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Red Cloud, Nebraska.
Chautauqua
Program
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Kntcrcd In the I'cutofllcc nt Ittd Cloud, Neb.
a Hccond Class Matter
A U. McARTIIUIt
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THE ONLY DKMOCHATIO I'Al'KK IN
WKIIBTKIl COUNTY
Red Cloud, Neb.
July 22-29
Carmeliny'8 Old Colonial Band Differently Delightful
Dr. Frank W. Gunsaulus A great speaker; great theme
Lewis & Carver Musicians worthy Gunsaulus company
Victor's Florentine Band - Worth repeating
Sen. E. J. Btirkett - Vice-presidential timber
Jas. Butin-NcDowell Trio Whistling-cello-violin-piano
Norris G. Hindus - - "Russia of Today"
PAMAHASIKA'S nEERLESS
ERFORHING I PETS
AMUSING PERGORMANCES, TRAINED ANIMALS
Dekoven Quartette - Master male singers
"Before You, Who? - Let Dr. Cole show you
Maud Scheerer Shakesperian Players
- - - - "The Taming of The Shrew"
Dr. L. C. Herbert A lecture to remember
Mme. Sibyl Sammis-MacDermid A rly great soprano
Ned Woodman - - Cartoons for "spice"
Kachel'8 Metropolitan Singers Big four part program
Dr. C. W. Wassam He'll make you laugh, and cry
HELLEN KELLER- Worlds
Most Wonderful Woman
Added Attraction No extra!
cost to season ticket holders
c t- 1 i i Adults $2.00
Season Tickets j Children $ 1 .00
HOWARD S. FOE, Local Manager
WE WILL APPRECIATE A SHARE OF YOUR
COAL ORDERS
PLATT & FREES
I Equalization Board Meets
. Red Cloud, June 1:1, 1010.
I County board of (iiiiiilizHtiou mot In
' regular Mwslon.
MeinberH pri-cent, SV. U. Hoffman,
T .1 Chaplin, Chant Shldler, Floyd
I McChII, Paul Storey, .7. O. Cutler,
county asHebMor, and .1. .1. timber,
county clerk.
1 MemberH called to order by the county
'clerk and tho membera of the board
' proceeded to elect one of uald luembertt
as chairman of tho board for the eu
suing year. I'anl Storey was made
unanimous choice for chairman.
Now comes Bert Morhart and com
plains that that the building and lot
9 and 10, blk 0, Red Cloud was assessed
too high and asKs that the assessment
be reduced on said property in the sum
of $il000. Reduced $2 ,$00 on improve
ments. Now comes W. G. Martin and claims
that his lots 10-21, Shnck's add, are
assessed too high and asks for reduction
of $300 on improvements. Cut to f 050
valuation on improvements.
Clms. W. Barrett complains that his
tax on lots 8 and i), blk !(, LeDuc's add,
assessed too high aud asks that his
tax be reduced in tho sum of f 100 on
improvements because he Is only owner
of 1 12 lotH, while assessed as owner of
2 1-2 lotn. Change as to lots ordered.
Assessment on improvements cut $100.
Now comes Mr-. Sherer aud says her
property, lots 5 ami 0, blk 2, Miner's
add, is assessed too high in comparison
with property adjoining. Chairman
appointed committee to view said
property and report. Chairman ap
pointed board. Cut to $800 ou improve
ments. Now comes Mary Mikech claiming
that lots 21-211, Rlchardsou's add, are
assesstd too high. Matter referred to
committee of whole board. Reduced
to $100 valuation. Also Henry Cook's
claim ou same addition, lots s H 12-1:),
reduced to .$150 valuation.
Now comes John Haelbacker and
claims that he is assessed too high on
111 acres in sec 7, Red Cloud twp. Also
improvements too high in sec 12. Re
ferred to board for investigation. Re
futed after investigation.
June 11, 1010.
Board of fqualization met pmautnt
to adjournment. All present.
Now comes O. C. Teel fur Mis. liar
wood askini! that a-es-metit on lotfe
tl-KI, blk 24, Red Cloud, be reduced $20(1
Oil impiovemeutri. Request granted
Same as to Mrs. Wittwer on lots ' 11,
blk I, Smith Jand Mooie's'add, asking
that assessment on lots be adja&ted to
compare with lots in block south. Re
ferred to boaid. Reduce lots to $225
Satut O (.'. Teel on his lots in blk :t,
RaiU'lflf's iK-ld, claiming that by erroi
Wv
We Are Still Selling Our
FLOUR for $1.50 per Sack
and will continue to do so as long as the present wholesale market price exists
-"""TOME tinu' ati,o wo decided to eliminate credit, and place our
C W business on a CASH basis. In order to do this we must offer
yi miiiii; hiweuii iimuceiueui iu iiui . umuiucih. vuer tareiui
consideration we decided to sell our goods on a smaller margin
of profit as will be seen by the prices quoted on our merchandise.
