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THE NORTH PLATTJS SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE tmt-Bflcekly Sribtme. WILSON TOUT. Editor nnd Publisher. Entered nt the North Platte, Nobraska Postofflco as Second Class Mutter. ) SUnSCItH'TION PRICK: One Year, In advance $i.G0 FKIIIAY, OCTOIIKK 7fh, 11)21. EDITORIAL. OF INTEREST TO RURAL READERS FARM HUJtKAU NEWS SERVICE SUPPLIES ITEMS FOR TUB TRIHUNK READERS Mrs. Tout lias Just rocelvod a Kedn for Written Thought. When we heard that wo woro highly pleased and hast ened to inquire what It was. Wo wore told that It was little wooden disc with cortaln decorations urion It an 1 that Is was to ho worn on a cero- muiiim gown, we suggestcu Hint It would look well on our watch fob but were told that It wns awarded to hoi for her work In getting up a little pa per telling of tho Cumpflro girls camp and that It was awarded upon tho recommendation of tbo National Hon or Commlttoo of tho Campflre Girls. No one else has tho right to wear It 00 wo gave vup. Mrs. M. K. Crosby vas tho first to win a National Honor and others arc planning to earn one us soon as thoy can. Farmers who are desirous of se curing lambs for feeding purposes should communicate with tho Nebras ka Kami Ilureuu Federation at Lin coln which has a line on a number of placoB in Arizona whore thoy can be purchased. The Tribune has a communication from Mrs. I. M. Abercromble, Presi dent of the' Hlgnell Community Club as rollows: Wo, tho pooplo of tho Blgncll Community Club wish to thank tbo pcoplo of North Platto and vicinity for their ablo assistance and hearty support during our Fall Fest ival and also at tho County Fair. In these fow brier words the Rlgnoll pcoplo fully express tholr feeling to ward the rest of Lincoln county for the good will and financial support which has boon given them. The Tri bune editor has heard n great many people express themselvos about the Rlgnoll Community Club and 110 ia of the opinion that Lincoln County should thank tho UlgnoU pcoplo for a good tlmo at tho Fall Festival, for Inspiring ovory part of tho County by showing whut co-oporatlon can do and for their Intorcst and activities in helping to make tho County Fair tho success that It was. With this feollng on tho part of all concerned, wo start in nn a period of oven groutor op portunities than over before Lincoln County will advance lust as fast as this spirit of co-oporatlon gots 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 Uurcau Fedora Hon 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 machlnory In stalled. The mill is In position to process tho growers' wool in almost any quantities Into yarn, blankets, nnd higher grades of woven material, tho cost being what tho company charges for Its sorvlces In converting tho material. Groups of farmers throughout tho state who wish to purchase tholr win ter's supply of apples in car load loto should communicate with tho Nohras ka Farm Bureau Federation which Is in touch with sovoral largo fruit growers' associations In Idaho who aro sblllng direct to tho consumor In car lots. Idaho has a strict state grading law nnd purchasers uro ad vised by the Idaho director of exten sion to Insist upon state grading anil In that way tho purchaser is as sured of only high igrndo fruit. The other day we saw a sign whlofc read, "Savo something and Ho Somo body." It niade a quick appeal to us and wo huvo been thinking about It over since. Tho word somobody. like ovory othor word that amounts to anything, has two meanings. Use one inclining and the motto Is Hordld; uso the othor and It Is trite. You aro some body whon you rospoct yourself and others respect you. With this tho mot to would road "Save something and have tho Holf-rcspeet of yoursolf and others." Hut It has lost something In expression so wo profer the original. Then thu 10 la tho moaning of "Home body" Vhloh (inphanUeM riches as tho ii. ensure ot miccchs. In the eyes of some people only those 11 ro "some body" who huvo wealth. Character, service-, love, generosity- nono of those can balance riches with such people. Our own self rospoct and the respect of othors Is what makes .us go nt full speed and makes somebody of us and we surely can help oursolves to ho soinehodp if we save something. Headquarters of tho Nebraska Farm Ilureuu Federation has taken no ac tion In sotting a prlco for corn husk lug, though sovoral county farm bu reaus have agreed to a prlco of two and half to thrco and a half cents poc bushol, with a half cent added whero corn must bo scooped. This, accord Ing to tho