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VOLUME 47
HE D CLOUD, NEBRASKA, ALMUL U, )J1H.
NUMBER 15
w.vavav.vaww.vawavavavavav.wa-aw Local Board Examines Committee Revises the
Fifty-eight More Men; Liberty Loan Quota
This Bank will Pay, Free of
Charge, Liberty Bond
Interest Coupons
At Maturity or Fliteen Days Prior Thereto
- -. INTEREST PAID ON TIME DEPOSITS
Deposits in this bank are protected by the Depositors
Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska
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The local registration board con-
.Owinrr to the fact that Blue Hill is
only one mile from the Adams county
ducted physical examination for G8.-,, . .. T,Wf Tnnr, rnmm5ffnn
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vmo x uu. jyaiu.uuy. uuuK...K uy j that firc InB,Btng Umt tho
the results of the examination, this
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people living there buy their Liberty
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. We;do not Wicve that a farmer . who knows ahy thing:-
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arou iann Ufacpitneiy coura te maucea mj Duy ai wjpr-,
tor other than a DeLaval after he had seeil the latest ira-,
proved DeLeval machine and had. given it a trial.' ' ;
It is a fact that 99 per. cent of all separator buyers who
do SEE AND TRY A DEJLAVAL machine before buying
purchase the DeLaval and will have no other. The 1 per
cent who do not buy the DeLaval are those who allow
themselves to be influenced by some other consideration
besides real genuine separator merit.
If you are thinking abont buying a cream separator we will
consider it a favor if you will permit us to set up a DeLaval for
you on your own place and have you give it u fair trial.
You will be under no obligation to buy the machine if it does
not make good nil our claims, and should you decide to keep
It and cannot couvcuietnly pay cash, you may do so on such
cany terms that it will actually aavo Its costs while you. are
paying for it.
Geo. W. Trine
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vmk i in fiiiii irniini in mini, iiiivuiriiiiu . .
",.T,?V """""""" Bonds of Adams county banks, re
banking business, which takes away
spcaK.ng, mat nas ueen ca. icu ociore ,CM of wfc t. do thoh. othcr
the board, as none were rejected, nl- ,,oV,t,n ,,ei few,i, ti, wnu
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w.uuB.. .MW u v inni uo jim thc bon(j purchasca of
the medical advisory board for further who larly do busIncB8 with
consideration and a few were accepted Mo , b fc th(J C(JUnt Llbert
for limited service, being unablo to ;Mn commJltco last night aftor tho
pass the examination in all respects. f sccUon of ms m(1 bccn
Five men were transferred to other, ,Md th(J for Ul0 d,f.
counties for examination, and four.,;, . . ., ., !, .
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luiieu io appear. ,
Thc local medical examiners wcro
Doctors Crcighton, Hoxsey and Stock
man. Dr. Dumoi-cll, who has been
acting as examiner1 was out of the city
and unable to return in time. Dr.
Mitchell, who has also served on prev
ious occasions, is ,in Denver, recover
ing from a serious illness. '
Glen Denton was excused from ex
amination in order that ho might go
at once to Omaha, where he desired
to enlist in the Navy.
The results wore as follows:
. PASSED '
Alfred, 0. Brown
GiiV-W. Dunbar
Ralph T. Tumbleson
Wnltei Portcnicr
Harry E. Oberg . ; ' .
Frank G. Hupperfc
Wm. S. Dunn
Wm. IH Ufooin
Joe Perry '-'
v Frank nlchard
' Kay Fiel v , . v -Clinton!Dcwitt
Toap ,,.
Wm.G.IScott; ul
Muriel S.'Frinfeer -nt inol
Lconalrd Ms Rickard vV?.
AlbcH T. Boom
Adolpli 'C. Stumpenhorst
Simon J. Huffcr
Erno'st HKartting -v
' Robert V. Nicholppn . f
Johq-W Robertson .. ,
Howard Hamilton
Wm..' Barton
Frank A. Luidlrren
Henrj-' Carl -Wlhcn
-i Henry A. .Sieinan
Tiracyknutebri"
OVid kYvDGHrhman
FredtA. Cook
Albert F. Heinrichs
Harvey f J. Rickerson
Jako .Rehn
.... Joe iRose
John" Soucek
Grover Cary
Peter Thompson
Bruce' Laird .
Racnhult Schultz '
Adolph L. Wademnn
Iven Dlankcnbakcr
Fred Oberle
Jos. P. Heinrichs
Wm- J.' Shaw
Raymond Chilcott
Arthur C. Reed
Rudolph W. Vaughan
Waller C. Gerlach
Herbert W. Frahm
Albert B. Karsting
Harry H. Jansscn
' TRANSFERRED
fercrit towns
county. The" revised quotas are as
follows:
Red Cloud $7G,00P
Blud Hill 45,000
Guide Rock 38,800
Bladen 30,900
Cowles 20,000
Inavhlo .....v. 15j000
Rosemont .r 12,000
Wasting Bread Really
1 Helps the Kaiser
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rHd who Pastes a. sicq. of wheat
bread is actually hindering they, pros
ecution of thc war' said U, YrtW.a
ilea, .food admlnistiatocfor Nebraska.
