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Dakota City, Nebraska,
,'am,nry 24, 1921.
The uonrd qf county commlssionc a
met pursuant to adjournment witp
the following members present:
Will H. Rockwell, chairman; Ncls
Andersen and J. J. Lapsley, commis
sioners, and Geo, J. Boucher, county
clerk, when the following business
was transacted:
Mike Woerner was, on motion, ap
pointed overseer road district No. 1.
Hcport of S. W. McKinley, county
judge, for last quarter, approved.
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t'OlWI'V J'Alt.MI'HS' INST1TUTJJ
(Prom Farm Bureau News)
The County Farmers' Institute to
be held nt Homer, February 17 and
18, promises to bo second to nnne
"ever held In the county. If you have
not alrcadv befiun to prepare your
exhibits, this should be attended .c
at once. The premiums arc liberal,
let's make the entries lare.
FARM l'RODUCE.
Ten Ears Yellow Corn First pre
mium SG.OO, second $3.00, third $2.00.
Ten Ears White Corn--First pre
mium SG.00. seconfl $3.00, third $12.00.
Ten Ears of Corn of Other Dentj
vnrletv First nremiutnSD.OO, second
Tne following schedule of wages $3.00, third 52.00.
for road and liridi'e work for 1021, Sweepstakes l'ust te" (-','s r co,n
Av.ia adopted:
Alan and team, 8 hour day, 0.00.
Man aloiif, 8 hour day, fl.00.
Road draj'.cinif, 85 cents per mile,
round trip.
Board directs that no claims be
SIO.00. Best siimle ear entry il.u.
Ten Ears J'opcnrn First premium
$3.00, second $2.00, third $1.00. i
Winter Wheat One full peck, fust
premium, $3.00, second $2.00, third
SI. 00.
naid for accounts contracted by por-l Snrinir Wheat -One full peck, first
bons not authorized to contract such premium $3.00, second $2.00, thild
debts, matters of necessity being in $1.00
every case rclerru to tne commis
sioners, or one of them.
Bonds as follows were approved:
Jumes J. Lapsley, county highway
(ommifsioncr,
Oats Any variety, one full peck,'
first premium $3.00, second $2.00,
third 51.00. 1
Barley Any variety, one full peci:,
first premium SJ.00, second $2.oO,
B. McKinley, precinct assessor, for. third $1.00. I
Omadi precinct. 1'otatoeTs Early, one lull peck, first
Michael E. Kennelly, justice of the $3.00, second $2.00, third $1.00. '
peace, St. John's. I Potatoes Latt, one full peck, first
Mike Woerner, overseer road di; $3.00, second $2.00, third $1.00. i
trlet 1. PRODUCTS OF THE HOME I
Tim Hodglns, overseer district 7.' Premiums for the home are divi
The following claims were allowed' ed into domestic science and domes-
(hi Inheritance I'iiihI
Geo. A. Penry, labor, SG0.G5.
On Coiiiiiiivloiicr OMiict No. 3:
Geo. A. Penry, labor, $1-11.95.
Approved for rc-imbursenient from
State Highway Fund:
Will Bcardshear, work on ?hcd,
$108.00.
I. Persinger, same, SKI.
Homer Lumber Co,, material for
shed, $40 15.
St, Anthony & Dakota Lumber Co.,
shed, $302.00.
Kettler & Probst, supplies, $3.85.
S. A. Brown, blacksmith work, VJ.
Standard Oil Co., gas, $51.43.
G. F. Broyhill, gas, $31.81.
F. M. Beardshear, February, $120.
W. L. Broyhill, February, $120.
Sylvestor Tractor Co., repairs, $0.50
In compliance with order of the
tic art. There is a class of each of
these for girls 1G years of age and
under. They arc for the women as
follows: l
Butter -First premium $2; second
$1.50; third $1.
Cakes Angel Food, fir's t $2; second
$1.50; third $1.
Frosted Loaf Cake first $1.50; sec
ond $1; third 50 cents.
Doughnuts first $1; second 75 cts;
third 50 cts.
Apple Pie first $1; second 75 cts;
third 50 cts.