Nebraska Farm Hureau people, when board, room nnd super vision Is added moans an expenditures of .approximately a fifth or sixth of the orop, to which Is added tho suggestion that this Is a good year to turn In tho 'four logged buskers" who do tho job for nothing nnd pay tholr board In tho bargain. Btnto agricultural organization will I wero cpnsplclous by tholr absonco. bold a meeting in Omaha on Octobur 12, probably at the Castlo Hotel, to discuss tho lnterost rate proposition about which much has boon said re cently In connection with the federal rosorve loons, also about the Groat Lakes St. Lawrence tldownter pro ject. Governor S. H. McKclvIo of Nch- raska :who uncovered tho apparent profiteering by banks In Interest charges when ho made a request to tho federal rcsorvo board for a more liberal credit tor farmers, will attend tho conference largely In the Interccts of farm credits. Ex-Govenor nam ing of Iowa, who is one of tho prin cipal backers of his state of the Great Lakes St. Lawrence tidewater pro ject will speak on that subject. Invit ations havo 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 trtio Most Out of Retail ing" Mr. Farloy talked In a conver satlonal atylo and his address was intensely interesting from begining to end. What ho said was convinc ingly portrayed on tho canvas by the lantern or tho moving pictures. Somo of tho business men wero there with all of tholr clerks while othera The lecturer paid a trlbuto to those who were present In saying that ho took It thoy woro thoro to loarn something. Continuing ho said "Aa long as anything is groen It keeps on growing. Nothing Is sadder than tho merchant who thinks ho known It all and stops growing." Ho then discussed Store or Shop Organiza tion, Advertising, Window Display, Selling and Store Accounting. Under each head he gavo helpful sugges tions which will mean much to local retailors In giving a better service at a lower cost to tholr customers and a greater profit to themselves. If. J. Rothmuiy manager of tho J. C. Pcnnoy Co. store here has just returned from a sectional convention of tho Arm which was held In S Louis on Sept. Kith and 17th. In nn Interview yesterday Mr. Uathnmn said: "Prevailing conditions us they arc generally understood to exist, are not reflected in the Anancial report of this nation-wide Institution, which sIiowh at tho lowost possible price. The pur chasing powor of such u tromondoufi organization as tho J. C. Penney Co naturally makes possible the buying of selected merchandise of high qual ity so as to retail It "at low prices. (Hoagland &. Carr Attorneys.) NOTICE OF PETITION. Estate No. 1848 of Charles J. H. Brand, deceased, In tho County Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska. Tho State of Nebraska. To all per sons interested In said Estate take notice that a petition has been Alcd for tho appointment of Fred J. Hnss as administrator ot said estate which has been set for hearing herein on , November 1st, 1021 nt 10 o'clock n. m. Dated October G 1921. (SEAL) WM. H. C. WOODHUHST. County Judge Extension Itond No. 12. TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN: The spocial commissioner appoint ed to view a public road ns follows Commencing at the SW corner of NH&SWVL 20 33.94 AH 21 45.11) AH 22 72.57 NVs & pt ;E of creek In SWViSEVi 23 80.0U Part west of crock in SWVi 23 12. GO All 24 51.74 All 25 30.45 &SWVtSWVi 2G 19.57 PartEMiSEVi&SEViSEVi 2G 9.50 All 27 80.84 All 32 58.84 All 33 72.9b NEVi&SMi 34 G1.79 E of Creek 35 35.10 W of Creek 35 52. a o Arst' eight months of section HO T. 12 N. It. pi W. running o gross receipts wore thence north on I'no Jietweon sec- Want Ads that for tho this year th 700, 735.7G In excess of the Agures for tlons 35 and 36, 25 nnd 26, 23 and the corresponding period of last year. 24, and 13 nnd 14 to tho NW comer President E. C. Sams attributes this of section 13 said township and increase lnrgely to the fact that the range, has reported In favor of the public nowadays is shopping around nnd buying merchandise of quality Sun Theatre Sunday, Mon-, Tues. The Nebraska Farm Bureau Fen oration has boon advised by momborM of tbo Nebraska war flnanco com mltteo that tho Intorcst rate on loans to farmers Is to bo mado oven loss than was at Arst expected. Loans are already being mado through tho Nobi askti committco on the basis of ap proximately eight per cent. This Is becauso tho war Anance corporation has agreed to put tho monoy through tho banks at . the same rato as Is charged by tho fodoral rosorvo bank, or six percent to which must bo added a prohablo ehurgo by tho bank hand ling the loan of two por cent, making the loan to the farmer eight por cent. Most bankers Insist that thoy cannot handle tho I011113 for loss than two per cent but If thoy And thoy can shade this flguro thoro Is a possibility that tho monoy may yot como to th. furinor slightly under eight por cent For JCcut Two nlcoly furnished roms, strictly modern. 