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The Father of Success is WORK
The Mother of Success is AMBITION
The Oldest Son Is COMMON SENSE
Some of the Boys are, PERSEVERANCE, HONESTY.
FORESIGHT. THOROUGHNESS, ENTHUSIASM and
COOPERATION.
The Oldest Daughter Is CHARACTER
Some of the Sisters arc CHEERFULLNESS. COURTESY,
LOYALTY. CARE, ECONOMY, .SINCERITY and
HARMONY
The Baby is OPPORTUNITY
Get acquainted with the 'old man and you will be able
to get along pretty well with the rest of the family
One of the Greatest Aids to Success it a Good Bank Connection
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Flotance, Preiident Red Cloud, Nob. S. R. Flotnncc, Cashier
Dtpotltn On- runUnl hy iht Jfrpotitor GunrimUo J'umlof the Mate of Mliraula
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Rod Cloud, Ncbrniktt.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
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Intertct In the I'oMf'fl'.ce nt III d Cloud, N'oti'
an Second CIiwb Mnttrr
A. B MoAUTIIUIMBdltnr nntl Owner
'HK ONLY DKMOCKATIO rAI'FM IN
WKlWTim COUNTY
State tastes h?c Increased from
Mfi 17,24 1.28 in l!in, tho firt year of
John Morchcad'fl administration a-
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School
Clothes
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School is now in session and
the school children need
sturdy clothes. Have a nice
line of the following goods
that are priced right.
What is more serviceable for
a school dress than a good
gingham, well made for wear
and the styles are right.
If you are in need of a good
sweater come in and look my
line over before buying
Always ready and willing to
show, goods.
P!
BARBARA PHARES
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One of the loveliest gems of
J opera sung by Besanzoni
"Voce di donna" (Angelic Voice), the grateful song of the
blind mother in Gioconda, is considered by many music-lovers
, the finest single number in the opera.
', It would be difficult to choose a number better adapted to
the' quality of Bcsanzoni's lower tones, and you realize here is
one of the truly great voices of this generation.
T IkfcUl fba riV.I kl'UUldU
:' Caruso sings
: :;LySddiSNapoli" (Farewell to Naples)'
A ringing, scintufiitjng bolero as brilliant, perhaps, as any
thing in music. Phraseipllows and answers pnrase with ever
inefcasing strength and spltmdor. A masterpiece of Neapolitan
song, .rendered in a manner Vv.orthy of this supreme artist.
Victor Hcd Scl Keccr J, 87312
Come in' and let us play for your'thesc and other
New Victor Records for September
WEBSTER COUNTY STOCK JUDG
ING TEAM
Webster County ?tock Judging
Team wins first at the Nebraska
Stale Fair.
The contest was held on Monday.
Each contestant was required to
place eight classed of Live Slock,
each clas3 consisting of four animals.
The classes were as follows:
Duroc Jersey Gills, Poland China
Gilt. Shorthorn Heifers. Hereford
" ! 1'ut Steers, Perchcon Stallions, Pcr-
I10W TAXES HAVE INCREASED rhoron MnW5 Shropshire Ewes, nml
Southdown Rams.
Fifteen minuaes wcic allowed for
placing each class. .Cards with Hie
tiltipmrrs WrtMrt llfimlrtin i n lltn liwlrrn
Kovcraor, to $7,1)08,277.00, the amount j ,. ' . rnntnsW wnnf Wo ' ,,.
that will he charged to the vanou , d , ornl f .h I
counties of Nebraska m 100, which , . . " -
is the second year of Governor Mc-I co w
Kelvin's ndm.n.strnt.on, as shown by I of , Dm&
iflf AT THAT OLD SUIT-IT .fJT
JLUUJV MAY NEED REPAIRING LlUUlY
Frank R. Hughe:
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Cleaning - Dyeing - Repairing
Phones S8.?
Red Cloud, Nebr.
vo ('ill ntnl Di'l.Vff Wo Pay Return Cli irijes on Out of T .wn Work
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the records of the state
equalization.
Governor Morehend served
board of
four
I
as lirst with a ;
son county, second, J
with a score of 1,071.
Alfred Fringer was liigh man, with,
a score of C3-1, Lyle Ashby ranked
Tr
ihe rnce oi
b.
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years and there was a substantial.de- gth scorc DC1 an(J Lawrence Means
crease in state taxes ai me emi oi iw
second term the total taxes for 1916,
the last year of bis term, being $3,
050.80G.35; or $6M,434.93 less than
during the first year 6f his term.
Governor McKelvie is serving his
second year. State taxes were in
creased approximately $3,00000 in
1919 over what they were in 1918,
and they will be approximately a half
million dollars higher in 1920 than
they were in 1919. This too, in face of
the fact that the present governor
made his campaign on an economy
program two years ago, and his
charge that waste and extravagance
prevailed in every department of the
state government.
Governor Morehead served four
years prior to tho war. Governor Ne
ville served during the war period,
when some increase in governmental
expense was to be expected. Cover-nm-
MrKolvie bus served since the
war.
The following statement will show
the state taxes charged to Webster
countv during the past eight years.