Lemon Pie first $1; second 75 etr
third 50 cts. I
Hrend first $2; second $1.50;thinl
$1.00. I
Canned Fruits -Peaches, first, 75
cents; second, 50 cents. Pears -first
75 cents; second. 50 cents. Cherries
board, the following statement cf,- first, 75 cents; second, 50 cents.
the financial condition of the county Jellies--Pluin, fir'.st, 50 cents; see
ls furnished from the county records. ond, 25 cents. Grape first, 60 ot-
Indebtedness of the county amount. second, 25 cents. Apple first ."0
to $83,237.19, divided as follows:
Warrants registered on various
funds as follows:
cents; second, 25 cents.
Finished Fancy Quilt first $1; sec
ond 50 cents. Best finished cotton
County General Fund ....$ 25293 lJ7 iuilt first $1; second 50 cents.
Lounty urldge fund 10980 U. Crochet 1-ilet, display of six pat
Emergency Bridge Fund..
Commissioner Dlst. No. 2..
Road Dlst. No. 1
Rood Dlst. No. 7
Road Dlst. No. 8
Road Dlst. No. 10
Road Dlst. No. 18
Outstanding Claims:
County General $
County and Emergency
4152 -9 terns- first $1.25; second SI. Tat-
13GG 93 ting best display of six patterns,
119 03 first $1.25; second $1. Crochet yoke
21G 70 - first 85 cents; second 50 cents.
153 f0 Crochet lunch cloth edge-- first 85
9G 9!i cents; second 50 cents. Crochet edge
15 90 on Tuiki3h towel- first 50 cents; see
lond U5 cents. Embroidery Colored,
7558 72 first 75 cents; second 50 cents.
I White eyelet first 75 cents: second
-first
75 cents;
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may cqm-
$1.00;
Bridge 33241 91 50 cents. Initial
1 second 50 cents.
The 1020 levy earns for all funds,' Glr,s 1G years or under
$311,214.09. divided as follows: . l'e for the following:
State Fund $58712 U Bread First $1.50; second
Countv General JfilWfi i!7 third 50 cents.
County Bridge Fund 22603 33 I'rosted loaf cake -First $1; second
F.merfecncy Bridge 5G50 b3 7r' cents; third 50 cents.
Ro'tjd Fund 11301 07 ,I,,lf dozen oatmeal cookies- Fiist
School Fund 121798 00 7f cents; second 50 cunts; third 25c.1
Cities and Villages ....,, 40885 51 Half dozen tugar cookies First 75
Sidewalk, Gutter, Etc 1344 17 cents; second 50 cents; third 25 ets.i
Pol Tax 2720 50 Loaf ut bread First $1 ; second
Drainage District No. 2... 991 2(5 7fi cents; third 60 cents. I
," 1 Apple Pie -Fiist $1; second 75
TOTAL 8311214 m9 cents; third 50 cents. i I
l'onrd adjourned to meet February Lemon Pie lirst $1; second 75
21," 1921. .cents; tnird M) cents
GEO. J. BOUCHER,
County Clerk.
' Til) lor Ccmelcrj Report.
To the Trustees of the Evangelical
Lutheran church:
Account of the Taylor Cemetery
fririn January 1, 1920, to January 1,
1921.
Jan. 1 rOn hand of last year'K
account $110 28
Jan. 1 Interest on $110.23 for
one year at G' 5 81
Received for care of Cemetery
May 7 C. II. Bartels 5 00
July 21 Mr. Tunicllir 2 00
July 30 Fred Hansen 1 no
Aug. 13 John Stalling" 10 'r'
Nov. 23-Win. P. Warner .... 2 f.l
Nov. 23-C. II. Bllven 2 .io
Dec. 10- Roy Armour '. 60
sec-
pec-
Sewing bag- First 75 cents:
ond 50 cents; third 25 cents.
Hemstitching- First 75 cents;
onu mi cents; third lift rents.
Pat'chlng First 75 cents: second
.60 cents; third 25 cents.
1 Bungalow Apron-First i5 centr
second 50 cents; third 25 cents.
Cap First 75 cents; second 60
cents; third 25 cents.
Plain corset cover First 75 cents;
i second 50 cents; third 115 cents.
