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I Swift & Company's1 1
I 1918 Earnings I
How They Affected You
During the twelve months
ended Nov. 2, 1918 (its fiscal
year) , Swift & Company trans
acted the largest volume of busi
ness on the smallest margin of
profit in its history.
Profits of the meat business under
regulations of the United States Food
Administration were limited to a
maximum of 9 per cent on capital
employed but not to exceed 2H cents
per dollar of sales.
Swift & Company in the regulated
departments earned 7.57 per cent on
capital employed and 2.04 cents per
dollar of sales, out of which had to be
paid interest on ' borrowed money and
taxes. Hero is how these earnings
affect you.
Live-Stock Raiser
Swift & Company killed 14,948,000
head of livestock, which weighed
alive, 4,971,500,000 pounds.
Swift & Company made a profit of
only n fraction of a cent per pound
livewcight.
Consumer
The sales of our meat departments
were 4,012,579,000 pounds on which
our earnings were less than Yi. cent
per pound.
The per capita consumption of meat
in the United States is given as 170
pounds. If a consumer purchased only
Swift & Company's products he would
contribute only about 78 cents a year,
or VA cents a week as profit to the
company.
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See The 13th Commandment
Mesri lloy and Oris Mutlcln como
in from Powell, Wyo., for u fow day's
visit with thi'lr parent -, Mr. und Mrs.
tleo. Mutkin.
Mih. May llarinon spent the wuelt
end with Mrs. (3uo. .TorKemoti.
Mary, Katie and Wilinu lieilin iii-o
"ponditiK the week with their aunt,
Mrs. IOII11 (Jurponter.
Mr. Chili e N'osMt cauio in from
Wyoming to visit bin sinters Mis. Nell
Hinder and Ilti.el N'obit.
Mrs Huth Gumey and Mrs. Arnold
have tlto (In.
Miss Nettle Wlllurd is assisting in
housework at Mrs. Arnold's.
Mrs. Win. Wondcrly called on Mrs
Geo. Mntlriti Sunday.
Cluronoe Ilurgess was a Red Cloud
visitor Tliursduy.
Mrs. John Kutlcdge and son Hoy and
daughter, Iva Paulger, were Hautir,gs
visitors last week.
Prod Arnold Is enjoying the sights
of Orantl Island this week.
Gerhard Freso of Columbus, Neb., is
visiting his uncle, Mr. Ernest Losoko.
Wesley Tabor came in from Denver
Sunday morulug for a short visit with
his father, Win, Tabor.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mlkel spent Sun
dny at the Everett Dean home.
Mr. T. Hell'm loaded a car of house
hold goods Tuesday and shipped them
to Scotts blulT where he will make his
future home.
Tho Geo. Matkiu sale was well at
tended.
Little Xctnonn Kennedy died in the
hospital at Cambridge, Neb., last Sun
day and the funeral was held at tln
Christian Church Tuesday afternoon.
Iiitcrm 'lit was in Ied Cloud cemetery.
She wn. hut nine years of age. The
parents have the .sympathy of the
eutiie community.
Mis Nell Hunter and son Ilobert
and Miss Hallie James pont Sunday
at tho Tad Saunders home.
llo.seo Iturch Is staying at the Chas
Paulger homo while getting his house
hold goods loaded to ship to Wyoming
Kov. Hill, of Phillips, Neb , who
came to attend the Kennedy funeral
Tuesday, is visiting with the Olsleys
family.
C. H. Ilurgess is helping Wm.
Tnpuum with his new barn.
Mrs. Amy Ilcfllu is visiting at the
Hoy Itennett aud Lcauder Pierpolnt
homes this week
Wo regict to repot t that. Wallace
Conloy is suffering an attack of dlpth
erla. Northeast Pawnee
A large and sociable crowd assetnb
led at il.e home of Mrs. M. A. Lcudu
brand one evening last week for tho
purpose of celebrating the twenty
fifth birthday anniversary of her son.
Jay. Among those pieseut weie, Mr.
aud Mis. 1'iuiik i'ynu, Mr. and Mrs
JanifS I!ynn and family, Mrs. Win. S
Dunn and sistir, Mrs. Nota Dunn, and
C. MoCoali'. There were also three
soldier-, Kdyur (.' lieadabraiid, Win. S.
limine ami Ki.iik Uyau, who was in
the Spanish Anuric.ui war. They
uoto not there for protective purposes
but uiftcl.t to an1. i.st in hcciug that
just it-f w.is done reLjitvdiug the tunny
good things lnfeil up on the table
After it had been deul'icd by all that a
.siiilieieiM iiiiiii mt of justice linn been
administered in this mutter the bal
ance of I lie evening was devoted to
music and interesting conver-ulloii.
