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be out again fu r i.uU a long illncw.
Miss Ihunirc J'nonflom war vis'thR.
-a Moor Saturday. '
Mr, ami Mrs. W. H. Cloud arc tok
m m the state fair this wrok.
School 0.' "mi iw :hIh. Every child
vow out, each wonting U lie Aral
U"ret
Hugh Carter left on the Sunday
imirnintc tiTtltt for Lincoln whore lie
will nltcml irhool.
Mr. and Mrs C. H. IIui'kosh v
willed to lied Cloud Sunday morning
by the illness of tho former's father.
.Mr?. May Harmon has accepted a
po.-ition in the David vCole cicam
station.
Mr. and Mrs. CJlon Olmstcnd of lied
Cloud spent Sunday at the Ilalph
(tiosiiman home.
Ml', and Mrs. Unlph (irossman aic
the proud parents of a fine baby girl.
All doing well.
Mrs. Jane Farky and daughter,
Kthclda. spent the last of the week
with their aunt, Mrs. Minnie Watson.
Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Waldo and
daughters, Norma and Margeriae,
i ited in' Uloomington Sunday.
Wm. 'I'abor left for Lincoln Men
duy morning to attend the state fail'.
Mr?. Geo. Matkins and grandson,
Alio Jloyers have returned home
fro-n an extended visit with relative
and friends at Powell, Wyo.
Mm. W. K. Wotulorly and tluugb-
Uin, Dlnnche and May, returhctl from I
Chardon, Kant, where they liavo been
spending the' summer.
Mrs. Sadie Itldmlge and duugh
te., Mint. C. K. Joyce and her child
nn, returned to tnftvalo Sunday
mnir.ing after a wcqk' outing in
Dmver.
An Ice cream and watermelon
si,, a1 will be glvctj by the W. C. T. I.
i.( .1 Friday ovenlng, Sopt. Oth, on
tor. lawn at the residence of lrs.
(ii"HU.
II took two fine pigs for exhibition
Miss Nellie Rutledgc went to Riv
cton Friday night for a few day'
m. it with her fiiend Miss Bohrer.
Mrs. Jnmcs Silvey was visiting ii.
Hastipg.4 last Thm-bday and Fiiday.
Mi'd. Claude Stlckney and children
left Tuesday morning for their lionn
in Texas. Mrs. Halph Hunter and
little son, Hoborl, accompanied them
and expect to ;emaiu for the winter,
with the hope that Mrs. Hunter's
health will be benefitted.
Jlrs. C. II. Burgess is on tho sick
list this week.
Mrs. Geo. Jorgorson and daughter,
IMrs. ilano Farley and daughter vis
ited relatives and friends in Kirwin,
Kansas, last week.
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Silo Tour
The first lour tinder the auspices of
the Webster County Farm Bureau
was a success. The pil.emi-pit, and
above ground silos were inspected,
an;! the sentiment of the owners were
that the pit silo is tho most piacti
cal one where conditions wore favor
able. Mr. Steward, who has an above
ground silo raid it was just as cas
to climb down ae it was to climb up
in a silo, and if you fed a large
amount of s.lago you had to have a
team to haul it so you could use the
; nine team to pull out the silago from
a pit silo. It cols lets to build and
fill a nit silo.
Farm buildings aiid equipment
(r inspected and last but not least
live stock was Inspected. Wobstei
k'i.mty has as fino live stock Jib thi.fj
i to ho found in the state. The bene-'
tit received from a trip of thia fcindj
were many and those that took the ,
timo to niaho it felt that It wa tinifl
w '.'II spent, and arc ready to. go again.
Vs tho Hum Bureau Woil: through
the County Agent becomes, familial
in tlto county thee agriculturul tours
4je tho .leading events. As farmer
can sou what other fanners aro do
ing, th? live stock they have, methods
of feeding and handling their live
stock, modern farm buildings and
equipments, field crops, etc., and host
of all get acquainted.
