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A Newspaper That Gives The News Fifty-two Weeks Each Year For S1.50
VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, APRIL 22. 1920
NUMBER 17
LET US FURNISH
THAT PRESENT!
Jewelry is the thing to give for a present
It is the strongest mark of affection you
can show to the one you love.
When you let us furnish the present the
one who receives it will be delighted
Our name assures the quality and style
of the jewelry.
Your Satisfaction or
Your Money Back!
E.Hi Newhouse
nej cw Jeweler and Optometrist !
Presents Cup to Our School Primary Election Returns
L'ist r'ridny afternoon, al the high i At'cnrdlnR to tho incomplete returns
school assembly room, Major V. A. published In today's issue of the Onuha
Utveumigii, recruiting omcor or thu iJi' the choice for presidential ciindl
Omaha district, presented the hllver dates were Hiram Johnson and (5. M.
cup that was awarded as a prize t3 tho! Hitchcock. Mck'olvio and Moreheid
sjliool in tlie essay contest. won in the contest for governor. Nat-
A special patriotic program was lotiul comtnittuenien wore 11 11. How-
rendered, including the presentation ell and W. H. Thompson, Aslelegates
of the trophy, by the. Major and accept
ancc of the same by Prof. Holtzcti, on
bulinlf of tho school.
It had been plunncd to hold the ex
ercises in tho A adltorium but owing to
same not being entirely completed it
was necossary to hold It in tho assent-
nt largo the Republicans lined up for
.1 W. Towle, U K. Sandall, U. I,. Love
and L I), lticliards, wliilu the cliosen
onet on the IJemocratio ticket were
Keith Neville, A. C. Slialleiiborger, I).
V. Stevens and V. J. Hryan. W. K.
Andrews, II , and 11. S. Dungan, I),
bly rooiu of tlio school, which was won in the struggle for congressmen
crowded by tho parents of the school of the .Mb Distiict.
ehildrj.ii and their friends. Atty I II. Maekledire, candidate
Tlie cup is nineteen inches high, of for district judge, caiiTcd this county
Work That Satisfies
Whether you fyave a Portrait
made, or bring us a film to
Jinish or enlarge, our aim is to
PLEASE YOU
We want Your Work in all
' lines of the photograph business
and you will find our work
SA TI SPIES '
Over Smith's
-Shoo Store
The Gleason Studio
r.tmm IIIWII.IIIIMMWUMB
KiiruniimrmiirmnmiMM
sterling silver and bears the iuscript
ion:
Anny Ksy Contest
Omaha Recruiting District
'What are the benefits ol an onli9t.
ment in I he U. S. Army?"
by
Miss Verna Trino
I'resentcd by tho War Department
to tho
Red Cloud High School
Red Cloud, NcbinsicH
1020
The cup is now on exhibition in tho
show window of tho Trine Hardware For Governor
Store. The manual training class of
the school will make ii ease for the
trophy, '.which in all probability will
nlso be a credit to tho school.
Omaha Trade Excursion
Coming
1
A special train of ten car, boaiing
12." prominent Omaha business men,
uy a huge majority and took second
pine In the district
I o'liiwlng is the total of the votes
Cist in 'IimIII prclncts In this county:
NATIONAL T1CKKT
riefcrcnco For President
1 1 itch'cock, dent
Measure Its Cost
In Years, Not Dollars
V PURCHASE OF A NKW ERISON IS A PURCHASE OF MUSIC.
YOU MUST MEASURE ITS COST NOT 11Y WHAT YOU PAY
FOR THE INSTRUMENT, BUT II Y THE LENGTH OF TIME
YOU ENJOY ITS MUSIC.
IV YOU WAIT A YEAR 1JEFORE IJUYING, YOU LOSE A YEAR
OF MUSIC. HL'YlNG NEXT MONTH MEANS THE LOSS OF
MUSIC THIS MONTH.
X
HE NEW
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'Tho Phonograph With A Soul"
Ross,' dent.
Rryan, dem
Johnson, rep. . .
Wood, rep
Per.-diing, rep. . ...
For Vice President .'
William Grant Webster, rep 901
STATE TICKET I
283
133
.. 80
712
.112
.202
"Morchend, dem.
.Tuckson, dem.
Clark, dom. .
Taylor, dem ....
Shuimvuy, dem.
McKclvie, lop. ..
McM illicit, rep. .
Pollard, rep.
Hall, rep.
Mathevon, rep.
McLaughlin, rop.
.214
-.110
...u3
. 53
, 21
151
22L
233
,.. 108
... 80
,..-.77
BUY NOW! ADOPT OUR CONVENIENT PLAN OF PAYMENT!
PAY AS YOUR POCRETBOOIv PERMITS!
THIS METHOD OF PAYMENT IS UfJED BY MANY PEOPLE WHO
CAN AFFORD TO PAY FULL CASH. THEY MAY FEEL IT IS
A WORTH WHILE PRIVILEGE. MAY WE TELL YOU, TOO,
HOW IT CAN BE APPLIED IN YOUR CASE?
. H.. NEWHOUSE
E
iwjiniraira
will, leave maha Sunday ovenlnpj ,,,..', A1
Mr 9.1,1 m,. .!,- t..! .t ,, ' 1'Of Lieutenant (,ovemor
" w-..- ...,' l....Jar.lI , , . n.n
1XIIIIU., III'IU. ...-......... . J.MS.
Lear, dem. 1...J
Radke, dent
southern Nebraska, nortlieasteru Colo
rado, and southeastern Wyoming.