Mr. and Mis K. Mjers weie the
guests ( Mis. Noble and family one
day lust week.
Herb Ilarber is building a new barn
mid is busy hauling lumber fiom lied
Cloud. He proposes to get some skill
ed urcliitect to help hliu on the com
plicated parts The writer under
stands ho will select Kltnor Moliue for
this duty.
The Myers Uro.s. were busy last week
sawing wood for tho Lcadabrands,
Johnstons, Elliotts and llrowns. This
will be instrumental In lowering tho
price of coal by throwing a surplus of
that article on the market.
Pat tiouldie, wife and family, the
Myers liros. and their wives, aud Jus.
Nelseen attended u birthday party ut
the home of Ed Nelseen und family
last Wednesday celebrating Ed's for
tieth birthday anniversary. All re
port a most enjoyable time.
Roy Myers and wife were tho guests
of Miss Lottie Delka and brothers,
und also of their relatives Mr. and
Mis. Alox McDonald, last Saturday'
and Sunday. Hoy's brother looked af
ter the chores during the visit.
Mis. M. A. Leadabraiid and son and
daughter Jay and Melba, tiutoed to
Keii Cloud Saturday.
The Loadabrand boys arc busy haul
ing corn which they purchasod from
Chas. llarrott. They consldor it sveot
feed for hogs uowa-days.
Mr. and Mrs. iiarvo Blair and
Mrs. John Drown autocd to Red
Cloud last Friday on a shopping expedition.
H. K. McCoy shipped five cars of
cattle to St. Joo Sunday and Win.
Iloiher five cars of hos to Kansas city
Call Schmidt shipped one of cattle to
St Joe.
Another residence property changed
hands in town last Monday evening
when II. P. Welch oatno up from Edgar
and sold Ins property on O street to
Frank llooin Sr. This is tho second tes
idciico property purchased by Mr.
Itooin in the lust year or ,o in Uladen.
Veaton ltobb and children, Helen
and Harold are in Ong this week whcio
the former's mother Is very ill.
I A. Denton made a business trip to
Hastings Saturday morning.
Mrs. Chas KbtnoVaud family have
moved into the Heiidrcn residence
north of the school house.
Ed Denton enme up fiom Cowles Sat
urday und visited over Sunday with his
parents, Mr. und Mis. J. A. Denton,
and family
A number of young people from
this town took tho teacher's examin
ations in Blue Hill last Saturday
among them being Misses Goldie Rob
Inson. Lelu (Jrelg, Gila Turnbaugh
Olura Keohler, Icy McNair, Violet Da
vis, Ethel Lidgnrd, HbzcI Jones, Mabel
Vonderfeoht, Charlotte Llndgren,
Idarlta Green, Ethel Ilrower, and
Messrs Ralph Lldgard aud John Rodin
son.
Tho progressive business men and
farmers from nil states west of the
Mississippi will discuss their pressing
problems with national leaders at the
Tituis-Misslssippl Readjustment Con
gress at Omaha, February IS to 120.
The Chamber of Commerce of the
United States has sent two members
of its staff from Washington to Oma
ha to co-operate with the Omaha
tthiiiiiber of Commerco in complet'ng
plans.
A report has spread ovor Nebraska
aud surrounding states Unit tiiere Is a
large amount of small pox In Omaha
This is vignritously denied by Dr E.
T. Manning, city physician of Omaha.
There have been only thirty-nine
cases of small pox in Oinaha the past
month, which is not unusual In a city
ot '! '0,(100.
The committee in charge of Omaha
MarUet Week March 1 to 0th, hns com
pleted arrangements for a reception
and musical to be given at the Omaha
Chamber of Couimfrce, Tuesday even
ing, Mar. 4th, for the entertainment of
its guests. Several striking entertain
ment features ure being p'anued for
tht other evenings.
After u year of effort the manage
meut of the Omaha Automobile Show,
March lu lf, has completed arrange
incuts with the United States Govern,
tuent to exhibit a Idborty Motor, one
of the miracles of the war. This is the
first Idbeity Motor to be exhibited in
tho west.
