THE NORTH PLATTE SEMI-WEEKLY TRIBUNE
MRS. HARDING
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FARM BUREAU NEWS SERVICE
SUPPLIES ITEMS FOR THE
TJUBUNK RKADERS
Can you afford to miss them? Four
days chuck full of good things for
farmers and tholr families. Moro than
twenty farmers' organizations partioi
patlng. Moro than fifty spoakors, the
most of whom ' arc farm men and
women from moro than thirty Nebras
ka countlos. Othor spoakers from
Iowa, Missouri, "Wisconsin, Illinois,
Chicago, alid Washington, I). C. An
onnortunitv to nollsh tin nur old Id (inn
and got now ones on homemaklng,
production, marketing, taxation, anf,
farmers' organizations.
Tho "Homo Millinery' project ot
tho Agricultural Oollego extension
service Is showing Concrete reaults.
Homo millinery groups In sovon com -
munltles roprosontlng as many weeks
work on tho part of tho extension spa -
clallsts, have this fall complotod 110
Imts at a coat of $181.54. Theso hats,
some of which wore mado from ma
terials on hand whllo othorn wore
mado from entlroly now matorinls, am
valued at $976.25. Tills means a sav
ing of $791.71, nn avorago of $113.5;;
for each community. Sixty-four lo
cal loaders lutvo been trained nnd nro pecttfd through tho uso of this mothod
holplug Utolr noIghUors with othor Hosidcs, only a small porcontngo of
millinery problems. Sovon of theso tho hot? in tho country aro troatod
local Icadora havo holpod thirty-nine oach your and thoro is nlso almost a
women in ono county alono, nt a sav. comploto turnovqr of tho swine- pop
ing of $238.04. What will tho sixty. , illation oach year. Every twoHo
four do? months wo start with a now lot of
1 plgB anil tho fight ngninst dlsonso
One hundred fifty-one farmers from jmmt Htnrt nt U)0 bojlnnlnB nsaU. :
Hovcn countlos mado changos in the AbQUt roo.ooo.OOO cubic contlmotora
organization of their farm luminous of sorum aro UB0(1- ovory yenri which
during tho past year as a result of mmm thnt( C0UntlnB B0 cubic contl-
kooplng tho Agricultural Collogo farm motors for oach ,10(Ji only nbout 10,
account book, according to tho annunl 000 000 hoBB nro tr0ftte(1. In roC0nt
reports of tho extension agents in ymr8 thoro ,)IlV0 'boon arouml 70.
thoso seven countlos. Thoso men sue 000 000 ,0gg ,n country on Jnn.
coodod In getting rami management nry h nccorillnB to federal crop cstl-
facts nffecUng tho income of their maian whlch m0nUB mnny m0ro hogs
farms. Thoy learned how and whoro . HlQ flJ)r,nK ftnd 8ummor. I n11
to lower their costs of production. tho80 hog8 woro troato(l choloril
They discovered how to hitch up tholr wmjl(, not b(J olhnlniltC(1, It would
various farm enterprises so that thoy ampljr bo mtulo imi,otont and woul,l
could got real team work out of thom. , m t km ln tho uoxt scn80U ,t
Tltf Al. . I 1 .. tl ... I
tt.u! mtSuuuu imuua, niiuiu ui v.m-
lshlng profits, and unknown costs It
is oxiromoiy important to do mnsior oi j0W0( to iapB0,
tho business sccrots of tho farm. A (
Blmplo farm account book that can tfa In Hpoftuing of tho prosont condl
easily kept Is tho koy that will unlock tIonH ovor tho nntlou. nradstroot
tno uoor to uouor larm managojnoni.
sucn a book may no socurou at any
county extension agonwa ouico.
era In countlos whoro thoro Is no ox-
tension agent may socuro this farm
account book by Bonding 25 conts
(Btamps not nccoptcd) to tho Agricul
tural College, Lincoln.
Evory year wo road of tho "Big
Muddy" Missouri going on tho ram
page and cutting away anothor rich
firm or two. Tho loss Is considerable
nnd always attracts attention as tho
Tho Farmer's Auctioneer
H. M. Johansen,
North Platte, Nebraska.
