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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Sept. 6, 1917)
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF Sample of Card for Registration of Women September 12 No. Woman's Commute Council of National Dcfensea dm ua- lilgn Only Out of Thtit Canlt Name in full L.fl N.me Tittl Name -AdJreti ; Jl;No City or town No. of ilietl of R. D, No. .Age in yean Married or Single Color or race Countty ol birth. . . . Ctwen: By birtl By naturalisation Penom dependent upon you, il any Service olfetcd Spxily whriliw volunlt, einit only, or paid Time pledged for icrvice. If tubing i wanted ipecify line Tuition paid or free Preent occupation By whom employed Where employed ......... Referencei Education Graduate or length ol time attended: Grammar College give name High or private Special training Emergency lervice Specifr whelliei Yoluntttr, etpt mei only, of paid Will you go anywhere? Home town only? In U. S.? I low soon can you itait? Training and Experience Enclrclo tho number to tlio LEFT which you wish ol occupation In which you are trained. UNDERLINE ono in service or training. Agricultural 1 Dalring 2 Farming I! Fruit raising 1 Gnrdoulug r Poultry (J Stock raising Clot leal 10 Accountant 11 Bookkeeper 12 Cashier 13 Clerical work (gen) II Filing IB Olllco assistant 10 Olllco manager 17 l'rlvnto sectotary 18 Typewriter 10 Shipping clerk HO Stenographer Domestic HO Caro of children III Cleaning 32 Cooking IK) Housekeeping :tl Industries by homo :i.r Knitting (employ .HI Laundress :7 Practical nurso 38 Trntuuil attendant 30 Seamstress 40 Waitress Industrial r.O liakor 51 Boarding house r2 Buyer Cook r.3 Camp r4 Institutional 05 Dressmaker t) Factory r.O Needle trades 07 Food trades fid Lmthor trades r.O Hat trades CO .Metal trades 01 Munitions 02 Paper and printing on Wood trades r, Textiles O.'i Forewoman (JO Inspector 07 .lanltro-s (cleaner) 04 Laundry opetatlvf 00 Mmmgur 70 M anient e and Iialrd'r 71 Me-ssnnger 72 M Minor 73 Retail dealer 71 Hestaurant 75 Saleswoman 70 Waitress Professional 50 Actress 51 Architect b2 Artist 8.'l Author Hi Chemist SS Dentist SO Dietician 87 Draftsman 83 Engineer Handicrafts 8U Metals 1)0 Textiles 01 Woods 02 Journalist Oil Labratory worker 03 Languages (for'gn) Head well.". . Speak well o: Lawyer 00 Lecturer 07 Llbratlan 08 Musician 1)0 Osteopath 100 Pharmacist 101 Photographer 102 Physician 103 Publicity 101 Statlstlcan 10.") Surgeon 100 Teacher (subject) Of adults Of children Public Service 110 Inspector lit Institutional mgr UH Mall carrier 111! Police pattol 111 Postmistress 113 Signaling 110 Telegiaphy 117 Wireless 118 Telephono Transportation 110 Aviatrlx 120 Horse 121 Motor car 123 Motor cycle 123 Power boat 121 Ralhoad Social Sorvlce 130 Camp work llJl Charatlos whlchV ifw'ciub oxcutive 1311 District nurblng lilt Hospital 135 Industrial wclfaro Kit! Investigator l.'17 Playgrounds 133 Protective ussoo'n Recreational: 130 Dancing M0 Music 111 Reading aloud 12 Relief visiting lilt Settlement Hi Social clubs t Red Cross and Allied Relief Instruction: Jut) Surgical dressings lr.l Dietetics liW Elementary hyg Instruction Cont'd. lfttl First aid 151 Garments Hospital Civilian Miscellaneous A. H. C. D. K. F. (L II. I. J. K Contributions Aiubulaueu Driver for car Duplicating umcli. Funds Home for convalescent hospital Hospital Laboratory Motor boat Motor car Typewriter , Share homo with widow or children A Tribute to the late G. W. Hummel It is with the deepest regret that we learn of the death of George W, Hum mel of Webster County. A minister, a man of public nlYalrs and of public In terests, Ins good deeds have radiated throughout tho state. For years he hns gathered a display for the State Fair and brought to Webster County many premiums and much valuable publicity. Ho has devoted a life to work of a public nature and has en dcared himself to an unusual degree Wo will miss George W. Hummel ns fow men aro missed but we retain the memory of a man genuine to tho core a memory denr to us and an ever pres ent sourco of inspiration. Nebraska published in the Interests of tho Stato Fair. Men! Can You Cook? Napoleon said an army lights on its Htomach. So does a Navy. Your Navy Is appealing to you to en list as a cook If you know anything about piepatitig food. The pay is from :',.). f)0 to SOCIO a mouth In addition to all your clothing, food, rent, medical attention nnd other expenses. You will find tho work easy and pleasant. Your Navy also needs telegraph operators, bakers, machinists, music ians and u limited number of firemen and apprentice seaman. Go to tho "nearest Navy substation Transportation will bo furnished from thero to Omaha and return home or to sea if you pass. Tho stations are at Omaha, Nebr.; Sioux Falls, S. D.; Aberdeen, S. D., Hastings, Lincoln ivud Norfolk, Nebraska. V y y y :: y y 3 y y y I THE RED CLOUD CHIEF Red Cloud, Nebraska. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Entered In the rostolllco at Hcl rlouil, Neb no Hocoiut Cltifes Matter' A H. McAIlTIIUR M. K. QUIGLHY PUllMSIIKll MAXAor.n TUB ONLY linMOCllATIU TAt'Elt IN wi:iisti:h COUNTY Good Bye As many of tho readers of tho Chief nre awnro I am among tho number drawn for service In tho draft army nnd not having tiled a claim for ex emption from service 1 have received summons to appoar at tho training camp at Ft. Riley, Kansas, and ero this reaches you 1 will be on my way. While I regret to leave my circle of business and social friends It is evident that a truo American's first duty Is to his country, thereforo I lay aside the .4cn to take up the sword. Being woll Mitislled with tho volume of business with which the olllco hns Leon favorSd during the tlmo It has been in my posession and not desiring to dispose of tho property I have made arrangomenth whereby tho business will be carried on as heretofore, with tho exception that it will be under the management of M. K Qulgley, a printer and newspaper man who has during the past year and a half proven his ability to handle tho alfiiii s of tho ofllco. I take this nioana of thanking the many advertisers and subscribers for their patronage In the past nnd trust that, during my absence, tho same friendly relations will continue to e. Ibt between tho patrons and tho man. agcinent, It is my Intention, from tlmo to time to give the readers accounts of camp life and other notes that may come before me which P trust will prove interesting to you. Aiituur B. McAnruui: It Is with a heavy heart that I take up the pen laid down by my former employer and assume the duties of conducting tho ntl'alrs of this olllce, not that I fear the task but because of the fact that thero has departed from our midst a kind friend, a good elti.en and truo pnrtlot, who with his three companions, have oust aside business pleasure, relatives and friends to pre pare themselves to defend tho liny of of tho nation. Whllo In charge of tho otllco I will ondoavor to carry on tho business In uu honest, upright manner as hereto fore practiced by tho proprietor and remain true to tho trust placed in me. by him. If at any tlmo you feel that the business is not iioiug conducted in a manner satisfactory to you do not become impatient, as tho departure of the editor necessitates tho bet.ring ol tho responsibilities of tho buslnrs nlVnlrs as well us the duties of the mechanical department. nnd it will re quire tlmo for mo to become thorough, ly familiar with tlie.so new duties. In conclusion will say, that untl' such times as our country releases oui departed soldier from service, I trust that tho olllco will bo favored with tlu same liberal patrouago as it has been under his guidance and that I can class each nnd every reader of tho Chief among my friends. M. K. Qimoi.ky. Editor McArthur of tho Red Cloud Chief was one of tho men of Wobstct county who were called in tho draft. And he's going, without any ifsornnds about it. Tho Chief, one of tho oldest papers in tho valley, will eontinuo dur ing the o.lltor's absence, in charge ol tho excellent foreman of that shop, Mr. Qulgley Franklin County Tribune. E?!ttl snnr;;: We are distributing Radford Plan and Information Books COME IN AND GET YOURS Piatt & Frees Red Cloud, Nebraska August Weather Report Temperature: Mean 70 deg.; mnxi mum 0? deg. on 1st.; minimum 10 deg. on 2Sth. Precipitation: Total 1 Do Inches. Number of days clear 21, partly cloudy 7, cloudy H. Dates of Hall 27th, sleet 21th, thun derstorms !, 0, 21 and 22. Rainfall since Jan. 1, 12I19 lnche- Chas. S. Ludlow, Observer Womem Will Register This Is tho llrst official registration of all women called for by tho United States It Is theiefoio a great event and will bohlstiilc. No woman should fall to have a direct part In It. It Is voluntary. Therefore going to tho polls and registering aro in them solves marks if patriotism. Doing for her country in tlio future what she plodgoson September 12th to do, Is wholly a matter of honor with each woman. No punishment or cen sure will come to her if she finds her self unable to carry out her promise. This registration Is held for tho purpose of giving each loyal woman citizen an opportunity of saying direct ly to her government how she Is serv ing il, how she wishos, In caso of dire need, to serve It further. A meeting of the Citizens and pat riotic organizations of Red Cloud is called tor next Tuesday eveutng at the Court House at S p. m. By order of tho Mayor. t"X"!"X"J"JX Porch Furniture While the evenings are hot why not spend your evenings on your porch? Wc have the Porch Swings, Setees and Porch Chairs to make you comfortable. CJ We also have a good stock of Folding Canvas Cots, Steel Cots and Sanitary Couches. Come in and let us show them to you. jl THE PRICES ARE RIGHT. ROY SATTLEY y x Licensed Embalmcr Furniture Dealer c-w-wM-wwwwwC'vWwc'wwwwwwm Save Your Pin Money