Two important conventions will be
held in Omaha next week. The Ne
braska Retail Hardware Dealers Asso
ciation, of which Nathan Roberts of
Lpicoln, is secretary, and the Nebras
ka Lumber DcaluiH Association of
which E. E. Hail of Lincoln is secre
tary. Tho Tuesday Musical Club of Oma
ha will present Lucy Gates, the Ameri
ca n Soprano, at the Rraudeis Theatre
on February Ulli. Miss Gates recently
substituted for Galli.Curei in a series
concerts in tho east with great success.
Names of South American Countries.
Mexico is a Spanish rendering, or
combination, of Aztec words meaning
the place of the war god. Uraxll
sci'ins to have derived Its name from
the legendary Island of P.razll (later
Identified with one of the Azores), be
cause it amis found to produce a red
wood resembling brazil wood. Chllo
und Peru iiro of aboriginal orfgln. Ar
gentina Is an Invented name based on
the Latin word for silver, as Rio do hi
Plata, the name of Its chief river,
means silver river lu Spanish.
Sheriff's Sale
Notice N hereby nlven. that under and 1y
vlrtuuot mi order of sale, Imaed from tlio
olltcuof l.dllli I.. McKtlvhau, Clerk (if tho
Dltlrict Court c-r Hit Tenth Judicial Wilrlct,
within ami f-ir Webster ( ounly, Nebraska,
upon a deiree in nn netlnn prutllinj, therein,
whenln, lilinni T. Auld In lulntlil, ntul
uvjAltiM Mabel i Koonls. ut nl. defendants.
1 Hhiill oiler for snle nl mhlle vendue, neeord
Inic to the termsof mild dc toe. to the liluhmt
bidder for nili In hand, at the mi'ith doorol
(lie court houre, nt lied CI... id. In wld Vet
uter County. NebrnViii. (that bcliu; the build
tin; wherein the last lei m of mihl conit was
liolileiu on thi' lntli dny of I'( hriiury, A. !.,
11110 at '.' o'clock. I'. M. ot Mild day. tho follow
liiKilesbrlbed properly, to-wlt:
The west one-half iw l-'Ji of Seetl0n:il, Town
'., Itatiijotl, Lots One (1). Two (Ji, Three ill).
Four (I). t'lu (!) ami KIkIiI (S), In Seellon U.
Town I, ltuiiBe II, the Noith Kant quarter
(N. II. 1-1) of Section (I, Town l, Uiiiikc 11. Lot
Mis (tl, lu Section I, Town I, llaniie VI. allot
.Section ::o, Town '.. Ilaingc II, the North West
quarter (N. W. 1-1) of Section :'..'. Town .',
Itmme II. Lots Three (H), I'our tli. Five (ft),
and Six (II). In lilock I, In the city of Hed
Cloud, Nebraska, Lots Klevcn, (II) und
Twelve (12) In lilock ;W, In lied Cloud, Lots
No. 13 and II, and "JW-lOOllis oil' the South
hldoof Lot rj,all lu llloek .10, In Hed Cloud;
also Lots one (1) to Hcvcit (7 Inclusive, and
Kliditccn 1H toTwenty-foiTr 21 Incluslveof
lilock W, In tlieorlglunl town of lied Cloud,
toKutlicr with tho former streets and alleys
adjacent to said property, and which streets
and alleys have been vacated, more particu
larly described In the County clerk's and
Commissioners' records, and tho decree of
the District Court ot said County of Webster,
recorded In Miscellaneous Hecord 1) In the
County Clerk's oillcc, at page 3W, also tho re
tiialulut; portion of the six acre trnct con
veyed to lllchnrdson by tho deed of Silas
Garlieriinil wlfo by tho deed recorded at Deed
ltceord 11 nt said Webster County, at piiuo ',
except such portions thereof as tho unuitors
have heretofore conveyed to George V.
Llndsey and Adam Morhart, by the deeds re
corded In siild County of Webster at records
M at pace 101, N at pnue 13.), and :i at p:iie
'.'iVs; tho last named property bcliic all the
property acquired and evidenced by said
court decree and tlio deeds to !ild V, N.
Itlchardson recorded la the record if said
county, vl: A at pavje M, II at pajjo 'Si, and
V at imtro IfA. except lioweer. the parts con.
eytd to l,lndsi and Muihart above sped
lied. (ilxcn iiniUr my bund this ::rd day ol Jan.
nary. A, n.. l'lisi.
