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What Are, You Losing?
BECAUSE you have not yet bought a
tractor, we think you must have oeen
doing a little quiet figurine to see just what yoil
are losing in time, labor and money by not having
a tractor especially built to operate on low-priced,
low-grade fuels. Remember that the
Titan 10-20 Tractor
is designed and built with but one purpose in
view delivering its full rated horse power and
; doing good serviceable drawbar and belt work at
i all loads within its capacity, on kerosene or any oil
' fuel down to 39 degrees Baume.
fc You know what kerosene costs compared to
gasoline. The difference in the present prices of
i these fuels represents a saving of from fifty to sixty
' per cent in the cost of fuel to a Titan owner.
. 'Vhat higher recommendation can a tractor have
than demonstrated ability to deliver at all times, in.
, all seasons, low-cost, dependable power at draw-
bar and belt? j
V You know the Titan does that. You know
why it does. -Let us remind you again that Titan
tractors are worth owning and that you cannot
( place your order too soon.
James Peterson
Red Cloud .. Cowlcs Guide Rock
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Satisfaction
That is what every owner of a
South Bend Malleable has to say
about this wonderful Range
And why shoulcTt they? South Bends
are backed by the maker and dealer.
They're sold to you on guarantee of
"Satisfaction or Your Money Back"
Realising that tastes differ in the selection of ranges
as well as in dry goods, wearing apparel, etc., we
have in addition to our South Bends another Range.
Knowing that we must secure a range that would
satisfy we entered upon the task of looking into the
qualities of the many other ranges on the market and
after months of careful investigation have decided
to accept the Copper-Clad. They are now on our
floor ready for your inspection. COME IN.
G. W. TRINE
Red Cloud's Quality Hardware Store
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Open Day and Night
DINE
AT OUR CAFE
Powell & Pope
ME RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, Nebraska.
eaOLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Cntcrcd In tho t'cMilIWc nt IlicK loud, Neb
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A. U MeAKTHUIt, Citltor nn.l Owner
CUE ONLY Iil'.MOCHATIO I'Al'UU IN
WKIIhTnil COUNTY
Commissioners Proceedings
Red Cloud, Juno 1G
This being one of the regular
Htatutc meetings of the year, the
Hoard met at 1 p. m., with all mem
bers present.
Tho petition of J3. E. Burr and
sixty other lesidcnts of Guide Rock
and vicinity asking for a slight
change in the route of tho Federal
Aid Road to Guide Rock. County
Highway Commissioner George H.
Ovcring was instructed to take this
matter up with the State Engineer
and request the change be made as
prayed for by petitioners.
Motion was made and carried that
the improvements on the south 100
feet of the north 200 feet of cast k
of block 2, Lc Due's addition to Red
Cloud owned by Esther Schultz be
reduced from $2500 to $1600 actual
value.
Motion made and carried that the
asfaChsmcnt on the west i of block 2
Le Due's Addition to Red Cloud be
reduced fiom $1900 to $1-135, actual
value.
A comittee fiom Glcnwood Precinct
appeared bcfoio the boaul and asked
permission to play baseball on Sun
day afternoon at the Fair grounds
out tide of the village of Hladon. On
motion of Shidlcr and seconded by
Kniggo the following i evolutions were
passed:
Unsolved that tho playing of base
ball on Sunday afternoon at tho Fair
grounds outside of the village of
Rladen bo allowed as long as the
games arc conducted in an oidcrly
manner.
The Bond of John Palick Road
Overseer of district No. 111& was ap
proved by the Board.
The petition of V. II. Taber asking
for license to conduct a Billaid hall in
Inavalo was presented to the Board.
July 7, 191!) at 2 p. m., was set as
the time for hearing this petition and
county clerk instructed to publish no
tice of said hearing for two consecu
tive weeks in one of the Red Cloud
papers.
The chairman appointrd Shidlcr,
Thomas and Waldo as a committee to
re-appraisc the leased school land of
Webster county as requested by the
Commissioner of Public Lands of Ne
braska.
