THE NORTH PLATT1S SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
cmMltteekly (artbtutc.
WILSON TOUT. Editor and Publisher.
Entored at tho North IMattc, Nebraska
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TKHIUXK HEADERS
Mrs. Tout lins Just recelvod u Kodn
for Written Thought. When wo heurd
that wo wcro highly pleased and hast
ened to Inquire what It was. Wo wore
told that It was little wooden disc
with certain decorations upon It an 1
that Is was to bo worn on a cerc-
minimi sown, we suggested mat it
would look woll on our watch fob but
wcro told that It wan awarded to hoc
for bur work In getting up a little pa
per tolling of tho Campdro girls' camp
and that It was awarded upon tho
recommendation of tho National Hon
or Commlttoo of tho Cnmpflrc Girls.
No one else has tho right to wear It 00
we guvoiup. Mrs. M. 13. Crosby vas
tho first to win a National Honor and
othors aro planning to cam 0110 ns
soon as thoy can.
Farmers who are desirous of so
curing lambs for feeding purposes
should communicate with tho Nebras
ka Farm Bureuu Federation at Lin
coln which has a line on a number of
placos In Arizona where thoy can be
purchased.
Tho Tribune has a communication
from Mrs. I. M. Aburcromblc, Presi
dent of the Hlgnell Community Club
as follows: Wo, tho pooplo of tho
BJgnoll Community Club wish to
thank tho peoplo of North Platto and
vicinity for their able assistance and
hearty support during our Fall Fest
ival and also at tho County Fair. In
these fow brief words the Hlgnoll
peoplo fully express tholr fooling to
ward the rest of Lincoln county for
tho good will and financial support
which has been given them. The Tri
bune editor has hoard n gjreat many
people express thomsolvos about tho
Hlgnell Community Club and tio is
of tho opinion that Lincoln County
should thank tho BIgnoll peoplo for
a good tlmo at tho Will Festival, for
Inspiring overy part of tho County bv
showing what co-oportttlon can do
and for their intorest and activities In
helping to mako tho County Fair tho
success that It wns. With tills feeling
on tho part of all concerned, wo start
in on a period of even greater op
portunities than over before. Lincoln
County will advance hiBt as fast as
thin spirit of co-operation gets hold
of our people and wo work together
for tho good of all the people.
The Nashua Woolen Mills at Nashua
Iowa, which some tlmo ago advised
the Nebraska Furm Hurcau Federa
tion that It Is In position to process
raw wool for tho growers, has further
advised that their factory has been
recently overhauled, Its capacity
doubled and much new machinery In
stalled. Tho mill Is In position to
process tho growers' wool In almost
any quantities into yarn, blankjcts,
and higher grades of woven material,
tho cost being what tho company
charges for Its sorvlces In converting
tho material.
Groups of farmors throughout tho
Btalo who wish to purchase their win
ter'a supply of npplcs in car load lots
should communlcato with tho Nobras-
ka Farm Bureau Federation which Is
In touch with sovornl largo fruit
growors' associations In Idaho who
aro s&lllng direct to the consumer In
car lots. Idaho has a strict state
grading law nnd purchasers aro nd
vised by the Idaho director of oxtcn
slon to Insist upon stato grading nnd
In that way the purchaser Is U3
sured of only high igrndo fruit.
Tho other day we saw a sign which
read, "Savo something and Ho Some
body." It made a quick appeal to us
and wo have boon thinking about it
ever since. Tho word Homebody. Ilka
overy other word that amounts to
anything, has two meanings. Uso one
moaning and the motto Is Rordld; 1110
the other and It Is trite. You aro some
body whon you rospoct yourself and
othii'H respect you. With this tho mot
to would read "Save something and
have tho self-respect of yourself and
others." Hut It has lost something In
cxprcwlon ho wo prefer the original.
Tlu.11 there Is tho moaning of "some
body" Ivlileh nnplKiHixoH riches as tho
measure ot hucookh. In the eyes of
some peoplo only thoso are "Home
body" who liavo wealth. Character,
service-, love, gonorosity-- nono of
those can balance riches with such
peoplo. Our own self respect-and the
respect of others Ih what makes .us
go at full speed and makes somebody
of us and wo surely can help ourselves
to be somebodp If wo save something.