I'll MC IICI'l'i:!!. Mierlir.
lieruant McNeny, I'lalnllil'H Atty. .'-Iw
Articles o Incorporation
CONSTITUTION
We, the undersigned, members ot the
1'ai iiiers I'diieatlunal A Co-operative t'nloii
of Nebraska, do hereby :isMirl:ito ourf.clves
together for the purpose of oritnulliiK a eo
opeiatlve;issoclatlou under the laws of tho
State of Nehraska. and for that purposedo
adopt the followlut; uinslltutloii:
Alllll I.K I NAMi:
rnrniers I'ulon Co-operative As.-oclutlon of
Hi d Cloud, Nebraska.
AUIICI.K II IM.ACIlill' IIUSINTsS
The inula olllcu and principal place of
liuslncsvhlmll lie ut Itcd Cloud. Nebraska.
AUTici.i: in
N.vruni: amioiiikpi or uusi
To buy, sell, store. Milp and linn V Kraln.
urnln products and other foodstullViir man
and beast, lumber, coal, cement, lime, liu
plciuents and uiiichlnery, mid other Klnd.sol
farnitrnectssttleM buy and ship livestock,
and buy. lease and operate mills, elevators,
warehouses, stores and otlur bulldlims, to
uotlierwlth tho nccissary real estate for the
I inamifaetiireol all these neeessltiis, eltlu r
separatly or combined, together with all the
poucruou or hereafter iiuthorled by law.
aim ici.i: iv tiiiim or i.MsniM i:
The association shall cniitlnuu for a period
of rv) years from tl.ito of lurorporatlon unless
hoouer dlssolsed accordlm; to liu
Aiini'i.u v
C ll'l'l M. .ro( K AMI INIIKIII UUM.ss
The amount of capital stock shall he
Twenty Thousand Hollars, divided Into 2.000
shares at the par valueof ten Hollars each, of
which amount Kour '1 hoiieaud Dolb-rs shall
bo fully paid up before comment lim busluess
and before uiiy debts aro contracted, and
debts of tins association shall never exceed
two-thirds of the paid up capital stock.
Altl'ICI.Kl JlKI lll.llsllll'
only members of the farmers Kducatlnnul
A Co-operatUe I'nlon ol America may be
come members of this Association.
A lll'ICI. i: VI! M VNAIII'MICN I
I 'or the iiiauaiti-ment of this Association a
llu.-ird of I Mi colors of the members shall i,c
elected as follows:
The iiesldeilt shall bo elected out of the
Hoard pf Plreciors and hu shall also boadl
nctor and piesldout of tho Hoard of Dlrec
tors; he shall hold olllee milll his succtssor Is
dieted and qualified. Knch of the illreelors
to beelteled foroneyeat, or until nextaii
nual mietlni;,
aiii'km: viii a.nm'ai. mi:i:iimi
Tho stockholders' annual inictlm; shall bo
held between the lot ti mid iSOtii of .January of
eaeh year, and called by tho Iloaid of Dlrte
tors. I ' nt 11 such annual meeting the follow
ItiK pcisousaiid stockholders shall servo as
directors and ollltcrs.
Notice of Final Report fc
In tho County Court of Webster county,
Nebraska.
In tho matter of the estate of John W.
Tlerney, deceased.
All persons Interested In nld estale, aro
hereby notified that tho Uxecutont
have tiled herein a final ik remit
and report of their admlnliitrallou,
mid a potltlon fur tho llual settle
inrnt of such account and report, and
for a decree of distribution of the residue ot
said estate, ami for the asslKiimentof tlio
real estate belonging thereto, and a dlneharrfo
from tin Ir trust, all of which said matters
have bten sjt for hearing before ald court,
on the :tlst day of January. 1'ilti, nt the luiur of
10 o'clock, A. M , when all persons Interested
may appear and contist the same.
Hated this Kith diij ol January, fill).
ska i. A. 1). IUsxky,
:i-.lw County Judc.
R. E. McBride
REAL ESTATE
LOANS
INSURANCE
Olllco Over Trluo's Hardware
Drop In.
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lime
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Schultz & Schaal
for
First class portraiture
enlarging, copying,
new work, . amateur
finishing, etc.
