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1919 Red Cloud
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THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska.
PUBLISHED EVKRY THURSDAY
Sntercd in tho 1'cMofllcu tit Kid Cluud, Neb
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lA.B. MfAUTHUH, Kilitor titnl Owner
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July 25 to July 31
INCLUSIVE, WILL BE OF
SURPASSING INTEREST
TO
EVERYBODY
INFORMATION KK.
THE FLYING PARSON-ACTUAL FLIGHTS; NICHOLS AT THEPEACE
CONFERENCE; SEEING IS BELIEVING SO SEE EUROPE WITH PECK
AMUSEMENT LAUGHTER LOVERS
TAGGART, FIDDLER, OF VICTROLA FAME; SEVEN LIBERTY BELLES
A LIVE AMERICAN COMPANY; HENRY, MAGICIAN, CRAYON AND
SAND PAINTING.
THOUGHT-PROVOKERS Ktes
DAVID D. VAUGHAN-FUNDAMENTAL QUESTIONS; REITZAL, PROB
LEMS OF PATRIOTISM; ADAMS, "MORALE;" DR. LYMAN P. POWELL
A PREMIER WAR SPZAKER. WATCH FOR THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF
SPECIAL SPEAKER.
PLENTY OF GOOD HIGH-GRADE
UNDERSTANDABLE MUSIC
OVERSEAS BAND WITH EWING LEADING; ROYAL WELSH LADIES
CHOIR-MME. HUGHES-THOMAS; MATHISEN CONCERT PARTY AND
IGNATIUS TELLO, BRAZILIAN VIOLINIST, MALE QUARTETTE, OR
CHESTRA, SOLOISTS.
Watch Next Week's Paper. Ask HOWARD S. FOE,
Local Manager, for Detailed Information.
' SAVE MONEY
SUBSCRIBE FOR MAWI
SEASON TICKETS F V VV I
P. S. Yes, the boys and girls will have
a Junior Chautauqua Every Morning.
ma oniy dkmockatic 1'AI'Kh in
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Rod Cloud titul Wobster county citl
zimir arc to be commended for tho on
tcrpribe nnil promptness with which
they arc moving in the matter of high
way building, in conjunction with
county commissioners of Wobster coun
ty, stnto unci federal engineers hive
Rono over n 28.mlles strotoh of rond
runniug from Red Cloud north to Ayr
which linb been npprovod. Tho cost
will be 8.10,201. Federal nid to tho I
amount of $10,002 hns been allowed.
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This rond is intended as a main con.
ncctlnR truuU line with Hustings.
county-scat to county-seat highway'
It will later be up to the authorities
of Adams county to come across with
tho connection with this city Adimie
County Democrat.
The Nebraska State Association of
Commercial Clubs at their annual con
vention at ltroken How, after a short
address by Lloyd Mnttson, Director of
Publicity of the Nebraska War Savings
Committee, concerning the War Sav
ings Stamps adopted a resolution, put
ting the organization on record favor
ing the Government teaching Thrift In
tho State and also pledge their hearty
support to the movement that its suc
cess in Nebraska may be assured.
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Perfect
Satisfaction
That is what every owner of a
South Bend Malleable7 has to say
about this wonderful Range
And swhy should' t they? South Bends
are backed by the maker and dealer.
They're sold to you on guarantee, of
"Satisfaction or Your Money Back"
Realizing 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 inveftigation 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
NEW ARMY WANT MEN
The' Now Regular Army is rapidly
becoming the National University.
Vocational and advanced educational
training is emphasized. Any ambi
tious and patriotic young man may
cither continue his studies in the com
mon branches or take up academic or
collegiate work and he also has ac
cess to the many trade schools es
tablished for his benefit. The army
needs trained men. The army de
mands skilled men in all of tho
branches and to that end trade
schools have been established in all
of the camps and army posts whero
the soldier has his choice of trade to
follow. The instruction is given by
those who are trained in the pro
fession of teaching. Schools arc
operated as schools. The school sys
tem, however, is not compulsory, but
the young man of today cannot "wait
for something to turn up;" ho has to
get in line and the training afforded
in the service is so extensive that
there are classes for all ages and
conditions.
Enlistments arc open to all men
between tho ages of 18 and 55, ex
cept those having dependents. Men
between 18 and 21 must furnish evi
dence of their age cither by baptism
al or school record registration card,
birth certificate or affidavit of pur
em or legally appointed guardian.
