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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 22, 1920)
BED CLOUD, NEBRASKA, Carp enter, oon Home Office Red Cloud, Ncbraskr & Co. 1512--Improved half rectitm adjoining Onklpy with 80 acres of wheat illicit all coon to buyer, a baienin at $10.00 por acre. (Thomas County.) 3l6Ona of tho finest Mctionu in Thomas county, not a pimple on it, MiO nere in eultivalkn, finu two-story houxo of fl room, hij? red barn with a larjjo loft, good R.-anprlcs, chicken house ami other out buildings. Price $40.00 per acre. ?7,30O cash,, balance Ave years at C per cent. (Thomas Comity.) 310-A flue wcli n, three miles from Campus. 112,000 worth of im provements, nil equipped for handling cattle or 1iok, fine water system. House all-modem, nbc-uL 00 acres in cultivation, balance in pasture, -200 ncros of flue wheat, all goes to the buyer. This is an ideal all purpose farm and a beauty. JVoo $;17.50 per acre. (Gove County.) 110 Half section, all fine, level land, 220 acres in cultivation, 110 acres in pasture, 100 acres in whent and it all goes with the place, nil drilled. Good well and windmill, good shed barn, cement chicken house and granary fer 1600 burhcls. Price ?i52.50 per acre. (Gove County.) 110 ISO actca well improved, nice house and bam, lots of out building.?, ccod well and windmill. About 250 acres in cutlivation, the bnlancc in pas ture, 200 acres of fine wheat, all goes to the buyer. This is seven 'miles from Campua a.-.d in a good community. Possession any time. Price $37. 10 per acre. (Gove County.) 15 Fine quavlcr of land two miles from town, 120 acres in cultivation, a!l level, good five room house, shed barn for 12 head, good well and winmill. ',0 ncros fenced ?n pasture, rented for this year. Price $32.60 per acre. iLogan County.) 20t? This i- a beautiful half section, close to Grainfield, not a blemish on it, 2C0 acres in cultivation. This is strictly a German settlement. Half in wheat. Price ?27.C0 per acre. (Sheridan County.) 211 This is without doubt one, if not the best, sections of land in tho county, about G miles north of Grinnell, and six miles from tho famous An tfelus church, one of the finest in tho state; 480 acres in cultivation, 300 acres ir. wheat, one-fourth goes to the buyer; good granary, and fine well. Price $32.50 per i:crc. (Sheridan County.) 10320 acres well located and 1C0 acres in wheat and 100 acres in pas ture, balance will be put to spring crop. One-third of the crop goes with tho farm. Nearly new 10-room house, largo barn will hold 30 head of stock, hay-mow foi about 20 ton of hay, good lnrgc granary, good well and windmill mid tank. Half mile to school. This farm is considered a bargain at ?C0. 00 per aetc on easy terms. Could give possession of tho land if necess ary. This farm is well located bowteen two good railroads and two towns; ciehl miles from one town and six miles from the other. (Sheridan Coun- Tho above Ifet is subject to prior sale or change in price without notice. ThcG arc ju.'t a few of our special bargains. We have cheaper land, u interested write oi come and seen us. Gojrperfcter, Son & Go'. Office Over StcUe Bank, Red Clovid,' Neb. -.i.i ' ' '" I... kssscbu .'jut- vrmmsirociMn:' i:!:n:ini;iiiK::n;tiin!u;nuii!t:ti:iniuttn!.nn;t!nmii:njiraintniir.rniu:u!:uitsuuuii::u!ii:aiiii!ii:!iii!mti!;iiiiiii!n Primary Election Returns 5th For Alternates to Natl Cort isol m.son, rep. Trus rep. Ilerrlrft, rep Ilyrin. rep - Lutz, nip -' - I'indull, lup. - .. For Delegate Natl. Con Hall, dcm. Marshall, dem. .