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N -iT-'- -v--v. -yjLWASx?rtr - '.-tr - . !iiiSEr- r t-.v- .,1 s.-st,s -a-Bi-.a ftfr , r A Newspaper That flhes The Hews Fifty-twa Weeks Each Year For $1.50 VQLUME 48 RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA. JANUARY 1, 1920 NUMBER 1 VBBsaaxeinxiiiiD I WHAT A BANK SHOULD BE Capital and Surplus $35,000.00 0 Interest Pud on Time Depoiitt yHE RELATION BETWEEN A BANK A and itj depositor is diffr rrnt from that between oilier liai of timin:ss and llieir customers. And a bank can be uicful to its clients beyond the mere tie positing, pajing and lending of money, A bank stands in confidential relation to its deprs'torr. It lus opportunities to help them and opportunities to take advsntage cf them. It becomes familiar with their fimiicial transactions It knows what deals they are planning and making. Not only their money but thrir business secrets ate in its hands for safekeeping. Further, the bank is the support be hind the man, upon which he can call for help. Your bank, to be really useful, should be honor able; strong enough to furnish help when needed. District Court Terms for 1920 I Terms of the Dibtrk-t Court of Web ster County, for 1020, tire nb follow: April fall, .lurjr .May 'Jnd, Kiiuity Cvtber ll.Jtiry I)cl 0, Kquity. i Xatiittiliziitioti liiHtit)i?4 will be he'd April r.tli iiml OctolnT lltli. nil pt'ti. lions bi'iti,' Mil.ji'ot to c:i 1 at 1:!!0 p in, COl'NTY SCHOOL NOTES (By County Superintendent.) There is n movement being started in Albany, New York, called the American Humane Association. They are offering $22,") it: prizes for post ers to educate the people in the treat ment of animals. Class 1, is for children from the 1st to tite 4th crude inclusive. 3th Many Improvement", re to be rnc to tlle Sth ,'rado ""Iii8ive. In lied Cloud during nineteen twenty, . C,,,SR U if for chilll'en ,n HiKh tivoof tvhlcli will be on Wcl.st.M-street. 'Schol and Tr!liine Clnss pupils. ' Harney" Sutton K now lmii,-r i.hui ' iass 'l ,s J()l' rt students and per made for :i building on bis lots jitit. nuttlioftlic Independent Telephone Cnnp'iiy' bnlUHiig and whii com- Official! U .i j. i io me 4in gratte inclusive. DUllding Improvements Class 2 is for children from the LEOLA LUCY do you remember her? The auburn haired Irish colleen, who starred in "Gypsy Love" and "Mandalay." That is she the one they call "the Irish Soprano." She sings Tor The New Edison with that pleasant Irish Yoice which has made her such a favor ite on the stage. Fons not included in other classes. If further information" is desired send stamped envelopes to Poster THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK Edward Florance, President Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cashier D'iiotlU Uumuntttdliijthf I'iotitoti (luimmt't t'nmt of the Vtttr of SthmAii raOT!!'!MOI.Km jWMTOIIOTHM New Year Greetings Nineteen Twenty It is with pleasure that we annouce that this year's holiday .trade exceeded our expectations, in fact dur tlie entire year of nineteen eighteen the patronage we enjoyed has surpassed that of the' previous years. We attribute this to lite ever-growing confidence of the public in our business methods and the high quality of the lines merchandise we sell, as without your confidence and co-operation this high Standard could not have been attained. We wish to thank you for your 1'beral patronage in the past and to re quest a continuance of the same during the coming year, and wish you a HAPPY AND PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR J. C. MITCHELL Jeweler and Optometrist iriwaiMSiiiJM raiHXMliM A New Year Resolution N I N H T E H N T 1F li N T Y u . A - mm n WE WISH YOU A HAPPY NEW YEAR That we shall con tinue to give the people of Webster County and the surrounding territory the BEST there is in HOME FURNISHINGS at the lozuest prices and that we shall put forth every effort to serve you. pletod ulll lie ii-ed by his on, U C. Sutton as a Kiirae nnd vtilciuizinr.' shop This bmldlnp will add greatly to the appeal