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CONDITIONS
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OFFICIAL CONTEST COUPON
North Platte Lt, Ht. & Pr. Co.,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Gentlemen: I have answered questions
below and submit herewith my letter in
FREE LAUNDRY QUEEN CONTEST.
1. Do you own a washing machine?
2. If so, what make? :
3. Is your house wired for electricity?
Name : '-
Address .
North Platte
Light, Heat & Power Co.,
North Platte Nebraska.
CONSTITUTION
OK THE
LINCOLN COUNTY
FA KM BUREAU.
ARTICLE I 'AMK
Tlio name of this 'organization shall
bo the Lincoln County Farm Bureau.
ARTICLE II OBJECT
The object ot tills Bureau shall be
community co-operation for the pur
pose of
(1) Systematizing methods of pro
duction and distribution.
(2) Assisting and encouraging co
operative organization for the eco
nomic purchase of farm supplies and
marketing of farm products.
(3) Rendering assistance to farm
ers in securing good seed, fertilizers,
livestock, credit facilities and farm
labor.
(4 Eliminating farm waste such as
losses caused by plant and animal dis
eases, insect pests, idle lands and un
economic systems of marketing.
(55 Increasing the acreage and yield
of food crops common to the locality.
(C) Conducting demonstrations il
lustrative of good agricultural and
housekeeping practices.
(7) Maintaining the health of the
home and of the community.
(8) Assisting the boys and girls
through organized club work to an
understanding of better rural life and
living.
(9) In general, -Syorklng for the
permanent betterment of rural life
through study of the problems of the
men, the women and tho boys and
girls.
(10) Co-operating with the Nebras-.
ka Collego of Agriculture and the
(United States Department of Agricul
tural Extension work through the em
ployment of County-Extension Agents
j and co-operating with the Nebraska
Farm Bureau Federation in carrying
1 . . . i. .. . . . .
uui uiu uujueis enumeraicd auove.
ARTICLE III MEMHEKSini'
SEC. I, Eh'gllillliy-The members of
any family actively engaged in agri
cultural pursuits or whose main in
come is derived directly from the farm
may become members of this llureau
by paying the membership fee deter
mined by tho Farm Bureau.
SEC. II, Units of the Farm Hurra"-.
Each voting precinct in the County
shall constitute a unit of the County
Farm Bureau and shall select trom
among the Farm Bureau members re
siding in such precinct, a chairman
who will be officially designated Pre
cinct Chairman of the Lincoln County
Farm Bureau.
SEC. Ill, Represenlnllon Eaclf
Precinct shall bo entitled to repre
sentation at the Annual Farm Bureau
meeting by one delegate for every ten
members or major fraction thereof.
ARTICLE IV OFFICERS AM)
THEIR DUTIES
SEC. I. The officers of this bureau
a.
4.
5.
C.
7.
8.
9.
10.
ARTICLE II.
At meetings of tho Exocutlvo Hoard.
tho following order of uuslnoss r.hall
bo observed:
1. Reading and approval of unap
proved minutes of prior meeting.
Report of Secretary.
Report of Agents.
Report of President.
Report of Standing and Special
Committees.
Bills and Communications.
Unfinished Business.
New Business.
Suggestions by Agents and mem
bers. Adjournment
ARTICLE III.
Tho meetings of this bureau and of
tho Exocutlvo Board shall bo governed
by tho latest edition of Roberts' Man
ual of Parliamentary Rules.
ARTICLE IV.
SEC. 1. Tho work of tho Attontn cm-
played bv this Bureau shall bo di
rected by tho Exocutlvo Board anil tho
Extension Sorvico In accordance with
Article VI of tho Constitution.
SEC. 2 Tho program of tho Farm
Bureau shall embraco activities ot all
members of loo family.
ahAj. 3. Special committees may bo
appointed or solected to handlo any
project or activity undertaken or de
termined upon by tho Exocutlvo Board.
Adopted January C, 1921.
-::o:
UNION PACIFIC TAXI AND TRANS
FEU COMPANY ORGANIZED
HERE.
C. 11. Bloomberg, tho taxi man at
tho McCabo Hotel will tomorrow
morning start business in the Union
Pacific Dopot here. Ho has socurcd
a location in tho news stand and Ills
cars will be in front of tha dopot
after Saturday morning. Yestorday
.In a conversation, Mrt. Bloomborg
said, "Wo feel that North Platto Is
big enough to maintain a taxi and
transfer lino In connection with tho
passenger station and wo propose to
glvo the best of service at tho regular
rates. Wo will have a phono and can
bo called day or night."