- Somnrvillc, dom Cleary, dem Miller, rep r.. Stei.i, rep. - Kuwi'l, rep For Alternate Xntl. Con. Gardner, rep Meeker, rep CONGUHVSlOiVAL TICKK't . For Congressman 5lh Dist-- Dungnn, dem .-...-.. 398 Andrews, vep - - 013 Heed, rep -173 LEGISLATIVE TICKET For Senator 20th Dist-- McCall, dcm r .......357 ltickard, rep ' .. 1G8 Spcncc, rep 322 Cowley, ., 325 For Representative -16th Dist Anderson, dem 320 Thompson, rep .408 Hunter, rep. . 313 Robinson 381 COUNTY TICKET For Clerk of the Dist. Court 870 I'.H C) 0,0 048 . ,?yjo Dl. -. 353 ....- 255- .2(50 ... 182 s:tu 7GC 700 5th Din' 101 G 098 Coming To Mankato, Kas., n McKeighan, dem. McMillan, rep. For Assessor Itudd, rep . Kocrtner, rep. For Commissioner 4th Dist.- Gurney, dem. 532 1237 I G02 580 I 157 Capital and Sutplus $ 35.000.00 M Intact Paid on Time Deposit! A WORTHY IDEAL Lincoln said: "1 will be prepared and when my opporlnnity comes 1 will be ready'1 -ro THE yoGng men OF TODAY - HIS DANK oflcrj facilities to help tnem pre pare for the lime when their opportunity arrives. But you must do your pait by depositing regularly a portion of your earning, Wc will guard it for you, pay you interest on it and when the time come that you need it we will hae it ready for you. Prepare for the opportunity, it may corne any day and you should he iraJy. "Crowell, rep. . 172 Thomas, rep. . 12G Hesse, ret) ....:. ..103 For Commissioner 1st Dist. Wright, dem .... 61 Chaplin, rep 10G Simons, rep 7S Ellingor, rep. 21 For Commissioner 2nd Dist ' Hubatka,-dem. .119 NON-PAUTISAN For Chief .Justice ' Morrisey, . ,....702 Martin .. . Gt7 For 'Judge of Supreme Court Dorsey .' 1059 Day : 382 For Supt. Public Instruction Stewart ., GOO A Specialist, Not m Name Only, but lit E:pcri(iu'c of Almost a QttHiter ol a Century Docs Not Mss the Knife Will Give Free Consultation on Wednesday, May 5th Co Wl-Hotel From 9 n. tn , to 4 p. in. NE DAY ONLY Tltey Come Many Miles (o See Him. Ur. Dornn is n regular graduate in medicine and surgery and is li censed by tho state of Kansas. Ho visits professionally tho more impor tant towns and cities, and olFors to nil who call on this trip consultation and examination free, except the expense of treatment when desired. According to his method of com ing to your nearoht city to see pa tients he gives all the sick people an opportunity to obtain the best that medical science can offer right at home. Ho does not operate! for chronic appendicitis, gall stones, ul cers of stomach, tonsils or adeniods. He has to his credit many wonder ful results, in diseases of tho stomach, liver, bowels, blood, skin, 'nerves, heart, kidney, bladder, bed wetting catarrh, leg ulcers and rectal ail ments. If you have been ailing for any length of time and do not got any better, do not fail to call," as improp er measures rather than disease' are very often the cause of your long standing trouble. Remember above date, that ex amination on this trip will bo free and that his treatment is different. Married ladies nuibt come with their husbands, and childien with their parents. , - Address: Medical 'Laboratory of Hi-. Doran, 335-330 Hoston Block, Minneapolis, Minn. THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK Edward lloiance. President Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cashier jdmmmmn Tiiraiwn: mr. M atson 1....GG3 For Regents State Univ. ' Hates G 1 1 Ly ford .