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VOLUME XXXVIII.
A Newspaper That filvcs Tlic News Fifty-two Weeks Each Year For $1.50.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, ,!ULY
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if You Have A Bank Book
of our institution you have started on
the right road to success, and if you
arc adding to ynr account ccn
though it be a small sum weekly you
arc surly building up u prtciiutivo
of w nut and povpity later in life.
Isii t this an incentive to start an nc
count and oMiun no of our Hauls
books'
Interest Paid on Time Deposits
Webster County Bank,
RED CLOUD. NEB.
CAPITAL $25,000
B. F. Mizcr, President, S. R. Florance, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
B. F. Mizer, C. J. Pope, Wm. M. Crabill, Wm. H. Tliomas,
S. R. Florance.
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SUNNY SIDE.
Bert Morhart and wifo Sundayed at
her uncle's V. S. House.
Kd llassor Sr., was visiting his
daughters, Mrs. Saluden and Mrs.
Holcomb last week.
0. V. Kaley is building an luiciiuon
to the house on the farm tilled by
Walter C.urney. Walter is deserving
of something better than what he had.
Wo noticed a neatly printed sign on
n Rate as wo wore taking a ride "Hauch
of Col. J. II. Whinger, Auctioneer."
Name your firm, got your address on
it bo up-to-date.
Krank rtllinger is getting along very
nicely. If no complication sets in the
wound will soon heal. Hoys can
bo too carefull with lire arms in
thuv have no business carrying
This locality was moistened up with
about three fourths of an inch of rain
Monday afternoon. It como nicely
aud was appreciated ah we needed it
for the corn crop. Another one in
about ten days will put the shoots on
for a crop.
GARFIELD
A lino rain on Monday.
Uoorgo Harris sold two loads of hogs
Thursday.
Will Flshor finished his corn plow
ing Saturday.
George Houchiu lost one of his gray
horses Saturday night.
Louis Manley and family went to
Inavalo Sunday to see tho sights.
Mrs. Louisa Ailes is visiting with
Will Fisher and children this week.
Mrs. N. P. Campboll Is up and
around after ft long spell of sickness.
Curt Hazclbaker was cutting Will
Fisher's aud Guy llnrncR' oats tho first
of the weok.
Doc Wolfe has a rich job hauling
cream for the Creamery Association.
Charley Smith and wifo and George
.lonnlngs and family were callers at
papa Barnes Sunday.
Mr. Saylor got Will Fisher's two
rowed cultivator the first of tho week
and now he is making the dirt lly and
the corn to.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Guy Barnes a
girl on tho r.th of July. It weighted
ten pounds tho usual Nebraska weight.
Curt Ha.elb'iker was on wind mill
row Friday with his binder but the
outs were to green and he went back
to town.
Mrs. Griffith of Galveston, Texas
arrived in Ked Cloud Friday night for
n visit with her sister Mrs. T. W.
White who sho had not seen for twenty
years.
NEBRASKA
Here are some concrete facts about
Nebraska that should be made known
to all men:
The extreme length of Nebraska,
east and west, is 41.1 miles; the ex
treme breadth, north and south is 20.1
miles.
The gross area of Nebraska in square
miles is 77,510. Tho gross acreage is
4,o0u,l0O.
Tho cultivated acreage in I'M) was
approximately 10.000,00(1 acres, or less
than one-thud the total area of tho
state.
on this 10,000,0(10 aeies there was
produced in 190!) the following crops:
Corn, I0!,17,173 bushels: market
value S0S,1S3,S71.
Wheat, 50,313,000 bushels: market
value $l.pi,G12,231.
(Uts, r9,0.i:i,47i bushels; market
value 123,801,389.
Hurley. 2,820,032 bushels; market
value 1, 209,277.
Uye, 1,227,332 bushels market value
$7Sli,39.'.
I Alfalfa, 1,971.770 tons; market value
li;,7I.V.Uu.
lame hai, 2,(Jl7,s.i9 tons: market val
ue f.' l.kVJIlj.
Potatoes, 7, ISO. in: bushels; market
value Sj.909,202.
No account i made of miscellaneous
crop-., such sis spelt., millet, sorghum,
cam-, sugar beets. It it Hi r coin, onions,
general garden illicit, etc, which
would add many millions mote lo (lie
total pioditction.
Less I him one-halt of the ucrcu;o
that may profitably be cultivated in
Nebraska is being ouitu sited at tho
ptcsi'iit lime.