This is a new departure for North
Platto although such accommodations
are regularly found in tho dopots or
tho cities.
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Dr. Morrill. Dentist, office ovpi
wiirox Department Storo.
REAL ESTATE TRANFERS.
Tho following nrn Inknti frnm Mm
Record of Deeds filed In tho office of
Win, Yost, Reglstor of Deeds for
Lincoln County during tho past week:
iicccmucr u mary u. Martin to
James C Mooro, et nl. S& of of
Section 12 T. 1G R. 33 $500.
December .'11 Jan. C. Mnnrn mill
wifo to Sam 0. Anderson Lot 1 Block
4 Trusto's Addition to North Plnlto
$5800.00.
Jniiunrv 1 Ada O. Wlnnnlat unit
husband to Lura II. Wator Lots 9 and
10 Block 2, Original town of Brady
$4SOO,00.
Janiinry I P. L. Harper and wife
to Ralph E. Cowles, ct nl, Lot 1G
Block 3 Harper's Addition to Wallnco
$200,00.
December .'II J. P. jCnrnon and
wifo to John Griffith i' SE'4 Sec.
20 T. 12 R. 28 $3500.
December 31 Theo, P. Meyers and
wifo to V. C. Plolstickor WW SEVi
and KV6 SWA Sea 31 T. 14 R. 30
$34000. ,
December ill F. O. Plolstickor ami
wifo to Chus. A.LIston WW SE'4'and
BW SWU Sec. 31 T. 14 If. 30
$25500.00.
LOCAL ANJ? PEKSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Rosoncrante
mado a visit to Cozod during tho week
and returned yestcr'day.
Miss Emma Bonjainln, who lu em
poyed in tho North Platto Geuoral
Hospital loft tho middlo ot tho weak
for her homo In Scottsbluff.
Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Ford loft the
first ot tho week for their homo In
Loxingtou, Kentucky, after visiting
at tho homo of Mrs. Ford's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. York Hinuian.
W. E. Davis, Chief Correspondent ot
tho Yeomen will visit North riatto
du January 13th and inspect tho work
ojr tho local lodgo, addressing tho
members and taking part in tho ini
tiation of a number of now members.
Mutual Building & Loan Association
of North Platte.
INCORPORATED IN 1887.
Resources $1,370,427.14.
SAFETY FIRST.
Investors in this association get Uie benefits of the
following requirements of the laws of Nebraska under
which it is operating:
First. The association is required to invest only in
first mortgages on real estate or the stock of this association.-
Second. Such investments are non-negotiable and
non-assignable, and can only be discharged by payment
direct to' the association. This is a very important pro
tection not available to any financial Institution except
Building & Loan Associations.
Third. The association is subject to the supervision
of the State Banking Board.
How well the interests of the investors in this as
sociation have been safeguarded is evidenced by the fact
that in the more than thirty three years of its operation
not one dollar has been lost.
T. C PATTERSON,
President.
HESSIE F. SALISBURY,
Sccrotary.
shall be President, Vice-President
Secretary and Trennii
cive bonrd of nlno members including
me uuovf named otllcers, all of whom
shall be elected at the Minimi limit
ing by tho delegates as provided for
In Article in. Section 3.
SEC. 2. All officers shall hold office
trom tho date of one annual meeting
to the next annual meeting, or until
meir successors nro elected and Qual
ified. SEC. 3. The duties of tho presi
dent, vice nrcsident. snorntnrv niul
treasurer of this Bureau shall be such
as uBimlly pertain to such offices.
SEC. 4. The exocutlvo board shall
hold regular, monthly meetings to
audit accounts, approve and allow
claims and to discuss, plan nnd di
rect in counsel with tho agents, tho
work in tho county. The time and
place of these meetings shall bo de
termined by the Executive Board.
SEC. 5. The Executive Board of
tills Farm Bureau shall have the pow
er to execute, such contracts as nro
necessary to tho furtherance of the
purposes of this organization.
SEC. G. Vacancies. All vacancies
shall be filled by tho Exocutlvo Board
to servs until tho next annual meet
ing. SEC. 7. It shall be tho duty of tho
Secretary of this Farm Bureau to keep
on file copies of all contracts exe
cuted, report the same to the annual
meeting of tho Farm Bureau and to
semr copies of such contracts to tho
Extension Service, Collego of Agri
culture, Lincoln, N'ebr. IIo shnll keep
tho minutes of all meetings nnd per
form such other work as is usually in
cidont to the office of Secretary of
any organization.
