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VOLUME 48
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, SEPTEMBER 10. 1920
NUMBER 38
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There are times when a Good
Alarm Clock -will realy put money in
pocket by giving you MORE HOURS in the morning
BIG BEN
Will wake you and add those hours to your day
Maybe your old clock is "all in." Better get a new
BIG BEN and MAKE SURE.
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Columbia Grafonolas
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MITCHELL
The Jeweler Columbia Records
M. E. Church Appointments Commissioners Proceedings
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, At tlio Mftlio li,t i' xifi'ie.ii'H ln'M nt
Oumlitt, list ui'ck. HKhop Hoiiht U.
Stunts ifal i'. iMitnpli'ti' list of upp lut.
I tiio.it. of pustots to tin viuintisi-litiriih-
i's fof tho eottiltiK yenr. The lollnuiitK
I will piove ItitiTustiii,' toonrreiidi'is:
j Ruv. II. W Copu will ii'iiinin in. Hed
i C oiui. C. F liiisuher will ni'ulih at
11 title Itouk, C. K. Council sit Uliulon,
C 11 Scolleld nt Iimvale, J. W. Liuvisj
at UIul' Mill and II It. Linin'iT itt
Cowluf..
Wo note, tho np)p!iUini:iiis of tlio
following mlnihli'ib wiio lmv foiinerly
occupied tlm pulpit In this citj :
.1. I). Huiniiill, St. lMwavd; It II. E.
Hill. Table Hock; V. II. Wi-lhl. Kim
hull; I M UniliiuT, Cui-ioll; F,. N.
Tomphlii-.Trinltj Church. Lincoln: V.
L. Austin, IV ill St I'huri'li, Oiitnlui
I'cil v-loud, Nolr.,
Soptcmlu'i 11, 1UJ0.
In' County Hoard of Commit .-toner
met as pur Udjourninent at 1
oV iik p. m. with all members pres
ent The Ilond of IJ. V. Stewnit as Jus
tic of Iho I'eaee for Red Cloud City
wit- approved by the Hoard.
A lemountrunco signed by about
20n te.sidents of Guide Rock piecincL
vu presented to the Hoard a.skinp;
th( m to rescind their action of Aug
u'sx .5, 11)20 authorizinjj tlio playini; of
Sunday base ball in said precinct.
Lrttr a (lncusion of this matter by
the Hoard u motion was made by
Sjndlor and carried that a hearing on
tlli- matter would bo held by tho
float d at 10 o'clock a. m. October Clh,
Sunday School Census to
cniraiiEaTjEraicHiiffiniiiH
'THE GOOD OLD DAYS'
SttRar
Haircloth sofns
SI 00 a day hotels
Tintypes
Free lnnches
Foot danclni;
Congress bhoes
Torchlight processions
Ituiny-day rubbernecUs
Livery sthbk-a
Petticoats
Hair rats and switches
2c railroad fare
Kerosene lamps
lied undershirts
2-piece bather suits
Natural complexion
Snnko doctors
Nickls oar tides
Sto?e pipe hats
lOo shaves
Ilustlei
All wool
"Wlmt'll you have?"
II itching posts
S10 suits
, Long skirts
Bill Bryan
Ten knights iu a barroom
Ton bars In u night
Mustache cups
Buggy rides
Real blondes
Sideburns
Corsets
Cotton stockings
' Parlor soa-sholls
Good Coal at
.MALONE-GELLATLY COMPANY-
Tho movies
Madictres
Teddy bears
Joy riding
Tight skirts
?1() iundhes
Jazz bands
818 shoos
War tax
Bolshevists
Skirt shortage
Sport skirts
Jitneys
Ukuleles
Two-bit shaves
Tea wagons
Wireless
Silk hose
Tho shimmy
AND THE PRESENT DAY-
Gou haircuts
Low necks
Trade cops
Sucar shortage
II. C. L.
8100 suits
Six-hour days
Silk skirts
'ilie llu
I'luckoil eyebrows
Bill Bryan
Wrist watches
S3 wheat
Daily baths
AIM he. way backs
Jamaicca ginger
Hridgowhlst
Coal shortago
' Still Good Coal at
MALO NE-GELLATLY COMPANY-
at which time parties favorinrr Sun-'
1 da baseball and those opposing saino
be Taken Next Wednesday ( nrc ""quoted to be present, so that
wii- nuaiu i.ui iuivo me iioier uciiuii
on this matter. County Clctlr was in
structed to publish notice of this hear
ing in the Guide liock Signal the two
isteifcs proceeding the date of this
liearing.
The request of tho G. A. R. .Society
of Guide Rock asking the County
Board to provide 115 markers for the
Guide Rock cemetery was referred to
Geo. II. Overing to investigate the
price of markers and where they can
Mr. Overing to rc-
The various Sunday Schools of Ked
Cloud will co operate iu taking a Suii
diy School census of the town on
Wednenday morning, September 'J2ud.
Bvery individual in Red Cloud is to
hi listed and church membership or
church preference to be Indicated
This is being done iu order to help
the Sunday Schools to better under
stand the Sunday School situation atid
their various responsibilities.
Kv'eryone Is urgeTf to be at honui If
possible on Wodnesdny morning and
to give the workers the information
desired. v
The workers are to go out In teims
of two and enough teams arc to be on
thu job to cover the town iu a few
houis Wednesday morning.
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Attention! Wheat Growers
Saturday, September 18th will be
wheat growers day iu Webster county.