From the pasture lands and the rain
feed raised in Nebraska was pioduced
8.1.1.01 to.UUit pound's ot hutter.tl 5,OUU.OOO
worth of eggs, and i lu.000.UuU worth
of poultry.
From these pastures and grain Holds
Nebraska produced and shipped to
market 1,1 IS, .118 beef cattle; 2,S07,502
hogs; 70,271 horses and mules, and. 1.11,
50.1 sheep. The total value of tho sur
plus shipments of livestock exceeded
S120,0U0,000.
Tho total products ot Nebraska in
19UU agricultural, live stock, dairy
ing, liianutiicturiug, etc., exceeded
S010,0OU,0UO an average of approxi
mately StiOU for each man, woman and
child. No other state in tho I'liion
made such h showing.
Dairy-farming in Nebraska is in its
infancy, yet Nebraska is today one of
the leading producers of dally pro
ducts, and is forging ahead by leiiju
aud bounds. The inducements odcrcd
to dairy farmers by Nebraska nro be
yond computation.
Taking into consideration fertility
of soil, healtlifiilncss of climate, access
to market aud surrounding creature
comforts and advantages, laud in Ne
braska, improved aud unimproved, is
to be had inoro cheaply and on better
terms than anywhere else in the re
public. Fifteen million acres of fer
tile laud await the activity of husband
men. Nebraska with a population of
less than a million,andahalf produces
moro than is produced and purchased
by Japan, a nation of 3.1,000,000
people.
Nebraska oilers greater inducements
to homespekers than any other state
in tho I'liion greater than any other
similar area in the whole wide world.
Mark this copy of your local paper
aud sond it to somo ono in the east
who may bo looking about for a new
location. Let us all work together
for the building up and dovolopinont
of Nebraska!
maintenance funds showed a balance
on hand of a fraction over II percent.
This indicates that the sovetal i list i
tutions aie keeping safely within tile
apprnpiiatious.
On May .11. 1 90S, the last year of the
Sheldon administration, the cash
funds of the several institutions show
ed u balance of 50,09..77. On thesamo
date this year, mid coveiing an ecjiml
period hi tune, the lcports showed on
hand in the cash funds the um nf$!.
219..1I, in- inoic tlum 300 per cent nmic
than was shown by tho lepoits to the
Sheldon administration. These cash
funds are derived from the sale of
products laiscd upon tho Institutional
farms in cm-cs of what is consumed.
Those products consist ol vegetables,
cattle, hogs, poultry, etc. Thoiepinl
to Governor Mialleiiborgcr show that
the institutional managenicuts are
economical, business like and successful.
There are more wards of the state
in state institutions today than ever
before in the state's history. Thecost
of malntenaece. as every one known,
has been greatly Increased. In July,
1903, with fewer people to euro for
than now, the Sheldon administration
had upon the institutional payrolls
533 employes. In July, 1910, the Shall-
enborger administration has 483 upon
the Institutional payrolls, a decrease
of 50. notwithstanding the material
Increase in the growth of the stat
stitutions. This saving has b
brought about by the personal direct
ion of the governor, who directed tho
heads of tlic state institutions to dis
pense with the services of every one
who was not absolutely necessary for
the proper management of the institutions.
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Thero never was a tlmo in the his
tory of tho state when tho state's In
stitutions were boing managed witli
more ot elllcietiey and loss of friction.
Thero has not been n single charge of
mlsmaniiKcmont, not a single chargo
of graft and thero has not been a
single breath of scandal.
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There are times when a whole lot de
pends on the watch you carry. If
yon buy your foatch here there'll be no
missing of trains or engagements, no
being late on account of your watch.
In This Jewelry Store
You can select a watch at a moderate price or
one as expensive as you care to go. But no
matter what you pay you'll have a watch well
H worth carrying. A good 17 Jewel Watch
man s size 20 year guaranteed case, $12.50.
SATISFACTION OR MONEY BACK
NEWHOUSE BROS.
E. H. NEWHOUSE Prop
Jewelers & Optometrists
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YOU CAN BUY OF THE
Red Cloud Hardware and
Implement Co.
An Old Reliable Delaval
Cream SeDerator, 500 lbs-
Capacity for $57-50
This add Krougnt to uur store
is good for $2.50 on the. Pur
chase of the above seperator.
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Mise Gets Honor.