Among the many articles included in these price reductions was FlOUR.
First of all we took the matter up with our fellow business men, giving
them fair warning regarding our plans for the future. Recently the
Flour Mills were forced to refuse to sell us their product, unless our
price to the consumer would conform with that of other merchants, as
the Mills hal been informed by the merchants, that they would not
handle their product unless a standard price was made on this FLOUR.
We will not attempt to criticise the business ability of those managing
the affairs of the Mills, or condemn them for the stand they have been
compelled to take in this matter, however, we do not propose to be
governed by any set of rules laid down to us by our fellow business men
or competitors, and if we cannot retail the product of the local Mills, we
will handle a foreign brand of FLOUR. Our customers may feel con
fident that, in the future, they will receive only the IJKST GRADES
OF MERCHANDISE, and at prices that are fair, both to the consumer
and the merchant.
Red Cloud :
.ALBRIGHT
"Where Your Dollar Does Its. Duty"
his 2 1 3 lotB are assessed too high in
accordance with lots In same block and
asks that his assessment be reduced to
$255. County assessor to correct error
Now comes Win .Crablll aud com
plains that w2 nw and n2 sw 28, Red
Cloud twp, is assessed too high and asks
that it be reduced to $1000. Cut to
$4 ICO.
Now comes L. H. Blackledge, attor
ney for C, D. fe Q. R. R and objected
to assessment on the pipe line owned
oy saui company in ued tJlona twp en
same ground as last year. Upon motif n
the said objections were overruled and
the property held aseable by the
county assessor, to which ruling the
gaid R. R. Co. excepted and gave notice
of appeal.
Now comes Dr. II. S. Reed and com
plains that his lots and improvements",
j to o, TKiiioi s ana to utiitie hook, are
assessed too high in comparison with
pioperty of like nature adjoining and
asks for refund ou 1015 lax, he having
paid same under protest and filed bill
for refund aa provided by law. The
complaiutwas investigated and found
to be correct and the claim allowed.
June 15, 1916
Board of Equalization met pursuant
to adjournment.
R. B. Thompson complainB that hi
land in Sec. 9 Gowlea precinct Is at
tested too high and aska that the land
be reduced in amount so at to take the
4") acres tillable land at SCO and the
balance of 371 acres at $30 making a
reduction of $2,670 in the total as
senment. Attettment on the 431
acres placed at $1500 instead of $1600.
Wm. Crabll complainB that the EJ
of 7 2 11 assessed $10700 ia to high and
aska that it be reduced to $9700 on
account of land adjinincr being as
seBBcd lower than his. Board to in.
veeligate. No cause for complaint
found. Refused.
G. W. Lindaey asks that his land be
reduced in accordance with neighbor's
land adjoining and that 80 acres be re
duced to $50 account of sand drift.
Refused. Also that his improvements
are tco high. Cut improvements to
$3000.
Now cornea E. Carpenter and com
plains that his assessment on S. E 1 2
7 4 12 is too hiffh and aka that it be
reduced to $7500. Request granted.
Now cornea E U. Overman and com
plains that bia aaesament of his im
provements on Lot C. V. annex 12 city
of Red Cloud ie too high and asks that
it be reduced from $5800 to ?4S0D on
account of removal of part of his im
provements to other lots. Request
granted.
Now comes Chaa. Cather and neks
that his assessment on the S.J 31 3 11
Batln Twp. be reduced from $15000 to
same as land in sime neighborhood. Re
ferred to whole Board to investigate.
No cause for complaint found.
Now comes S R. Fbrnce and askp
that his apsesment on WebaW County
Hak on lota 5 6 78. B.k. 2Girhpr8
A id. be reduced to $800. Cut to $s00
at a-ketl.
C. F. Cither aeka that his 6 los B'k.
19 S & M Aid .be reduced from G75 to
conform with lots of like value. Not
granted.
Also as to 3 to C R. C. from S900 to
S00 Cut to SS00
ANo &b to 6 lota in B k. 10 51273 to
$1000. Not granted.
J io Tniiham asks that his lot" Bk.
