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FARM BUREAU NEWS
irig that the farmer as first in pro
ductive enterprises surely has tho
right to follow his product ns far as
he likes along the route of distribu
tion, and that the TJ. S. Grain Growers
1 offer the farmer the only relief from
the denial of grain exchanges to allow
SERVICE co-operative companies seats upon
I their exchanges. Mr. Howard said
SUPPLIES ITEMS FOR THE the farmers finance corporation is ah
TRIBUNE READERS solutely necessary to insure sufficient
' credit to the fanner who needs a
Bureau Federation
reveals
rains which occurred at harvest time
when the wheat was in the shock
bleached the bcrryi and this bleached
wheat is now being graded as "yellow
berry" and Is bought at a discount
under the red wheat. It is exactly tho
same wheat but changed in color
that the SPECIAL ELECTION PROCLAMA
TION AND NOTICE.
To the Voters of Lincoln County, Ne
braska: By virtue of n resolution duly on-
acted by the Hoard of County Com
missioners or said Couny. "notlco Is
hereby given that on tho ICth day of
August, between the hourB of
and gluten content by tho rain, and ' ;u" . ?;,tu: V,
tho, change In grade might Just ns loWf a speclal electIon wlII bo hel(1 of
well occur in Turkey red wheat as in tho miallfled eolctors of said
Kanred, in fact has. Grain Inspectors County on tho
eolctors
proposition
of
to
said
issue
was also passed requesting the U. S. should not bo expected from produf- 14 g4 ng compa with 14.15 for the
tlon sold at the pre-war leveis. urg- XurkeJ1 Re(l, TlJlt AVeau,er condi-
Grain Growers not to buy elevators
within one year, believing that the
corporation should be well under way
before making the larger financial investments.
ing development of tho St. Lawrence
Grcafc Lakes waterway, President
Howard said it would bring ocean
traffic 1000 miles closer to Nebraska
and mean a saving of five to ten cents
per bushel to every grain grower in
the middle western states; that tho
water-way can bo built for the price
of ten battleships, and will pay for
itself In forty years from the sale of
electric current. s
Approximately 1500 people attended
the Fillmore county Farm Bureau pic
nic and listened to an address deliv
ered by President James R. Howard,
of the American Farm Bureau Federa
tion. Governor McKelvie acted a?
cha rman and made a short introduc
tory talk, commending the co-opera-1 Kr0m certain sections of Nebraska
tivo efforts ol the farmers through tho the statement has been made recent
Farm Bureau Federation. , ly that Kanred wheat is being dockrd
President Howard reviewed the i,y Kraln buyers'and millers who con
work of the committee of seventeen ten,i that it has a lower milling value
ani the subsequent organization of than the regular runs of hard wheat,
the V. S. Grain Growers int.. declar- s,,cn reports, says the Nebraska Farm
. ; Bureau Federation headquarters, is
due either to a misunderstanding ot
the fast or willful misrepresentation.
According to the Farm Bureau Fed
eration, professional seed analysists
and grain Inspectors admit that tak
ing tho ripened berry It is impossible
to distinguish Kanred from .other
strains of hard winter wheat there
fore docking could not be intelligently
done unless the buyer actually knows
what the farmer planted. However,
an investigation made by the Farm
For
Rent
Limited nmount of Cold Storage space
for Eggs, Meat. Produce. Etc.
ARTIFICIAL ICE &
COLT) STORAGE CO.
Phone 40.
lionu nro responsible for the misap
prehension regarding Kanred wheat,
and not the wheat itself Is best illus
trated by a telegram received today
by the Nebraska Farmer from L. W.
Fritz, of the Kansas Agricultural
College which says: "Result of eight
years milling ani baking tests do not
warrant discrimination against Kan
red as a variety. Like other hard
wheat, some Kanred samples grown
under adverse conditions have pro
duced poor Hour and bread. Yellow
berry wheat may, be produced from
seed of Kanred r Turkey Red and
does not usually mako satisfactory
flctir. Climatic and soil conditions and
ii"t v.-irloty are to blame."
: :o t
.Mm. llio Mi 'fbnvy returned Sun
day from Hi'Vphey where she visited
Miss Marjory Arnold returned yes
terday from a month's visit in Iowa.
Miss Evangeline Herro( went to
Sarhcn Sunday to visit at the homo
of 'ior slst' r Mr-. M. McFadden.
Dr. L. J. KRAUSE, Rentlst, X-Ray
Diagnosis. McDonald Bank Building.
Phone 97.