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'Should Have Written Him
A young man from Hooks county
terving in France wrote tho follow
ing letter to his parents It merely
;hoys the way, tho kaiser misivprc
rents things to his troops: "Two or
throe week ago one of the boys was
miking to a German pri oner." The
Ijoche mid that American coulden't do
much harm in Fiance because she
ouldn't i hip troops across; that New
York Philadelphia and Baltimore
wore in ruins, and that tho Oerman
navy had all our poits blockaded.
also said wo needed all our troops in
the States to fight tho big German
army which had como up from Mex
ico. That is all news to me! Why
didn't you folks write and tell mo this
news instead of leaving mo to find it
out from the German prisoner? That
i. tho kind of stuff tho kaiser ?eems
tn bo feeding his mon. Another one
vf tho boys was told tliat we were
British diostotl up in American uni-
foims," ,
mrMsvvTXrrMnrrr
c-nMrr tirwrtfxM.'m wi mi
Bourds o Registration
Tin
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i th-
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jnocincts ol
m i .d
j Wfibgll
c untys
viuldt .
A. F. Howell
W. Bailey
Beaver ' ek-
M. V. ttJckard
Johr f. ftifuilton
Stillwater
Chu. Guthrie
W. K. .Johnson
OukCrnek
0. J. Boos
II. C. Wright
Garfield
Chas. Aileii
K. Shipman
Pleasant Hill
W. C. Cox
B. !', Harrington
Cowlcs
S. 1). Long
Horace Morse
Klin Creek
W. II. Gei lack
J.B.Finneo
Potsdam
Kd Funke, Jr.
W. C. Frahm
Line
Alex Beulley
Lloyd Melntyreo
Ued Cloud 1st. Ward
Kd Piatt
J. L. Beebe
lied Cloud 2nd Ward
B. W. filewnrt
Geo. II. Overlng
II. R. Tlumus t
Ued Cloud
It. Bowen
Jas. Ilubalka
Batin
Frank Bean
V. A. .Hall
Glrnwood
F. A. Boom
Joe Ourney
Walnut Creek
H. E. Chaplin
Clyde Pitney
I naval e
Rob't. Newton
Catheslon
W. R. Brooks
K. F. Lovejoy
Harmony
J. ! Scolt
C. V. Fulton
Farmers' Institute
The il.aos for l-'aunors Institute have
liei'ii sut-Oct VL'd tn v'.ltb.
('ominitti'H a ro us follows:
Purn.le-F. W. Omwlen. Miss Ger
trude Coon. P. M. WhltnluMid.
SolicUlnt: Tnrnure. GelUitly.
Kiitertuiniiinnt Fiuisuh, (SltliHin.
Whitelieiul.
I 'iHiniums Stewart, Fittisch. Job ri
sen. Buildings Kiliuger, Crow, Gilhiun
Superiuteiidouts Ciow, hoise-:
Stewart, cattle: Johnsmi, lines;
Butlei, poultry: Hen Pei;. farm
proilucth-
Smith Bros, of Superior are prepnr
ing for their annual sale of Poland
China stock hogs. This vonr they
will .ell fof'tv stnclc Imc-i and 'Jo pills
Tin Kilu will lie held Oct. .!, I!16
Full pal ticuliirs will nppenr in later
issue of this paper.
Conserve Your Money
It i .just as vital that the wealth of the citizens of this conn
try be conserved ns that any other neecidly bo consent i to
aid in the winning of. the War.
Money is tho greatest requirement of the Government ; the
absolutely paramount oo'iimtnlity. the essential tlihy which,
we can all have n part in providing.
The Capita! Issues Committee Was
Created to Help Conserve Money
Tiie Capital Issues Comiuitte liss h-cal jurisdiction over
all issue.'? in occes.-, of $100,01)0 and ha requested that all
issues of $100,000 or kss be submitted to tho District Com
mittee for approval.