mice of this block and Mr. Sutton I to be complimented on his. display of business ability and elvie piide. Clias. Swnrtz, manuger of the J;s. I'dterson impletnentstote is now super-vl-dtiK the improvements being made on the building on South Webster street. -A concrete llcor will be laid in the building. A new brick and plate glass front will aho be put in, which uiH greatly fnliancis thehppear ance of this block. Four Couples Married Turnure-Wilson The home of Mr. aud Mrs. V. G. Turn tire was "the scene of a ptetty but quiet wedding, on Shturday evening. December 27, when their dnughter, Miss Gieta, was united in marriage to Mr. Kenneth R. WlUou. llev Cope psrtoimed the ceremony. Ifoth these young people aie popular in this community. They are eradti atesof the Red Cloud High School. Miss Turntire later attsnding the State Uuiversity. After completing his. high huhool course MrtVilhOti was employed in tho Webster County Rank, until joining Uncle Sam's, fighting forces in tho recent struggle. After being mus. tered out of tho service he located in Denver where he now holds a respons ible position with one of the city'n leading loan and trust companies. They left on the morning train, Sun day, for that city where they will be at home to their many friends'. Dept., The American Humane Asso ciation, Humane Society IUdg., Al bany, New Yoik. Humane Week is April 12 17. Hu mane Sunday, April 18, 1920. 1 have some protest blanks from have &&&&& .uH I ax" .'a r j it it i . :...! Graham Furniture Company Barrett-Horanvltlc Matrloi at Guide Hook on (.'hristiiias eve, Miss Lela ltarrett and Hat old Moranvillu. The pastor of tho M K. church of that place performed the ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clias. ltarrett of this city. After graduating from the local high school she nccopted a position in the local ottlce of the Lincoln Telephone Com pany, later advancing to the place of chief operator. Mr. Moranvillo is a son of Dr. and Mrs. C. V. Morauvilte, former residents of this city, but now residing at Hem- Ingford, Nebraska. The young couple will make their home ou a farm near Hemingford m - Garreft-Flncrier and Worlela-FInchcr A double wedding wns solemnized nt the lyncher home in this city on Christmas afternoon at r?:30. The con tracting parties being Donjumin J. Flnoher and Miss KldaO. Garrett and Fountain V, Finnher and Miss Anusi 15 Worlein. Kev, .1. I.. lUeebe ofllciated. Tlio recently made heads of these two households are sons of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Flnoher, pioneer residents of this community. Miss Garret is a daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. T.Qarret of Oklahoma. Miss Worlein is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Worlein of Koyuolds, Neb. Uotli of the young couples will make Red Cloud their home. Congregational Churck Notes Regular 'perlow neuauncUf morn-. th r,ord'a;Sypper.' ' ' Mif(1' The ittfaual businea's BMMtlDg wiU be heiu at 3 o'oldek in'.the tfttrnnnrt'iftV ihe phurch. A full attendance members Irrtiutated. of the State Superintendent but only enough for the proposed dist ricts, not for each old school district. The one I sent you wns made for thnt purpose hut not according to the law, he says. You will have to ask for these lat ter, for as I have said, there is not enough for each' old school district. Anyone wishing-'to protest agdinst the' prcsQ.ntyine drawn should be s'tart i!g to get IhcJr 25 per cent of the en tiro proposed school district. The time for protests is from Jan uary 13 to Fcbarury 24 if the lines do not please you. Three lines have been changed in the map. District I was extended one mile further cast. D'strict J one mile further south. The reparating line between District L and District M was made :o go on the half section line all the way down in stead of half of the way. This gives District M.2l4 square miles of what was in District L as the maps first came out. There is still a little qucs-l tion about the lines on tho Xickolls and Franklin sides. After tho 2Uh