BED CLOUD, XIIIillA, OEIII
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MEN WANT
Telephone linemen and groundmen need
ed at many of our exchanges at once.
Also inexperienced men to learn tele
phone work. Standard wages and steady
employment. Apply to Manager or Wire
Chief at our nearest telephone exchange.
Telephone subscribers will confer a favor
upon the Company by directing appli
cants whom they are unable to employ,
to our nearest office.
Applicants unable to call in person may
telephone our nearest exchange manager
free by reversing the toll charge. ,
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What Kind of Plates Are
in YOUR Battery?
The big value of your storage battery
quick starts and longer life de
pends largely upon the battery plates.
Soft Plates
provide plenty, cf "pep" and power while the
battery is new, but quickly wear down and lose
their strenfith, making a short-lived battery.
Hard'Plates
provide long life and staying ability, but the bat
ery lacks the "pep" and power necessary for
quick starts, good lights and ignition.
Perfected Process Plates
are tho only plates that combine the good fea
tures of both. Prest-O-Lite Perfected Process
Plates have a super-hard center or "backbone"
yet the surface is porous and therefore super-sensitive
to the electro-chemical action which creates
electricity for starting, lighting and ignition. They
give greater "pep," power nnd longer life to every
Prest-O-Lite Battery.
Be sure your next battery has these plates.
a Distinctive Feature
of Every
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II F0 BATTERS I
I Red Cloud Battery Service Station
i HE KtD CLOUD CHIEF
HeU Cloud, Nebrneka.
"iUIjHHED EVERY THURSDAY
Cctercd In the l'ofttbtMe nt Itid (loud, Neb
ft Hccond Class Mntter'
A. U McARTHUIt, Editor and Owner
rtK UN&Y DKMOIHATIC I'AI'ISIl IN
WKDSTP.ll COUNTY
Advertising R.ates
Foreign, per column Inch 15c
Local. 10 & 1214
'J'bcM nttCHWtnt in'n ellvft uv;. lut
Farm Bureau Netes
Council Proceedings
Mayor P. C. Pope called the Coun
cil together in regular session on
Tuesday night with nil members
present and after the minutes of the
July meetings were read and npprov
cd, the report of S. R. Florance was
read and ordered placed on file.
The city treasurer's report show
ing 8,300.00 in the Paving Fund,
treasurer was instructed to redeem
paving warrants as fast as funds
came in.
The matter of converting the pav
ing warrants into a bond issue was
discussed at considerable length, but
it was decided not to take any ac
tion at present in order to give tho
property owners a chance to pay tip.
Councilman Turnure introduced
two ordinances, one tho Levy Ordi
nance for tho year ending July 1920
and an Appropriation Ordinance
both of which, on proper reading,
were duly passed.
After allowing tho following
claims, the Council adjourned to
August 25th, at 9 p. in., standard
time:
J. A. Bradford $135.00
W. A. Patten
A. Clark .
Leo McArthttr ..-...
E. $. Harbor
S. R. Floranco
O. C. Tecl
Mrr or Coal Co
Sam Mountford
C. R. Lewis
Frank Clauson
Eei Can-
Malono Gcllatly ..
Pope Bros
Chais. Barrett
Smith & McKimmey
Argus
American Ins. Co.
Bernard McNeny
R. S. Mitchell ..,.
Grant, Fulton & Lctton
Arflo (Jo.
Fairbanks, Morse & Co.
Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co.
Lincoln Elec. Machine Works
Nichols Roofing Co.
McGraw Co.
Midwest Elec. Co. 1 .
Nat'l Refininc Co
Sanitary Wiping Cloth Co.
The claims nf Plati & F
$36.80. Josie Igou for So.OO and Gen
oral Electric Co. for 700.00 were, laid
over.
130.00
115.00
G0.45
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10S.-17
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16S.00
150.00
62 80
30.00
10.00
907.60
3.f)o
105.00
5.95
15.00
117.70
900.00
10.00
365.00
22.50
66.00
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92.85
571.71
28.80
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84.86
19.98
441.09
Frees for
Reflections Of The Rotdsioc
An idea of the thrift and success
of a farmer is often formed largely
by the appearance of the roadside
nlnnf Viin fnvm. A stwtli of ivpndv.
desolate, neglected roadside abruptly
terminating at a lino fence and the '
adjoining stretch clean, neat and
well kept, often causes a consider
able difference in our conception, ng-
riculturally of tho two farms as well
as of the persons operating them.