It will bo rogurded ns nn unpatriotic nut for any stm-lc to
be sold which litis not reueivud the. permission of the Cap
ital lsues Comiwitteo, and all citizens tire asked to co
ope! ate with the Committee by refusing to buy any stock
which has not been submitted to the Committee and received
the provr permit.
Insist Upon Seeing the Permit
Before Buying Any Stock ,
"Wli. .i
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Com-
it is ;
nuny.
ittee for it lv.
;I light. tl:;M thi'
1)0 NOT 1.1 Y
mit u produced lur your inspection
Do not trade your LIBERTY HOXDR for any sto ';
matter if a permit for its salq has been issued or not.
hoys at tho front have enlisted for, the duration , r
War. Suroly you should enlist your money withoi t
lie
ervntion.
You qwo to tho Government your co-operation in providing
tho money needed to carry on tho 'ur, and the Capital
Issues Committee helps you to avoid noii-essontial invest
ments. Please do nil that you can to assist the Government in thia
direction.
ASA 1-3. K AM SAY,
pimtnnon nntrlot Commute on ewm.'i isiifs,
Kir Hjo Trntli lMr UcMMVe Uisin t,
Kaunas Ctty, .MUsourl.
RED OLOUD, NEBHASKA, OHIEP
gamiWT.'wtxJuw mrair xJMJTwwityTTrgT.TWwtgTJcv''
Farm Exchange
i We arc ti. i '- t
;r!mnge list dn'iig
gi t t .' nn
September.
f l.m via.Ia nut n Yiiftlncr liuf of ftvaH
farmer in lh county and have over
1D00 names on the lit. TTim mUv
.sheet or exchange Hit w-lH be :r.
to every farrier in tho country frrt
-f charge, and I will corti.me to jw',
lout exchange lifts every two month'
'during the winter mths. What ve
now want i for every fanner to ll.-t
his surplus slock, seed, hay, etc, with
lhf County Agent before Sept. 15.
Farmer having horses, cattle.
hogs, sheep, poultry, grain, seed, hay.i
farm machinery, farms to sell, farm
to lent, etc., snoum send a nst oi
to the County Agent. Also favinei
wanting to buy any of the abov.
items should send in their wants-, a? a
want column will also be printed.
Many rounties have been putting
out an exchange sheet and in that
way bring the buyer and seller to
gether. We have been so busy and
tho farmers have been so busy that
wo did nol attempt to put out this
list this summer. In the past the
farmers have listed tlteh surplus with
tho agent and there wanting to bin
have called at the off ire and in thi
way over $1000.00 worth of stuff ha
been exchanged. Send in your list n
once.
TEAM WOr.K.
It ain't guns, nor armament,
Nor funds that they can pay,
Bur the close co-operation
Thar ninko.s thni win the day.
It nln't tho Individuals,
Nor the army nn n whole,
Hut the overlastln' team work
(K every hlwmiln' nnu!.
UUDYAHD K.7PLrNO.
"-ST UG HAVE PEACE,"
A ttir-nster Is slowly raisin.1? Us hervl
throughout this country which, tinier
beaten down Imnierflately, wi'.l beeom,
Ibo most dnrii;orot. ui my that Ih
enuse t-t eh juration I ;i.s yet be .
called rjwiu to face, TMs vll tl i'
threatens is to be found In tbe itoyV
for pr.-uv nt wlate-.er cot. Tt tsv!"
old "pearp nt any price" canker l&b..
to the Nth power.
It Is e."sy to dispose of this, as .
furtive but siembl,i Increaslns, ijes.n
for pearo by pinning to It the .so1!
Geriiinn iirr piignndu. But this will r.
sulllee.
That the world Is war weary Is qi:'
too true. France nnd Knglnud ha.
hud this blood blckncss on the part
their people to contend with for n'ioi .
time. Its effect' on Bussla has bi-n
demonstrated.
