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RED OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF
Haurve Wonderly's ClearvUp
Public Sale
Ilavlugfiold my farm I am moving to California and I will sell at public sale
at my firm 2 miles cnt nnd 7 hontli of Innvnle, fi miles wost and 7 miles soiitli
of Red Cloud, .1 miles west, and 12 miles north ot Lebanon ami 1 mllo north
nnd 4Ji miles cast of Wotner, on
Thursday, Jan. 29
Commencing at 10 o'clock sharp
24 Head of Stock
6 Head of Horses
1 bay horse, 5 yrs old, wl 1659: 1 black marc, 5 yrs old, wt 1500;
1 bay marc. 9 yrs old, wt 1500; 1 bay mare, 11 yrs old, vt MOO; 1
family driving horse, 12'yrs. wt 1200; 1 bay marc, 12 yrs old, wt
1000, in foal to Jack.
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, Nebraska
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Local
Lawrence Manley Laid to Rest
Lawrence (). Mauley passed away at
the home of his parents, Mr. uiul Mrs.
.1. R. Mnnley, In this city, Saturday
January 17th. About n year ago he
was listed ntnoriK thomany Flu victims
from which ho never recovered
The deceased wns born at Hod Oak,
Iowa, Juno 11, If 81, and camo to Web-
ster county lu li)09. He Is survived by
his parents, five brothers nnd three
sisters.
Funeral services were conducted from
the Christian church Tuesday after
noon, Rev. Bcobe In charge.
Baptist Church Notes
1$ Head of Cattle
11 head of extra good red milk cows ranging in age from 2 to 7
years, 3 arc fresh, 1 will be fresh by date of sale, balance fresh
between now and May 15; 3 yearling heifers; 1 registered Short
horn bull 3 yrs old, pedigree furnished; 3 calves ranging in age
from 1 to 7 weeks.
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Farm Bureau 'Notes
5arn Machinery
1 Canton disk. 1 2-row Canton weeder, 1 Canton lister, 1 Canton
cultivator 6 shovel, 1 Beatrice cultivator 0 shovel, 1 McCormick
hay buck, 1 swinging Dain hay stacker, 1 McCormick corn bind
er good as new, 1 good 3' ,'. inch Aniser lumber wagon, 1 Aniscr
spring wagon.
Miscellaneous
2 sets of good !,'. inch work harness, 1 saddle. 3 sets of cord fly
nets, 1 pump jack, 10 galvanized brood coops, 1 large base burner
good as new, 2500 lbs of hard coal, 1 Golden Harvest cream separ
ator, 15 bu. of good potatoes, some canned fruit, other articles too
numerous to mention.
800 bu. of ear corn, 25 tons of alfalfa hay, 4 acres of cane hay in
the shock.
Nt. Hope Ladies Aid will Serve Lunch
TERMS: $10 and under cash; 10 months at 10 y, interest.
Harve Wonderly
J. W. Wonderly, Auctioneer. G. R. McGrary, Clerk.
Smith Bros. 27th Annual Sale of
Pure Bred Poland China Bred Sows
To be held at the farm K mile north and 9' miles east of SUPERIOR, NEB , on
Thursday, February 5, 1920
Offering consists of 65 HEAD OF TRIED SOWS, FALL AND SPRING GILTS
AI1 CHOLERA IMMUNE As the sale season is jain at hand we are able to offer
you another iELECT OFFERING of BROOD SOWS. This is a real toppy bunch
and as we are only holding one sale this spring the BEST ones all GO AT THIS SALE
They have been fed and cared for in the usual careful way and should make good.
There will be found in this sale some oi the BEST BLOOD LINES IN THE BREED.
We are always trying to improve
TIG CLUD
Floyd Robinson of lllndcn is the
Junior Champion Hog Kaiser of Web
ster county, according to awards an
nounced by the College of Agricul
ture, for the Pig Raising Project of
the Boys' & Girls' Chib Work for 191!).
As a prize, Floyd will receive a free
trip to the Boys' & Girls' Club Wool:
,at tlie University rami next spring
given by the St. Joseph Stock Yards
Company.
FARM EXCHANGE
The Farm Exchange Bulletin is be
ing mailed out. If you do not receive
your copy, it will bo due to you not
having ir. your membership card, as
only members will receive a bulletin.
If you have mislaid your card,
write or call at the office.