On that day a meetitlg will be held in
tho court boue, Red Cloud, for the
purpo-e of organizing a Wheat Gtnw.
eis Association. In 21 other counties
of the state the same kind of a meeting
will be held on the same date, nt which
time a prominent wheat grower from
ono of our sister states to the south
will give- those in attendance necessary
information concerning this orguni.n.
lion.
Texas, Oklahoma and' Kausis have
alteady been organized and Nebraska
is the next on the list.
The purpose of this oignnization is
to remove the uncertainty of marketing
wheat; to establish a minimum price,
based on costs of production, invest
nfent, etc
Cotton growers have their nsociu
tlon, whoit buyois aru organized, labor
is organised, so why should the wheat
growers not bo organizod, in order to
protect themselves and derive a fair
rotui n for their investment and their
labor?
Tlio membership feo Is so tluilling
that this matter should, not stand iu
tno farmers way and they aie urged to
I attend this meeting at tlio court house,
I Satuiday September 13th, at '1 p in
Farmers Institute Committees
A meeting of the Board of Direc
tors of tho Farmers' Institute was
held in tho olfico of County Agent
Henry R. Fausch, on Tuesday even
ing, presided over by President Col.
J. H. Ellingor, at which time, as per
J ' previous announcement in these col
umns, it was definitely decided to hold
this year's Institute tho last week in
October, from the 25th to 20th, in
clusive. Messrs. 'Chas. Stewart, C. J. Piatt
and Henry Fausch were appointed a
Tomorrow Night
Collins
1$ purchased.
port on same at next meeting on Oct
ober B, 1920.
The following claims were audited
and allowed and County Clerk instruc
ted to draw warrants on the proper
funds in payment of same:
GENERAL FUND
Jas. Hubatka
C. A. Waldo
Grant Shidlcr
Wm. II. Thomas
J. F. Kniggo
Frank Starr .
O. C. Tcel ..
Wm. Crozior . ....
$157 50
, 235 00
, 237 50
, 233 50
. 1C0 00
. 77 42
, 42 51
I 10
W. E. Tompkins 1 10
J. II. Richardson
John B. Ely
J. Konzack . .P
iE. E. Burr
E. Peters
H. S. Reed
Lloyd Hunter .. .
William Crozior
1 10
1 10
1 10
1 10
1 It)
1 10
1 10
3 00
and harlan
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Tomorrow night Red Cloud is
privileged to hear Collins and
Harlan. '
The famous American entertainers will appear
in person. Their program consists of ''the songs
America loves. , ;
Assisting them will' be William Reed, flutist, and.. .
Mr. Edison's Three Million1 Dollar Phonograph. '
Besse Auditorium ;
8:15 P. M
Free Tickets
By Special Arrangement, this is an invitation concert. 1
I Call, write or phone us for Free Tickets of admittance
They will be Issued in order of application
Eo
H. NEWHOUSE
NOTE So great has been the demand for seats that
but few rerr.ain. We advise yce to call in person tody
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Red Cloud Chief 10 75
May U. Huffcr 45 00
Henry R. Fausch 150 00
Annie IJ. Spanoglo, . 41 GG
Smith & McKimmcy 51 10
POOR FARM FUND J
C. A. Waldo 27 21,
Denton & Ruschke .... 58 37
I. A. Pace . 1R 00
Mrs. Mary Emorton 50 00
Farmers' Union Red Cloud GG 51
Consumers Refinery Co 13 90
II. Ludlow 5 00
Pope Bros - 127 32
Henry Welsch 8 90
mi
J. T.
388 00
Abbey .
BRIDGE FUND
II. L. Schenk
G. O. Ohmstcdo
Board adjourned to meet October 5
1920.
B. F. PERRY, County Clerk.
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NOTICE
At a special election to
bo hold
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Mr. and Mrs.
ED. AMACK -
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Phorie, Storejnd.1 58, Res, 93 RED CLOUD, NEB
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comrmttce to revise the premium list September 21, 1920, for tho purpose
and tako charge of the necessary ofoting on the proposed amend- (
printing. 'ments to tho Nebraska State Consti-'
Messrs. E. J. Overing, Jr., and tution, tho convention provided that
Henry Gilham were named as a coin- a single election board should serve,
mittcc on finance; Johnson, Ellingor therefore, tho coujiting hoards will
and Mizer, a committee' on buildings not bo required to sorvc'.
and Fausch and Gilham on programs. ( The polls will open nt 8 o'clock a.
Tho following superintendents were m. and remain open until 9 p. m. of
selected: Horses Johnson and Swarfcz; said day.
Cattle Stewart and Nolan; Hogs, Scparato ballots' and ballot Uoxesi
Sutton and Johnson; Sheep II. II. will bo provided fortho women voters;
Crowcllj- Poultry E. J. Overing, Jr; their ballots will be counted and list
Farm Products Frisbio; Farm Bu- cd separately in tho poll hooks,
reatt Junion Products Fausch. I EDITH L. McKEIGIIAN,
Tho Hereford cattle sale is ached- Clerk District Court.
uled for Thursday, October 28th at 1 -
p. m., and tho Shorthorn cattle sale Mrs. Russel Amack and son ttussol
for Friday, October 29th, at this same of nolypke, Colqrado aro visiting rein
hour. ' I tlvcs tuls clty
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of the Season!
Tuesday,
Sept
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Red Cloud
At Lebanon, Kansas
Bellaire
Game Called 3:30 p. m.
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NOTE' -These arejthe same teams that played tho 20
inning game tho best game ever played on the Lebanon
grounds at the Anniversary: August 20th, without a
walk or batter hit during the game, and you may ex
pect to see a real battle at this gamo. A big purse and
the gate receipts go to the winners.
Admission
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Adults, 50c, Children 25c
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