Half dozen buttonholes First 75
cents; second 60 cents; third 25 eU,
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(From Farm Bureau News)
(By Dr. II. C. Taylor, U. S.
partment of Agriculture.)
Tliu whole question of fair price
Total $1-15 51 should be taken up, not in the spirit
Expense for Improving Cemetery iof a fight between the ditl'erent
Aug. 10 -Win. Anderson, clean- I groups wljii are doing ditl'erent parts
lug Cemetery $ 3(1 00 of the work required to provide for
linn ft l Wt.t A n.l..t-L,..i uxii-b i nil (-finpttrmifl lint vuifli n l...ir 1 1
(in Cemetery 20 25 maintain through the years to come, I
Balance on hand for year 1921 89 29 adequate and ell'iclent development'
of every branch of the nation's work.'
Total S145 51 The discouragement of any one
' (Signed) FRED BARTELS. branch or our national life, whether
o- it lie agricultuie, mining, transportn I
Seed Prices Take a Drop i-'"'1' manufacturing, or commerce,
The Indications nru tli.it alfalfa. wil tlus L'lul h. reflected in the,
blanches, Tills Is more especially
culture, for not only is
asic, in that it supplies
fooil and raw materials for the other
branches of our economic life, but it
is in a more tiboluto sense basic ie
cause it continually furnishes new
elements of population to the groups
engaged in the other lines of pro
duction, and for this reason has
rightly been called "the seed-bed of
the nation." It ik. therefore, a mat-
clover and other seeds will be much
cheaper this spring than they have ""inches. 11
bem for several years. With the truV ,1, nKrcv
exception of blue grass and white nttrlculturo tin
cloyer, prices may bo near pre-war
levels. This reduction will encour
agfc farmers to carry yut sonic of
their ideas regarding the use of
grtisses and legumes in their rota
tions. Previous to the rise in seed
prices many farmers were needle
doWn to grass a few acres about ev-
this way
writ Lmitiitr iitifl Iti tlita u'ni' witiiHtnr
thtir land. Those interested initv tr ot Krontrat national Importance
fipj some helpful suggestions in but. J""1 """ ' lMt lilooil In re
letlh 109 of the Nebraska Agricu!. tnlncil on the farms. Io iln this the
tural Experiment Station, called l,,h1l,tu,l,0,!,J which innke tor bette.
"Forage Crops." It deals with the llvil' i".t e country must be .level
wi. tin vuv niiiniii!ii wi living hi
ic homes of farmers be madu at-
motive. "
Hit attainment of this ideal n
quires leadership and organization.
TJie present organized efforts on M,e
part of farmers leoking toward "bet
ler farming, better business and bel
ter living," give promise that the
various grasses and legumes, pustule ".'
mixtures, etc., which are worthy of :'
attention in this state. The bulle- lr
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nil limy iju iiiitiiiiii-ii iiiiiiUKii rutin
Bureaus or direct from the College
of Agriculture.
OilOI.KHA
HOGS I'OFl.TltV
Why let hogs and poultry die of ,.,ii,b ,,.,. i,,i ,. L,i r.i
cliplera, worms, lice or other disease? nr,C(1 w ,)e t))0tu nn(, nore ; .u
Why not have hens lay No stock fu,iod as time goes on.
powders needed, bend stamped en- ,
velopcr ot onca. Evermun Stock it
Poultry Farm, Gallatin, Mo.
THE HERALD FOlt NEWS
HVVI(i DKCIIIKI) TO 310 VI-: OXTO A SMALLIOK FAH3I, AXI) HAVIXU 3IOIM-J STOCK, KTC, THAN I CAN
IIAXDLK, I W'llAi DISI'OSi: OF THK F0liL0VIX(J IMMUMOHTY AT ITIMilC ATCTIOX OX AMIAT IS
KXOWX AS' Til 1-2 OLD .1131 BKKKY FAK3I, 7 JIILKS SOTTHMAST OF POXCA; 1 MlliFS SOUTH AND
.MILK FAST OF THE SlT3I3IIT, AXI) 2 3IILKS WKST AXI) MILK SOUTH OF WILLIS, AM)
I J MILKS XOHTH OF (JOODWIX, XFI5IL, OX
Monday, Febr 7th
SALi: STAKTS AT I2::()
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Spiiii ot' 31 it its, 10 and 11 years
3ltilc, ." years old, weilit 1 1.10.