POULTRY CULLING
The- fore part of February, wo will
be able to put on some Poultry Cull
ing demonstrations. If you -want one
held on your place, let us know, is'omc
dozen poultry raisers have made re
quests. Wc will publish a list of place-
where demonstrations will be heln,
in the Farm Bureau Notes, so others
will have an opportunity to attend.
Webster County Farm Loan Ass'n.
The annual meeting of the Webster
County Farm Loan Association was
on Tuesday, Jan. Kl. The following
officers were elected: '
C.-W. Cowley, Uladcn, president.
Joe Gurney, Ir.avalo, Vice presi
dent. r
Henry Fausch, Red Cloud, Secre
tary. Directors C. W. Cowley, E. V.
Loesko,,Joc Guraey,- McCallum, O. 31.
Enycart.
Loan Committee John Zimmer
man, E. W. Loeske and C. W. Cowley
HENRY It. FAUSCH,
County Agricultural Agcnr.
Sunday S'ehoo'l at '2 p. m.
Preaching U p. in. by Rev.
Esholmau.
Sinning conducted by Mrs. Kather
ine EshcUnnu.
Brother Eshelman has kindly con
Rented to supply our pulpit each Sun.
day afternoon for a time thus continu
ing the Sunday afternoon meetings
Inaugurated by Brother Harper just
before ho had to quit preaching on ac
count of falling health.
We believo as Brother Harper that
we have Christian fellowship aside
from Church fellowship so if you enjoy
meeting on this common ground of
christian fellowship you can hero do
without showing any dlsloynltv to
yourllenotninatlonal alllliatlons. Come
in time to be with us in the Sunday
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Kansas Pickups
Smith comity
Austin. Spun let" and family have
moved to Burr Onl:.'
?lis. George Mntson was shopping in
ited Cloud Saturday.
Miss Lois Iiiinlgun spent Saturday
with Mrs. 12. 1-2. Spurrier.
Mre. Alta Blair has been quite sick
the last two weeks but is able to sit up
now.
Hoyt Lull a ml family of near F.sbon
were Sunday visitors at the Karl Ab
bott homo.
Mrs. F. M. Brown ha.-,, been on the
sick list for some time but is Loiter at
tills wilting.
Newell Merritt nnd wife spent Sun
day with Earl Abbott and wife. Mrs.
Merritt is Earl's sister.
K. E. Spurrier nnd wife and Harve
Blair and wife ate supper at the F. M.
Brown home, Sunday evening.
E. E. Spurrier and family and Karl
Abbott nnd wife were very pleasantly
entertained at the Robt. Lannignn
home Saturday evening.
SHIRT
SALE!
Wilson Shirts - Laundried Cuffs
Sizes 14 to 182
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Cowdee-Kaley Clothing Co.
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To The Pig Club Boys
WE'RE GOING TO SELL No. One and No. Two in the catalogue to BOYS UNDER
EIGHTEEN YEARS. These are CHOICE GILTS and will be gocd for the sow and
litter contract of the Pig Club this summer. Come on bos and let us have a good timef
This is one place where Dad will have to let you do the buying.
REMEMBER THE CHANGE OF LOCATION. SALE HELD
UNDER COVER AT 1:00 P. M. FREE LUNCH AT NOON.
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RED TAlii FhMLLr UNWOUND
WRITE FOR CATALOGUE
SMITH BROS., Superior, Neb.
B. E. Ridgley and W. C. Henderson, Aucts. John Young, Clerk
Geo. W. Hutchison
Real Estate. Insurance, Loans, Abstracts
PHONES Of- Red,3737- ,nd- 63
) Residence, 177
Red Cloud
Nebraska
21 0 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
fl 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.
160 Acres
All under cultivation except about 20 acres; 00 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 ci ib, garage, etc. Mile and a half to
town on a perfectly level road. This is one of tho 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. I
Possession may bo had on either of these farms March 1, ll'SO, nn.l
may bo hom-ht on a payment of S2,fiU() cash, balance up to one-half oi
pitrchiiHU price Mnieh 1, 19-0, and owner will carry back one half of tho
!" ise price for five years at 0 percent. Thesoftums uro located lu
iliii 'i comity, Nebrubka, and will be on thu marluit but a short time
nt. i r will rent them if not sold.
For a Time It Had Scrgt. Hayes Tied
Up, But He Came Out a
Lieutenant.