Mr. and Mrs.Ralph Hansen, returno.l
Sunday from Denver whoro they visited
MIDSUMMER MADNESS
greater credit to handle his own grain at Omaha and Lincoln told the Farm ! nml Bo11 negotiablo bonds of said
At a meeting of the mid-west Farm than Is necessary for the nresent svs- t .. rv,., .i .,.. .,. ..J County, in tho sum of Ono Hundred
,, .... . .... " -" ,S Xtv-flve Thousand fSlG5.000.001
bureau presiueuu aim sucreu.r. ( tem oi nuiaie men. wun me vouunu cognizance of whether wheat is Kaa- Dollars to bear interest at tho rate of
uc.u ai u tu. -ao!. .v..u Ul im,By , unuiutiu.! uimuai. uu.u rG(1 or not but tnat aU wheat 1b grad- six per cent (6) per annum, pay-
tended by H. D. Lute, secretary of the, that of the pre-war period Mr. How-I . pPnr,nni, tn nnnonmnnn onoii nr. ' able semi-annually on coupons at-
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federation, It' ard says he cannot predict a pre-war: ow b hard wInt oft wIn.'Sn,in?irSr fff m
was the expression of opinion that the pnce level, though he does not antic ter. etc. So fnr as the clutcn content' S1'' 'C !1D
Farmers' Finance Corporation, in con- pate that pricbs will again reach the of Kanred Is concerned a test mada able ten (10) years after tho date of
nection with the U. S. Oram Growers, high level of war times; also ,,, KnnR;,a ArlonUm-ni Online. 1 iasuo and Sixteen Thousand Five Hun
. ... . 1 .in .. . , ... nf nnr, 0 I )wf (ell! Mil Hfll Tlnlln- -..1.1
inc.. snouiu inciuue uie nuimuus tnat tne national war ciem. oi o.uut-.- ,0(l from 1913 to 1919 how .. 7";"' w
livoctnnk n wpII n nran. A motion nnn nnn nnntmniPii in hlirh nrlce times , , Jissuo to hocomo duo and payable In
,-- - ,ww,w - -.0- . . Ul0 glulon content 01 ivanreu 10 oc, each year after said ten (10) year ner
iod until all are paid and the purpose
for which Bald bonds nro to be issued
is to provide funds for paying for the
ropair, sonstruction or reconstruc
tion work for the following described
bridges in said County, including ap
proaches thereto, namely: Tho Bird
wood Precinct Bridgo over tho North
Platto River north of Sutherland, be
tween Section lines 4 nnd- 5, and 8 and
9, Township 14, Range 33 West ot the
Gth P. M.; tho South Platto J3ridge
ever the South Plntto River south of
Sutherland locate'! on north and south
center lino in Section 32, Town,shlp
14, Range 33 WeBt of tho Cth P. M.; tho
Horshoy bridgo over tho North Platto
River north ot Horshey, located on
Section lines between Sections 8 ami
0. Township 14 Range 32, West ot the
Oth P. M.; the Bostwick Bridgo over
tho South Platto River south of Hor
shey located between Sections 28 and
29. and 32 and 33, Township 14, Range
32 West of tho Cth P. M.: tho Nortu
River bridgo over tho North Platto
Rlvor north ot North Platto, located
in East halt (E'A) of Section 2S,
Township 14, Rango 30 West ot tho
Oth P. M.; tho Osgood bridge over the
South Platto River south of North
Platto located in West half (W2) of
Sections 4 and 9, Township 13, Range
30 West of tho Gth P. M.; the Lincoln
Highway Bridge over tho North Platte
Itiver eaBt of North Platte, located
on Section lines between Sections 35
and 30, Township 14, Rango 30, and
Section 1 anl 2, Township 13, Range
30, all West of tho Cth P. M.; tho
Maxwoll Bridgo across tho Platto Riv
or, located through Sections 28, 32, 33,
Township 13, Range 28, and Section
C. Township 12, Rango 28, all West o
tho Cth P. M.; the Brady Bridgo
across tho Platto River, located
I through Sections 11, 14, 15, 22. 23, 2G
I and 27, Township 12, Rango 27, West
of tho Gth P M.; and tno question and
proposition embraces, also the low
of an annual tax sufficient to pay the
interest on said bonrla as It accrues
und to provide a sinking fund for the
redemption of said bonds at their ma
turity. And the question shall be submit
ted to tho qualified 'electors at said
election and nppcar upon tho official
ballots thereat In tho following man
ner and form:
"Shall Lincoln County Issue and