YOUR PATRONAGE APPRSCIA1ED
Dr.W.H. McBride
DENTIST
Successor to Dr Cross
OVEIl STATE UA.VK
RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA
E. S. Ga-rber
Well Paper, Paints, Oils and
Varnish
PICTURE FRAMING
(Work Guaranteed)
Electrical Goods of all Kinds
Will Wire Your House And
Furnish You the Fixtures
Maelstrom of Norway.
The maelstrom of Norway Is n dan
gerous whirlpool off the, coast of Nor
way, caused ly a rushing of the cur
rents of the ocean In a channel be
tween two of the Loffoden Islands, and
intensllled at times hycontrnry winds,
to the destruction (frecordlntj to the
Btorles) often of small craft caught
in the eddies o' It, and sometimes of
whales attempting to pass through it.
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Still a Chance.
"I thought I was the most unpopular
man In this club, but they say Plllson
over there can beat me." "But, my
dear fellow, ho has been a member
longer than you have. Don't bo dis
couraged." Life.
NOTHING ELSE LIKE IT
IN RED CLOUD
There has never been anything in
Red Cloud with the INSTANT notion
of blmplu buckthorn bark, glycorlue
etc,, as mixed in Adlcr-i-ku. ONE
SPOONWI.. Hushes the ENTIRE
bowel traoj so completely it relieves
ANY CASE sour stomach, gun or con
stipation and prevonts appendicitis.
Tlio INSTANT, pleasant action of Ad-ler-lliii
stirprlhes both duuton and
patients Chus. L, Cottlng.
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POPULAR MECHANICS MAGAZINE
15 TOR SALE DY ALL NEWSDEALERS
AVtlioin to rhow you o ropy or ion J 2(V fcr
the Intcit I'no. lostril J. early milncrlrtlon
S 01) to all rnrti et tlio (Jolted titatcs.
its roucislom, ConaJn, and Mexico. .
PCPULArt MECHANICS MACAZINE A
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AIIIICI.KIV AMKMIMKNr I
Tills constitution may lie amemleil at an
annual mectliiK ly a two-thlnls vote ol all
tlio HtocU holders present ami upon ten dayR
notice to that ell'cct.
AMUNIIMKNT II
Tho by laws may ho unloaded by a two
thirds voto ot the stockholders present at
Hiich mcotlnt; as Is mentioned In section one.
In Witness Whereof, The undersigned
lutve hereunto set their hands tho 1st dny o(
October, HUH.
Chtls. II. Starke, lMwuril Wilson, .1. I)
Wlxccarvrr, M. II. lluuelckcr, .1, A. McAr
thur, II. r. Heed, Harris Moeile, Clyde Ar-
buckle, K.8. Kit, Krett I.enKett, Dan'l Har
bor, Harvey Morrill, It. A. McC'nllum, Oliver
Me.Nutt, M. HloiHcr, F. K. ICInu', .1. F. Hack-
les, Hurl McCartney, John II. Haladcn, Wm.
II. Thomas, II. (1. Hanson, Harry Koth, K.
It. Metcall, S.C. Khuck, Klmer lllmes,
State ot Nebraska. County of Webster, 1 ts
On tho 1st day of October, 11)18, before ine,
Ilernard McNeny, Notary I'ubllc. pcrsomilly
apiicnreil the abovo named, who personally
are known to bu the Identical persons whoso I
names aro atllxcd lo the uliovo urlleles ol lu
eorporfillon. as patties hereto, and they
Huvonnly ucknuwlcdue the Instrument to bo
thdlr voluntary act ami deed.
Wltucss my hand asaloresald,
IHMlNAItl) McNIONY,
(Notarial Seal) A Notary I'ubllc
Commission exres April 2st, l)l).
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The wlntor whont crop planted In
the fall of 1918 will probably be the
largest winter whoat crop ovor raised
in Nebraska. The prosont ostluiato Is
70,000,000 bushelH, whereas the average
winter wheat crop is 18,11113,000 bushels'
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When the
Firemen Appear
the insured maa'i fust thought it one ol
lhankfulncsi thdt lie is to. How abou
your thought! if a fiireman ihould ap
pear at your home?
The Dacy
Before the Fire
it the day to iruute. As that day may
be to-morrow for all you caa know or
do, it fellows that prudence would im.
pell you lo stop in our office today and
have us issue you a nolicv.
O. C. TEEL
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