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McsdmneB IU7 ami Earl Harwell
went to RusUln for h few day's yiBlt
vrth the lator's brothors, Hoy ami
Ilgfph Silckuey.
Mr.nml Mrs. Geo. .ToiRensnn woro
nlciiBiuil callcin at tin Win. Wontlorly
liome lust Fililny.
Mrs. II Leonard is In Hod Cloud
with her daughter. Mrs. .loo Toihiuii.
Mrs. (too, .luifjcti&oii iintl daughter
Ataxic, and Miss Mamie WatHon bpoiit
Huturditv uiciiiui; wltli AIih .Inne
Karley.
Mr. and Mrs. H. 10, II tmlor were cull
iir at IVud Hunter's lust Sunday.
Mr. and Mr. It. 1-3. Hunter uponl
Wednusiluy liveuiiiK with tlio formoi'a
ulsters, Mrs Hut ry Cloud.
Ivan lManUcnbiilur urrived home
Wednesday evening, having served his
time in Uncle Sum's service.
Frank llloom has returned from
Seotts Ultiff where ho took a car of
stock niiil household foods for Tan
Hefllii.
Mlsh Oouova Mtller spent Thursday
night with Mrs Chas. Hutitor'
Choir practice was hold Thursday
night at Mrs. Kdith Miller's.
Mrs. Amy Heflin and children left
Sunday ovcultig for Seotts ltluff where
her husband has localod, and will
ninke that place their future home.
Avie Moore called on lieiulco Satin
drs Saturday evening.
(Catherine aud Azloy Carpenter and
Mildred Heflin spent Sunday with the
Uutledge twins, Misses Hcssic and
JcKhio.
(Joy Darker was assisting in tlie
butcher shop Monday
Mr. and Mrs C. H. Burgess and son
John pont Sunday with the former's
parents, Mr aud Mrs. ilohu Hurgcss of
Red Cloud.
Mr.Ch.irlcs Mat tin cuino in Satur
day morning from Coud, Nob, , for a
visit with telatives and ft loud
Mr Koj Matkln, who has been visit,
lug his father and mother fur the past
two weeks, loturned to his homo in
South Dakota Saturday morning.
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D You Waal I Know
Both bides I
Swift & Company's 1919 Year Book,
just out, tells you
What Swift & Company's profits
were in 1918,
The truth about the Federal Trade
Commission's investigation,
Why the prices of butter and eggs
are so high,
And many other vital fnct6.
Whether or not you agree with us after
reading this Year Book, you will at least
know both sides.
You will find it interesting; Americans like
to hear about big things done in a big way.
You will also discover that we are merely
human beings like yourself, doing in the best
possible way a necessary service.
Legislation is pending in Washington; as
a good American citizen you want to know
both sides of this question. It concerns you,
as well as one of the most important industries
in the country.
Do not hesitate to send for a copy of this
booklet. Yournameand address are all we need.
Address Swift & Company
Union Stock Yards, Chicago, Illinois
Swift & Company, U. S. A;
"?ruyif qjs'gtflgggq
Mr. nd Mrs Guy Harwood re tisls
inn At the C. Mcdall home this week.
Mssers Oeo. Matkln, Wm. Wonder
ly, Ralph Harmon, Goo. Jorgotison,
and It E. Hunter, wero among those
who went to Hastings Thursda) morn
tug.
C. II. Durgess is on t lie sick list.
Mrs. Ksador called on Mis. Ij 13
Dally T tesdiiy evening
Mr and Mrs. Hoy l'almer wero call
IngotiMr. and Mis Stove Kennedy
Sunday evening
Mr. and Mrs. It. E. Hunter wore
visiting at the Tied Hunter home in
Hiveitoii Sunday.
Miss Schnlder was takon sick in
school last Monday and had to dismiss
school for the remainder of the day,
but is hotter at this writing
Last Tuesday Mr. It. H. Hunter
bought the proporty foimcrly owned
by Mr M. Ulankotibakcr.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ulaukoubaknr
went to Lincoln for a few days visit
with the lattcr's sister, who has been
In a hospital thorc.
Khador Hromiltmudc a business ttip
to Ited Cloud Tuesday.