-.G 1 3 Seymour fil) J Gerhnrt 1 575 For Judges 10th Dist I Rlaekledgc Fuller, .-.. Dilworth, . llruckman, , . Paulson, . King .. For County Judge Rannoy, j Stewart 1113 17S , 375 320 ....... 2fi3 177 !!'S 1 51 Referee's Sale of Real Estate. N 'lire Is hereby ylveii Hint wherenx In the :n I l"ii pt'iiilliii: In the I'lslrlct ( nurl of Weh; shti utility. NuliinsKn. win rein Wlllliini II. IiiiiiI. Mint Myrtle C. t loud are pliilntllN ami lion I:. Cloud el ill., lire dclLiiilants lor the IKiriUlon ot the real estate liereluuttcr dc hcrll-ed ti deereo of salil court hns been-enlor. ol conllriiilM the Nhnresof. the parties and itliectliis: partition and a reportot thereli ree lias la-en made that a dUfidon ot the land (iiunot eiiiltnlily he ninde and the eourlhas approved such report mid directed a sale ol the premises, NOW TllKUIM'OUK. I, Howard H. Koc referee In snld action, will on'.Monday May IP. IUJ), at two o'clock p. in., at the south from door of the com t house in Ited Cloud. Welnter County. NehrasKa, sell at puhlle auction to the hluhest bidder, for cash, the followlntiriescrihtd real estate, towit: The Northeast tiuarter (NKV,) of Section Tvcnty..scen iJ7). Township Two (J) Uanue Twelve d'Ji In Webster County. NehrasKa. The purchaser will he resulted to pay to the referee at Hie time of the sale ilWW and the remainder of tho purchase price upon con tinuation of tho sale by the court. Sale will beheld open one hour. DaUd April". IUJ0. IIOWAIMIS. RiU, Hefertc i3aii53!i!:c,:i:i"r, I"'!!!,!!"!!!"! rar ''ii-iiainiisiiEi'KrxKiEiiaffl mmttmsxiL'Zi r v wMasmEMm Hi fflraraiiawiiiaiiiiiW! i E I jHL m MJ J K Ed 1 1 i.i in ni iiiii iciniiiaiamjji NING icjmiiU.xir.-iaiiiciiMi i "rmmMiiuMji "" T-inrn-nriiiiiiiMi wiinni.iiijmui RED CLOUD'S $100,000.00 itXIrtJis r&KRr -a7Kra -mltmh iwh.u.. 113 S ILICl M WTliWiFlR? fisBT,V. UF -5BSAV 'niiVu ttPva a v;'A u m ia hcj k wJ t VA '-lit r 7 1 if J Sl Civ m jb pfax&k m M m eh m fei f n.vsw ptwiwtxi Tjxxr'-jk tiiJoJn y.rwn r.i tz in nu i r"t ik-i ti- rrrs wxi 7i ift'n i.m imj f.i MAQi)ik' ,! ' riirimcMir.ni!MsBjTrAiTBNkmtiianimmxT-jtrTMr.j mitiiiiniiiiiii.ini .. ! MAN1 A V MTAV O 8:30 oi ' ii3 i jji h w twi r sy til k "j iz?.i oj a pr "Vf-A Ete trass Msws oda vJ taMS e&a aafci ESa JL M.&, JL " V p. m. i oM m m n PiS fch$h II i I I I I. H ! . fJ-T ,- CTVQ.'C RT5D W f;f m i k. lutf yksttik. stFX. icim9 mm. sH mm r tixab u JssLi JffiL brij ML hL m wdy & JL w ofn Fid-ramoMS aoBrano etropolitan Opera Co. HEMPEL WILL 6E ASSISTED BY CONRAAD BOS, the Dutch Pianist and SESSnS AUGUST RODEMAN, First" Flutist' of nsthe oidj folk remember qq Philadelphia Symphony Orchestra Admission $S plus War Tax. All Seats Reserved. I il Just Where and How Is the 'Money to be Spent?- k JIL I i ixmj-i xtmMfflmzmsB ' mMvmamu uwMrnTA-u?i"iuitjiciTjs!!Ju.ux'ma.wmmmnmEjii . 1-M--klsaflaAakAaIHBMkMaaMaaaaaaaaM1BBaHK r I i TWv,-jL5is-sift 'ijpif nivrr f7 A businesslike Answer to A a businesslike Question T- - " HIRTY denominations cooperating in the Inter church World Movement have budgeted their needs. No business could have done it more scientifi- They have united to prevent the possibility of duplica tion or waste. At least a million dollars will be saved by the fact that thirty individual campaigns are joined . in one united effort. .