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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (Jan. 15, 1920)
XED OL.WD, HKIKASKA, "Ci I MARY PICKFORD in "THE HOODLUM" pl- Orpheum : Monday and Tuesday ADMISSION 35c and lie ynsHiMiiimira WHAT A BANK SHOULD BE R Capital and Suiplut $35,000.00 Intereit Paid on Time Deposits TTHE RELATION BETWEEN A BANK and ill depoiitori ii different from that between other linet of busioess aid their cuitomen. And bank can be useful to iu clients beyond the mere de positing, paying and lending of money, .A bank standi in confidential relation to its depositors. It hat opportunities help them and opportunities to take advantage of them. It becomes familiar with their finaicial transactions' It knows what deals they are planning and making. Not only their money but their business secrets are in its hands for safekeeping. Further, tha 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. THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK Edward Floiance, President Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cashier Dtprttitt (.naninUtdi'j tht Dijionltnr Uuamnttt Fumtoftht Mute of Xibrituka iwcrarauBm Geo. W. Hutchison JReal Estate. Insurance, Loans, Abstracts ipufVOrc I Office, Red 33. lad, 63 Red Cloud moiNtb ) ReicUlce ,77 Nebraska 210 Acres Combination stock and grain farm. 70 acres pasture. 25 acres alfalfa, balance under cultivation: cultivated land all level except about 20 acres; five room house, stable for 8 head of horses, small granary, garage, silo, cow and hog sheds, well and windmill and only 20 feet to water, about five acres of heavy timber fenced hog tight, good orchard, close to school, on R. F. D. and telephone, two and one-half miles to town, $75.00 per acre. 100 Acres All under cultivation except about 20 acres: 80 acres on the famous Prairie'Dog valley, level as a floor and the very best black 'loam alfalfa and corn ground, balance gentle slope: Good six room house, well -and windmill, small stable, corn crib, garage, etc. Mile and a half to town on a perfectly level road. This is one of the choice farms in this valley, and land of this character has sold in the same neighborhood during the past few months from $125 to $135 per acre. Close to school and on R. F. D. and telephone. Price $100 per acre. Possession miiy bo bad on either of those farms Murch 1, 10'JO, nn.l may be bought on a payment of 32..'i00 oash, balance up to onu-hulf ot purchase p'rlce March 1, 1020, ami owner will carry buck one httlf of the puroha.se price for live yearn at 0 percent. These farms are locatod in Harlan uounty, Nebraska, and will bo on tho market but a short time us owner will rent them If not sold. mMDicimmraiD ixoijikhim Christian Church Sunday, January 18 10 a. m. Surf day School 11 a. m. Preaching Service 2 p. m. Service at South Side Mission 6:30 p. m. C. E. Service 7:00 p.m. Sermon. Evangelistic Services Sunday night all next week ME RED CLOUD CHIEF Red Cloud, Nebrnaka. PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY Intercd In the I'tmtofllcc at Itcd Cloud, Neb ns Second Class Matter? A. B. MoAUTHUR, Editor and Owno CHB ONIiY DKMOOHATIO I'Al'EH IN WKIiSTUtt COUNTY Advertising Rates Fof'eisjn, per column Inch i 15c Local, ' " " 10 &. 12 COUNTY SCHOOL NOTES (By County Superintendent) In preparing for eighth grade ex amination, each teacher should have the board get half enough eighth grade question books of Oscar Warp of Mindcn, Nebraska, and one half enough of Milburn Scott of Beatrice, Nebraska. The books are 25c apiece 20c (I think) when purchased in any quantity. Several schools could go in together and get advantage of the !ovcr price. The eighth graders have to pas in Bookkeeping and English Compel fiition. An easy text in Bookkeeping Is Principles of Bookkeeping and Farm Accounts by Bexell and Nichols. The American Book Company publishes the book. It might be well to get a munual for each school seeing that the new laws do not require Book keeping in the teacher's certificate so the teacher is not expected to know very