Bladen Brieflets
Mrs. Win. Stanley of Itoseland, vlsil-
ed with her brother's, Jas. Fred, Ar
thur and families the past week.
(J 00. Itoss was down from Queen
City the fore part of the week, work
lug on the Frank Spetico rosidunoo In
the north part of town.
Mr. aud Mrs. Ulono l'helps and babe
came In from Chappell last week for
a visit with the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs. I). S. l'helps and family. J
A. Denton met them at Kearney and
brought thoui to Uladeii.
Carl Waechtor arrived home the lat
ter part of the week from Camp Funs
ton, where ho received his honorable
(llseliaige from the service Carl went
with the last contingent called befote
the in mist ice was signed.
Mr and Mis. Frank Speuce and
family ei.jnjed a visit liom the lattei's
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I -i tnnviiii! onto a plueo sonic tbrue
milt.'-, out of lied Uloud Ills hmtliur, I
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Farm Bureau Notes
Annua! Muetiiij', .Vubstr County
1'nriii BiiriMii .Saturday, IVbriiary l"i
ISM!, in thu Couit Uooni of the Court
Iliui'ie:
10;ll'l Meuting of IJonrd of Diu-e
toih, IochI leiulor.! and school district
("o-opoiiitois. Address, Co-operation
.1. I. (Jilinoie, Valley, Xeb.
I :!!( President', addiess, Joo CJiir
i ley, Itiavule.
r.fid Seeiet.irx'r. report, Call Fauseh
'J'.l'O Annual tepoi t County Agent
2:111) Addles-, Value of Orgniiiu
tion, X. V. ti.iln, l.iueoln, Xeiir.
:i:.IO-Election of otllcei-M
Kvi'iy farni" r -liemld attend tlii
tneeting Annual lepmt of tlio Coun
ty Agent xsoilt foi the past jeurwill
lie uiveu, and hem .Mr CSuin on "The
Value (if Oitiiiuiitliili ' Also help
eleet ollleeis for llm e inillg year.
Ilimiil of Diieeloi- ot the Fui in
llilieau -Itoaul of Dlieetoi-' of the
I'hiiii Itllieau aio tleeted in the fol.
Icmlug manner: Uueh of the -even
tiiwiis in the enmity nominates then
in in to rcmseiit thcin and the entiie
euunty elects him, theiefoie It is very
iinpoi taut that every farmer he iep
i twitted on Hie Kami Uureaii the
coming year.
Call Clubs The enrollment in the
Calf Clubs is getting nicely stinted
and all indications: are thrtt it will be
u go.
Wo realized when wo stinted this
that there would bo u! knoclters to
one booster. It is n big thing to tack
le but the value from a movement of
this kind is also big and it is the btg
things that are worth while doing
This not only Is a new thing for Web.
ster County, but It Is a new thing for
the State of Nebraska nl&o.
In the eastern states where Calf
Clubs huvo been pulled on" like this
they hnvo been n great success and we
nee no reason vhy it should not be n
great sticcass In Nebraeka. So hero Is
u cIimich to boost Webster County as
well as Nebraska.
I talked to the High School students
ut Red Cloud and Ulue Illll tills week
and I And that a good many would
like to enter but their parents object.
It is too bad that the ambitions of so
many boys and girlH are discouraged
by their parents.
IlKNnv It. Fau.scii,
County Agricultural Agent.
Chas. A. Teef
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Attorney Jus. S. Qilliat in the.
IOIIOW1UK IHUlllivr. uui-s iiuiui iv, ui".
rt'inix manner, docs hop6r to, tl
lato Charles A, Teel, hrptlof Citr ?Pnco he 'got, caught. Hp signcdii
Clerk, O. C. Teel, and a former4ro-JWeVwith',a neighbor payable tofjie
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TALK about smokes, Prince Albert
is geared to a ioyhandout standard
that just lavishes smokehappiness on
every man game enough to make a bee line for a
tidy red tin and a jimmy pipe old or new !
Get it straight that what you've hankered for in
smokes you'll sure and certain find aplenty in P. A.
That's because P. A. lias the quality!
You can't any more make Prince Albert bite your
tongue or parch your throat than you can make a horse
drink when he's off the water 1 Bite and parch are cut
out by our exclusive patented process !