We, in America, liavo but com
menced our share of sxifl'erliiK nnd tJC
rlllce. If this revulsion of feelln; 4-s
allowed to spread before the ron-1 Is
half traveled there can he iu doulit as
to our destination. Open Inutility to
KriKlaud, frank sympathy wlh Ger
many, "conscientious" or other objec
tions to war, are as nothing In their
effect upon our part In the m.nijgle
and the destiny of the world v hlch
now admittedly rests upon our shoul
ders comvared to this desire f.T the
war's ending simply that pence may
relrn. Peine todu, with Germany un
defeated, would he a living inennce to
America as a ii.'i'lou and to eiery ninn,
'votnaii and child who wish to contlnuo
o he known a- Americans.
urn are s!ii! to buy stock or bonds in any ijoin
hihfst upon seeing the permit of tho Capital KsueS
Po not fu-eept uuy stntetin i
permit is in the ol'tieuH of tl
ANY STOCK tmhs tho nroi.
that
ooni'
per-
, no
The
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Official Election Returns
The total vote of the differ, nt
inrtit.j WR-;:
Democratio C31
liepnhliran G95
Prohi'i.'tion r?
The total voto received by
the various candidates was m
follows :
DEMOCRATIC
Suffrage amendment
For 2-15
Againat 21fi
Constitutional Convention-
For
Against
222
iss
itjj' g Senator
Howard 41
IS
23G
20
295
417
217
019
260
IMetcalfe
Heed
Morehead
Governor
Neville
Uryan
Lieut. Governor
Banning
Slnlt
Secretary of State
Schaal 05
Shields 181
Walrath t. . 78
Cooper 141
Gatewood ill
Auditor of Pub. Accounts
DeFranco 105
Ayers 209
Mumford 240
Treasurer
Canaday 532
Attorney General
Berge '. . . . 28(5
i Uarrett -. . . 141
1 Campbell 352
.Commissioner P. L. & 11.
Shumway 542
, Railway Commissioner
; Enynrt 121
; Harrop 122
i Simmons 285
' Cougrdssman oth District
! Shallenbrrger 586
State Senator 20th District
Wisecr.rver 264
i Jackson 336
I Representative 46th District
; Pace 297
j Heche 801
1 County Cleric
1 Perry 533
County Treasurer
Rakestraw 103
Ducker 321
Arnold 206
Sheriff
Iluffer -. .. 516
Christy 103
County Attorney
jIunday 561
County Assessor
G. V. Hutchison
Henry Gilliam
C. C. Stout
Commissioner 5th District
Hamilton ,
DeTour
Commissioner 3rd District
Wickwire
8
7
14
63
10
)o
Stratton 41)
REPUBLICAN
Stiff ffraffe amendment
For 267
Against 228
Constitutional Convention
For ''15
Against 231
U. S. Senator
Norri
4181
JIadffott 70
Mercer 16
Sloan US
Hammond 73'
Governor
Johnson 1S7
aicKelvic , 504
Lieut. Governor
l'ajro 235
Zeiftier 133
Fries 9S
Harrows 169
Secy, of State
Amsberry 270
Jay 355
Auditor
Marsh
Eaton
36S
262
tft
Trciufer l
Cropsey 5S9
Aati.rney Gen.
D.ivia 279
Bowling 255
Co niniRsionor P. L. D
Crvlcs
Sv.anson
R. R. Commissioner
' Cook
Taylor
371
265
262
299
Congressman 5th Dist.
Gilliam 322
Andrews 334
Senator 20th Dist.
I'oircc 299
F.rickion 362
Representative 46th Dist.
Richard '. . . . 542
ao&KMr.MMnMusm.xiiwJvmMzmffK
County Clerk
( iiriK'ntn1 dl"
Horn L'o'i
Treasurer
Cox
Stan
446
Sheriff
Hed?e 401
Wallace 256
Attorney v
Foe G1S
Surveyor
Overing 582
Assessor
Butler 237
Ile'rrick 234
Ilartwell 148
Commissioner 5th Dist.
Shidler 117
Commissioner 3rd Dist.