of February, if you' don't want consolidation just do noth-j ing. Things don't change until you petition for an election. Every e.'ec-1 tion will cost the county over five dollars so "f you intend to vote it down, why cte. If the matter is In que?' ion nrd you don't know Just how you stand, the only thing to do to settle it ir. to call a vote. If theic are any questions you wish to ask and will send them in I will have them answered in tho papers so that all can get the information I ask of the State Superintendent. I sent him u letter asking some questions I had been akcd but so far I have not had what I felt was a satisfactory answer fo; you. He just "referred mo to the law and I am not sure I can tell just what that means. I am afraid I will put- a construction on it that the state will not back up and then you will bo ii.convenienccd. The County Superintendent will send frartked postals to the doctors of tho county that they will send in the number they will need to report con tagious diseases to her on. The new law makes it necessary to send in tltcso reports when on imnd every Saturday. All contagious diseases of .own or country should lie, reported to the County Superintendent as soon a known about so that she can send in her report every Saturday. Blanks wore sent to some 15 teach ers asking them to answer some ques tions that were to provide data for a dr've for higher wages. So far two have lespont'ed. This must indicate one of two things cither, the teach ers are all satisfcid with their wages or they haven't enough spirit to look out for their welfare. Wanks wore also sent out asking the amount to be allowed for exhibit work so that the teachers Woijld not Jiave to buy mount Ing board qtc., out of their own pock ets but accrdirUf to?i,iridlcations tlioy prefer to Jlt themselves. . , ;Ar state sDellinV' contest is -to be f'&iil! IrmLincoln Hbifl 'sptorl ,an"Jntv- .stauo ofc.waymv soutn i;aKota, Minne sota, Iowa and Nebraska will be the Continued on page 3 .,. mi I "'iiiiH : II juJ II II .Tl' Thii little picture is made fiom an act. tuil photograph Mkeu at the IMIson Re cording .Studios, Fifth Ave., New York, a few weeks ago, as Miss I.itey made the IMison 'utillelal Test" of one of her re cordings betoie it was released to the public. She stood besidu the New Edison and sang Then suddenly she ceased aud the New IMbon sang the song alone. Was there any difference? The listening jury of experts said there was no difference and the recording was passed as "Oilllciiil" the literal Uli-CUKATION of Leola l.ucey's voice. Does this seem unbelievable to you? If so let us give you tho proof musical evidence your ears will bolieve, evidence your mind will accept The NEW EDISON "The Phonograph with a Soul". deserves thirty minutes of your time. We guarantee to give you a de. lightf ul .half hour of music. We w.lll uot importune you to buy.. When may we see ou at our store? " " ''' B. H. NE WHO USE OPTOMaTRIST and WWULBR BMSESCTHMam CASH SAVERS TRADE WITH US : PAYCASH YOU GET THE BENEFIT YOU PAY ONLY FOR WHAT YOU GET AND GAT WHAT YOU PAY FOR There is no percentage fujurcd in on our selling price to cover loss on poor accounts. Cash is king in our store. Cash buying of our stock means discounts. Business con ducted on a cash basis permits us to sell on a closer margin and means benefit to YOU and us. Look these over Canned Goods No 2 can Huco Pineapples, each 40c No. 3 can Pork and Beans 17c No. 1 tall can pink Salmon 25c No. 1 tall can red Frontier Salmon 35c Blue Ribbon pealed peaches, lb 30c Table Syrup Crystal White Table Syrup, gal 51.10 American Brand Table Syrup (dark) gal $1.00 Flour Special High Patent Flour. 48 lb $3.40 Big Jumbo Peanuts, lb .25c Farmers Union J. F. Edwards, Mgr. Red Cloud, Neb. "NOT IN THE COMBINE" 3jjwffinBmn iwinnuiu If you are in need of a t i GOOD FARM CHEAP Easy Terms i i i'.. -? mS You will do well to Write to R. H.Craig, Baik of Orleans, Orleans, Net 4 1 mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmlmmmmmmmmam KM i I t '"). t vr.v-f' ' ,J war .