SEC. 8.- Tho Treasurer of the Farm
Bureau shall receive and dlsburso all
funds on the ordor of tho Secretary,
countersigned by tho President of tho
Farm Bureau unless other arrange
ments have beon mado and approved
by tho Executive Board. Ho shall
make a report to the Farm Bureau at
its regular annual meeting . Tho
Board may call for a report at any
time.
ARTILCE V. MKKTINGS.
Tho regular annual meeting of this
Bureau shall bo held In December at
such day, hour and place ns may bo
designated by tho Executive Board.
ARTICLE VI.
Tho direction of tho work of tho
County Agents or other peoplo hired
by tho Farm Bureau Bhall rest with tho
Exocutlvo Board of tho Farm Bureau
and wth tho Extension Service, Col
lege of Agriculture. Lincoln, N'ebr.
A HTICLE VII.
The Agents shall bo located at North
Platto.
A ItTICLK VIII.
Tliis Constitution shall bo amended
at any regular meting by a majority
vote.
ItV-LAWS.
ARTICLE I.
Finances Tho appropriated money
irom uio v;oumy funds shall romain In
tho public treasury until thoy becomo
available by claims rogularly made
against the County and nudltod and
approved by tho Exocutlvo Board of
tho Farm Bureau.
f RKAL PROPERTY BARGAINS.fi
&TJIE HOLLHAK & SEBASTIAN?
8 AGENCY. 9
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l And when wo say "Bargains" l
it wo mean nice, modern priced it
ft homes that aro worth tho ft
J money. Look over tho four wo jf
ft offer in this lssuo and Phono CI 2 it
U J or W for an appointment to
it see thorn. W
A nice flvo room bungalow, li
it Modern except heat. Has nlco it
ft barn, chicken house, wash house ft
$ and chicken yard fenced off. "
it
Fine trees and lawn. Tei'ms h
ft $1200 cash, balance at $50 per M
t month. K
it 907 West Oth Street it
ii ft
;: Ono story, frame flvo room l
i; house. Natural pine finish. i
j.j Newly remodeled Inside. Mod- ft
i( em except heat. Gas ri.ngo
goes with house. There, Is a it
h $1500 first mortgage to" tho ft
Building & lonn and a $050 $
mortgage to a prlvato party, ft
jf both of which can bo assumed. i
it Balanco cash. Prlco $3500. it
l :t08 South Vino Street ft
ii
5( Ono story, flvo room, frame
8 dwelling. Cypress finish. Abso- in
J! lutely modern. Basomcnt. Closo S
j'; to school. A bargain. Price -
j n n a .
NEGLECTED WIVES MIGHT BE A TRAGEDY
IP IT WERE NOT FOR THE COMEDY IN
AL CHRISTIE'S
Six Reel Comedy Drama
"SO LONG LETTY"
Prom tho Famous
OLIVER MOROSCO STAGE SUCCESS
THE 102.75 PROOF COMEDY THAT
PUTS THE KICK IN THE CHASER
AS LETTY SAYS:
Men aro peculiar, they spend their
Courting Days telling us how unworOiy
they nro and; their Married Life, prov
ing it.
A ROBERTSON-COLE SUPER-SPECIAL
TIIH FUNNIEST PLAY EVER SCllELiNKl)
At The SUN, Tuesday and'.Wednesday.
i.l $4700.
ii 1023 West Oth Street
jj Ono and a half story, framo i
ft house, seven rooms. Modem ft
j; except heat Garage, chicken l
it house nnd coal house. Fenced
ft it
M chicken yard, large trees, nlco ft
j lawn, cornor lot Cash $1,000.
it Balnnco at $45.00 per month, it
Prlco $4,500.00. g
J. a HOLMIAN S
ft Res. Phono KS1.T. ft
8 J. K. SEBASTIAN
lies. Phono li:t8. :t
Hat Sale
One
Day
Only
Saturday, Jan. 8.
YOUR UNRESTRICTED CHOICE
ANY
Stetson
oR Mallory Hats
EACH.
Values
up to $13.50
All The Newest Styles and colors. 1
THE HIRSCHFELD co
North Plattes Greatest Store For Men.
Special Tire Sale
30 per cent Discount.
Buy Now Buy Right Buy Standard Guaranteed Tires.
Thirty Per Cent Discount from list includes our entire line of Tires.
HENDY-OGIER AUT01COMPANY,
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA.
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