The North Platte semi-weekly tribune. (North Platte, Neb.) 1895-1922, August 23, 1921, Image 3
THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE OF INTEREST TO RURAL READERS FA KM BUREAU NEWS SERVICE SUPPLIES ITEMS FOIt THE TRIBUNE HEADERS SEPTEMBER MARM American cheese is such a good, rich palatable food that no homo should bo without it, eapodnlly whei It is conBidcrod that it can bo made almost a8 easily as buttor. The Unit ed States Dopartmunt of Agriculture rccontly iasud a farmers' bulletin giv ing full directions for making this choose. With a milk supply on every farm thorc is no good reason why ov ory farmer should not havo this food on his table. Ask any agricultural oxtonBlon agent or write tho Collegia dt Agriculture for farmer' bulletin 1191. Sovoral eastern Nebraska countleu arc sufficiently Infested with Hosstnn files to make lato whoat sowing ad visable, according to tho State Col logc of Agriculture. Tho fall whoat counties along the Missouri river and tho second counties Imck may well delay sowing until tho laBt week In Soptcmbor.' As a gonoral rule, fairly early seeding Is doslrablo. Condi tion In certain soctions this year, how over, warrant delay In order to avoid tho IIcsBlan fly post Those attending tho Stato Fair should not fall to study tho charts and other oxhlblts of tho College- of Agriculturo nnd tho State Entomologist, showing tho distribu tion of tho Hessian fly dateB of seed ing, and other information relative to tnsccts and poBts. Ed Kierig, Auctioneer. . General Farm Sales A Specialty, alst Ilcnl Estate. References and Datm First Nuilonul Rank. North Platte, Nebraska. Office 340 Hou80l2fi7 DR. W. I. SHAFFER Osteopath Physician Ovor the OaBls. North Platte. CCPVH.CHT 1021 AUTOCASTiK Many farmors, attracted by tholr higher yielding quality, are arranging to bow Kanrod and other Improved Blralns of whoat this fall. Complaints regarding tho milling qualities of thoso improved strains have llttlo or no foundation. Tho samp complaints wore heard whon Turkoy Rod whoat waB Introduced. There Is no way tn ldontlfy Kanred wheat- aftor It Is and In each of 39 counties next year. Competition is open to all club boys this year, but It will bo limited to thoso raising corn, wheat or pota toes next yoar. Tho winner in eacu county will bo solected from among tho ten highest ranking boys.. The scholarship must bo used in tho Col logo of Agriculturo, School of Agricul ture or In tho winter short course Id agriculture. Tho railroad officials bollovo that club work Is doing much to Intorost tho coming generation In tho land, and thoy deslro to oncour ago boys and girls to continue tholr study of agriculture by attonding the state school at Lincoln. Full informa tion about thoso scholarships may be obtained from agricultural extension agonts or tho College of Agriculture. Much Interest Is developing over the stato in stopping tho washing of tho soil. This Is especially truo in the couthcastern counties, whoro the soil washos quito badly, and ,whcde much good soil Imb already beon allowed to i.im nuntf HPlift Qtnfn Pnlloiro nf Afr. threshed. Tho only certain moans 'of ... " . nn . -, identification Is by tho rust tost whim fam buponuB Q 8tag,nB domonstra It is standing in the flo d, Kanred be- Uong a8 to w,mt bo dQno tQ fltop In- iwmnnt n U4nrnlti ar-nlna rsf ' ing Immuno to lortnln strains of washing. In many cases, a simple tack rust Experiments conducted In ' . . kmum. xno noma oi . ...uw . washing and save a lot ....lnln I t Mm tnlllfrtrr mini . ,,.0, ... ....... ........ ,,of floIl In fl()mo In8tancoa a ,uor(J olaborate dam is necessary. In all cases tho sooner tho work is begun tho better. A fow counties In Imphov- Ing tho road, are co-operating with farm owners In Installing a special culvert that will help prevent tho for matlou of dltchoa through tho land. Siivoral oountv farm bureaus are plan"! iv demons crationp- and wort for this fall nnd wlntor, In an effort to institute a dollnltw program to save tho soil of valuable farms. Farmers interested in this work should talk wllh tholr agricultural extension a- gont orwrlto the Colloge of Agricul turo. tlos of this whoat than In tho milling qualities of other strains grown un dor similar conditions. Tho NobraBtai Collcgo of Agriculture ha Issued a circular sotting forth what tho Kan cas Crop Improvement Association has to Bay about Kanrod. Thoso iJV torestcd should ask tholr agricultural ag6nt or wrlto tho Colloge for Exten sion Circular 112. Tho Uulon Pacific Railroad Is Hook ing t oncourage boys to take move Interest in farming by oft'orlng fre. scholarships in the Onlvorslty of Ne braska to tho highest ranking club boys In the counties served by the road. A scholarship worth $75, and freo trunBiortatlon will bo given n way In each of 29 counties this yoar quartors, a producer-owned and con trolled co-oporatlvo livo stock com mission company Is to bo established at tho National Stock Yards, East S'.. Louis. The Farmers' Livo Stock Mar keting Committee ot fifteen has ap pointed a special committee with au thority to select the first board of directors for tho new company. Tho committee is also authorized to pro ceed in tho organization of the St. Louis co-operative commission com pany in accordance with tho co-opera tlve marketing plan of tho committee ot fifteen. The first terminal board will consist of seven members. A resolution calling for a flat duty of thirty cents per pound on wool to be Incorporated in tho Fordney ta. lff bill, was passed at a meotlng held recontly by the national wool commit. teo of tho American. Farm Bureau Federation at tho Chicago office of that organization. Duo to the low price of foreign wool, and tho low rate of exchange, tho resolution states, the provision in the present draft of tha bill calling for a tariff limit on worl of .15 per cent advoloram minimizes tho effects of the tariff to the vanish ing point, and would work a flagrant Injustice to the production of domestic wool. Arrangements were made at tho mooting for carrying on a strenuous light bofore tha senate finance com mitee, tho congressional agricultural bloc, and for Informing tho consuming public In regard to actual conditions pertaining to the sheep industry In this country. LOCAL AN1) PERSONAL NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Mrs. E. R. Marshall visited In tho city Friday. Mrs. 0. C. Cross of Paxton visited local friends Friday. . . Mrs. C. W. Wood left Saturday to visit relatives for a week. Miss Miriam Jones left Saturday for Cheyenne to visit friends. Quigley Wilson went to Paxton Sat urday to visit hid grandmother. Miss Lucy Tllfdfd spent Saturday tn Maxwell transacting business. Mrs. Robert Queale spent Saturday and Sunday In Brady visiting friends. Miss Gladys Bird returned Saturday from Chicago where she visited friends. . Mrs. Roy Johnson and baby went to Lexington the latter part of tho week to visit. Mrs. A. B. Wortman and baby went to Cozad Saturday to spend a week visiting friends. Mrs. Omar Huff left Saturday for Grand Island to visit at the home of Mrs. J. Horrigan. MIsb Alma SJpliuter returned to her homo in Grand Island Sunday after visiting local friends. Mrs. Elmer Mastin and children re turned Sunday fr.om Donver whoro thoy havo been viBitlng. According to announcement made nt tho American Farm Bureau head- MILWAUKEE CHILD. OF THREE DRIVES MOTORCYCLE Notlca Is hereby given that tho city Council of tho City of North Platto, Lincoln County, Nebraska, will sit as a board of equalization beginning at tho hour of 8 o'clock A. M. on tho Gth day of September 1921, nt tho council room ot tho Flro Station situated on tho corner ot West Front and Vino Streets, In tho City of North Platte, Nebraska, for tho purpose of levying on tho real estate lying and being within Sower District G 5, taxes for tho purpose ot paying costs of tho construction of tho lateral sower In said sewer district G 5, and that the Bald taxeB will bo levied upon each parcel of real estate according to tho oxtent of benefits to such property by reason of tho construction of Bald latoral sower and if tho city council shall find such benefits to bo equal and uniform, such levy of taxes will bo according to the front foot of tho lots or parcel? of real estate within. said sower district C-5, or accOrlng Id such other rules as the City Council Bitting as a board of equalization may adopt for tho distribution or adjust ment of such costs. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED will fllo their objections, If any thoy have, to tho assessing of taxes against their property on or before the Cth day of Septombor, 1921 at 8 o'clock P. M. with tho City Clork. By order of the Mayor and City Council mado the 2nd day of Augus", 1921. 0. E. Elder, City Clerk. OTIS It. PLATT, M. D Physician nnd Surgeon X-RAY Diagnosis and Treatment Calls answered Day and Night Ovor Union Stato Bank. Offico Phono 29C Houso Phone 123GJ . T. PRITCIIAIll) Graduate Veterinarian Ex-Government Veterinarian and ex- assistant deputy State Veterinarian. Hospital 315 South Vino Street Hos pital Phone C33, House Phone 633. DRS. STATES & STATES Chiropractors -'), 0. 7 Building & Loan Building. Offico Phono 70. Res. Phone 1242 DR. J. It. McKIRAHAN I'ractlco Limited to Diseases of Women nnd Surgery OVER REXALL DRUG STORE Phones Office' 113. Rosldence 640J t Bobby Schcrcr, of Milwaukee, three years old, makes the claim of ibting tjic youngest motorcycle rider in the world. In a recent 1,500-mt e Itour with his mother, lie drove the machine a majority of the ttmc, while !uj mother directed the operation from the side car. He displays rare judg ment in driving for one so young, it Is said. A QUIET PLACE to bring your friends to dlno, A place whoro tho greatest care la ox exclscd iu tho Boloctlon ot tho food materials. A place whoro tlx) cuisine Is oxqutslte, whoro tho china and cut lery Is tastoful. and tho surroundings ploasant. This Is such a placo. Come and onjoy It HOTEL PALACE AND CAFE. Tho Farmers Live Stock Margetfng committee of fifteen has agreed upon tho essential plan for livo stock mar keting, according to word received at Nebraska hcadquurtors of the Farm Bureau Federation. The main feat ures of the plan which will soon be submitted for national ratification are us follows: (a) That co-operative live stock shipping associations will hold mem bershlp In tho terminal, livestock shipping associations, which in turn will hold membership In the national association of live stock producers. Individual stock growers may also hold memberships In the terminal association. (b) The terminal livo stock com mission association provides for the establishment of producer-owned and controlled co-operative livestock com mission companies at the markets whoro noedod. Tho demand for the terminal association must come from the momborB thomselves. Subsldury to each commission company will bo u stdekor and feeder company, pnt ronago dividends to bo prorated back to tho consignor mombor. Tho asso ciation at tho tormlnal markots wi'l ho governed by a board ot five to niue mombors. This board shall Holoct tho managor, biro employes and direct th,! gonoral policy. Earnings from tho commissions will bo proratod back on tho pntronago dividend plan. Tho di rectors of tho tormlnal association will bo olocted by delegates to tho an nual convention. (c) Tho various tormlnal associa tions will fodorato into a national or ganization, govornod by a board of not less than sevon or more than fif teen directors. Tho national board will bo supported by the. terminal "ommlsslon associations. National eadquartors will bo In Chicago. No contrnct to bo signed by tho I members Is anticipated. tho suu-comnmioo on co-opornuvu "arkotins will call a conference to bo ' eld In Chicago September 2 to work out a standardized plan for tho vari ous livo stock shipping associations. Au effort will bo made to outltno Ideal shipping associations. President Jamos