1 O.uber'H Add. lots 9 12 assessed at
Wit) be cut to $32 00. Granted.
Ja. Peterson obj'cts that iho gar
aze property, Lo's 23 24 Blk. 27 R. C
are asei ssetl ut rnOro thun their actual
vhIup, 'o wit.
Iita 11 70 improvements $1700
$2870 The lots are rnUeri $145 from
ass sunctiL ot 1912 and improvements
are I ft tho BLme.
Hh has been trying to sell the prop
ery at $1S')0 and can't do it.
Tlie two lotss next pouth are as
i a"9sed at $375 und are not worth it.
I Cut garage property to $1S00. No cut
as to ots at $575.
Now comes .1 P Kroll' and complains
that liK assessment on improvements
in Itik 0 lots 1 to 1 l'.liuloii are too
' high and asks that tlii'V bi reduced
fiom 87i)CO to SiIimiU. Cut to cO.'.O).
O. Iversou links that his assessment
in improvements N lots 10 11 Bile p)
liladeii betcduced Irom Ju.iOo to S.'.ono,
granted.
N iw comes Cbas. Hodges and com
plums thai hlii lot IIIU. 10-" VunuiA
Add to (iuide Rock lift' assessed ton
htnh and iislis that assessment be re
iluei-1 from S.Vi.u? to S27.0 till 1 oouii'y
triiisnior ordered to mluee li I " tax
to this ami nut, on account of doub'e,
ussL'hs-iiiiint and stricken froiut.ix list
t-x ui mortgage for 1911-1.1 ou same
property.
Now comes V. S. Hall aud complains
1 that bis assessment on improvements
ou lots 1,5, 0. Blk 5, ISladeu s too
IiIlMi and asks thai it be reduced from
8:ii!.ii) to 5 1000. Cut to SiOOJ and that
assessment on improvements on lots
!l 1') llladeu In reduced fiotn $11,00(1 to
S-.Oi'O. Xo cut ou store building.
Now comes C. F. Claud and asks that
.s W ., r.-.i-lO valued at$7(!00 be leduc
ed to SOiiCo. Granted
.1 W. Hodges tax on lots 5. (i, Blk Jl
Vance's Add to be reduced foi I'.il.l in
amount SlOo valuation and county
l treasurer ordered to stricken same
from tax list.
Ileniy- Dodricl; complains that his
improvements on lots Ui-l2 are too high
and asks that assessment be leduced
from Shoo to SIlHl. Cut to SIOO as ask
ed Also on tin W 12 1 ti itik '.' bo re
duced from cllM) to Ssik) nu account
of I e tig in a draw aud u t good for
building lots Cut to SsOO. Also usls
lug that lots IS to 2.'J K. A. .1. Add be re
duced from :.0o toSK.O. Cut to ?io
Now conies Retta Miner and asks
that taxes on improvements on lots 7
to 10 B,k 2 .Miner's Add bo reduced
, from gl2oo valuation to S7.10. (Jranteil
I Refund ordered for ltUl-K. of SM 93
a 'count of erroneous assessment the
lmviiiL' imld tax on property she does
i not own and other parties paying it
also.
Luther Crablll asks that his assess
mom on improvements on 4-1-1 1 be
reduced from SU100 to $1000. Cut to
1000 os asked.
l.O. o. F. two lots to be strlokcn
from tax list.
Board adjourned to ifteet ns Board
ol Kqualirutlou on Mouday, June 10th.
Just Three Spring Blasts
from Our Shoe Horn
BLAST ONE
We are showing the finest Spring Footwear
for Women's and Children's wear the town
has ever seen.
BLAST TWO
We've the best $3.00, $3.50 and $4.00
Women's Shoes that have ever been of
fered the trade.
BLAST THREE
We show styles in Footwear that are dif
ferent from the commonplace sort that so
many stores are overloaded with and offer
. .as shoe bargains.
Come to us with your shoe wants
The Miner Bros. Co.
GENERAL MERCHANTS
A Nighty Safe Place To Trade
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TO AUTOMOBILE OWNERS
We have installed an Electric
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prepared to repair your tires in
a first-class manner. (Give us
a trial. JAll work guaranteed.
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Agents for Buick and Ford Autos
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32x3',
34x4
37x4 ,
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24.50
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33x4 16 25
35x4'..' 'J2.50
37x5 . 27.50
31x4
35x4 17.50
35x5 . 25.25
AH othei s!7es also furnished.
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For five dayswo oiler five pvr cent d.scount where two or more tires arc crJercd at
one time,
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