Waldo 72
Cathor 66
NON PARTISAN
Supreme Judges
Corcoran 4 19
Aldrich 600
Letton 476
JIartin 43
Rose A?,v
Perry 61")
State Superintendent
Clemmons 362
Sutherland 417
Whitehorn 9L
Stewart , , . 241
Regents State Uni.
Judson 3-15
Webster v. 427
Evans 469
Sams 439
Carrikor 256
Dist. Judge
Dorsey 995
Co. Judffe
Stewart
llanney
Co. Supfc.
419
795
Ivcllogo; 416
Ducker 794
o
PR3P0SLD COWSTITUTJa.iM.
AMENDMENT
Tho following proposed amendment
to tho constitution of tho Slate of
Nebraska, as hereinafter set forch In
full,, Is submitted to the cKctors of
tho Stato of Nebraska to ho voted
upon at tho general election to bo
held Tuosduy, November 5th, A. D.
1D1S:
A JOINT RESOLUTION to amend
Section one (1) of Article seven (7)
of tho Constitution of tho Stato of
Nebraska.
Do It Resolved by tho Leclslaturo of
the Stato of Nebraska:
Section 1. That Section One of Ar
tlclo Seven ot tho Constitution of the
State ot Nebraska he and tho satno
hereby Is amended by striking out tho
following words:
"Second. Persons of foreign birth
who shall have declared tholr Inten
tion to become citizens comforntahly
to the laws of the Called States, on
tho subject of naturalization, at leant
thirty days prior to an election."
And Inserting in the place of tho
words so stricken, the following
words:
"Second. Persons of foreign birth
who shall have become citizens of the
United States by naturalization or
othorwiso conformably to the laws of
tho United States at least thirty days
prior to an election.
Sec. 2. That at tho general elec
tion ninotcen hundred and eighteen
(IMIS) thero shall ho suhuilited to the
electors of tho stato for their approval
or rojectin tho foregoing proposed
nmondmont to tho constitution rotat
ing to tho right of suffrage At such
oleetian, on tho ballot of each elector
votlnir for or orpinst hiiid nronn-od
amendment, shall be written or printed
tho words: "For propos'd amend
mont to tho constitution rotating to
the right of suf'i:i:;o," and "Against
said proposed amendment to tho con
stitution relating to tho right ol
suffrage."
Sec. fl. If ruch amendment shall
he approved by a mnln'py of all
oleytors voting at such election, said
amendment "hall constitute Section
One (1) Article Seven (7) of tho Con
Btltutlon ot tho State of Nohraska. i
Approved, April 9, IMS.
KEITH NEVILLE,
Attest: Governor.
CHARLES W. POOL
Secrotary of Stato.
Sherifl's Sole
Nollre Is hereh) Klvon Hint !' vlrlucut the
decree ut tin Mlstrlet roiiri mi Wehstur i-nnii
v, Nclirnslsn. icmlcrcd March Si, tuts, tn tin
ensu Ni. :h.s.l wherein (iiiiileH T. liiinil Ih
plillnllll nnd r.injnililli A. On sol ot nl uretli
fCluluntM I will mi Ui-tohir T, (IK, lit tin
o'eliM'U n.in., fiiuulanl tlim m tlio lioiti tloor
unhe court leiiue. tn U 1 cloud, WutMtor
county, Nui'iasUn, oiler in puliih' nuc-tlni'
iimli-ellto tin hlicliegt hKlitt-r, (or cash. I"
natUIy uald rtienc, tho 1'iliuivlnK (teNcrihril
real tUUe kliuau-d In mxlit nuinly of WcbhU r
tU'Wltt
, Tho sout heu-,t (jtinrti-r is u Mr ol
Xortuwuhi t nutter (N W i-n nnd thu
tjautlnr(ht.t(uiirter (S W Mr ot tho
Noi thonnt iimi tcr l.N K M of Section
hlxtum nil' Township Tin io (3)lltumo
Ten (IU)
DuiudSeptenilierlt, 11118.
I'ltANK IIUlTKlt
80-& rtlioilll' ol Weh5ter County.