R. Howard, of tho Amorlan Ffirm Bureau Fodoratlon has beon reqtiQBtod to call a ratifica tion conforonco of tho Uvo stock pro ducers of the nation between Octobor 15 and November 1 to consider tho full report of tho commlttoo ot flftoon A baby girl was born to Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Smith Friday. All con corned are doing nicely. Misses Hattlo and Lydla Bjorklun.l are off duty at tho W. J. O'Connor store on a two weeks' vacation. Mr. and Mrs. Win. Andorson left Saturday for Franklin, Nobr. whoro Mr. Anderson has accepted a position. Coy States returnod tho latter part of the week from Lincoln whoro ho has been attending tho stato univer sity. Mrs. Win. T. Piitchard returned the latter part Of the week from Omaha whoro she visited her sister for a fow days. Miss Sylvia Watts returned from Gothenburg Saturday and, Is a guest at the home of her brother Thos. Watts. Misses Wilma Coates, Eva Hoagland and Marjory Russell returnod yester day from Kearney whoro thoy attend ed a houso party given by Miss Mary Ilondryx. NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Notice is heroby given that the City Council of the City of North Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska, will sit as a Boari of Equalization beginning at tho hour of 8 o'clock A. M. on tho Gth day of SeptemboE, 1921, at the Council Room ot the Flro Station situated on the corner of West Front and Vine Street, in tho City of North Platto, Nebraska, for the purpose of levying on tho real estate lying and being within paving District No. 2. taxes for the purpose of paying costs of tho construction of the paving of the al leys in said paving District No. 2, and that tho said taxes will bo levied upon each parcel of real estate and lots an,i lands abutting upon the alloys so iplavcd, according to jthe exitent of benefits to such property by reason of tho construction of said paving and it the city council shall find such bone- fits to be equal and uniform, such levy of taxes will bo according to tho abutting foot of the lots or parcels of real estato within said Paving Dist rict No. 2, or according to such other rules as tho city council sitting as a Board of Equalization may adopt for tho distribution or adjustment or such costs. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED will fllo their objections, If any they have to tho nssesslng of taxes against their proporty on or bofore the Gth day of September, 1921 at 8 o'clock P. M, with tho City Clerk. Bv order of tho Mayor and the City Council made the 2nd day of Aug ust. 1921. , 0. E. Elder, City Clerk, WYLIE WALKER Expert Piano Tuner and Repairer. Leavo orders at 914 W. 4th St Or Phono 334. , GEO. B. DENT Physician and Surgeon Special Attention Given to Surgery nnd Obstetrics Office Building & Loan Building Phone: Office 130. Residence 115 Oral Phono 307 HOWARD YOST Dental Surgeon Prophylaxis Mouth Hygiene Twinem Bldg- Office phone 241. Res. phone 217 L. C. DliOST, Osteopathic Fhysician North Platte, Nebraska Knights of Columbus Building. JOHN S. SIMMS, M. D. Special Attention Given to Surgery McDonald Bank Building Office Phone 83 Residence 38 DR. HAROLD FENNER . Osteopath OVER HIRSCHFELD'S Office Phone 333 Res. Phone 1020 DR. REDF1ELD PHYSICIAN, OBSTETRICIAN Surgeon, X-Ray Calls Promptly Answered Night or Day Phones Offico 642, Residence 676 DERRYBERRY & FORBES, Licensed Embalmers Undertakers nnd Funeral DIrectorn Day Phono 41 Night Phono Black 588 The Farmer's Auctioneer H. M. Johansen, North Platte, Nebraska. Phone 783F3 For thoso who do not havo enough stock or machlnory for a genoral farm Balo, I am located bo I can hold a combination sale at North Platto or at tho Falrvlow dairy 1 mllos west of town. I havo always got onough stock or machlnory listed with mo so we can hold a combination sale any time. (John Grant!, Attornoy.) NOTICE TO CREDITORS Estato No. 1825 of Georgo Lannln, do ceaBed, in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nobraska. Tho Stato of Nobraska, bB: Credit ors ot said estato will tako notice that tho tlmo limited for prosontatlon and tiling of claims against said estato is November 30, 1921, and for Bottleraent ot Bald oatato isJuly 29. 