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PUBLIBOKD EVERY THURSDAY
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A B. McARTHUR Publisueb
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$;a AND PflEPAREBNESS
fhf Slogan of tiioj GommKtet Is
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PttJini that the greatest service
Itikr can give to tbo Stato and
KftWb Is to maintain that confidence
t tbo future which is essential to
h grofttei offlolenoy, the Somi-Con-fcenrual
celebration Committoe is go
km ahead With ovory detail of tho
(Blifeorlke program, which is to com
aemorato tbo Ooldon Anniversary of
be entrance of our Btato into tho
Union, at Lincoln, Juno 12, 13, r.nd 11.
in tpno ot the war, business must
ft keot at normal. To destroy tho
itfn WPftud ot business 1b to paralyze
t retail iodUitrles, throw thousands
of regular employment and cut
K the profits with whtoh tbo war
Ult bo flaaao&d. The best prepara
tar eTgattjalUlea is to go ahead
wWfr proleolfl you have con
bUMdl to sake an extra effort
htter ifefa timid, dlrainithed one.
In ft NMjfttK& of our past, bbw
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we rmm, ua ot tut lmaiOMte
lot! thai ve fohjg to bo FdQtured
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of deOAtmof into which wo
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permost. Necessity evokes
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portunity develops all his powers till
he becomes the master ipirit in an im
portant engineering enterpriie. He
eventually finds happiness in the love
ot a charming Western girl.
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A Capital Story Without a Dull Bl SSrt " G
T. It .. thi luut with tht
Council of Defense to
Prepare for Emergency
This office is Id rocelpt of a commut.l
cation from II. 0, Richmond, secretary
of the Nebraska State Council of Dc.
fense asking for Our cooperation in all
matters pertaining to this organization
It bIbo contains information of n
general nature, regarding the ofllcers
and members of the County Councils
of Defense.
Tho general duty of County Councils
will bo to arouse people of its county
to tho importance and purpose of war,
to carry on au educational campaign,
tho ptirpo&o of which Is to Incronso the
production of food, conservation In its
use, avoidance of waste, to the end
that Nebraska will bo prepared for
any emergency that may atiso.
It urges the registration of evory
man and strong boy over 11 years of
Rgc who lins not enlisted for service on
the firing line to enlist nnil give his
service In the field of production. Do
talis will be left to the discretion of
the ofllcers nnd members of tho county.
In order that Ncbtaska may bo pre.
pared to meet any emergency that may
arise thero must be:
Complete preparation should be made
in order to plnco the people of Ncbnis
ka and its resources behind tho Feder
al government.
Encouragement for enlistment in tho
navy and national guard, so that it
may be brought up to war strength.
Keeping of all industrial activities
at thoir greatest capacity.
Encouragement for Investment by
all who have spare funds in the popular
subscription to tho government loan,
Much more valuable information
is contained in tho communication, but
owing to lack of space we arc unable
to publish the entire communication.
Any information along .this lino may
be obtained from ofllcers and members
of the County Council
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Governor Issues Proclamation
Dy a proclamation Issued Saturday,
Governor Novlllo has designated Toes
d iy, June C, as a legal holiday. This
is a day when the men of tho country
from 21 years to 30, inclusive, aro to
structcd by tho proclamation of the
president to register for possible draft,
nnder the selectlvo system,
Tho Proclamation is as follows;
Tho president of tho United States
has, by proclamation, designated Tues
day June 5, 1017, as registration day and
directs all male citizens, having reach
cd tho age of 21 and not having reach
ed the ago of 31, to present themselves
to their accustomed polling places or
other designated registration places,
to bo enrolled for such service ns they
nro host (lttcd to render thoir country.
Thorcforo, I, Keith Neville, governor
of Nebraska, deolaro that Tuesday,
June D, 1017, shall bo a holiday so far
as our industrial needs permit, and I
urge upon tho pcoplo of the stato that
upon that day tho schools bo closed;
that the flag of our country be promlti'
cntly displayed from public buildings,
bubiuosshouses and homes; that patriot
ic atid musical programs be arranged,
nnd I especially call upon the G. A. R.
the Spanish war votrans, tho Sons of
Veterans, tho commercial clubs and the
citizens to co-operate in making this
day a memorable one, to tho end that
tho registration (which is preliminary
to tho selectlvo draft, made necessary
to insure that all render the 6orvlco
for which they arc best llttod, without
regard to wealth or station in lifo, and
that the industries of tho country be
mobilized and mantained at the high-
est standard, as well as fighting forces
provided), shall mark an epoch in our
state's history, and bo not confounded
with tho penal draft resorted to at the
time of tho civil war.