much about it. A good text for English Composition is Pearson & Kirchway "Esscntinls of English. New Terminology," published by the Amer ican Book Company. Howard Rickard is now teaching in the school where Miss Chaplin re signed. She takes her school of last year at an increase of j?ary. The Department of the Interior announce a National Conference on Rural School Consolidation at Cedar Falls, Iowa, February 17 to ID, inclu sive. They say the one room school should have the best qualified teach ers in the whole public system, if you are going to place the best qualified teachers any where for here is where the Herculean task is. It is not the place for amateur adventurers or ju venile pretenders. "Wherever the na tion and the state permit a man to go with his family in an honest effort to earn an honest living, it is the duty of the nation and the state to follow that family and to provide the child ren thereof with adequate school priv ileges." This is riot done Jr. at least one hundred thousand rural schools of the United States. The new map has been finished with very few changes those spoken of last week and a new district form-. ed from the north two miles of Cowles district and the nouth three miles of Blue Hill District. In doing this, the west line of Rosemont was moved half a mile cast for its' whole length. The committee have tried their best to please everybody a large sized at tempt. Any one that is dissatisfied have redress. Send to the County Superintendent for n protest sheet. Get 25 per cent of signers from the proposed districts affected and send to the State Superintendent. It has gone out of the Committee's hands now and they could do nothing more if they would. Mr. Peisinger was in Red Cloud Wednesday, January 7, to tend to some redistricting matters, ' Farm Bureau Notes Council Proceedings Mayor P. C. Pope called the Coun cil together in adjourned session at the Council Chambers, on Friday evening, with all members present and uftcr tho minutes of thy December 2nd meeting were read and approved, the report of S. R. Florance was read and ordered placed on file. Attorney Foe was present and stat ed that tho band boys were short about $100.00 and as only ?GO.0O had been drawn on tho .'100.00 appro priation, the secretary of the band was instructed to present the unpaid bill to the Council at its next meet ing. The bill of R. P. Wccsncr was order cd returned to them, the same being not a just bill for the Council to set tle. The city clcrki was instructed to return to the Abel Construction Co., the bonds deposited with the city, as a guarantee on the curbing, put in by them two years ago. The following claims were audited and "allowed: J. A. Bradford $135.00 W. A. Patten A. Clark Lee McArthur & R. Florance O. C Teel Sam Mountford C. R. Lewis American Ins. Co. Peterson Garage E. S. Garber Vumurc ft Son Grice & Grimes - Siv. Mik.'Ch A. B. .Vc Arthur Sophy Sherer Fairbanks & Morse Co. John C. Moore Corp. General Elec. Co. Mid-West Elec. Co. . Nafl Refining Co. . Crane Co. iso.oo 115.001 56.00 375.06 30.26 150.00 19.60 27.90 29.94 15.00 8.95 3.35 12.00 1.85 8.86 78.89 16.65 20.75 60.38 225.44 50.12 What Everyone Should Know PROJECTS OF WORK FOR 1920 LIVE STOCK I 1. Better Live Stock. A. Pure Bred Sire Campaign. B. Improved Live Stock Breeding Ass'n. C. Live Stock Sales. ' 2. Animal Diseases. A. B'.ackleg. r B. Hog-Cholerc. -. - v 3. Junior Live Slock Work. "-. A. Student's Stock Judging." B. Calf Clubs. C. Pig Clubs. 1. Poultry. A. Culling Demonstration. 5. Sheep. A. Shearing and Docking Demon stration. PESTS II 1. Prairie Dog Eradication. A. Distributing Poison Oats. COMMUNITY WELFARE III 1. Organization. A. Developing Local Leaders. 2. Education. A. Visiting Schools. 3. Farmers' Institute. I. Faun Exchange. f. Farm Loans, FIELD CROPS IV 1. Improved Varieties of Grain. 