Phone 783F3
For thoso who do not havo enough
Btock or machinery for a goneral
farm sale, I am located so I can hold
a combination salo at North Flatto
or at tho Falrvlow dairy 1 miles
west of town,, I havo always got
onough Btock or machinery Hated with J tondB tho Stato University Is apond
mo bo wo can hold a combination sale lug Christmas vacation nt tho homo
any tlmo. of his sister, Mrs. Georgo N. Glbbs.
A
wifc kItWP the disabled soldiers
damngo 1b easily appreciated. How-
over, there Is anothor loss which to
;tho Btnto or county Is considerably
! Broater but not so plainly seen. Ho-
contly an eastern Nebraska farmer
pointing to three ditches running
across a twonty-acro field romarkod
to a visitor from tho Stato Agrlcul-
I tural Collogo that If ho wcro to sell
tomorrow, thoso gullies would roduco
his land value of tho flold at least
$700.00. Evon whon manure, lo-
I gumos and crop rotation, (tho primary
lesson for provontlng soil erosion)
I havo been used, somettmos small gul
lies liavo started. How can thoso bo
stopped? Brush dams, properly in
stalled, havo been found to bo very
offcctlvo. A common mistake In put-
ting in brush dams Is to build one or
.two big onos at long intervals. Small-
or dams with tho butts of tho brusn
uphill securely hold by largo stakon
ior p0818 "avo 000,1 U8CU successiuuy
,by many farmers. The idea is to check
tho wator ,onR nongh for tho sediment
J to settle out, then let It filter through
,ftnd B on to noxt (lam' Broom BrnflHl
ordinary cano and Sudan grass havo
. boon fouml o"0"1 to 1,olrt io soli
.01"50 11 ,ma flUc(1' County tension
"Bonts, upon rosiest, will bo glad to
, ,loI' ,natnU demonstration dams,
Some porsonB think that tho uso of
anti-bog cholora sorum has bocomol
so general that wo aro far on tho
way toward tho elimination of tho
disoaso, but, according to tho United
States department of ngrlculturo, a
cloan-up of cholora can not bo cx-
Bon,m worQ not Uf0(1 Sorum tront-
mont( uko ln8UrftnC0( not bo al-
Bftys tlmt ft ,nucll ,noro cheortul f00i-
,nR porvn(leg tho GOnornl business
VISITS SOLDIERS
rnnn-.Community. In tho largor linos nt
loasti thftn nt thlfl tlm0 ft yoar ng0i
Wh0n tho groatost shutdown in busl-
I ncss sinco tno outoroaic oi uio nig
war was m progress, wnon unompioy-
mont waa Increasing by leaps and
I bounds, and trado and Industry as a
jwholo woro facing a yoar ot heavy
I liquidation. Today tho financial skies
aro cortalniy cloaror, tho International
political situation Is vastly bettor, ot-
chnngo ratos aro ncaror parity, n
good lnvestmont domain! for secur
ities oxlsts, tho avorago of stock nv-
ket prices Is about at tho year's hie1
ost and tho commercial communis
tho chastoncd In spirit, is vory muc'
moro optimlstlo Minn It waa possible
to bo a twolvomonth ago.
:o: J
Mrs. W. C. Sholvor loft Wodnosday
for Evanston, Wyo. to visit rolatlvea
Chnrlos Rlnckor spout tho wook
ond In Grand Island at tho homo ot
Maurico Wllllama.
Harold McKlnloy ot York who nt-
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To bo successful with begonias
through their blooming soason, much
doponds on how you havo cared for
thom during the summer. Many peo
plo prefer to keep old plants ovet
from year to year, but this Is reallv
a poor plan, becauso after a begonia
Is ono year old It invariably bo
comes straggling and shapeless. So
It Is very much better to ralso young
plants oach year. During tho hot
weather they require a light, sandy
soil nnd should bo shaded In such a
mannor that they get all the sun pos
sible, but aro not scalded and burned.
Whon the time comes to pot them,
it will bo necessary to put plenty of
broken crockery ln the bottom of the
pot boforo tho soil goes ln. You will
find that thoy will bloom bettor In
small-sized pots, where thoy will
mako strong roots. After you have
potted tho plants do not allow them
to stand on tho ground If you fall
to take this precaution tho pots will
bocomo lnfestod with earth worms,
which will keep tho ,soll from drain
ing properly so that it will soon bo
como sour. A Bour soil is not con
ductlvo to strong, vigorous root
growth.
Whon tho fall comes and you must
tako In tho plants, placo thom In south
windows nnd give thom plenty of air,
I can hear some readers say, 'Oh,
dear! I havent nny south windows.'