1922; that I will sit at tho county court room in said County on August 80, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. and on November ou 1921. nt 10 o'clock a. m., to receive, examino, hear, allow, or ndjiwt nil claims and objections duly filed. Dated July 29. 1921. WM. H. C. WOODHURST, (SEAL) , County Judge, NOTICE TO PROPERTY OWNERS. Notice is hereby given that tho City Council ot tho City of North Platte, Lincoln County, Nebraska, will sit as a Board of Equalization beginning at tho hour of 8 o'clock A. M. on tho Gth day of Septombor, 1921, nt tho Council Room of tho Flro Station situated ou tho corner of Wost Front and Vino Streets, in the City of North Platto, Nebraska, for tho purpose ot lovyln on tho real estate lying and being within paving District No. 7, taxes for tho purposo of paying costs of tho construction of tha paving of tho al loys In said paving District No. 7, and that tho said taxes will bo levied upon each parcel of real oatato and lots nnd lands abutting upon tho alloys so paved, according to tho oxtent of boneflts to bucIi proporty by reason of tho construction of said paving and if tho city council Bhall find such benefits to bo equal and uniform, such levy ot taxes will bo according to tho abutting foot of tho lots or parcels of roal ostato within said Paving Dlst rlct No. 7, or according to such other rules as tho city council sitting as a Board ot Equalization may adopt for tho distribution or adjustment ot such costs. ALL PERSONS INTERESTED WILL file their objections, it any thoy havo, to tho assessing of taxes against tholr property on or beforo tho Gth day ot Soptombor, 1921 at 8 o'clock P. M. with tho City Clerk. By ordor of tho Mayor and City Council mado tho 2nd day of Septem ber, 1921. O. E. Elder, City Cler SHERIFF'S SALE By virtue of an order of salo Issued from tho District Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska, upon a decree of foreclosure rendored in said Court wherein Continental Guaranty Cor poration, a Corporation, is plainuif, and Fred J. Bremers is defendants, and to mo directed, I will on the 19th day of September, 1921, at two o'clock P. M. at tho east front door of tho Court Houso in North Platto, Lincoln County, Nobraska, soil at Public Auc tion to the highest bidder for cash, to satisfy said decree, interest and costs, tho following described proper ty, to-wit: Lot Ton (10) of Plattoviow Subdl vision, Lincoln County, Nobraska. Dated North Platte, Neb., August ID. 1921. A. J. Salisbury, Sheriff. NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR DE TERMINATION OF IIEIRSHD?. In tho County Court Lincoln County, Nobraska. In ro Thomas M. Dawson, deceased. Notlco is hereby given to Charity J. Dawson, John V. Dawson, Charles L Dawson, Frank G. Dawson, Guy T Dawson, Laura J. Mooro and to all othor porsons, both creditors and heirs interested in tho ostato of Thomas M. Dawson, deceased, that a petition was filed in tho County Court of Lin coln County, Nobraska, August 1st, 1921, in which was set out as facts that Thomas M. Dawson died July 31, 1902, that at tho time of his death he was. a resident of Lincoln County, and was seized in feo of tho Northeast Quarter of Section 26, Township 9, Range 26. West of tho Gth P. M. in Lincoln County, Nobraska. Tho peti tioner Arthur D. McNlcklo is now tho owner In feo of. tho said premises and prays for a determination ot tho time of tho death of tho decedent, and a de termination of tho heirs of said do ceased, tho dogrco of kinship and tho right ot descent ot tho roal property bolonging to tho deceased. That tho tlmo for hearing said petition has beon fixed nt Soptombor 15th, 1921, at 10 o'clock a. m. by tho County Court. WM. H. C. WOODHURST, (SEAL) County Judgo. WELLS C. JONES, Attorney for tho Petitioner.