Tho following claims we're audited
and allowed and county clerk instruc
ted to draw warrants on the proper
funds in payment of same:
GENERAL FUND
C. M. Scrivncr
Geo. Morrow
Dolly Dickenson .
Annie B. Spanoglc
Frank Starr, Co. Treas
Henry R. Fausch
Yance Sorgenson
Charles Hunter.
Chailcs Rcddon
POOR FARM FUND
Malone-Gellatly Co..... ..
Yost & Son . . .
J. P. Kropp
E. J. Emerton
Malone-Gellatly Co. .
Geo. Trine
E. A. McKinney .. .
Roy Sattley
Rufe Hilton .
John Hasselbachcr
P. A. Wullbrandt
Yost Bros.. .
C. J. Piatt L..
Morhart Bros. .
Board adjourned to July 7, 1919.
B. F. PERRY, County Clerk
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Band Concert
The Red Cloud Citlmis Band will
play the following program tit their
regular weekly concert Fridiw, June
20th, nt 8 p in.
I'ROf.IIAM
"Tho V. S. Field Artillery March- .
Smisa
Overturn "Gteeting" Luke
Cornet Solo ... . ..Steinliunser
"Culver Polka" M A Moreer
Selection from Fall
"Tho Dollar Pilncess"
Waltz . "Impasslonod Dieam" Rosus
"Siiupln Confession ' Thorne
Popular Medley O'veituie Taylor
Mar SpniiKlod B.mner
BUY
Land
At Stratton, Colo.
For Particulars Wrlto to
Jos. A. Collins Land Co.
v. Stratton, Colorado
Cherries arc getting ripe and pies
made from this fruit will soon grace
the family dining table.
The cnso of W. A. Kent vs the Citv
of Red Cloud will, ifi all piotmbiltv. be
tried at tho next term of the DUtilct!
Com t us attorneys for the plaintiit
litivo ollioiully notified the Mayor utld r
Council that they will lesort to this
method of procedure Kent heeks
damages to the extent of i'lOfiZO for,
injuiics sustained by u fall ou an Icey,
sidewalk, lust winter, The city ottered
to mnhu settlotnent with him some
time ago for a much smaller amount,
feeling that It was ample allowance for
the injuries received. Kent refused to
accept this settlement. Without n
doubt this ease will create considerable
Interest in this vicinity as the amount
sued for Is unusually large.
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Everywhere!
Along every country road
you will see RACINE
Country Road Tires.
Always these lires give the good service. They are Extra
Tested. That's the reason. Why don't you profit by the
Extra Tested quality of Racine Country Road Tires?
SOOO MILE GUARANTEE
7300 MILE FORD CASINGS
Remember! We Give You the BEST in
Vulcanizing, Repairing and Retreading.
R. C. SUTTON ggflSK
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2 Yhe Cabinet Women Have Always Wanted ilM
SWJ IB 3 KITCHEN
JlJiUiibJ&icCO CABINET m
IN this bi, brautifuL truly moiim Seller. "Maitercraft" all
ideals of all women, we think, are aniwered. It marks the
pinnacle of physical beauty, durabilly and convenience.
Fifircn long needed improvements are here combined for
the fir it time. No other cabinet ha. them all And not
a .ingle one would you allow removed from your cabinet.
The Automatic Lowering Hour Dm and the Automatic
Base Shelf Extender are improvements which have met
with ovewhelminri enthusiasm. Then there'a the clear
white, unitary porcctiron wolk.lable, the neb, lustrous, all
hand rubbed finish, the Ant. Proof casters which ptevenl
vermin from crawling up into the cabinet.
We cannot begin to detail all the excellent features ol
ibis new Maitcrcr.lt model here.
We invite you to vUU our store today or
any day thu week to tee it demonstrated.
A Sellers Kitchen Cabinet is a convenience every woman. t
should bare md that any home can aSoid.
s.idb, ROY SATTLEY
Red Cloud
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