Tho enlistment period is for tlireo
yeai.-i except that former" soldiers
may reenlist for one year. The pay
remains the same as during the
emergency, $30.00 per month for
privates up to $121.00 per month for
the higher grades. There is alp ex
tra pay for overseas duty and in ad
dition to the pay there is given ab
solutely free: clothing, lodging, med
ical and dental attention and food, A
very liberal insurance is provided.
All brandies of the service arc open
at this time, viz: Infantry, Cavalry,
Field Artillery, Coast Artillery, Air
Service, Signal Corps Quartermas
ter Corps, Motor Transport Corps,
Tank Corps, Engineer Corps, Veter
inary Corps and Construction Divi
sion. Service in any part of the
United States or Hawaii, China,
Alasku, Panama, tho Philippines, or
GERMANY. There is an absolute
guarantee given to all who enlist
that they will see the country they
choose and that they will be assigned
to the brnnch of service which ap
peals to them most. Service in the
Signal , Corps, Engineers, M otor
Transport Corps or Tank Corps re
quires technical training. In tho
Air service alone there arc over -10
trades to choose from. The Field
Artillery and Coast Artillery open a
large field to those who wish Instruc
tion in mechanical, electrical and
radio work. To the young man of
today, Undo Sam is offering a career
that trains and educates him for ,tho
future. It pays well and is a good
clean cut, honorable work. It builds
character, teaches self-respect and
discipline and makes rod-blooded men.
The main station of tho Omaha dis
trict is located at the Army Building,
loth and Dodge Street.--, Omaha, Ne
braska, and the other stations of tin
district will bo found at Sioux City,
Des Moines, Mason City, Fort Dodge,
Marshalltown, and Crcston, Iowa,
and at Lincoln, Norfolk, Hastings,
Alliance, and Grand Island, Nebras
ka. Correspondence with any of
the above stations for information is
solicited.
Farm Bureau Notes .
ThrcHlicrmcns' Organization
Thre.'-hcrmen have expressed a de
sire to have a meeting called whero
they can discuss and agree upon
some of the problems that pertain to
their work. The principal thing to
decide upon is the uniform price for
threshing.
Meeting
Saturday, July 12, at 'J o'clock p.
m., fharp, in the courtroom of the
court house. All men operating
threshing machines' are urged to bo
present.
Farmers Iliiing Small Rigs
In many neighborhoods farmers
are clubing together and buying
small rigs to do the neighboring
threshing with. Wc have a sample
copy of Constitution and Ry-lnws to
he used for companies of this nature
and would be glad to assist any
neighborhood in the organiaztion of
companies of this kind.
The United States Threshing Divi
sion is offering to conduct three day
short courses in counties that
want them. These short courses arc
for the inexperienced threshermen,
such as neighborhood companies. If
the demand for a course of this kind
is great enough we could probably
land one for Webster County.
HENRY R. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agent
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Along every country road
you will see RACINE
Countrv Road Tires.
Always these tires give the good service. They ate Extra
Tested. That's the reason. Why don't you profit by the
Extra Tested quality of Racine Country Road Tires?
6000 MILE GUARANTEE,
780Q MILE FORD CASINGS
Remember! Wc Give You the BEST in
Vulcanizing, Repairing and Retreading.
RED CLOUD
NEBRASKA
R. C. SUTTON
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T. J. Ward and daughters, Mrs
Francis McCall and 'Miss Vivienne
Ward of Lincoln and son, Dr. Win. i
Ward, of Omaha, are visiting friends
in the city this week.
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Phone, Ind. Store W.Res, 93 RED CLOUD, NEB-
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to their home at
after spending a
grandparents, Mr.
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Schellack returned
Hastings, Monday,
week with their
and Mrs. Gins.
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Hamilton - Cither
Clothing Co.
Everything Mtm
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Land
At Stratton, Colo.
1'or Particulars Write to
Jos. A. Collins Land Co.
Stratton, Colorado
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Postmaster General Orders New Telephone
Toll Rates-Effective June 21, 1919
Offers Several New Classes of Service-Reduces the
Revenue of Telephone Company
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A new method of computing charges on
telephone toll cull under which all, toll rates
within the State of Nebraska, are placed on a
standard basin, hecomes effecthe 12:01 a. in.