sell tho negotiable coupon bonds ot
tho County, to bo styled an1 known as
Internal Improvement bonds of Lin
coin County, Nebraska, in denomlna
lions of $1000,00 each nnl numbered
from 1 to 1GG Inclusive, in tho sum of
$105,000.00, to bear Interest at six
per cent (6) per annum, payable
semi- annually, and $10,500.00 of such
bond Ishuo to becomo duo nnd pny-
ablo ton (10) years from dato of their
issue, and ?1G, 500.00 ot such issuo to
becomo duo and payablo each year
after said ten (10) year period until
all nro pail; tho said bonds to bo is
sued for tho, purpose of paying for tho
repair, construction and reconstruc
tion of tho following described brldg
oh in said County, Including npproach
og thereto, namely: tho lilrdwood
Procinct Bridgo over tho North Platte
Rlvor north of SutherlnnH, botweon
Section lines 4 nnd G, nnd 8 and 0,
TownBhip 14, Rango 33 West ot tbo
Cth P. M.;tho South Platto Bridgo ovor
tho South Platte Rvcr south of Suth
erland, located on north and south
center lino in Section 32, Township
14, Rango 33 West of the GUi P. M.:
tho Horshoy bridgo ovor tho North
Platto River north of Hershey, located
on Section linos between Sections 3
and 9, Township 14, Rango 32, West of
tho Cth P. M.; tho Bostwick brillcc
over tho South Platto River south ot
Horshey, located between Sections 23
nnd 29, nnd 32 nnd 33, Township 14,
Range 32 West ot tho Gth P. M.; tho
North River bridgo over tho North
Plntto River north of North Plntte.
located in East half (E1) of Section
28, Township 14, Rango 30, West ot
tho Gth P M.; tho Osgood bridgo over
tho South Platto Rlvor south of North
Plntte, located in West halt (W) ot
Sections 4 nnd 9. Township 13, Banco
30 West of tho Cth P. M.: tho LincoliT
Highway brUgo over tho North Plntto
River cast of North Platte, located on
Section lines between Sections 35 and
3G, Township 14, Rango 30, and Sec
tions 1 and 2, Township 13, Range 30,
nil West of tho Gth P. M. tho Maxwell
bridgo across the Plntto Itivor, located
through Sections 28, 32, 33, Township
13, Rango 28, nnd Section G. Town
ship 12, Range 28, nil West of tho Cth
P. M.; tho Brndy bridgo across ho
Platte River, located through Sections
11, 14, 15, 22, 23, 2G anjl 27, TownBhip
12, Rango 27, West of tho Cth P. M.;
and shall nn annual tax bo lovied suf
ficient to pay tho tnterost on such
bonds ns it accrues nnd to provide ti
Hinking fund for the redemption of
such bondB nt tholr maturity."
"FOR Issuing negotiable bonds of Lin
coln County, Nebraska, to bo styled
nnld known ns Intornal Improve
ment bonds ot Lincoln County,, Ne
baska, in denominations of $1000.00
each numbered from 1 to 165 inclu
sive in tho sum ot $165,000.00, nB
nbovo described." ,
"AGAINST issuing negotiable bonds
ot Lincoln County, Nebraska, to bo
styled and known as Internal Im
provement bonds ot Lincoln Coun
ty, Nebraska, in denominations '
$1000.00 each numbered from 1 to
1GG inclusive intho sum ot $165,00.00,
ns above described."
Tho polling plnces for holding of
this election uhall bo tho rogular
polling places at which general elec
tions nro hold in tho following pre
cincts and wards of salti County, and
nt which Bald polling places tho Inst
General Election was held:
Antelopo
Brady
Buchanan
Blrdwood
Box Elder
Cox
Cottonwood
Deer Creek
DIckenB
EaBt Hinmnn
4 K
Fox Crook
Falrvicw
Gnslin
Gnrfield
Hnll
Hlman
Hooker
Horshoy
Hnrrison
Jeffrey
Kom
Lemon ,
Mnxwell
Miller
Medicine
Myrtlo
Nowell
North Rosednlo
Osgood
Payne ,''
Plant
Peckham
Roscdnlc
Sellers
SomorBct
Sprlngdalo '
Sunshlno
Sutherland
Tnblo
Vroman 1
Walker
-.Wallaco
Well
Whlttier
Willow
North Platte
First Ward
Second Ward
Third WanU
Fourth Ward
Witness my hand and official seal
this 11th day ot July, 1921.
(SEAL) A. g. ALLBN,
County Otorlc
- t-4'i
1 SO.
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
Hunters nnd tresspassers nro warn
ed that they will bo dealt with accord
ing to law.
C. II. Watt,
T. S. McCronc,
Pat McGraw,
Henry P. Hansen.
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