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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 10, 1913)
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Such '() protection is oSfercd you hero. " ft) It is surely "good business" to deposit where 'jL you get absolutely guaranteed protection, in prof- m erence to placing money in a bank that guaran- f$ tees nothing."" f The State Guaranty Law is behind every dollar dc- w posited in this bank, and when you open an- account here, you arc ON THE SAFE SIDE. If) WEBSTER COUNTY BANK I RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA f$) stS - -- -v ri5 " -r r zr oa --J irf -d ". 5 .-! -fc-j -ai t' tr., f D iczzial P I 1 8i00 i 0l,X0,l'I A B1Q BARGAIN We have decided to offer a real bargain for Bargain Day, and on that one day only, Wednesday April 16th, Ave will give one year's.subscription'toHhe Chief , for one dollar. This applies to, ;' '''- new sUDfcriDers na tppse payv- A r ing4n adyance only. :.,. H J THE'REhBrttMJD Thief as!? '. ai i i f .".. K-l&l'b.. . r. -. ".. iH5 '.' ., S .' - 1,-C, -'!'wwm W msan IF YOU WILL HELP WE WILL HELP ALSO We have decided to give fifty cents out o every subscription new ov old received from now untill next Tuesday night to the tornado sufferers in and around Omaha. Remembor ii you pay a year's subscription to The Chief one third of it will go to help some unfortunate fcimily. ! Wffia9SSHQKB& k ,--f ': n ul i wiw'..TMc:v'-.?iia.-wv?CTTTv.nva?Vs,i.irjm--t s i2Fffi??& M&& i m &m ss wt&mmmr mmwmuvMrntmiK ;7r;7ni I ii ii . 1 1 1 ar:'f n' ' Omaha Praises j i City Council - Money Raisers Holds Meeting Onmliii. Nubr., April 5, il)i:i Uocelvcd fiom D. V. Tm-miro iliuft 3152 0: ChhIi 1 M) IT i 3Mkmmmmmmmmummmm)M3MSS ViJli .y.jtf. : T, ., B H Breeders Attention! i I am now located at the Willow Dale Breeding Barn in Red Cloud for the season of 1913 with a fine bunch of Im ported, Pure Bred Registered Draft Horses and Jacks. These Horses range from 3 to 5 years old, weighing from 1700 to 2250 pounds, and are as good as you will find anywhere. TERMS ON ALL HORSES $20 for a live colt. $5 discount on all bills paid within 30 days after colt is foaled. Totul 8103 .'.5 From llio citl.' iim of lloil Cloud. Re ceipts from tlie bund couiiurl lit I5ed Cloud. Houi'.iit Canki.i., Treusuror. Omalm, Ncbr., April 5, 1913. Mayor of Ned Cloud The relief committee desires thru you to tlinuk tbo Indies of Red Cloud for the goods sent for the relief of the cyclone sufferers. They appreciate very much the kinduess of those oat side of this city. y You will be pleased to know Mm Ue immediate relief is getting well in aandr-Howerer there are Urge things ahead' which ratut be taken f, up imme diately? . vk'o-j r ' i f K sRkmkf Committee. Theabo'Te letters explain themset es. -Wtitkvthe people. of the tornado atrieken'dUtrici ST, ftrjr grateful for the nietaaoe- alrt4r -jrteelwd tbey aro aiimtrfcetdy etrfMaMtaoo . Itii dlfflcutt for.iuftt.iilU.dkUaoe to real h I discount on all bills paid within 30 days alter colt is foaled. H. A. Johnson I 91 Barn Phone Independent 168 fl Osuha.:. It kHitpfMUilo for4kT looalJ people to oope .tUitfct gitaaUoB-and iaabBlp-iaBaeded,"8ofar the gift have not arerafed fire cents per In habitant for the state. This should be considered as a state calamity aud tbe people of the state should all share the burden. During the drouth years of '00 and 'ul this community received aid from the east which was yery acceptable and now that we are able we should "go thou and do likewise". We are pleas ed that the good folks of this city have decided