Headquarters of tho Nobraska Farm
Bureau Federation lias takon no no
tion In sotting u prlco for corn IiubIc
lug, though several county farm bu
reaus havo agreed to a prlco of two
and half to threo and a half cents per
bushel, with a half cent added where
corn must bo scooped. This, accord
Ing to tho Nebraska Farm Hurcau
people, whon board, room and super
vision Is ndded means an expenditure
of .approximately a fifth or sixth of the
crop, to which Is added tho suggestion
that this Is a good year to turn In the
'four logged hunkers" who do tho
Job for nothing nnd pay tholr board
In tho bargain.
stato agricultural organizations will
hold a mooting in Omalui on October
12, probably at tho Castle Hotel, to
discuss tho lnterost rnto proposition
about which much has bean said re
cently In connection with the federal
resorve loans, also about the Great
Lakes St. Lawrence tidewater pro
ject. Governor S. It. McKclvIo of Neb
raska ;who uncovered tho apparent
profiteering by banks In Interest
chnrges when ho made a request to
tho federal reserve board for a more
liberal credit for farmers, will attend
tho conference largely In the interorts
of farm credits. Ex-Govenor Hard
ing ot Iowa, who Is one of the prin
cipal backers of his state of the Great
Lakes St. Lawronco tidewater pro
ject will speak on that subject, invit
ations have been sent out to all per
sons Interested In the agricultural
activities.
:o:
A good sized crowd assembled at
tho Franklin Auditorium last Friday
ovonlng for tho Illustrated lecturo
on "Getting W10 Most Out of Retail
ing" Mr. Farloy talked In a conver
national stylo and his address was
Intensely Interesting from bcglnlng
to end. What ho said was convlnc
Ingly portrayed on tho canvas by the
lantern or tho moving pictures.
Somo of tho business men were there
with all of tholr clerks while others
wore cpnsplclous by tholr nbaonco. ' at tho lowest possible price Tho pur-
Tho lecturer paid a tribute to those
who wero present In saying that ho
took It thoy wore thoro to loam
something. Continuing ho said "A3
long ns anything Is green It keeps
on growing. Nothing Is Baddcr than
the merchant who thinks ho knows
it all and stops growing." Ho then
discussed Store or Shop Organiza
tion, Advertising, Window Display,
Selling nnd Store Accounting. Under
each head he gavo helpful sugges
tions which will mean much to local
retailers In giving a better service
at a lower cost to tholr customers
and n greater profit to themselves.
:o
of the 1
chasing powor of such a tromondous
organization us tho J. C. Penney Co
naturally makes possible tho buying
of selected merchnndlso of high qual
ity so as to retail lfht low prices.
(Hoagland & Carr Attorneys.)
NOTICK OF PETITION.
Estate No. 1848 of Charles J. H. Brand,
deceased. In tho County Court of
Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska. To all per
sons Interested In said Estate take
notlco that a petition has been filed
for tho appointment of Fred J. Hnss
as administrator of said estate which
has been set for hearing herein on
November 1st, 1921 at 10 o'clock a.
111.
Dated October G 1921.
(SEAL) WM. II. C. WOODHURST.
County Judge
Want Ads
H. J. RntlunaiV manager
J. C. Penney Co. store here has Just
returned from a sectional convention
of tho firm which was held In S
Louis on Sept. Kith and 17th. In on
Interview yesterday Mr. Rnthmnn
said :
"Prevailing conditions as they are
generally understood to exist, are not
rollected In the financial report of thU
nation-wide institution, which shows
that
this
700, 735.7G in excess of the figures tor tions 35 and 36, 25 and 26, 23 and
tho corresponding period of last year. 24, and 13 nnd 14 to the NW corner
President E. C. Sams attributes this 0f section 13 said township and
Extension llond Xo. 'IS.
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
The special commissioner appoint
ed to view a public road as follows
Commencing at the SW corner of
for tho first ' eight months y( j section 30 T. 12 N. It. pi W. running
year the gross receipts wore $ I. 'thence north on !'no Jjetween sec-
increase largely to the fact that the
public nowadays Is shopping around
and buying merchandise of quality
Sun Theatre
Tues.,
The Nebraska Farm Hurcau Fed
eration has boon advised by member
of tho Nebraska war finnnco com
mittee that tho interest rate on loans
to farmors Is to bo made oven loss
than was at first expected. Loans aro
already being made through tho Nobr
uska commlttoo on the basis of ap
proximately eight per cent. This Is
because tho war finance corporation
has agreed lo put tho money through
tho banks at . tho snmo rnto us ls
charged by tho federal reserve bank,
or six porcent to which must bo added
1 11 probablo charge by tho bank hand
I ling the loan of two per cent, making
I the loan to the farmer eight per cont.
Most bankors Insist that thoy cannot
handlo tho loans for loss thnn two
per cont but If thoy find thoy can
shade this figure there Is a possibility
that tho monoy may yot cojno to thi
farmer slightly under olght per con;
For Kent Two nicely furnished
roms, strictly modern. 408 E. Sixth.
For Sale or Trade A nice team of
young mules. Call GG8J.
"Wiu'ited Girl for light housework.
Phono 1260J.
Lost Scotch Collie. Return to 92.
E. 2nd.
For Sale Ripe tomatoes $1.00 per
bushel at the Elmwod Farm. R. F. D
No. 1.
