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VOLUME 47
RED CLOUD, TEBBSKA, MAY, 'J, J1M.
NUMBER 18
J This Bank will Pay, Free of Charge, 5
LIBERTY BOND Interest Coupons, at
Maturity or Fifteen Days Prior Thereto
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: Interest Paid on Time Deposits
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J DEPOSITS in this bank are PROTECTED by the
I Depositors Guarantee Fund of the State of Nebraska
jj Webber County Bank
f Liberty Loan Assembly
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HE Local Office of the
Lincoln Telephone and
elegraph Company is
now complete with the very
latest and most approved type of
telephone from the Central Of
fice to the subscriber's telephone,
Everything up to date. Lincoln and Omaha
have nothing better. In fact nothing better can
be bought. No expense or trouble has been
spared to make the Red Cloud Exchange the
equal of any exchange in the state.
You are invited to call
and inspect the new of fide
Tfcc eitire upper floor iew Kaley building
' GEO. J. WARREN. Local Manager
Second Contingent Gone
Tuesday morning this soldier boys
constituting Webster Count) 's second
contingent, left on the 0:30 train, for.
Ciiinn KuiiRlmi. Tln.tr iinmpq umt'nil!
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dresses weio given in last week,Chjcf;jomu and children from every seo
you know tliemull. Jled Cloud, UBtJJn of Logan township and adjacent
usual, displujed prldo nml iippioclaotertltorj were pront In laryo num-
tion in tlieso young men who ore' bors making the assembly a muting
answering their country V call and goj
ing forth to aid in making the vvptlrt
safe for democracy, tlod bu wltliJthem
'till no meet again, is tho lU'aycr oft
evory loyul heait
A&tembly tor toll call whs ii). t,hn,
c nut hou.o tit SitiO, u nuinl)cr of putrJ.
etic citizens also l)cing tliere with oats
for the pin pose of taking the liojs to
the train. At the depof a bi icf but iiih
pietsive piogr.tm vas lendeied incliid
ing'Aiui-iica" by u clioir selected fioui
all the ehmoliHs uud led iiy Hov. I)ru
linoi', pnstor of tho M. Y. cliuich.
Major Daniel ell in appropriate words
intioduued piofi-stnr l M Whitehead
who lluently expressed the coiutnunity
sentiment of piide in her bo)s. and
oheei for lliein to lemember as they
j Money toward tliu front ami the top.
The baud would have pailicipated but
bsing without a leader felt tliey could
not do justico to either the occasion o"r
tliemselves. A great crowd was pi en
out over forty autos betides u largo
number of foot passengeis. '
I'reliminary to this occasion the
boys weie, on Monday eening, tender
ed a .sumptuous banquet it Powell &
Pope's cafe, which they hugely enjoy,
ed and appropriated
Farmers Union Meeting.
Indian Cieek Local No. UV2 held its
regular open meeting on last Ftiday
evening and the time was devoted to
the taking of applications for member
ship, paying of dues and fees, taking
ordeis, and entertainment, consisting
of singing, rvnriingSgHiiddobutn, . He
solved, "Is ttieCouny Agent a Bene
fit?" Detiators, ailirmative, L. W.
Means, Chas Atkinson and Gilbert
Reed; negative, Miss Fannie Ilutcliliib,
II. Pi Heed and k" O Lea, Ihe negative
winning the debate. Tho judges wero,
L C. Uloom, n. S. Fit, find It. E,
Eihelnmn. Tho house was well filled
and everybody enjoyed themselves
very much. Look for a good meeting
in May nml come out and have a good
time with us.
fpn Monday of last weok a Libort
UOBti meeting was hold at the Oriole
jfchool house near Uuckeivllle. Men,
sunce-
"?,leT It s lCiraker of Lebanon, ltevt
iSrank M. Ilit'o of Smith Center, Mr!
utt 1'iur.ler, teachnr at Logan, anl
Mr. P. innr Spnnier of IJuokoi vllle
Wf(irc tin- puncipal spuaUers the Utter
alHOue'iugas cliairinan.
rfJtev Knaeki'f opened tho meeting
vvlth pi ii) er the iiudioueu sang "Amei
loti" uul Star Spangled Itanuer"
lifter vi n Ii-H Kev, Karaeker. being
formally iutiodueed by tho chaiimiui, '
spoke eloquently upon ho object of
t,hv meeting, tin necessity for action,!
the oppot imiiiy for p.itiiotltin. the de-
turmliiiitton and sucrilice leiiuiied in
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doing our pait toward making tho
wo.ild safe for denioeracy Closing, ho
plot uio I cleat ly that all we do is but
little .n ooinpured with the service of
those beyond the wateii
Key ltico followed witli an addtess
alonghe ame line", us did also Mr.'
Otto Fiaier. and it is a matter of to
grot that lack of space pi events a com
plete teport of tliose patiiotlo addles
ses. Mr. Spurrier closed the meeting'
with a shoit but pointed tpecuu. Tlic
There is a Difference in
Lenses
.lust as there is between a piece of purn gold mid that
containing alloy. Tho lenses used by me tue the tines t
that can be had. Thcso come in tliu lougli ami arc
LTonnd until lliev cxactlv meet the teouitements of our
1111 tienlar eve tioubie. One cannot bo too caiefttl about
tho eyet Tho matter of a dollar or so should not enter
into tlic calculation. This stote i of uses to ask for our
pationago by pi ice alone tho cine is itho thing desired
by me or well as joutsolf. liven so, you will Ilud tho
ehaigc unusually low, taking into consideration the
highiuuli(y.
Ti' lc to the interest ofyouv
eyes to hove them examined here
E. H. NEWHOUSE
Jeweler and Optometrist
C3TC. D. & Q. Watch Inspector
applause and enthusiasm inado it ap-, Ji
parent that Logan township will keep i ("J
on ' doing its bit." until tbo last nail Jf
has-been driven in the colllu of au-'
tociacy.
Red Cross Benefit
A large assembly met at the schoo
house, District No. it, Tuesday evening
the occasion being a "Plo Social" for
benefit of the Junior Rod Cross Kev
J. L. KeljbrV p. J. Oveiing, ,Tr,and
other from lieVe, attended, both giv
ing short, patriotic oddi esses. Pios
home-made and hand eaten, went fast
at auction prices, ranging fiom MJa to
il ."() per. When our peoplo left, lit
a into hour, festivities were still on
high gear and doubtless a tidy sum
was realized.
LIBEKTY UOND.
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AND HELP UN CLE SAM
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Nigger head Maitland, Canyon City and Pinnacle
Lump on the road. Store now at Government
prices and be sure of good coal next winter
Ifalone-GellatlfGo.i
"TALK WITH US ABOUT LUMBER"
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Christian Church Program!
$ FOR MAY, 1918
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men to use tbeir raouoy and .time for
Uucle Sam. The addrws was well r-
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May 5th Father's Day
May 12lh--Mother's Day
May 19th Newspaper Day
Play 28 Sammies Day
A- Matter of Figures
1 his is not a dressmaker item bus1
nothing to do with the figures worked
out in that profession. Merelva muti'l
ter of time, anent the extra hour Unclqj
Sam gavo us recently Aside fron)1
those who by extreme youth, age, In-,
llrmtty, or other cause, arc incapaci
tated from active labor It's a sUfo bet1
that tlicic are llfty million peoplo who'i
cm put the oxtiu dajllght hour into'
productive employment. ,riO,()0i),o00
bonis I'lju.il .",000 000 days of tun hours
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All made of thoroughly good, dependa
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