The train will ariivo in Rod Clc.ud
on Friday, May 2S, at 2:25 p. m. ai d
will leave at 3:2." p. in. Unless theio
is a local brdinunee to tlio contrary a
big siieu whistle will cMtnine'ice blow
ing when tlio train is within two n'lllis
of town.
When the train comes to a stop the
Omaha Chamber of Commerce hand of
2.". pieces w ill give a concert. In tho
meantime the Omaha business men
will call on tnoir friends at tlmir vail-
ous pini-es oi uusiness. uusine's iiu-n
Barrows, rep. ..
I Evanx, rep
! For Sccietary Of State
Stoner, dent -
Larson, dem. . ...
Walratli, dent .
Yockel, dom. .......
Antsherry, top.
For Auditor
Burnlianlt, top. ...
McKisick, dent.
, Mat'nlt, rep. .
1 1
9G
Gin
.no-)
.120
125
.. 80
79
LAST
V.ra.JLiJLi
are urged to stay at home, tit tlio day F1' ,Ti ensurer
VTUiiiiaiBiii'x 11135 : ;j z mt . J3OTm mk tt'Liinimi;;:!,".:!': , u cjaociiiiiiiraaiaiiaj
Groceries
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I That Satisfy :
M
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In Quality
a 7 id Price I
That's the kind you'll find in our store
We don't consume large amounts of ad space,
spasmodically, telling you about big bargains in
special lines sold at and below cost because
every merchant must derive a certain percent of
profit on the goods he sells if he expects to pay
interest on his investment and remain in business.
During our many years in the grocery business
vye have found that the average customer pre
fers high quality groceries al honest . prices to
inferior brands at "below cost" price.
Our guarantee of satisfaction stands behind the
merchandise we sell. You take no chances
when you trade with us.
P. A. Wullbrandt
Groceries and Queensware
noBin
ofthetiivle excursion.
There will be no dUlioulty in vjot
i ting a lumber of tlio trade ewurMon.
lie will have a blue arm baud and a
white hat, with Ak-Sar lieu color-;
'green, orange and ted. lie will eiiry
I an umbrella in the same colors heating
I Ins mime and the name of hh linn
I Ail of tlio linns represented will
nisei mute souvonirsto metr custo uers.
In addition souvenir Mjuawkois and
balloons will bo distributed from the
baggage car to the children.
No business will bo solicited. The
excursion ia merely Omaha's way of
opressing a willingness to oo.opeiate
with tlio commercial bodies, olli'Ms
9C0
I
.079
!ID I
G77
I
......170
.... 370
i
-A-. 352
..' fjilfl
5as
For Com. Pub. Lands-r
Hcllicr, dem. -...-,. .... .'8(51
Swanson, rep. ... 907
For Railway Com. Long Term
Cannaday, dent.
Cropsey, rep. ...
For Attorney General
Hunter, dem. --i
Davis, rep ..
Porter, rep. .
Harrop, dent.
318
Howctl, rep. ..--. &I2
Brown, rep. - .l ..-.ISO
For Railway Com Short Term-
Kent, dent -...-
Cook, rep :.....
Harrison, ren,
ami newspapers toward the advance of, For National Committeemen
tills territory.
857
507
180
The train consists of six sleepers,
two diners, baggage car, mid obset ra
tion car.
Awarded Paving Contract
The mayor and city council ."met in
special session Weduosdiiy morning o
consider bids for paving district No 1,
as pnr published notice to bidders.
Tho Watts Construction Co., was tlio
only firm that entered a bid.
Thu contract was awarded to the
Watts Construction Co. Tho nmycr
and clerk wore instructed to enter into
contract with said llrm.
Tho contractors arc deslreous of re
ceiving gilt edge bonds, in Hits case, in
order that they may receive their cash
as soon as tho contract Is completed
They bid S2.SI1 pcr,square yard for as
plialtio concrete paving.
District No. t tonsistB of 10 blocks
and tho streets are to be 20 foet wido.
377
225
5511
099
C12
3fiil
323
Thompson, debt.
Mullen, dem. r.
McCloud, rep, ..'. v
Howell, rep. .
McCloud, rep. .
For Delegates National" Con.
. Shallenbergor, dent
McNcny, dem. m
Neville, dem. 297
Neble, dem. 211
Borgo, dent. 358
Thomas, dem. ............. 33 1
Stephens, dom. . . 311
Bryan, dem ?!: -U0
Kolsio, rep. 375
Richni'd.s, rep. . 553
Love, rep. --.-.. 580
Burkctt, rep. . r 559
Beach, rep . 497
Towle. ron. . 503
This is positively your
last opportunity to buy .
at the old prices.
ENARCO CYLINDER OIL
PER GALLON
In Barrel Lots
This price until May 1st
This oil was purchased on the old
market and we are giving you the
benefit. You should take advantage
of it and supply your wants NOW.
Remember price advances May 1st,
t
Farmers Union
J. F. Edwards, Wgr. Red Cloud, Neb.
"NOT Af THE COMBINE"
IMMIIIIM
Baldridge, rep.
Austin, rep.
-M7
.170
Lowo, rep, . 400
Sandall, rep. 400
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E. D. Iloxsoy left Fjiday morning''
for his homo at Foxhomc, Minnesota,
after spending a few days with his
brother, Dr. R. P. Hoxsey and fam
ily. Ernest Galbraitli, who has been
working .in tho Burlington shops at
Choycneo, arrived hero Thursday with
his household goods mid ho intends to
make his homo on a farm near this
E. S. Garber
Wall Paper, Paints, Qils and
Varnish
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(Work Guaranteed)
Electrical Goods of all Kindt
Will Wire Your House And
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