You just lay back like a regular fellow and puff to beat
the cards and wonder why in samhill you didn't nail a
section in the P. A. smokepasture longer than you care
to remember back 1
Buy Prince Albert everywhere tobacco Is sold. Toppv red fcogt,
tidy red tins, handsome pound and half pound tin humidors and
that clever, practical pound crystal class humidor with sponge
moistener top that liecps the tobacco in &uch perfect condition.
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Co., Winston-Salem, N, C,
dont of tlii countv. who nas.od awav
- i
ut his hom, -m Vl.onUvl county, yn
I Fcbruaiv lbt. at the lime of his death I
being fij, year of age. Mr. Tcel
Iefl hore "l m(i niovlng to a farm
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"u"' .uii.vttuni, wan is v.-eii amuav
orably rememberod by all, having
! served as shoritV of Webster counts
m, U0'01,
' 'Charley loel, as tho.ojieei of
w t'lis.Ter county Knew him, wau one
df those men to whom i; fAi'ly his
tory of western Ncbi.asLft.!-.vas in
debted more than can,,, he easily
tealiml. it was the' fnUuslry, pru
dent hushanciry, .--oun(J iriwahty and
social liolpfulnos" of young' men ol
hi.-i character that demonliated to
hi.s neighbors, friends and strangers,
that life could he Micvcssfully and
happily lived on tlio western prairies
remote from villages -and railways.
At the ago of twenty-four, he had ac
cumulated by hard labor in the east,
when labor was pooily paid, enough
funds to provide himself with a team,
wagon, a supply of food, and j-ome
farming tools. So piovided forty
fix j cars ago lie made the then long
journey from. Illinois to what was
western XehiasUa, and selected hi
Homestead midwa between the Re
publican and Ilhie river., on the high
divide in the eastern half of this
county. ! built himself a Mid
house and a sod burn, after the fash
ion of the few who had preceded him
to that part of the county, and devot
ed himself to the cultivation of Ins
land with such zeal and '.hrift,' that
notwithstanding the grasshopper
plague of '71, he felt justified in tak
unto himself a wife. He wooed suul
won the mo.-t attractive maiden wntfie
neighhoihood, and in lS7fi she added
the grace of radiant womanhood to
the rudeness of the sod dwellings' and
gave them the light and warmth of
home.
"Whete others grumbled and Idled,
Charley laughed and toiled. Where
others wasted their earnings, and
saddled themselves with debt and lost
the farms wiich had cost them noth
ing Charley saved what he earned.
The ghost of debt, and the clay of the
usurer never disturbed his peace.
Yet there was nothing miserly or sel
fish in his thrift.
"Tatfe this incident for example.
In 1800, when populism run riot in
this country, anil Ilolshcvikism took
possession of the farmers, because of
the total failure of crops, and the
hopeless indebtedness of the people,
Charley had an abundance of corn
saved over from tho previous year.
Instead of hauling this corn to mar
ket, he invited his neighbors, without
discrimination to take what they need
ed. Some of them offered thlor notes.
In payment. He refused to take
them. Their notes, he told them,
were no good at the bank. He pre
ferred their oral promiso to repay
him whon they got able. It is pleas
anf. to relate that every one, faithfully
jottAcjiecKully repaid him out of the
iqxt 'years' crop
r .Tt . i-
pjnwwi rmiiBiaii
bank at Cowlns. Tim nniirlilim. m-n.
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ir.Iy let the note go to judgment
Chai '' when he hcnul of it, told the
bank to come to his farm, take his
best horse and lead it to town in
sight of the neighbor. Tlio banker
had barely got the hov-c into town
vhen the neighbor appeared with the
money to pay the judgment and ic
deemed the horse.
"Mr. Teel was elected, and served
one term as shcrill". Hut ollicial life
was not to hi.s taste. he devolved
the duties of the office upon his young
er brother, Oscar, while he lemained
on his farm.
"When the price of Webster count
ctl out of the (question to provide each
land began to app eciate, and it seeni
of his many children with a Webster
countv farm, he sold out here, and
went to Frontier county wheio he
could initiate them all into his own
pioneer experiences, with tho promise
of the sure lewards that had attended
his own offoits.