Woll, ln that case, uso tho sunniest
onos you havo for your begonias. You
will find thoy will thrfvo best In n
warm atmosphere, and will oven
stand furnace air hotter than almost
nny othor plants. That Is ono reason
thoy can bo rccommendod for house
plants. If you notico that thoy aro
dropping tholr flower buds, and that
tholr leaves begin to turn yollow, you
may bo satisfied you havo thom ln
too cool an atmosphere.
Bogonlas aro not so tractable
under tho clippers as somo plants
nro So If you Intond to keep thom
dwarfed and bushy, you must start to
pinch them whon they aro tiny, spe
cimens. Just tako out tho merest tip
of each Bhoot. If you cut a strong
shoot half way back, tho shoot 13
very apt to romain a coarso stub the
entire winter.
It is very beneficial to set tho
plants ln tho bathtub occassionallyind
sprinkle them well. This seems to
kcop them clean nnd fresh looking
and thoy grow and flower bettor.
I have found that almost all failure
of wintor flowering begonias aro duo
to ovor potting or trying to mako old
plants do what thoy aro past doing.
So it Is better to grow young plants
ovory year from cuttings. They will
root readily ln a window In a pot ot
sand, If caro is taken that thoy aro
novor too wet. This matter of not
ovor watering Is most Important.
When you mako tho Blips or cuttings,
uso no hard wood, but only tho tips
of tho young slioots. Make thom
nbout threo Inches ln length. After
rooting, pot thom In small pots In
sandy soil and boo that they havo
plenty or drainage. It is safer to
havo too much than too llttlo.
In examining tho listed variotlo3,
many roadors will no doubt bo dis
appointed to find I havo mentioned
only Blx varieties, tho majority of
which thoy probably have. Theso aro
not now or romarkablo In nny may
but thoy aro vigorous varlotios.
I might havo mentioned tho Glorle
do Lorraine. It leads In all flower
shows but, hko many unusual flow
ers, it is utterly Impractical for tho
avorago homo window. Such begonias
como to us from tho Islands of tho
wostom coast of Africa. Thoro thoy
bloom ln tho summer nnd rest In the
wintor; hero wo mako them bloom
with thq artlttclal heat Troiii the
stoves ln tho wintor. Atter tho winter
blooming thoy should rest during the
summer, but our warm climate will
not permit this. So thoy blossom on,
and at tho end of twolvo months be-
como exhausted and dlo.
Thoroforo, whllo tho raro begonias
aro boautlful, wa must cling to tho
onos that wo know will livo ln tho en
vlronmonts wo havo to offor. Tho Al
ba ricta whlto floworod Is beautl
ful and reliable Tho aamo can bo
said of tho Argontea Qullata and
Coralllna Lucorna. tho lattor tho
beautiful coral variety wo all admlrt
Haageana can bo carrlod from yoar to
yoar and will dovolop Into a hugo
mas3 of tho most nttractlvo foliage
and flowers. Tho Rubra Is a very
common varloty. You sco It as fre
quently an tho gornamlum and, lot mo
R ,g juf)t ftfJ roHnbl0i L(lst comoa
tho Motalllca, which 1b not qulto bo
common as tho othor flvo, but Just n3
worth whllo. Jnno L. Klft.
:o:
Mra. Kato Sullivan loft Wednesday
for Donvor to spend the remainder ot
tho wintor at tho homo of her daugh
ter, Mrs. Wholor Getty,
William Loth will loavo tho lattor
part of tho week for Douglas, Wyo.
Ho will start In living on Mils homo
stoad with tho Idea ot proving up on
It whon his tlmo la out
SHORT TALK ABOUT
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Homeopathic Physician &
Surgeon 13
General 1'rnctlco and H
Construction Surgery
Hospital Accommodation
Plutto Vnlley Hospital
Former A'nino Twlnem Hospital.
NORTH PLATTE, NEBR.
Ed Kierig,
Auctioneer.
'.enerul Purrn 8nk' A Specialty, aUt
Ki'iil KNtate. References and D&U
Irsi National Hank.
North Platte, Nebraska.
W. T. PinTP.WATM)
Graduate Votorlnnrlan
Ex-Oovernment Veterinarian and ex
assistant deputy State Veterlnnrlap
Hospital 316 South Vine Street Hoi
pitnl Phono 633, Houso Phono 633.