-.-, . , v; Each denomination has arranged its budget under six main heads: v 'te.v.rfgijJ IFOR TirE CHURCH'S WORK AT HOME. A tcore ofitemicome nndtr thli btfi. Cootlder onlj-one. FIt and a half million pole In the United States cannoteven read and write the Kngllahlaneuaee. Wlioli to carry forward thla vaatworkof Americanization If the church does not? 2 FOR HOSPITALS AND HOMRS. Everryer thousands of men nd women seriously 111 are turned away from Church hospitals because of lack of room. The children'! homes are compelled to turn away mora ' children than they cun receive , , . jj; r -a 3 FOR HIGHER EDUCATION, or the 4M.0OO American students In Institutions of hither erne1, one half arc In Institutions founded and supported by theChurches Munyof these Institutions have had nocreat endowment campalens, but tlielr needs are just us pressing as the needs of larcer schools: and you have only to rendtlielr llstof alum ni and alumnae to measure the vuluo of their contribution to America. Each denomination ha3 its own detailed budget, and will administer its own funds. Your pastor has copies of the budget: examine them for yourself. In the week of April 25th-May 2nd you will be given your opportunity . to help. You can do it with the full satisfaction of know ing that every dollar of your gift has its post assigned to it in advance. , , . r, t Every dollar for better America and a better vrorld. When your church calls on you give and give with your heart as well as your pocket-book. 4 FOR RELIGtOUS'TRAININO. At least 12.000 .OOOchlMren and vcmna- people under 25 yearaaf ace are en tering American life without any religious tralnlnj at all. Remember. Ing the faith of Washington and Lincoln, do you think that America will continue to produce Washing tons and Liocolns if faith dies out of the hearts of Its youth? 5 FOR THE CHURCirS WORK ABROAD. Infiuensa came first from the Orient thirty years ato; nearly nil plagues are Oriental placues. So lang as China has only one physician to every 400,000 people tho Orient will continue to be a menace. So lone as one-third of the bibles of India die before their sec end year our own babies are not safe. A Christian doctor or teacher sent abroad it worklns for America as truly as though he worked at home. 6 PREACHERS' SALARIES. The preacher Is called th "forgotten man," and well he may lie. Eight out often preachers are paid less than t0 a week I United Financial Campaign Xg April 25th to Ma 2nd 'V INTERCHURCH wbrld Movement jof5Mrth America Ti futUcarim tfttii sdvcrihcmtnt U made ptuibll thrtuh thi cufcrttlrt tf thirty dtnirr.lnsthni. Ed 11 H M B Baptist New World Movement Means Much to Nebraska .Nebraska Baptistsre to subsr'be $1.50G,000 of the national qu la of $100,000,000. The cam paign starts April 25 and ends May 2. Of the money c .Uccted in the statu $785,000 will remain here for the Grand Island College, edu cational funds, church edifice promotion and city and frontier missions. The remainder will be used by 'Baptists of the nation in a stron j religeous effort. Every Nebraska Baptist, Must Pray! Work! Give! Leader in the state are predicting great success. But no one community can falter without a blight' on community conscience for this is Christ's work and must be done. m i .VAWrV Mr. and Mrs. ED. AMACK i i UNDERTAKING RED CLOUD, NEB 5 Phone, Ind. 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