''Kx-I'resident Uooscvelt could have
found no fault with Charley Teel. He
left eight children and twenty-five
grandchildren, each one a genuine
American, inbued with the instincts
of American pioneer aihentuie.
"Although Mr. Teel died in a i1
tan county, and theio is sadness in it -calling
him to memory, yet there is
a pkajure, alf-o, in acknowledging the i
obligation we owe to his worth, while !
he was among us."
Report of the Condition
ok mi.
Bank of Inavafo
of Innvnlc Uhtirtix No. 795 In the Stale
of Nebraska ut the close of business
January 215, 1919.
inform i:s
Loans and DKcouuis SlOU.UT.Ut
overdrafts I,ui.lii
llonds, Sitcurltlts, Jiul m en t h,
I'laims, warrautH, etc :i.ut..l.l
Other Assets, Liberty IJonds ... U.OOU.IM
U. S. Treasury Certlllealos au.OOi) U0
IliiiiUnn lioiihe, furniture A. Iltturts a.OW.UU
Current expenses, taxes and Inter-
eht paid 1 ,ii I l.8i
Due from national ami statu
banks t tUMBI.IIO
Currency I,:u7.iu
Clold coin 3.VU0
Silver, nickels and centN 1,011.1X1 l.8,K87.:!(l
Total
i.iAiui.irir.s
Capital stock paid In
Sin plus fund
Uudlvldid iirollts .
Individual deiiosltssubjcet
to cheek 170,017.11
Dumand eertllkatCHof de
posit 100.00
'I luioccrtltlcatesof deposit lil,Jlt.U IK 1,00-J. 10
Depositor's guaranty fund 1,070.1! I
Total $ 213,001.(0
SfATBOrNKUUASKA, 1
county ol Veb8ter f
1,(1, II, Mpprnry Cashier of the abovo nam.
ed Imuk do uprchy swear Hint thu above
tatcment(fricotrectand truo copy ot thu
it-port iuad' (u the State Ilanklm; Hoard.
(1. It. Ml'CHAUV,
Cnsliler.
Attest:
I'liarlOHlIuutor, Director,
(i. It. McCrary, Director.
huliKcrlhtd and Bworn to before mo this llth
day lf February, 1BIU.
C. II. Uurgcsa
,cal.) Notary l'ubllc.
$ 10,000.00
(1,000.00
a,Wi8.K.I
Notice of Suit
Martha K. Wright, John (lllford, Jamen
Oil lord, MiiKRloShafcr, Mnry IteiincH, Frank
J. Mnlioncy ami tlio Hpotiu's of ench ot them
nml the unknown heirs, devisees, legatees'
jiernoiml representatives nml Huccussors In In
tertstof eucliut them will take notice that
(UoiKeA. Wellnnspluliitlll. did on January
:il,IUIi, lllo lili petition and cdiutiicme an
action In tint district enurt of WelwlcrCoun
tj, Nebraska, nalnst them tho object and
prayiruf ulildi arc to iiilut In thdsald plain
(III nsimalnn any and all adverse clalunol
the H.ild naiiu d and dislynatul dcfuulants or
any ul ilium tho tltlo to the Lot Twenty-two
ill) In lllock Three qi In thu town of Cowles
u Webster County. Nebiaska. and that
the mortitaco executed thereon by Kdwnrd
Qllford nml wife to Martha i:. W'rli?ht, re
corded March 2, iwo, In Hook Y of Mort
k.ikis nl pane 1&7 bo decreed to have been
paid and Niitlsiled nml to bu discharged ol
rteord and that tho defendants ho named
mid deslgnalid and all persons claiming
IhroiiKh or under nny of them be forever
barred and enjoined from claiming or as
Bcrtliiutmy rli?ht, title or Interest In or to tho
said premises or nny part thereof adverse to
thuplalutlll.
You aru required to answer the petition of
theplalntllloii tile In thcolllceof the Clerk
of said court, at Ited Cloud, Nebraska, on or
heforo Monday, March in, ltM'.i.
(IKOIUIK A. W'Kl.l.S,
4w liy I.. II. niaekledgi',
Ills Attorney,
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