NOTICE OF TAKING UP E STRAY
Taken up by tho undersigned, nine
miles south and ono mllo east oi
North Platte, County of Lincoln, Stato
of Nebraska; on tho 2nd Day of Do
comber, 1921, ono yollow buckskin.
weight about 900 pounds, 5 yearB old.
Dated this 22nd day of December,
1921. M. A. Anderson.
NOTICE OF FINAL REPORT
Estnto No. 1605, of Hans D. Jergen
Bon, deceased ln tho County Court
of Lincoln County, Nobraska.
Tho Stato of Nebraska, to all per
sons Intoroated in said Estato tako
notico that tho Administratrix has
filed a final account and report of her
administration nnd a petition for fl
nal settlement and discharge as such,
Administratrix, -which havo been aot
for hearing before said court on Jan
uary 20th, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m
whon you may appear and contest the
same.
Dated Docombor 20, 1921.
Wra. H. C. Woodhurst.
(Seal) County Judge.
(John Grant Attorney.)
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATOR'S
SALE. ,
In tho District Court of Lincoln
County, Nobraska.
In the mnttor of tho application ot
Charles W. Trembly, Administrator
of tho estato of Georgo W. Tronibly,
decoasod, for loavo to sell real es
tnto. Notlcols heroby given, that ln pur
suance ot nn ordor mado by J. L.
Towoll, Judgo of tho District Court of
Lincoln County, Nobraska, mado on
tho 8th day of July 1921, for tho sale
of real estato hereinafter described,
I "will Boll at tho cast front door of
tho Court Houso In the city of North
Plntto, Lincoln County, Nebraska, on
Saturday, tho 7th day of January
1922, boglnnlng at ono o'clock in tho
afternoon, tho South East quartor,
South West quartor and tho North
West quarter of Soctlon fourteen, also
tho South EaBt quartor of Section
twolvo, all In Township flftaen North
Range twenty-eight west on tho Gth
Principal Meridian In Lincoln County,
Nobraska to tho highest bidder for
cash, Bald salo will bo called at ono
o'clock p. m. and will bo open for ono
hour thereafter.
CHARLES W. TREMBLY,
Administrator of tho Estato ot
George W. Trembly, Decoasod.
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MODELS
FOUR CYLINDER
5 Passenger Tduring
2 Passenger Roadster
3 Passenger Coupe
5 Passenger Sedan
$1,500.00
1,715.00
2,595.00
2,285.00
1,530.00
1,725.00
2 Passenger
P. O. B. North Platte
D
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GEO. B. BENT
Physician nnd Surgeon
Special Attention Given to Snrgrrj
and Obstetrics
Office Building & Loan Building
Phono: Office 130 Residence 11'
wmmm mm mmm wimmin wn n v y wiwmini vmmvmmamm
Office phone 241. Res. phone 217
L. C. BROST,
Osteopathic Physicinu
North Platte. Nebraski
Knights of Columbus Building.
BR. II ARO LB FENNER
Osteopath
OVER HIRSCHPELD'S
Office Phone 333
Res. Phone 10?.C
WM. WALDORF,
Tinner.
Makes or repairs anything made of
tin or sheet metal.
510 Locust. Under General Hospital.
BR. M. B. STATES
Chiropractor
C. 7 Building & Loan Building.
Office Phone 70.
Res. Phono 1242
BERRYBERRY & FORBES.
Licensed Embalmers
Undertakers and Fnnernl Director
Day Phono 41
Night Phono Black 588
Office 340 House 25
BR. W. I. SHAFFER
Osteopath Physician
Over tho Oasis. North Platu
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estate No. 1857 of Edward P. Reb
hausen, deceased, In the County Conit
of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Cred
itors of said estato will take notice
that tho tlmo limited for presenta
tion and filing of claims against said
Estate is April 3rd, 1922, and for set
tlement of said Estate In November
29, 1922; that I will sit at the coanty
court room in said county, on Jan
uary 3rd, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
and on April 3rd, 1922, at 10 o'clock
a. m to recolve, examine, hear, al
low, or adjust al! claims and objec
tions duly filed.
Wm. H. C. Woodhurst,
(Sal) County Judge.