Juni 21, 1919. A brief description of this new
method and ol its application to the several
classes of service, is given herewith. The rate
for any particular class of service may be oh
taincd from the long distance operator:
"Station to Station" Rate
When a person makes a toll call without
specifying that conversation is desired with
a particular person, and the connection is es
tablished and conversation held, the "station
to staion" rate applies.
"Station to station" calls should be made
by number wherever Telephone Directory in
formation is available. Where this informa
tion is not available at the calling telephone,
such calls mf.y be made by giving the toll
operator the name and nddre.ss of the sub
scriber at the telephone called.
"Person to Person" Rate
When a person makes a toll call, specifying
that conversation is desired with a particular
person and the connection is established and
conversation held with that person, the "per
son to person" rate applies.
As this sen-ice requires a greater amount
of operating effort, the rate for such calls
is about one-fourth greater than the "station
to station" rate.
This "person to person" rate is computed
on tho day rate between tho points involved,
whether the call is made during the day or
during the night, and the minimum charge
is 15c.
"Report Charge"
When a "person to person" call is made and
the particular person desired is not in or will
not talk, or when an exact telephone address
of the particular person desired has not been
given and he can not bo reached at a tele
phone within one hour a "report charge" ap
plies. Such a charge also applies if the calling
party is absent when the connection is com
pleted within one hour, or if he refuses to
talk.
This charge is to cover compensation for
the operating work performed and is usually
about one-fourth of the "station to station"
rate. .
In any case where a "report charge" ap
plies, the minimum charge is ,10c and tho
maximum $2.00.
"Appointment" Rate
When the calling party in placing his call
appoints a definite specified time at which ho
will talk on a "person to person" basis and
tho conservation is held at tho specified time,
the "appointment" rate applies.
The "appointment" rate is usually about
one-half greater than the "station to station"
rate.
The "appointment" rate is computed on tho
day rate between the points involved, whether
tho call is made during the day or during the
night, and the minimum charge is 25c.
"Report charges" apply under the same gen
oral conditions as specified for "person to per
son" calls.
"Messenger" Calls
When a call is made on a "person to per
son" basis and a messenger is required to sc
, cure attendance of the designated person at
the distant point, the "mtv.-enger call" rate
applies.
This rate is tho same as the "appointment
rate" for the same distance, plus any charge
for messenger service.
The "messenger call" rate is computed on
the day rate between the points involved,
whother tho call is made during the day or
during the night, and tho minimum charge
is 25c.
Messenger charges incurred are to be paid
even if desired conversation is not held.
"Report charges" apply under the same
t general conditions as specified for "person to
person" calls.
Standard Toll Night Rates
The following reduced rates for night serv
ice on a "station to station" basis only arc
effective 12:01 a. m. Juno 21, 1919:
8:30 p. m. to 12:00 midnight About
one-half the "station to station" day
rate.
12:00 midnight to 4:30 a. m. About
- one- quarter of the "station to sta
lion" day rate.
For tho purpose of applying night rates,
the time of day at the point at which a "sta
tion to station" message originates is used.
Day rates apply on calls made at night
when tho "station to station" charge is less
than the minimum night rate of 25c.
"Collect Call,"
"Collect calls" arc calls for which tho
charges are reversed; that is, are to be col
lected from the subscriber at the distant sta
tion at which the call is completed.
Such "collect calls" or reversed charges arc
allowed only in connection with "person to
person" calls.
Example Showing Application of
New Rates
Assuming tho air-line distance between toll
points to ho more than 144 miles, but not
more than 152 miles, the following initial
period rates for service under the various
classes offered would apply:
"Station to station" rate $1.00
Completed "person to person"
rate .... 1.25
Completed "appointment" rate..... 1.50
Completed "messenger cnll" rate 1.50
Plus messenger charges.
Report charge .. 25
Rate between 8:30 p. m. and
12:00 midnight, ."station to
station" service only 50
Rate between 12:00 midnight and
4:30 a. m., "station to station"
service only .25
The rate for a "station-to-station call is
generally loss than the present chnrgo and
the pcrson-to-person rate is a slight increase
in some cases. The revenue produced under
the new tariff will be less than was received
under the old rates.
The Postmaster General's classification and
rates have been in effect on interstate busi
ness since the first of this year.
The United States Supreme Court has estab
lished tho Postmaster General's authority to
prescribe rates and at 12:01 a. in., June 21,
tho now long distance rates and classifica
tions are the legal rates on all toll business
throughout the United States.
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