Oneo upon a time there was a man
who "llreil" Ills employees that ho might
have tho pleasure of hiring them over
again. That would seem to be some
what the way with the murine corps.
It "Hies" Its men that the government
may do them special honor.
Scrut. Kdiritr Hayes, a red-blooded
patriot of the marine corps, overheard
an iisperMon upon the uniform ot his
service. Sergeant Hayes promptly hit
the speaker lu the no-o. The murine
corps sat upon his casts lu solemn
court-inartial, and after much dellber-
I atlon dismissed Sergeant Hayes from
the service, thus creating civil disabil
ities. The case later was reviewed by
the president, who pardoned Hayes and
restored him to citizenship. Hayes
bus now been restored to the service
and created a llrst lieutenant, an act
of congress having empowered the pres
ident to make the appointment.
It Is a roundabout way of doing a
mail honor. And It shows something
wrong with the system. Wo wonder
what the illgnllled gentlemen of tho
court-inurtlitl would have done If It had
been proved that Sergeant Hayes, now
Lieutenant. Hayes, having overheard
mi aspersion upon his honorable serv
ice, had condoned It by Inaction. Cin
cinnati Times-Slur.
Notice of Final Report
In tlio County Court ol Webster county
Nebraska.
lu the matter of the estate ul Charles A.
Si'liult. deceased.
All persons Interested In said estate, are
hereby notlllcd that tho Keeutor Knlicit
Damerell ha Died lietelu a Dual account and
report ol his administration, and a petition
(or- Hie Haul settlement o( Midi account and
report, and fur a deereoof distribution of the
rcMduoof said estate, and (or IhonvdKnnient
of the leal estate bolounlny tliere'o, and a
dlseliafuffroiu his trust, all nt which Mild
matters hae been set for hearing before
said court on the .".0th day of January, IIM).
at the hour of 10 o'clock, A.M., when all per
sons luti rested may appear and contest the
same.
Dated this Clth day of January lUiJ.
skAi. A. 1. Hanm-.y,
A true copy. County J udijci.
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By buying your groceries where the
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MERCHANDISE SOLD AT
FAIR PRICES
All the brands of goods we sell are the
best the market af fbrds and sold under
A GUARANTEE
Our many years of experience enables
us to select merchandise that satisfies
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Lumber Cut of 1910.
The lumber cut of tlw fulled Slates
lu 1!MS was t!l),;i(l2,0201()00 feet, us re
ported to the forest sen lee up to
.lune lo by ll.7r.:t mills. The com
plcte tof.nl cut Is :il.8lU).l.r.l,00() feet,
based on the assumed operations of
"r,ifi mills. Tho coinntited cut lu
1018 Is 11 per cent snmller than the
computed production In 11)17.
A comparison of the computed cut of
several of the larger general produc
ing regions lu 1018 with tho figures
for the preceding year shows a small
er output by approximately 20 per cent
In the yellow-pine group of slates, a
deereaso of 11) per cent in the North
Carolina pine group and of I) per cent
In the Lake slates. An lucroiuU-d cut
"of '2 per cent ly noted for Oregon am'.
WashuiRtr.
Washington, D. C.
December 13, 1919
Johnson Club Committee, Lincoln,
Nebraska:
I was very glad to learn of tho or
ganization of a Preliminary Commlt-
teo in Nebraska, having for its ob
ject the nomination of Senator John
son of California as a Republican
candidate for president of the United
States.
The public record of Senator John
son is an open book. From tho begin
ning, when ho engaged almost single
handed in California, to rid that stale
of railroad control, he 'has stood as
one ot tlie leaders lor iiuk -'
thought and progressive government.
My pergonal acquaintance with him
has only increased the admiration
Mmi I liiul formed in reading about
his work in California. His nomina
tion will bo opposed by those inter
ests which have always stood in the
way of progress in government, but
in my judgment tho great patriotic,
common peoplo of our country nrc
enthusiastic in his behalf.
I am in entire sympathy with tho
purpose of your organization and will
do everything I can' to assist,
O. W. NONIUS
praams
"Hess's Poultry Panacea9'
is one of the best tonics and egg producrs on
the market and has been used here for years.
We also' sell ''MORE EGG" the popular
advertised article for making hens lay. Fully
guaranteed to produce RESULTS OR YOUR
MONEY REFUNDED.
CHAS. L. COTTING 'The Druggist'
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