"Heiariso endangering, our chance
for.vjdtoryovcr there.'
", ,4'Qhe'yar, ago v(c ccaBcd to be a
ueutral-jvatlon. We pledged tho Allies
tohcaWiiWc have not made goodon
our farsmlsc. We must make good,
and ilia, bfily way we can niake goptl
is to do what we have proiniseij, Any,
person wjiq. Keeps, wneut irum uiutii
lies lis gujlty of contributing 'directly
to the success of thc enemy.
, " VVc" must make; good,, and we musi;
limit our Consumption' of flour to the
aiinimum.iono and one-half' pounds per
person eacir wees at incmosi. ;uo
youf patriotic duty."
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Drasica mu oo no siacKer wnen, ic
comes to: fillinr Uncle Sam'a. bread
: 4 box nextfali, accordlag to the bulletia
There is a Difference in
Lenses
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Just a there Is ln'tueeti a plfcceof pnrn gold and that
containing alloy, . "I'lie lcnsta used by mo are tho finest
(lint can be had, These ooino in the rough and uro
ground until they exactly' meet tho rcqnlretnuntn of your
liitlcn1nr eye tronble. Qne cannot be too careful about
tlyt eyes. The mattor of a dollar or so should not ontcr
Into the calculation. This Htora, refuses to nsk for your
patronage by price alone the cure )athe thing desired
by me or well as yotmolf. Even o," you will flud. the
charge unusually low, taking Into, consideration the
highquallty. J-.
It ivi be A the interest pf four.
.eyes to have them examined Here ,
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Christian Church Sunday
Owen Dunbar ,
Richard.'W. Brasch
F. E. Sullivan
Roy Turner
ACCEPTEP FOR LIM'T'D 'SERVICE
Chas Carroll ", '
John W. McHnlo '
Floyd J. Kirkpatrick
REF. TO MED. ADVISORY BOARD
John Kudrna
Win. E, Wibben
ICoy Stickley ' ,- -
FAILED TO, APPEAR 5;' .
Bernard L. Henderson .
Arthur Rolfo
Geo. Engstrom ,
Geo. A. Mabson , " '
otthe Nepraska State Board of Agrf;
culture: At no time win tne.enona
of Nebraska's farmers be found want-
ing when there is a governmental de
mand to be met. Conditions are, how
ever, tho. governing factor and last
year saw, Nebraska's contribution to
the nation's food Bupply decreased in
almost an inverse ratio to the effort
expended by our farmers. Such was
the effect of conditions.
It is still too early to say that our
wheat crop is assured. Nebraska con
ditions, ;however, are not widely vari
able. Preliminary estimates would
tend 'to tho belief that our wheat crop
is ninety" per cent good, that is,
ninety per cent of tho acreage planted
to winter wheat is in first Class con
dition. This condition is, of course,
not uniform throughout tho state nor
throughout each community. In prac
tically every county may bo found
spots where tho wheat winter-killed
early and is somo of these commun
ities pessimism runs high as to tho
-food situation for tho coming year.
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10:00 a. m. Sunday School , t
11:00 a, m. Gospel Sermon I
7:00 p. m, Young Peoples Service
8:00 p. m. Sermon Special Service ' , ,
LOOK FOR CHURCH CALENDAR NEXT WEEK
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Applied Mathematics. .
"Children, children," exclaimed tho
fond hen nmnimii, cackling loudly in
Joy, '"Gather about quickly nntl see
tho beo-yewtlful, long worm I lmve
Just found. Isn't it a dream? Now
tho problem Is, how will wo dlvldo It?"
"Mother, allow me to suggest," suld
the tiniest chick, who was'dcptlued to
become u large, hc'iivy-sct rooster,
"that the problem might be solved by
long dlvlsloir."
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Such conditions aro purely local, how- Jp
over, and aro greatly onset by tftopro
vailing excellent condition elsewhere.
It is also to be noted that where wheat
winter-Killed tno larmqra navo lost no ;
time in getting in spring wheat; in its 3
place. ,.Thia was dono to some, ex
tent last spring but not very exten
sively. With this ro-sccding Nebras
ka's wheat .crop for 1918 should reach S
a figurothat wo havo aevqr before j jjj
seen. Of course, there's "many a 5
slip twlxt cup and' lip," but tho Jndl- S
cations aro that Nebraska is going to
see a banner wheat crop.
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We iake patre to M thtly, ih&M
'cotjnditj cptned by world's1: '
clevereat creators rt' found in 'our
coit sections'. V 1 ' ' "' "X,K '"'!' i
You will mmmaiJtmc
or woikaupjhip, in .ttkAP4?iwi;of
the most faihiormble women in New
York than lyou can get tight1 here
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Better still, you need not pay New
York prices. fy. ,
$ 1 2i I to $40
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.Will buy a coat, that embodies the
veryNnewest arid smartest touches
TURNURE & SON
Agents for Gossard Corsets
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Nigger head Maitland, Canyon City and Pinnacle
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prices and be sure of good coal next winter
Witl) tho Four-Minute Men
Tho subject for tho four-minuto
spcakovs at tho Orphcum during tho
comingv;week is tobitho Third Liberty
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