to continue taking donations so that everyone may have a slime In helping. The need is urgent, the peo pic tire destitute.. Up to the present most of the donations have come from tho businehh men aud professional men of the cities aud towns because they were more easily assesbibic than the furmors but now everyone lb Invited to help. Come one come all. isetheete at ,tfce alafeetao whlo oierJook JM?emtjqr,' aaiMWiiaMorulwrlbe tfdntatol Adjourned busiiou. Maor Tiiruuiv, Cotincllinuii Strong, .Slierwnud, Cow den mid S'orev nro-eut. Minutes nf last liiociin road and approved. Itequest of W. 10. White and M. II. Corner for llxlng Mast 1th avonuo so as not to allow ftagnant water to stand in the ditch in front of their res I donees .loo Tophnni objected . On motion the mayor and council set :U0 Wednesday morntng to investigate. Curried. Kd Seaton and W. II. Beezley asked for alloy through block 2 Hadolilfs addition to be opened up. Moved by Cowden and seconded by Strong that mayor appoint committee of three to confer with Mr. Albright, Sherwood, Storey and Cowden appqlnted. ' ucquesc oin, w. Huiiuord to open afreet around block , 18 Railroad Addl tion.' Moved that city clerk, be In strncted to notify the owners of blocks 18, 14 tad 17 Railroad addition to re move obstruction. Carried. Letter - of 'Standard Oil Company read, i Moved and eeeonded that their claim for W.&3 be' Dewed. -Carried Petition of C.A.-rUrrick.ee;,;, for opealairof an'eitcDetoBOf West $rd Avenue through; aemei lot.27..V,Oa I 1 Notice to Teachers A special examination will be given on the third Friday aud following Saturday In April, in county certltlcatc subjects only. The rcadiug circle examination will be held Saturday afternoon, April 19, and Saturday afternoon, May 17. The state eighth grade examluatlous will be held Thursday and Friday? April 10 and II, and Thursday and Fri day, May 8 and 0. QKRrntJiiK h. Coon, Co. Supt. Bladen Hat a Tornado Oi.adkn, Neb., April 8,A tornado of no small proportions passed direct ly over Bladcu lust evening at about 0 o'clock. As people were returning homo from the evening services tho' funnel shaped cloud was seen approach ing from tne southwest with a roar re betnbllnga train of cars. One mile south of tho town tho storm toro trees out of the ground, then rose again aud passed above tho town. Everybody took refuge In their storm caves, ex pecting to be lu the puth of the storm which fortunately spent itself lu tho air above Wednesday's State Journal Omaha Extends Thanks To Generous Hearted Nebraska To the People of Nebraska: .. Omaha, through its Citizens. Relief Committee, takes this method of ex tending its sincerest thanks to the people of Nebraska for their prompt aud generous assistance in the time of ncod, Never have tenders of assistance come with such geucrous promptings as those from the people of Nebraska. Hardly had the echos of the tornado passed away before tenders of aid were received from Nebraska cities and people. Omaha will uevor forgot the kind ness of Nebraska people aud while hoping that there- will imver be occas ion for reciprocation in this particular, should such condition arise, Omaha will be the Urst to respond to tho call. Citizkns Rklicf CoMMrnr.K, Ity T. J. Maiiokhv, Chairman, C, C. ItotKWATKii, Secretary. floU' to eMeao. Carried. '-'Uaraes-JtxeeoBaked permlsi0 to ooastmet? two story- brick balkling on lot II block 4 Red Cloud. Request wis granted. ' Permission was granted Jas. Peter son to use side walk and is feet of Fourth avenue adjoining his property. Streets to be cleared by August 1, 