Pessimism From Oscar WlldB.
Thu ( niy way In which a woman onu
rfaforiu a man it by borlpj; lilm so com
pletoly that ho Ioboh all posslblo In
terest In life. lido.
iwtiPJ-.iJimmiggMuiiMjntgf
Notice ot Hearing
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n
ll'. I I 'I ..f Hi t. I I -,,, s , I,,., S, ,,
j lhesialt.il NtOuiikit. tuitli perroni t"ter
. i"ttot I" "ftld CHmirtOie-l'mrx Mii.t i.iim iiUo
4li ii )i(.,j f,,nt !,j( llnrliT !in I I. .1 M .,..11. i.,..
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n'lrlnu tleii i hfl 1 1 n 1 1 r .lit I in-ctnti In
Wui ''imiitv, Nebrni'.H. en ot u'otujnae X
IW7. t-iiiM n I'f-nicieni niid iiiluiiiitnnt ot ott"
Comiiy. Ntbrnnkn.nml tltemrner ol th fo:
IowIiik dr-riW'ii tent citntr. umtIi;
riidMiiniiotiDhRiiul thcwct one halt of
tile Snuthnctt one iiiariirof Hrtiuthlrte n
'imvniliit I. norili of Kmutt tuolvo, WelMirr
(inuity. NenriwUn, ienln tw lllx nolo Hint
citily liclrnnl law the loltowlns nmncit pei
SOlll. tu-wll
Mary llnrtcr. whlow. win, itted Mttu-h i
l'wm. nt Ni'liawhit, i ins ('mii'ty, .Volirnshie
.lolin llartir. son. nnd In ill tlnrtur. son"
nnd iirnylnu f-r n decrtu bnrrliut lalnisjtlmt
s'lld iluoili.iil died Inli ttiiie: that no nppllrn.
mm inr iiiiiuiiiiiii iition iiiM l c t a iiindc ami
tin1 estnteof HUM .teeedilll hiH not litcn nil.
tiilulMeri'il In Hie Stnte of Nelirnikn, niul
that tliohelrtol liuvof Fatitdecuttnt in here
in s t forth shall he rii ereeil to he the owners
In fee lmplc of the above ilescrllMd real
estate, which has been set for liearliiu on tho
StiUlay of heplembet, A. i).. lias.
Iiateitat Iteil lioud. Nbr:MUa, thN iimi
day ol Aumisl. A. I. l'.HS.
IVVI A. I). ItANXKV.l o.Mlty. Judge.
ut the
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fcz & Schaal
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STUDIO
fur
First class portraiture
enlarging copying,
new work, amateur
, finishing, etc.
Y0UI! PAilKJMACE APi'BS&UlED
.O"
Whcp. the
j Firemen Appcixr
the insured man's first thought is one ol
thankfulness that lie i so. Mow abou
our thoughts if a fiitemin should ap
pear at your home?
The Da.y
Before the Fire
is the day to insure. As that day may
be lo-morrow for all you can Lnow of
do, il fellows that prudence would im
pell you to ttop in our office lo-diy and
have us istue you a policy,
ftC.JjEjEL
R.elia.ble Insurance
Tho
Hamilton - Cathor
Cf of ting Co.
Everything a Man
or Boy Wear
fled Cloud Ncbraakm
C. II. Miner
M:iu.l. r
nr.
s. s ticirilorr M.D.l.
Veterinary In Ours
C. H. Miner Serum Co.
I'U'JlHTiatS
Anli Hog Cholera Serum
lien1 Clout). NubrasKii
Wire, or Phone at Our Expcnsi;
II, S. Vetr.rlniin Llccnso No.45
E.
Gi.rber
Wall Paper, Paints, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Work (lunrnutccd
Electrical Goods of all Kinds
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You the Fixtures
Dr.W.H.McBridc
DENTIST
Successor to Dr. Cross
OVKU STATU HANK
RED CLOUD NEBRASKA
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