I call upon every man of tho oges
designated to present himself for en
rollment, in order that tho brilliant
record of Nebraska, established during
tho civil war when moro men respond
ded proportionate to the population
than in any state in tho union, be, if
possible, excelled.
Keith Neville.
Organizes Seed and Labor
Bureau at Red Cloud
Uccauso labor and seed nro likely to
bo the limiting factors in increased
production this year, tho liurlington
Railroad has turned their agricultural
department over to organizing labor
aud seed burenus to bring the farmers
and unemployed togetlfor.
II. E. Heitzman, agricultural agent
for this road wub In Red Cloud Prldoy,
nnd together with the business men
orgnnlzod a local Emergency Labor
and Seod Bureau, with Mr. O. C. Tcel
representative at this point. This pro
gram, which has become notion wide
injseopo provides for the organisation
of labor bureaus which will keep in
touch with local wants, andnid the far
mer in producing more crops to meet
the country wide cry for food.
The object of the bureau shall be as
follows:
First: To And all farmers who need
help and seed, tho kind of help and
seed needed by each one, nnd tho time
such help or seed will'bc wanted.
Second: To locate all who can" help
ou farms nnd to a&certain the kind of
work for which each person is best
adapted.
Third To furnish all farm help that
la available particularly In rush seasons
This bureau will li&t labor and 6eed
avallablo, and calls for labor and seed,
bring idle men in touch with farmers,
and report excess or deficiency of labor
or soed to a state leader.
The shortoge of farm help is recog
nised by state and natiou as a serious
problem. IIow does It effect tho fnv-
mors of this community? What can
be done to holn tho farmers? Let us
know your wants by tho attached card
or phone O. 0. Teel. THE SERVICES
OF TIIIS BUREAU ARE FREE.
Application For Help And Seed
Name
Dato Address
Kind of work
Probablo Wngos
Amount of help uocded ,
Kind of seed needed or for solo
Price
When will you need help or seed...,
Application For Farm Work
Name
Ihite Address
Ago. ...Married or Single
Wages Asked
What farm exporlouco havo you had.
Fill out abovo blauks and mail to O
O. Tool, Red Cloud, Nebr.
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Children Awarded Prizes
For Penmanship
MissKathryno Burke, who teaches
the 5th grade in our city schools, re
ceived a communication from the A,
N. Palmer Co., Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
originators of tho Palmer Method of
Penmanship, stating that pupil's speci
mens had been received and the work
carefully gone over, making the follow
ing decisions:
First Grade Mae Rogester, Pcnant,
Fred Clifford Turnure and Kathleen
Robinson.
Second Grade Philip Trout, Pcnant,
Rachel Ovcring and Herbert Beczley.
Fifth Grade Margaret Piatt, Pcn
ant, Alllno Hamilton and Virginia
Auld.-
The following wcro awarded buttons:
Fhst Grodo Herbert Smith J Robert
Mitchell, Vcia Hoffman, Earl Parsons,
Henry Jones, Lydia Schultz, Luclle
Funk, Georgo Worden, Elwln White,
Mabel Parsons, Robert Barta, Bernard
Clutter, Hawkins Mason, Herbert
Moore, Lottlo Ducitcr, Lawrence Yetten
Lois Wright, Robert Carr, OIlis Walk
er, Ned Barker, Mabel Starkey, Mar
garet Hoxsey, Clayton Fincher.
Second Grade Buster Jackson, Mar
guerite Yost, Holen Guorncy, Gleva
Cain, Rachel Wocsncr, Irma Hanson,
Moigarct Harwood, Wlnulfred Ducker,
F16rcncc Pope, Rnymoud Barta, Ruby
Smclsor, Jano Peterson, Boulah Ether-
ton, Marlon Piatt, Wlllard McAlister,
Pat Floranco, Mildred Regester, Wan
da Wolfe, Floyd Robertson, Helen
Yost, Wardlo Weaver, William Roberts.