1913. Council canvassed the eleotlon vote. Moved by Sherwood and seconded by Storey that $200 be transferred from tho Occupation Fund to tho Electric Liight Fund. Carried. After allowing the following claims the council adjourned until April 30th at 8 p. m. H. Mueller Mfg Co $ 10 CO Guy Zeigler 120 00 Cliff Jay 67 74 W. A. Patten 52 46 C. J. Fox 38 50 Carrie Fry 33 44 O. C. Teel 39 86 S. R. Florence 221 03 A. C. Slaby 8 00 Grant Chriatlo 155 00 Geo. Clausen 39 65 Sbundcrs Bros -22 90 Judges and Clerks 30 00 1 J vl 1? til OO Ed Hanson 7 55 State Journal Co 4 58 American Engine Co 60 Buffalo Meter Co 38 74 H. Mueller Mfg Co 4 35 HawkeyeCom. Co 12 88 National Refining Co '. . 16 70 Lunkenheiner Co 12 21 Corbon Coal & Supply Co 176 40 C. W.Hull Co 394 F. S. Martin Co 151 66 A. C. Hoamer 13 16 J. B. Carr 4 00 Turnurc & Son 4 25 i Olivor Wright is uttonding to busi ness affairs in McCook this week. 18. Chamberlain and wife- of Lis bou, North Dakota, is visltlug at tto homo fit Mrs. h. M. Stouebreaker. .nun i . in : ti tun 'I II I &&JidM ti r c ....'. 7. .Ai-nxf.- nn'An I I 'V ' '.-S iU-'Tf iliHiA'fJ jiAIV ft f irirn vo cu iaKin ,1:1 Quissiore , ..w? will E.t'iy interest ywi. C-:M J r , -y (type cAnnoL do justico to the '!i'J' , extraordinary ofieringjs. Buy- viiftlsfe&i. ', spenuin money rijfh ', fa &&$.' '- lyt way chantfe but i.ii.Mhi l. fc?J'.f out hi8h quality, low rrlcu AfPmi f ' ffW', mandartl of jwflry oell- i't 'iM&i1 rSV ! S in t-emftina fixe,!. j' ,l ! S'liji I'll!1 s. It'.'1 it',.,w3ii!,y ?r-4rn vftn tv'U filirl it hi b fiatififyiuf; USsoil- f F '( y.itri3Ksu llllill! iiH.y If xtm urnnt o !!il !" snaoov. soark- r ling fjem set ring at a decided price reduction here's your opportunity. For yoursvccthcart-mar- men t of the wo rid 'r. AQWC WW w )ot Prodtictio.,,. a tio. etc. .hl illlHlMlll! I lil.l .!il' rtlMff rf J j ' S) 'll J 'ill 1 .Hill ' 1 11 '.I' . Kin .'T!.. IV ''.!I,..H ,-.,. j, , JijiVwi t , jXii iy rlcd or othcr.viscn diamond i!i Li! W,i )J ill solitaire in eminently proper, lllii i ftSKlH51 MtW"B better nS an wec- incnior uirutuay imp. aurpro Father, Hu&band or Dtotber with n n!co ting. Wo have g splendid Atuortincnl of gems in up-to- ' I II I I II ' I Mil II M I! I ''!!! il 1 ? I 'Ji'J1 ' I' !"lif S tl Kl hi MJ ,1 nil Li1 m m 17 l'IHIIIIIi ii 1 f 9avSou n jf h 7W 11 m tht-mlmue stUlnct at price to nuittliethlniicit rocket boalc.You VJ J'-t-l J Jsi. will find rlngito irnlt everyone k.-'Vt.-tt.mu' g tn finil vwmen an J little folkt. Cull it Vr T Kit In now-whllf the ttoclt U complete. -fcT-M-M .llllill E. 1. fleaibouse ijrl . ft'..V S.nJ9J. ,Ll. '0 3 Did Yei Ste tke Lurf e aid Varied Display of Shoes - Oxfords - Pttmps, - Etc " "rfr t .-L -.''.I '?' N.t, I EastStdi y DUUiv WIHtwMI 1 f " t . ! i . mWw 1 5w btori : iieuiiMHise ..:! s fV U ' '''iJX. Get It While It's Cheap Many people live uncomfort ably because they cannot afford to do different. Many others arc in the bamc fix be cause no matter how much they arc able to pay, the com forts they desire are not within their reach. This, however, is not the case with electric liglit -the. greatest of all comforts. The electric wires pass by your very doors and Edison Mazda Lamps provide the most beau tiful electric liglit obtainable at one-third whut it cost, even only two or three years ago. So, if you aro not enjoying the benefit of electric light like your friends and neigh borswhoso fault is it ? A half-hour's talk with our genial house wiring man will prove interesting and profitable. J. A. T0MLINS0N Red Cloud, Nebraska W-H Hit u Vk rt-'S IXJ . iSi & iW .!'.' r.j '. i i