Some farmers evidently consider
l.o roadside along their farms as
distinctly separate from and wholly
outside of their jurisdiction, and any
time or labor expended in keeping it
as so much gratuitously donated to
the public. Every farmer should con
sider the roadside along his farm as
deserving as much of his attention as
the farm itself. He should consider
the road the "front way" to his farm
and, instead of it receiving second
ary attention, it should be one of the
first places by which the appearance
of the farm is improved.
At first thought, to cut the weeds
along the road while back in the corn
field they arc growing rank, seems
rather incongruous, but it also seems
absurd to cut tho weeds in the corn
field while those by tho roadside arc
left to thrive and help to resced tho
field again. If weeds arc not in liar-1
mony itlv our ideals of good farm-1
ing, why is it not good policy to di
rect tho first efforts in tho way of
their removal to the roadside, thus
not only benefitting ourselves but all
who travel the highway, as wo'l?
A neat, clean roadside improves
tho appef.inncc of the farm. Appear-!
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Closing Out Sale
OF ALL OUR
Theac arc no seconds offered at giveaway-prices
but our regular line o up
date goods at prices that are practical
ly as low as present day wholesale cost.
You must see the goods in order to ap
preciate the values we are offering.
A few More Henderson Corsets
at Less Than Present Cost
This is your opportunity to purchase your
favorite corset at a VERY LOW PRICE.
SPECIAL PRICES on All
MINA TAYLOR DRESSES
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NOTICE.
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To Webiter County Board ol Equalize
tlon. The Stite Levy huvlnc been certified
to me by the State Iloiml of Equnlizif
tiou I hereby call tho Webster Coutitv
l!o.ird nt Efiimlization to meet, ur th
Coui;t Home in Red Cloud on Tuirinv
Atictfit IStli. lOltint lo o'elook A M
for tho purpose of con pMing tho w 1 k
of E(imlizatinn and mukltitlie Lvl?i
rpquli-Md by law rir tins Conntv. School
DUtriuts and ete for th yir 10i0
II. F. PERRY.
(&nl ) County Clerk.
Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Stevens of
Ilcnkleinan attended the funeral of
C E. Eldrcdgc Monday afternoon.
Misses Florence and Margaret
Frahm returned to their homo at
Rluc Hill Friday after visiting Mary
McRride and attending tho Chautau
qua.
Harry Eldredge of Kensington,
Kansas, and Will Eldredge of Lake
City, Iowa, arrived in. this city Sat
urday to attend the funeral of their
father, Chas. E. Eldredge.
Report of the Condition
-OF Til 1:-
Webster County Bank
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA.
Chnrter No. 1019, Incorporated In the State of
Nebraska, nt tho closo of business July
31, 11119. v
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I.oariR and miscounts .. lRi.,V)().:fi)
Overdrafts ,,0,U87
Liberty nnd Victory Ilondsand War
Huvinu binmpH ao,frW.:if.
Furniture nnd Fixtures , 1,000.00
Current expenses, taxes nnd
Interest paid :v,ir.
Duo from nntlonal and htato
I'anks $fll,:s!.7.!
Checks and Iteinsof
oxcimnut- r.; .-w
Currency f,KW.OO
Silver, nlckelsand cents.. "07.0 70.r.V).70
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ROY SATTLEY I
UNDERTAKING
LICENSED IN KANSAS AND NEBRASKA
RED CLOUD - . - . NEBRASKA
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Total
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Capital stock paid in ...
surplus fund "" .
Undivided profits ...
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Duiimiidniul Tlmo certlil-
cutis of deposit C8(8i.M 1E1I.U7I 7.1
nepohltorn' fimranty fund 1, 17ft.
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10,000 00
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STATBOI'NKIIHASICA, ',J,,-,
County of Webster. f s
I, H. It. F1.01w.vc1:. cashier of tho above
niiined bank, do hereby swear that thoaboe
statement Is a correct and true copy of the
report madu to the. "slate llanklnir llonrd.
H. It. FI.UHANCK,
attkst; Cashier.
S. It. I'i.ohanck, Director.
C. J.l'oi'K, Director.
Subscribed and sworn to boloro mo this
Clh day of Auijust IU1U.
kai.J Ilenmrd McNeny
Notary l'ubllc.
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Some Eastern chicken huyers arc
in the city this week buying a car of
chickens which they will ship to
New York City. Sam Jones will ac
company tho shipment and will no
doubt .get a glimpse of the bright
lights of Broadway before (his return.
inj: the value of a farm. Hence, to
improve its appearance, increases its
value, and the land in every locality
or community has a general reputa
tion to sustain or to he ashamed of
as the case may be.
County Agricultural Agent,
HENRY R. FAUSCH.