Fifth Grade Margaret Piatt, Alllne
Hamilton, Virginia Auld, LcMoyne
Sutton, Bernard Roubal, Carroll Fox,
Opal Wecsner, Milton Drullner, Alvln
Snladon, Robert Nowhouse, Marie
Becbe, Jennie Beezley, Floyd Simpson,
Harriet Hoxsey, Helen Robinson.
Hidden Money Does No Work
Did you over stop to consider how
monoy works?
Imagine 100 men seated In one room.
Suppose each man there owes some
other one man tho sum of 8100. The
combined debt of those present is then
10,000.
Supposo one of these men takes a $10
bill from his pocket and passes It to
his neighbor; tho neighbor passes it in
turn to his creditor, who hands It over
to tho man ho owes, and so on "until
that bill has made tho rounds of these
lOo men and has returned to tho first
one. That single bill has then can
celled 81,000 of debts, nnd Is ogalu In
the possession of the man who first
had it.
If It Is passed urouml tho circle nine
tlmos more, It has paid the entire
Jfo.000 of debts; tho men leave the
room free of obligation, and tho bill Is
again in tho pocket of the man who
flist stat tod it circulating.
Germany has financed her war on
this bamo piinclplo. She has been
practically out off from communication
with tho world. But her people had
plenty of money.
She borrowed many millions of dol
lars, giving bonds In return. This
money she spent for war supplies, and
it found Its way back into tho nockets
of tho people, only to bo borrowed over
and over again, uover going out of the
empire. Thus has she financed her
war, because the people kept their money
In circulation
That is what wc must do in tho
I'nltcd States. Hysterical anneals for
"economy" have gone out, alormiug
the moro timid citizens who aro prac
ticing foolishly rigid economv. Thov
n:e withdrawing their monoy from
en culatlon putting it where it cauuot
work for oither themselves or the couu-
try.
This is the biggest mistake anvof us
can make. It is one of the creatost
aids wo could give tho enemy. To
finance our war wo must keep our
money in circulation. "
Remember, our annual resources are
fifty billions of dollars moro than
ample to meet all expenses of oven this
great war and loavo a. substantial sur
plus. Tho patriotic duty of American men
aud women is to realize their security
to understand that wo foco no dan
ger except that of strangling our own
country by "economizing" so olosoly
mat wo stop tne now or Us life-blood
money.
Be thrifty certainly. But don't bo
mlsorly. idve your usual life and you
will do ns much for tho flag as can
anyone not actually called to tho colors.
-WORMS-i
Cause. 90 of all Your
Live Stock Losses
You can stop your losses destroy
tho worms. Best and cheapest
conditioner and digestive; costs only
i of a cent a day for each nog or
sheep; of a cent for each horse
or head of cattle. Stock doctor
themselves with
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PRINTERS and PUBLISHERS
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Embroideries
When in need of real servicable and
attractive embroideries come in and
let me show them to you
Have good line in all widths and grades in the narrow
from Sc a yard to the full skirt lengths at $2.25 yard
Below 'are a few of the prices, but to appreciate them
you must see them
12 inch cambrick .t 15c-25c-50c
24 inch Swiss or organdy 50c td $1.25
28 inch Swiss or organdy. 75c to $1.50
Full skirt length from.. .51.25 to 52.25
A new line o! crochet thread in all numbers
Mrs. Barbara Phares
Agent for Warner Bros. Corsets : Butterick Patterns
Pitridtic League of Nebraska
Patriotic League of Nebraska, Omaha, Neb.:
m.i,... i, I ubicrlb to the principle- of the Patriotic League o!
Nebraika, and daslre to be enrolled aa a member:
Signed
Town.
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The Spirit
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A complete line of these
lamps, in various sizes,
now on hand. Come in
and see them. I also
carry a line of fixtures
and supplies.
For wiring and all
things electrical see
E. W. Stevens
Electrical Work : Plumbing
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It is the brains that the printer
mixes with ink that tells the tale.
There are many ways in which ihc
printer's knowledge and skill can be
applied so as to give the customer in
selling value much more than the
amount of his bill.
Thii fact often justifies one printer in charg
ing more (ot a job that to the casual eye,
does not show a corresponding difference in
value. Merely to set type and print is not
all that is req uircd to produce good printed
matter. Neat arrangement ol type, suitable
color of inks and a good grade of paper, on
which to print, are required to turn out a
good job such as we give to our customers.
County.
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