EXTENSION ROAD NO. 210
To whom It may concern:
Tho special commissioner appointed
to locato a public road as follows:
Commonclng at tho northwest cor
ner of tho southwest quarter of soc
tlon 26, thonco south on action line
to tho northwest corner of so Mon 35,
thonco west on section lino between
acctions 27 and 34 to canyon, thon ln
a southwestorl direction about 25 rods
around head of canyon, thon ln a
northwesterly direction back to aboyo
doscrlbod soction lino, thonco wost
along said lln to established road
running north nnd sonth, all this be
ing In township nlno (9) rnngo twen-ty-aovon
(27) in Lincoln County, Ne
braska, has reported favor thoreof, all
claims for damages or objections
thoroto by reason of tho establishing
of said road must bo filed In the of
flco of tho County Clerk on or boforo
12 o'clock noon of tho 4th day ot
march 1922, or above road will bo al
lowed without roforonco thoro to.
Dated at North Platto, Nobraska
this 23rd day of Decombor 1921.
A. S. ALLEN, County Clerk.
ew Prices. I
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The Lead. 5
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$1,185.00
1,165.00
1,800.00
2,000.00
1,540.00
Broug'ram
BR. J. R. McKIRAHAN
Practice Limited to Dlscnses ol
Women nnd Surgery
OVER RBXALL DRUG STORE
Phones Office 127 Residenco G5G
MRS. 3L HENRY GILFOYL
Teacher of Yoico Culturo
and tho , 7
Art of Singing - t
Res. Studio 108 W. 3rd. Phone 1147J
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Estato No. 1850, of Bernhard Wink
enwordcr, deceased, In tho County
Court of Lincoln County, Nebraska.
Tho State of Nebraska, ss: Cred
itors of said estato will tako notice
that the tlmo limited for presentation
and filing of claims against said Es
tato Is April 6, 1922, and for settle
ment of said Estate is December 2,
to receive, examine, hear, allow, or
1922; that I will sit at tho county
court room In said county, on Janu
ary 6, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m., and
on April 6, 1922, at 10 o'clock a. m.,
adjust all claims and objections duly
filed.
Wm. H. C. Woodhurst,
(Seal) County Judge.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER CHATTEL
MORTGAGE
Notice Is hereby given that by vir
tue of a chattel mortgage dated Oc
tober 10th, 1921, and duly filed in tho
offico of tho County Clerk of Lincoln
County, Nebraska, on tho 11th day of
October, 1921 and executed by Mau
rice E. Martin and Lloyd R. WllBon,
to II. M. Porter, to secure tho pay
ment of six promissory notes In tho
sum of Twenty-flvo Dollars ($25.00),
each payable monthly, tho first note
payable November 1st, 1921; and fif
teen promissory notes In tho sum of
Fifty Dollars (?50.00), payable month
ly, the first note payable May 1st,
1922, and all bearing Interest at 8
per cent per annum, all of which notes
aro now duo and payable, default
having been made in tho payment of
the original note, and interest, whon
tho same became duo, and no suit or
other proceeding at law having been
Instituted to recover said debt, or any
part thoreof, therefore, I am solllrg
tho proporty theroln described, to
wlt: 1 Royal Icoless, 8 foot soda foun
tain. 1 Steel tank, for Caronated water.
1 Gas Regulator and equipment.
G Beds nnd Bedding; 2 Dining Room
Tables; 3 small Lunch Tables; 1 Coal
Range, G holo; 1 Oil Stovo, burnors.
4 Dressers; 1 Comodo; 22 Chairs
with steel rounds and legs.
All sholving; 3 Llnoloums.
All kitchen utensils nnd dishes uaod
In restaurant
2 Orango crush urns; 1 largo Cigar
caso; 2 largo candy cases; 2 upright
candy cases.
4 Icq Cream Tables, Marbel tops, 1
wood top.
1 Herrlcks Ico cheat, 3 doora; 2 Gum
cases; 1 Pipo Case.
1 Countor with Citrolito top; 1 Cash
Register.
2 dish racks; 1 lunch counntor.
1 Cigar Caso, small; 1 Scale, sub
ject to a first mortgage.
2 Ico Cream DiBhors.
at public auction nt Block Two (2
West lot Flvo (5), In the Two
Story Cement Block Building occupied
aa roatnurant In Villago of Horshoy,
Lincoln County, Nobraaka, on Tues
day the 17th day of January, 1918, at
tho hour of Ono o'clock P. M., of said
dato.
H. M. PORTER, Mortgagee