31nle 1 yetirs old, weifrht l.'IOO.
Hay 31 a re, 8 years old, iveilil l;l."0.
IS SI-
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head of Horses and Mules
old, wt. yum
fkj.:k iirxni at xoox
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1 Blue Koan 3lare, 7 jesirs old, ivein'ht
1 Muck 31are, 7 years old, weight 11(H).
1 (Jcay 31 u re, ( years old, weight ItfOO.
1 Hay 3Iare, ( years old; weight 1:500.
32
head of Cattle
II Head of Choice Cows and Heifers.
Some Good 3Iilch
1 Hereford Hull
Cows some
!) Calves.
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will he fresh Sale Day.
8 Yeti r lings.
48
Hesud of Hogs
48
One Set of Good Work
Ten Dozen Chickens.
Harnc:
S03IF HOUSEHOLD GOODS
One Set of Single Harness
40 Quarts of Fruit.
TFU31S OF SALE:
-Ten Months' time will be given at 10' interest. All Sums under $10.00, Cash.
P. E. Christensen
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COL. !:. F. UAS3IUSSEX, Auctioneer.
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SECUHfTV HAXK
OF TOXCA, Clerk.
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HAYI.NC DECIDED TO QUIT FAU.MIXti AXI) 3IO' E TO SOUTH DAKOTA, I AVILL SELL ALL 31 Y
i'EUSOXAL IMiOl'EHTY AT PUHLIC AUCTION AT 3IY FAH3I I 3IILES XOHTH AXI) 1 3IILE
WEST OF .1ACKSOX, XEHHASKA, OX
Tuesday, FebV- 1 5, 1 92 1
SALE CO.M31EXCES AT Vi O'CLOCK SIIA1IT
FHEE LUXtMl SEHYED AT XOOX.
13 Head of Horses and Mules 13
Two span of .Mules (5 years old, ut. about !:200.
One span of grey .Mares, ." years old, wt. about 2200.
One grey -31 a re, ." years old, wt. about 1000.
One team of Colts.
One span of suckling
One .Mule, 2 years old.
8 head of Cattle
40
31ilch Cows, one giving
Three 2-ycar-old
milk, and
Heifers.
one wi
Three
old.
31 tiles.
One 3lissouriMack.
I lie i-resii ny date ot
yearling Steer Calves
Sale
head f Shoats 40
Machinery, Etc
Single Huggy.
Cultivators.
Heater. One
One 3IcCormick 7-foot Hinder.
I Walking Stirring I'lou. 1 Hit
18-Harrel Stock Tank. One '2-lton 3lachine. ','
One 'l-Hottoui Tractor IMow. I Tandem Tractor
2 Lumber Wagons. One
Cultivators. : Walking
1 Disc Harrow. I Tank
Hay Hake. One 10--20 Titan Tractor.
sled. I New Cutter. 2 Hay Hacks. One lli-foot Hunt. 1 Hog Itiic
Set of HaruesK. J0 Hods of Hog Wire. One Xew '200-Egg "Old
Separator. .Numerous oilier articles not 1'ted on hills.
I Dresser, 1 Sewing 3lachine, 1 Kitchen Cabinet, and
I Deering Corn Hinder. 2 Hiding
ii g IMow. i Stump Hreaking IMow.
Hiding Listers. One
1 Xew Hoh-
Oil Tanks.
Trusty" I neu hu
Disc.
1 Hour Waterer. ' One
or. One De Laval Cream
other Household Goods.
1 Ford Touring Car. 1 Maxwell Roadster. About 250 Bushels Oats.
TEH3IS OF SALE Ten Months' Time will be given on approved notes bearing 10 per cent interest. All sums
under $10.00 Cash. No goods removed until settled for with the clerk.
GEO. BANEY, Owner
COL. E. F. HAS3IUSSEX, Auctioneer.
HAXK OF DAKOTA COUXTY, Clerk.
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