408 E. Sixth. For Sale or Trade A nice team of young mules. Call GG8J. Wanted Girl for light housework. Phono 1260J. liosl Scotch Collie. Return to V21 E. 2nd. For Sale Ripo tomatoes $1.00 por bushel at tho Elmwod Farm. II. F. D No. 1. Wanted a maid for general house work. Mrs. J. J. Halllgun, 304 West 2nd St. For Sale Pumpkins $.50 to $1.00 per dozen. Squashes 2c per pound. Mrs. Hokosklo, phone 79GF110. For Sale Two hard coal burners and one soft coal stovo and 0110 dining table. 408 E. Sixth. For Sale Ono Radiant Homo hard coal bovo, good as now. A. O. ICocken, 220 West Sixth street. To Trade A thorobicd Hampshire boar for one of the same breed L. E. Ebright, North Platte. For Sale One two your old boar. Registered Poland China, See Harry Shuncr North Platto Phone 784K210 For Rent Four unfurnished rooms. Also 2 unfurnished bed rooms on west 4th street two blocks from court house j For Sale Pure extracted honey, jiltj 15c por pound. You furnish tho con tainer. East end '14th St. It. McFar-' land. I For Sale 1.54 arcoa lot 10, County Clerk's Subdivision, southeast part of, North Platto. Easy terms. Address I). r. McKonnoy, GS5 So. Locust, San .lone j California. - Notice Any girl in troublo may com-j munlciito with Rev. J. 11. Payne or i Mrs. J. 1). Payno. Box 274. No. Platto.' Phono 6S9J or call at room 9 Roddcn Roonitf. 3 establishment thereof, and all objec tions thereto and all claims for dam ages by reason of tho establishment of above road must file same in the office of tho County Clerk of Lincoln County, Nebraska, 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 Tlattc, Nebraska, this 29th day of Sept. 1921. A. S. ALLEN, 1 1 . jacKie t-oopan m Pockfe Bad Bpy A Tho Nebraska agricultural council composod ot tho heads ot the various The umlersij'necl will sell at Public Auelion at the old Hesuek Burn in NORTH PLATTE, NEBRASKA Saturday, October ISth At 1:30 O'clock 24 Head of Poland China Hogs Consisting of 10 Males and 14 gilts. All of the hogs ollercd 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 and helms the ribbons to show for it. PEDIGREE OF JUMBO GIRL SIRE Hig Done Jumbo 87554 by Jumbo Chief DAM Corwins Model 252882 by Bnckanecr Big Yankee was the $40,000 boar sold by Williams and lost soon after. This blood is very popular. A. S. BELLEW, Owner ED. KIERIG, Auctioneer, RAY LANGFORD, Clerk. Jackie Coogan SAYS "lleing bad lko other kids ain't bad enough fu-nie. "I'm tough so tough tht tho cops boat It when I come around. "My folks don't like thquldea, so I had to make 'Poke's Bad Toy" when they weren't looking. "Betcha I'm tougher 'n any kid In thlstown. an' I'll provo It in "Peck's Bad Boy" "Irvln S. Cobb helped nio in it y'seo my mob's pretty tough, too.' so Also Comedy. Matinee daily I PUBLIC SALE I Tho undersigned will sell at public auction nn Wednesday, October 26th, 19 21. at his farm 17 miles northeast of North Platto and 20 miles southwest of Stapleton on fio farm known ns the old Peterson place, beginning at 1 o'clock, the 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 three years old; 1 steer coming two years old; 1 bull calf 8 months old; 5 spring calves. 9 HEAD OF HORSES l spaii geldings four years old, weight 2200; 1 span blacks throe yearn old, weight 1050; 1 span threo year old niulos; 1 gray mare, olght years old, wolght 1100; 1 bay mare, nlno years old. weight 1000; 1 bay mare, ton years old, weight H00. 25 HEAD OF HOGS S uverugo SCO pounds each; 17 head shouts. FARM IMPLEMENTS 1 spring wagon, 1 monitor gas euglno In good running order, one horso grain drill good ub now, 1 disc, 1 two-row, 1 harrow, 1 wagon, 2 sots work harness, 2 dozen chickens, ono cream separator in good order. HAY AND GRAIN 50 acros of good corn in field, about 30 loads of hay stacked at the pluco; If corn nnd hay Is sold will glvo possession at onco till March 1st, with two sections ot good winter rano. . FREE LUNCH AT NOON TERMS All sums of ?20 nnd uudor cash; all sums ovor that amount six months tlmo will bo glren on bankable noto boarlng ton por cnt Intorost from ditto of sale. J. S. GUYMAN, Owner. ED KIEUIG, Auctioneer RAY C. LANGFORD, Clerk. (SEAL) County Clerk. 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