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, coin, the stato of Nebraska, on Tmos Ono Itnllway Commissioner
day, tho sovonth day of November. Ono Superintendent of Tubllc In-
1922, during tho hours designated stnlctlon.
by law, for. tho following purpose, to-1 For tho election of ons Stale Son
w,t! ntor from tho thirteenth Sonltorlal
For tho election of ono United District, ns apportioned by tho Scs
i States Senator. ! slon Laws of 1921.
I For tho elccilon of ono Judgo of For the election of ono Stato Itop
j the Supromo court for tho sixth resentatlvo from tho Eighty-ninth
I Supremo Court Judicial District, as roprosontntlvo district, as apportlon
i provided by tho constitution of tho'ed by tho Session Laws of 1921.
State of Nebraska.
For tho election of ono Congress.
', man from tho Sixth Congressional
District in tho stato of Nebraska.
Also for tho election of one Con
gressman In and for tho Sixth Con
gressional District to fill vacancy
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INFORMATION ABOUT AGRICDl
TUilAL SUBJECTS FROM
RELIABLE SOURCES
Tho general rango of potato prices
this season was from one-third to two
thirds that of tho corresponding time
last season, says tho United States
Department of Agriculture
Meadow fdsouo or English blue
grass is produced in eastern Kansas
and western Missouri. Most of it is
exported to European countries,
chiefly Germany, says tho United
States Department of Agriculture.
Arkansas farmers and their families
,nro carrying on ovor 39,000 demonstra
tions In improved farm nnd farm-1
home practices, In co-operation with
extension workers, according to a ro
i port rccolved by tho United States
I Dpartment of Agriculture, These in-,
; elude demonstrations In horticulture,
soil improvement, .cooperative mark
j otlng, llvcfstock Improvement, field
, crops, food production, conservation
and preparation, textiles, and cloth
ing. In addition to the work being!
done by adult farmers and farm wo- j
men, nearly 10,000 farm boys aiyd i
girls aro enrolled Jn demonstration!
work with corn, pigs, calves, poultry,:
gardening, canning, sowing and bread
making. I
PRETTIEST GIRL IN UNITED STATES
Nearly 3,700,'iO't gallons of maplo
syrup were produced last spring in
the 13 important producing stat33,
tho largest in four years, and 53 per
cent more than In 1921, according to
to tho United States Department of
Agriculture.
That the business of tho Nation is
turning moro and more to highway j
transportation is indicated by statis
tics on motor-vehicle registration as
July 1, compiled by the Bureau of
Public Roads of tho United States De-J
partment of Agriculture. Rxsglstra- j
tlon of passenger cars, taxis, busses
and motor trucks toatled 10,G20,471 on !
this dato an Increase of 157,176,
which Is a healthy growth, as tho first i
hnlf of tho year Is tho off season for
registration of new vehicles.
Tho surprising fact, however, is
Roports received by tho United
States Department of Agriculture in
dicate that 2,215,000 rarmors, or an
average of about 1,100 per county. , that of tho 157174 ,ncrcaso m regla
auuiuuu .ueuiuu airouuccu oy mo traton. motor trucks constituted,
county extension agent In handling 11G701 gamst 35030 passcnger carsl
their live stock or crops In 1921. am, n443 tax,g ftna busges
Selected seed corn was planted on mcau8 an Increase of over 1C per cant
1,000,000 additional acres In 1921 r lho number of motor trucks at tho
through th0 Influence of demonstra-' beginning of tho year. Figures arol
tlons by county extension workers. not available to show what part of
according to tho United States Do- the increase of 5,443, or nearly 11 per,
partmont of Agriculture, and 160,000 cont- ln tho taxl antl uua registration j
farmers selected seed corn for tho ls duo to tho Increase in tho number
uoxt year's use. o busses kravorslng rural and subur-,
ban routes, but It is very probablo!
.The reduction of jcrimson clover that a considerable part of tho In-!
seed In the United States has never , crease is duo to tho development, or
equalled the planting requirements this now form of transportation,
in this country and considerable it i,B been freqently said that the"
quanltios aro Imported each year from traffic is always ready and waiting
France and Germany, according to the when good roads aro built, and that
United tates Department of Agricul- the commercial vehlclo as a class 13
turo. - more handicapped by lack of good
roads than the pleasure vehicle. Tho
A community club of farm women incrcago ln tue regIstvation of com-1
in Cherokee County, Kans., according, mcrcia venlcleg( coupltid ,Vith the,
to statements to the United States Do- prosont actlvlty m ulghwny construe-,
partment or Agriculture, roports Uon, seems to bear out this statement ;
065 healthy chicks from hatches to- ,n Ul0 op,n,on Qf tuo ,loparlmont of, as
taling 2,468, as a result of following-' flcIalg crlbctl road must file the same in tho caused by tho death of Moses I.
tho methods of sanitation and feeding Tho' table of statistics issued by tho offlco of 11,0 Count.v Clork of Lincoln KInkald. the volo for said Congress-
domonstrated by the county extension b , registration of 9.407,- Count'' Nebraska, on or before 12 'a " J b J " "P?1" "V
cnt- 874 private cars, te,990 tais and o'ctoek noon of tho 10th day of Nov. ?ntutwFJi.
xiv fnnnwlnn,iB nf n.nnaA'bussess, and 1,096,005 motor trucks, , 1922- or said road will bo allowed ed by law.
nt .inmonstrato.1 bv the extension ' making a total of 10,020,471. Motor ; iout renco thereto. , (See Section 2250 of tho Complied
witenss my nanu nnu official seal , omuiies ui iuaa.;
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8 Mary Kathcrfne Campbell, of Columbus,
I Ohio, was crowned National Beauty Queen KWli
1 for 1922 in the Annual Pageant at Atlantic TO
I City. She is 16 years old, S feet S inches in W
height, and weighs 133 pounds. She swims, vmw m
I rides, dances and goes to school. She tri- Mra W
g umped over 170 other American beauty win- VfV
n ncrs from as many different towns and cities 1 r- jH V7
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For tho election of ono Stato re
presentative from tho Nlntloth re
presentative district, as apportioned
by tho session laws of 1921.