W. N. Huso, publisher of the Nor
folk News, appears on the program of
the sixth nunual convention, Associat
ed Advertising Clubs of America, which
moots in Omaha, July 18-20, nnd Mr.
Huso will speak on "Tho Country
Newspaper as an Advertising Medium."
This is not only tho first time a Ne
braska speaker has been placed on th
National Program but also the first
time a speaker has been selected to
advocate tho country newspaper as an
advertising medium. The Omaha
committee made the arrangement, not
only insisting that u Nebraskan be
placed on tho program but a country
paper publisher who could bring these
papers beforo tho big buyers of space.
LINCOLN LETTER
Lincoln, Nkiiii., July 13 (Special
Correspondence.) Tho condition of
the various state Institutions at tho
present time is of intorest to the tax
payers of the state, and it is only right
that thoy should be taken into the
confidence of thestate administration,
(lovemor Sliallenberger has every
reason to bo proud of tho record of
tho state Institutions as thoy havo
been managed by his appointees. This
statement is homo out by fact, that
are matters of public record.
Uy tlic rule of proportion the pro
rata balance of the maintenance funds
of thostato institutions should have
been 11 ?,( per cent of tho total appro
priations for the blnntiiiuu. Tho re
ports sh mv that on that d.it the
The financial reports of tlieso insti
tutions should bo carefully studied oy
tho taxpayers. They will roveal the
satisfying fact that where the remain
ing portion of tho appropriation for
any institution falls below the II per
cent that should have been on hand
May 31, the cash fund of that Institut
ion, when added to tho amount of ap
propriation left, will bring the pro
portion up so as to preclude the possi
bility of a deficiency. The governor
is particularly anxious that the sever
al state Institutions keep within their
appropriations, and he will personally
sec to it that this is accomplished.
BMHffip
While it is to be regretted that thero
should be differences of opinion bo
twoen democrats on matters that are
not fundamentally democratic but
peraip more to tho question of per
sonal conviction on moral questions,
it is only fair to all concerned that a
fow facts bo made known. Mr. Bryan
admits that even to date he has failed
to spcure enough pledges from senators
and representatives to insure the pass-
ago of an initiative and referendum
law by a special session. In order to
Insure tho adoption of aconstltutlonal
amendment it is necessary to get It
upon the ballot in such form as to per
mit It being voted upon as a straight
party propositionthat is, .a vote in
the circle moans a vote for the adopt
ion of tho amondmont. Various at
tempts to amend the constitution boar
out this statement. Governor Shall
enborgcr waited until the last moment
beforo announcing that he would not
call a special session, realizingUlittt to
submit the amendment wlthoutallow-
ing It to bo regularly placed upon the
ballot would iiuuro Its defeat by tie
fault. So much for the special session.
By his flattoring references to Mayor
nahlman, Mr. Bryan luferontlally at
tacks Governor Shalleiibergor, uud In
the same way acousos him of being
tiod up with the liquor Interests. The
faots prove tho contrary. Tho liquor
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A Drive In Candy,
and soinothliig new overy day, is what
you will find at our store If it's not
a new Candy at a regular price, It's a
nw price for regular candy
25 CENTS PER POUND
and up for pure, rich, delicious Choco
lates, Creums, aud Ilon-Bons. Wo
malt k specialty also of )lo Goods,
nnd lio better goods are mado any
where A. A. HART
City Bakery and Restaurant.
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HOT FROM THE OVEN
there is nothing more appetizing than
our rolls, biscultb, etc. .Try some and
see how fine they go for breakfast.
THEN OUR SMALL CAKES
Just tho thing to help out for lunch
eon, just right for afternoon tea. Wo
bako them fresh every day. So if a
sudden call comes for something nice
to oat we are always ready to help
you out.
The 1T6B lakery and Restaurant
H.Neuerburg,Prof).
DR. E. A. THOMAS
DENTIST
Dr. T. A. Trumble, D. D. S.
ASSISTANT
Over Cotting's Drug Store.
2 Ball Games 2
Saturday Afternoon, July 16
First Game Called at 2 p. m.
Grand Island
vs Red Cloud
Admission 25c
S. J. CUNNINGHAM
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. J. S. EMIOtl
At the old stand over the
State Bank. Phone! 31.
THE Chicago Specialists!
Chronic and Serious Diseases, Only.
PkIIMANKNT OlTICE
Rod Cloud, Royal Hotol
Consultation Free, in German and
English.
Thursday, Aug. Ifth, 1910
The Chief $1.50-
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