SOCIETY OF 353th
The "Society of the 355th Infan
try," an organization formed by the
active members who remained with
the regiment during its stay in the
army of occupation, while stationed
at Saarburg, Germany, has opened
Headquarters in Lincoln, Nebraska,
reparatory to opening the member
ship campaign for men who be
longed at one time or another but
who left the regiment before they
Had the opportunity of becoming a
rp'ember of the permanent organiza
tion. .' .Every man who served honorably
aft any time with the 355th Infantry
ilV eligible to membership and is in
cited to get in touch with the head-ejuartei-s.
More than a thousand
members were enrolled at the first
series of meetings in Germany af
ter which work had to be delayed on
.account of the movement home of
the Eighty-ninth division.
The Society is preparing now to
publish for its members a complete
roter of all men who were with the
regiment at any time as .well as
list of casualties and the reprinted
history of the Division and regi
ment as published in Germany. It is
intended to hold the first convention
this fall probably in Lincoln, Oma
ha, or Kansas City, on or about No
vember 11th, the exact place and
date to be made public later, and it
is hoped and expected that a large
majority of the five thousand men,
enrolled under the name of the
355th at one time or another will
come there to renew acquaintances
that cannot be kept alive without
some such system.
Earl M. Cline of Nebraska City,
formerly Captain with the regiment
was chosen firat president when the
Society was formed in Germany,
Charles W. Hill of Ravenna, mess
sergeant with F Company was marie
vice president and Carlisle L. Jones
of Lincoln, Corporal of Headquar
ters Company, was made secretary
and treasurer, and to him all -applications
for membership or informa
tion may be addressed. Membership
fee for the first year which includes
the publications the society is pre
paring, is a dollar with provision
that the yearly dues may be any
thing adopted at the convention un
der a dollar a year.
This is of particular interest to
Nebraska men because the 35rith In
fantry was tho largest single unit
known as a Nebraska unit that
reached active service. It suffered
the heaviest casualties of any reg
iment of the Division and was
in the thick of things and known as
tiie iMcorasKa infantry. AU mem
bers from Ml states are included 111
the tociety nuct several hundred men
:.nd officers trtm the olh"r Mates
arc already enrolled, but it is hoped
that for Nebraska the regiment
may come to mean what favorite
regiments have been to other states
in previous wars. To this end it is
especially desired that all Nebraska
men once identified with the 35bth
Infantry get in touch with tho per
manent organization this summer.
Men from Ked Cloud or in the
neighborhood of Red Cloud who are
already members of this society and
who can give information concern
ing its formation in Europj and
the good it is hoped to do include:
Randall Young, Guide Rock; Perry
Lovcjoy, Inavale; B. C. Anderson,
Red Cloud; Otho A. Ellison, Red
Cloud; Harvey J. Ricker&on, Red
Cloud.
BAPTIST CHUIini NOTES
Sunday School at 10 u m., prench
ing at 11 a. m., and 3 11. m.
The pastor und daughter returned
homo Monday from Lone Tree at
which place they had two fino ser
vices Sunday and n gooi Sunday
School with fifty-five in attendance.
All are cordially Jnvitci to attend
our services.
V. M. HARPER, Tastor.
Buy Your Tires Where You
Get the Most for Your Money
Racine Country Road Tires A rugged tire design
ed to meet the Farmer's need. Built for the man who
must drive his car on bad roads as well as good ones. Also
Um S. Tires All kinds. Usco plain chain or nobby
treads. New Punetnre Proof Tubes. Tube
Casings. Rose Pumps.
All Kinds of Retreading and Repairing
R. C. SUTTON SIdbS
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Mr. and Mrs.
ED. AMACK
UNDERTAKING
Phone, Ind. Store 1 58, Res, 93
RED CLOUD, NEB.
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Time Out of Doors
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When the weather is hot and sultry and the house
seems "stuffy" make yourself comfortable out of doors
We have a complete line of furniture suitable for
the porch and lawn porch swings and nice, easy
rockers and chairs.
And for the home we have just what you want.
We can furnish any or every room complete.
Designs that will please you and prices that are in
keeping with the quality of goods we sell.
RO Y SA TTLEY
Red Cloud's Exclusive Furniture Dealer
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Do You Sleep Well These Hot Nights
You Would if You had a 5
Scrcened-in Sleeping Porch ?
Any style of house has a convenient
wall or corner for such an improvement
LET'S TALK IT OVER
Jlalone-Gellatly Go.
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Mrs. Grace Tabor, who had been
visiting Mrs. Frank Peterson left
this morning for Lincoln.
Mrs. Chas. Walters and sister,
Miss Nellie Gilham are upending:
the day im Hastings. (
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