At tho samo tlmo and placo of
holding tho said election thero will
bo submitted fo r ndoptlon or rejec
tion under tho referendum, as pro
vided by tho constitution Houso Roll
No. 62, Houso Roll No. 193, Houso
Roll No. 617, and Sonnto Fllo No.
305, said bills having boon passed by
tho Fortieth Regular Sosslon of tho
Legislature of tho Slnto of Nobraska
' for 1921.
Also tho following county officers,
to-wlt:
Ono County Clerk.
Ono Roglstor of Deeds,
j Ono County Treasurer.
I Ono County Sheriff.
, Ono County Attorney
j Ono County Surveyor
Ono County Commissioner, Second.
I District.
Orio County Superintendent of Pu
I bile Instruction.
Also following Precinct offlcors:
Ono Precinct Assessor.
Ono Justlco of Penco for each pre
cinct. Polls opon from 8 o'clock a. m.
to 8 o'clock p.' m.
Ono Road Ovcrscor for each road
District. .
Givon under my hand and tho
seal of Lincoln county, stato of Ne
braska, this 29th day of Sept, A. D.
1922.
A. S. ALLEN, County Clork.
SPECIAL FEATURES WRITTEN IN COMBINATION
"WITH STANDARD LIFE POLICIES
Non-Cancollablo Accidont and
Health Insurance
Double Indemnity Provisions. 1
Speclfio Dismemberment
Provisions.
Disability Income Clause.
Monthly Lifo Income
Provisions.
Puro and Installment Incomo
Bndowmont Provisions.
Premium Waiver Clause
Post Mortem Dividends.
Full Participation In all
Surplus.
Automatic Non-forfolturo
Clause.
Insurance that Insures Protection that Protects
Fidelity Reserve Company
Homo Office Fourth and Locust Streets,
North Platte, Nob.
ment demonstrated by tho extension
x i I cvcles are not Included, there belnrc
, . , .. , -4Qf)24 mmlnsst tlOR321 ntf tho hr- 11118 8t" day Oi September 1922,
.inn nnnnilH nf huttor n vcar was In-1 aiJ5 against hju,.sx to mo no-, .
, creased from 9 in tho first year to 41 j Pining of tho year,
In tho second of tho six dairy herds
in tho Clark County (Ind.) Cow-Test.
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ing Association, according to reports To Whom It May Concern:
to. tho United States Department of t A consent petition, as follows:
A. S. ALLEN,
County Clork.
FOR SALE
Agriculture.
In tho spring of 1921 seven farmers
in a Georgia county were induced by
tho county extension agent to make
a trial cooporatlvo shipment of 20
pounds of surplus cream. In Juno,
1922, fourteen months later, accord
ing to a report made to the United
States Department of Agriculture, this
now farm industry had grown to the
cxtont of 10,000 pounds shipped from
that county during the month.
Moro than half of tho sugar con
sumed in tho United States comes
from foreign sources, reports tho
United Statos Department o Agricul
ture. Of tho 5,632,599 short tons con
sumed during tho year ending Juno
30, 1922, 1,348,190 tons wore produced
In tho United States, Hawaii, Porto
Rico land tho Philippines supplied
1,334,553 tons and most of tho
"Winter apples at 50c per bushel.
Pick them yourself. Also fresh cider.
Como on Sunday. George Stewart, 6
mllos northwest of North Platte
on
Commencing at tho northeast cor
ner of section 35, township 15, rango
33, running thence west on tho sec- U0 oW DnUon
uon line ooiween section 3D anu zt, .
township 15, rango 33 to tho north Dancoland greets you ovory Satur
west corner of said section 35 thenco'day night,
south along tho west- section lino of ! -
section 35 to tho southwest corner of I ULT3CTION PROCLAMATION,
soctlon 35, said road to bo a section I By virturo of tho authority vested
lino road and to be 66 feet wide, to-wlt in mo by tho constitution nnd tho
33 feet on oach sido of said section,,aws of tho Btato of Nobraska, I. A.
S. Alien, county cleric of uncoin
Also for tho ejection of tho fol
lowing Stato Officers, to-wit:
Ono Governor
Ono Lieutenant Governor
Oiio Secretary of Stato
One Auditor of Public Accounts
Ono Stato Treasurer. i
Ono Attorney General J
One Commissioner of Public Lands t
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That Value Built
THIS IS SOMETHING MORE THAN MERE PROFIT
lo the healthy survival of a store.
WE WANT TO GROW , WITH THE ESTEEM OF our
customers or nof at all. Our husincss will progress as
long as it continues to give quality merchandise at
moderate price and courteous service with every pur
chase. OUR - MERCHANDISE BEARS THE LABEL oi the
most reputable makers.
Good Suits and
Overcoats
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' and up
North Platte's Foremost Clothier for Men and Boys.
Hno. Anyone having objections there
to or claims for damages by reason of
tho establishing of tho abovo des-
county, stato of Nobraska ,do hereby
direct and proclaim that a general
election bo hold in tho several vot-
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