2. Sweet Clover and Sudan Grass. HENRY R. FAUSCH, County Agricultural Agent. The Fourteenth Decennial Census of the United States is on! Uuder the immediate direction o E. R. Sadler, Supervisor of the 5th census district of Nebraska, census enumerators will call at every dwel ling house in this community to se cure the information necessary to fill out the questions contained on the printed census schedules. Questions covering the following points will be asked of every person in the United States: Sex; color or race; age at last birthday; whether single, married, widowed or divorced; birthplace of person enumerated and birthplaces of father and mother, giving names of both country and province If foreign born; occupation, specifying trade or profession, also industry in which cm' ployed; whether attending school; whether able to read; whether able to write; whether able to speak Eng lish; whether home is owned or rent ed, and if owned whether home is free of incumbrance or is mortgaged. Persons of foreign biith will be asked questions concerning these ad ditional pojnts: Year of immigration to the United States; whether naturalized, and it so the year of naturalization; mother tongue or native language. EVERY FARM VISITED Census enumerators will also call at every farm in this community to secure the information necessary to fill out the questions contained on the agricultural schedule; Each farmer will be asked questions concerning the acreage and value of his farm; whether he owns, rents or partly owns and partly rents the land he farms; the value of the buildings, machinery and implements belonging to his farm; the quantity of all crops raised on his farm during the year 1919; and many other questions which cover all possible farm operations. An absolutely accurate and com plete census vitally concerns the wel fare of this community and of every person" living Jlrr it.hc official jfcrpi' ulution for the pcxtton years will .be determined by the census of 1920. Be ready with your answers when the census man calls at your house. List Of Enumerators, Webster County Geo. G. Hoit, Cowles. Roy Wolf, Red Cloud. Gladys II. Long, .Cowles. P. S. King, Red Cloud. Ira A. Pace, Jr., Guide Rock. William Schneiber, Innvale C. Wright, Rosemont. Richard G. Topham, Blue Hill. J. II. Kellogg, Jr., Red Cloud. Clura McMillcn, Red Cloud. Edward G. Glebe, Blue Hill. pn iiicii(c in $2.95 I lWit(' 'MS3tmSSZMbWm dUl I 2) Young MENS Odds and ends from our Fall and Summer Stock Kuppenheimer Society Brand' EXTRA GOOD SUITS Sizes are 32 to 37 i Worth at the Present Prices $25.00 to $35.00 Cowden-Kaley Clothing Co. ALWAYS RELIABLE N' ?lFnF 7lHM raoi HOTHMMIIWflillMUM Start the New Year Right By buying your groceries where the two important fatcors predominate HIGH QUALITY MERCHANDISE SOLD AT - FAIR PRICES All the brands o! goods we sell are the best the market affords and sold under A GUARANTEE Our many years of experience enables us to select merchandise that satisfies P. A. Wullbrandt Groceries and Queensware toMMM Mr. and Mrs. ED. AMACK UNDERTAKING Phone, Ind. Store 158, Res, 93 RED CLOUD, NEB HWWWJVWJW t. Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gilhum, after visiting with their parents, lis this city, loft. Kridityjmoming fo. Sheldon, Iowa to ..spend fa few.dayn beforoTO-' turning to their homo at Langcwn, Glycerine Mixture Prevents Appendicitis Simple gl, Murine, hiiukthorn bnrW, i'to , ns inlx.'d In Adler-l.ua, removes all foul, accumulated poisonous ninttor from I10TH upper and lower.bowol und prevents appendicitis.' Relieves ANY OASrigus on stomach or constipation Tho INSTANT pleasant action of Ad-ler-l-liu surprlbus both doctors and 'pa tlontv A tHwIiiess'niiti) reports grout benefit' Id h long standing case of 'indi gestion and sour htouuyjh. (?. L. -Cot P""n 4'Hess's Poultry Panacea" is one of the best tonics and egg producrs on the market and has been used here for years. We also sell ''MORE EQG" the popular advertised article for making hens lay. Fully guaranteed to produce RESULTS OR YOUR MONEY REFUNDED. CHAS. L. C0TTING 'The Druggist' viiiiMiiiramm raiwraMaim I!!I!UIUI!!UID HARDWARE Aii Important Annuncancnt will soon appear in this paper. Watch for it! GEO. W. 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