Wanted A maid for general house
work. Mrs. J. J. HnlHgnn, 304 West
2nd St.
For Sale Pumpkins $.50 to $1.00
per dozen. Squashes 2c per pound.
Mrs. Hokoskic, phone 79GF110.
For Sale Two hard coal burners
and one soft coal stove and ono dining
table. 408 E. Sixth.
For Sale Ono Radiant Homo hard
coal sovo, good as now. A. O. Kocken,
220 West Sixth street.
To Trade A thorobred Hampshire
boar for one of the samo brood L. hi.
Ebrlght, North Platte. !
For Sale One two year old boar.
Registered Poland China, See Harry!
Shunor North Platte Phone 784F210
For Rent Four unfurnished rooms.'
Also 2 unfurnished bed rooms on west!
4tli street two blocks from court
houso. 1
For Sale Puro extracted honey, al-j
15c per pound. You furnish tho con-i
tuiner. East end 14th St. R. McFar-1
land.
For Sale i.5-1 nrces lot 10, County
Clerk's Subdivision, southeast part of,
North Platte. Easy terms. Address H.
T nfil.'..nnni. nor. c. 1 ..... n r !
California.
Notice Any girl in trouble may com
municate with Rev. J. H. Payne or
Mrs. J. H. Payne. Hox 274. No. Platto.
Phone 5S9.I or call at room 9 Hodden
Rooms'.
Sunday, Mon.,
. I M 1 1
range, has reported In favor of the
establishment thereof, and all objec
tions thereto and all claims for dam
ages by reason of the establishment
of nbovo road must file same In the
office of tho CoTinty" Clerk of Lincoln
County, Nobraska, on or before 12
o'clock noon of tho 12th day of De
cember, 1921, or said road will bo al
lowed without reference thereto.
Dated at North Platte, Nobrnska,
this 29th day of Sept. 1921.
A. S. ALLEN,
(SEAL) County Cleric.
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The Nebraska agricultural council
composed of the heads of tho various
The undersigned will sell at Public Auction
nt the old Hesack Hum in
NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA
Saturday, October IS thi
At 1:30 O'clock
24 Head of Poland China Hogs
Consisting of 10 Males and 14 gilts.
All of the hos olVercd here are from Jumbo Girl bred to
Big Yankee and purchased direct from Philip Dawson.
Philip Dawson, of Endicott, is one of the best hog breeders
in the state nnd he has the ribbons to show for it.
PEDIGREE OF JUMBO GIRL
SIRE Big Bone Jumbo 87554 by Jumbo Chief
DAM Corwins Model 252882 by Buckaneer
Big Yankee was the 40,000 boar sold by Williams
and lost soon after. This blood is very popular.
A. S. BELLEW9 Owner
ED. KIERIG, Auctioneor, RAY LANGFORD, Clerk.
SAYS
"Being bad like other kids ain't bad
enough for me.
"I'm touch--so touch tlujt tho cops
beat it when I como around.
"My folks don't like tho4ldea, so I
had to muko 'Peke's Bad Boy'vwhen
they weren't looking.
"Betcha I'm tougher 'n any kid in
thlstown. an' I'll prove It In
"Peck's Bad Boy"
"Irvln S. Cobb helped nio In it so
y'seo my mob's pretty tough, too."
Also Comedy. Matinee daily
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Tho undersigned will sell at public auction on
Wednesday, October 26th, 1921.
at his farm
southwest of
17 miles
Staploton
northoast of
on fio farm
North
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Platto and
ns the old
20 miles
Peterson
plare. beginning at 1 o'clock, tno following described property.
25 HEAD OF CATTLE
2 milch cows giving milk now; 2 with calves by their side; 8 heifers
coming two years old; 1 cow throe years old; 1 steer coming two
years old; 1 bull calf S months old; 5 spring calvos.
9 HEAD OF HORSES
1 span geldings four years old, weight 2200; 1 span blacks threo yearn
old, weight 1050; 1 span threo year old niulos; 1 gray mare, eight
yours old, wolght 1100; 1 bay mare, nino years old. weight 1000; 1
bay mare, ten years old, wolght 900.
25 HEAD OF HOGS
S average 250 pounds each; 17 head shoats.
FARM IMPLEMENTS
1 spring wagon, 1 monitor gas ongluo in good running ordor, one
horse grain drill good as now, 1 disc, 1 two-row, 1 harrow, 1 wagon,
2 sots work harness, 2 dozen chickens, ono cream separator in good
ordor.
HAY AND GRAIN
50 acres of good corn In field, about 30 loads ot hay
place; If corn nnd hay Is sold will glvo possession
March 1st, with two sections of good winter rargo.
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Intorest from dnto of sale.
J. S. GUYMAN, Owner.
ED KIERIG, Auctioneer RAY V. LANGFORD, Clerk.
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