Many dollars are burned up every year in poor stoves and ranges and all there is to show for it is poor food, unhappy stomachs and tired nerves Buy the South Bend Malleable Range it will save many dollars in a year, for it burns less fuel than any other range and bakes to perfection There is a reason and if you will come and see us we will tell you all about it It is the only range made with Patented Keystone Copper Bearing Aluminum-Fused Flues It Don't Pay to Buy a Cheap Range! : RED CLOUD'S LEAniNr, HAT?nAAH?P nPAi.rD vv jl jjf "aBMMM IP TMCM VJ M f -.m J 7rm"mtM- -T W R Where to &t:t War Food Schedules Washington, U. C. Since the Foder nl law requires that all llrms having commercial stocks of foods shall make returns of what they have on hand or in transit on August .11, the United States Department of Agriculture, charged with carrying out the provis ions of the law has designated certain places within each State whgrc tho blank food survey schedules may be obtalucd. These blanks aro to be fill ed In duplicate, one copy to bo retain ed by the reporting firm and tho other to bo sent to tho Department at Wash ington. In this state the survey blanks may bo obtained at Ofllco of Federal Grain Supervision, 738 Urandeis Iiuild ing, Omaha, Nebr., Bureau of Markets, 1030 24 st, South Omaha, Nebr., Field Agent in Marketing, College of Agri culture, University of Nebraska, Lin coln. Each blank has spaces for re cording the stock's of 18 principal com modities, including the chief food cereals, meats, lard, oils, fish, sugnti and condensed or evaporated milk. Elevators, mills, dealers, dinners, bak ers, confectioners, nmnulacturers, job bers, packers, grocers, hotels, depart ment and general stores dealing in groceries, nnd other types of business to tho nuinbor of about lOu.are requir ed to report their stocks not later than September 10, though an extension of time mny bo pranced by tho Secrotary of Agrloulturo on special request if n good roasou can bo shown I I Tha Hamilton - Gather Clothing Co. tatttuon to i'nl Slorir Everything a Man or Boy Waara Httt Cloud Nebratkm a BUY LAND Located in the Most Prosperous, Most Productive, Most Beautiful And Most Intensively Cultivated Section of Northern Colorado r nllle chicaK. T.itlc &, Trust Co- ns Trustee for tho sale of tha r0,000 acres of irrigated land, under the Farmers' Reservoir nnd Irrigation Co. system, has authorized us to offer this Innd in any size tracts to suit the purchnscr, with assurance of plenty of wnter for irrigation, on terms of ONE-TENTH DOWN, with ten annual payment, without any payments required for the first four years except Two-Fifths of the crop and taxes. Any balance left unpaid after applying Two-Fifths of tho crop will be extended over to the tenth and last payment, so purchase! cannot possibly become delinquent before the end of the fifth year This fiOOOO acres of land is second to none in the State of Colorado. It lays north of Denver, and east and west of Brighton, Fort Ltpton and Platteville. 40,000 aro under irrigation canals that are completed, but only from 0,000 to 8,000 acres arc under cultivation. This leaves :!2,000 acres ready for the plow today. Farmers who want more land or renters who want a placo of their own. with good land and plenty of water for irrigation, close to market schools, churches and all modern conveniences, where they can grow Alfalfa, Wheat, Oats, Barley, Sugar Beets, Potatoes, all kinds of Garden Truck and Fruit, where tho Dniry business pays at from $85 to $110 per acre, including both land and water, cal take advantage of this liberal offer now while the price of lnnd is low nnd the payments nre arranged so the farmer enn practically pay for the land from tho crops before the second payment is duo. Come to our office, get some literature on this tract, study it over, and mukc arrangements to join us on ono of our trips to see this land. The expense is small, for after wo get to Denver tho Company will take us frco of chnrgo in automobiles to see' this land, which is only about from one to two hours drive from Dei ver, and in caso it suits you, and you buy, the Company will refund your It. It. fare. Reports of this year's crop of wheat went from 25 to .10 bushels to tho ncre. Come and make a trip with us and see it this is so. By pcriiilBHion we refer you to II. E. Grice, of tho II. E. Grica Drug Co., of Red Cloud, who lias been in touch with this proposi tion for n number of years, in fact, sinco before the water was on the land. Ho owns several 80 aero tracts of this lnnd and it is not for sale. He hns just recently returned from a trip over this land, inspecting his holdings, and collecting rent. IIuvo a talk with him abdut tho crops and general conditions of this land, then mako arrangements with us to go and see for yourself. ! i I I I i r 14 IH 1 JTX Red Cloud, MM SS ALADEN Nebraska HW ' ' ' I i IBl Job Printing of Quality at the Chief Office