1913 under Morehead, demo
crat -
1911 under Morehead, demo
crat . 40.838.Gl
1915 under Morehead, demo
crat 32,904.01
19 1G under Morehead, demo
crat ..'..- - - 30,128.61
1917 under Neville, demo
crat - - 47,401 .53
1918 under Neville, demo
crat 44,238.40
1919 under McKelvie, repub
lican - - 75,031.12
1920 under McKelvie, repub
lican u- G3,G30.'N5j
John II. Morehead and his associ
ates on tho state ticket stand for ef
ficiency and economy in tho adminis
tration of the state's affairs. wv
tax receipts will i-how what you a,e
paying under the present admin' ' a
tion. The stato needs the kinl of
administration Morehead would p .
10th, scorc CG0. Lawrence Means was
liigh man in cattle, Alfred Fringer,
3rd. Alfred Fringer was 2nd in
sheep, Lyle Ashby 4th.
This makes Webster County Tcnm,
the State Champion Team. They will
leave Saturday, September 18, for
Sioux City, Iowa, Intcr-stntc Fair,
where they will compete with 12 oth
er State Champion Teams.
Webster county being tho State
Champion Team, makes it eligible to
enter the International Judging con
tost at Atlanta, Georgia, October 19
to 22. $lGb0.00 prize money will be
pro-rated among Judging Teams, ana
tho team first will be given a free trip
to the Royal Stock Show held at
Liverpool. .
HENRY R. FAUSCH,
Countv Agricultural Agent
Tlio Webster County Fanners Union
will bold their annual inepling In tbis
i ily Snturriny. October 2nd.
Next Tuesday afternoon at Leban
on ohc of tho best ball games of'tho
cason will be played. Tho Red
Cloud team and Bcllairc will play.
Red Cloud defeated Bcllairc in a 20-
and building material is so much less
than it has been and thfe prospects for it
going much lower is so slight that wo
feel justified in advising you to build now
PLATT & FREES
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Sutton & Shipman
BO'T H
PHONES
SERVICE
BOTH
PHONES
12 OG 8(' nivui iv.,
" ' " I inning- game during the anniversary
and the latter team seems to think
that they can defeat the home team in
this game. No doubt both teams will
be "spiked" with the best players
available and it will practically be a
Nebraska va Kansas game. Go over
and see the game.
When you have a blow out or get a tire
down on your truck or car CALL
SUTTON & SHIPMAN SERVICE
We bring you a casing or tube
A service wagon at your command
-: Truck Tires Carried in Stock :-
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E. S. Grber
Wall Paper, Paints, dils and
Varnish
.PICTURF, FRAMING
(Vork Guornntoecli
Electrical Goods of all Ki.lf
Will Wire YourHouso And
'' Furnish You wi'b Fixtur'-1
Dp. R. E. GftfflP
Cfll'HQPRAGTOR
PMONES
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Office 76.M
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OlTicc 2 Blocks Norlh ol Fiieman'i Hal!
RBD CLOUD -. NHIJRASKA
1NAVALE
Itcv. Schofield returned fromOna'ja
Tuesday. He had been attending t a
sessions of the Nebraska Annual Con
ference of the Methodist church n
that city. Rev. Schofield was rotun
ed to Inavale for the year 1920-192!.
Work on the Methodist church .s
well under way. The church is beng
raised and a bas-cment wall put in. liy
the time the iarmers get their win at
in the foundation will be compeletil.
Following this it is planned to hold .i
Pick and Shovel Uee to which all mi n
of the community ,will be invited to
help in digging the dirt from the now
basement.
CHURCH NOTES
10:30 Sunday School.
11:30 Preaching.
Theme The Reincarnation of
Christ.
7:00 Union Christian Endeavor.
8:00 rrcaching.
Theme The First Essential.
The Sunday School and preaching
services this week will bo held in tin
school house on account of the w';
being done on the church.
PLEASANT PRAIRIE
10:00 Preaching.
Theme The Roincarnntion f
Chril. " '
11:00 -Sunday School
NEW VIRGINIA
10-,0 Sunday School.
Tuonl'iy ovoninit tl(? Commcv. a
Club held a mooting at its Club roc -i.
After reading the minutes of thop .--vious
mooting Secretary. P. Wio.s
nor made a rcnort of tho state nssoi -
tion meeting. Supt. Holtzcn vis
present and asked that tho club g'vo
$150 towards suits, etc., for the fnotv
ball teain and npon inotion Piwidnnt
Ranno.v appointed a committee to
work in conjunction with tho team in
ra!in funds among the business wen
and citizens. ?ounty Agent Fan eh
and Henry Gilhnm, on behalf of -bo
Farinor- liv-titute, asked that the
club have elnreo of tho parade ' t
Imr tho Institute. Tho presto nt
stnted that he would appoint a com
mittee to lookwftor the parade.
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Pascinaimg hodlzn
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Yesl And on the next page, Some- beautiful designs, Mr. Edison's de
thing equally exquisito, equally new, signers have expressed the best there
cquivlly old. is in period furniture. You're simply
And on the next and the next and bound to find a cabinet that just ex
thc next. actb' fifcs yur hme yllr tnsjes
You tiirii from Sheraton lo Chippen- your ambitions, your pocketbook.
dale; from Gothic to William and " Edison and Music" is the book of
Mary, from French to Italian. In 17 t
NEW
"The Phononrapt with a Soul"
Mm ,Hr which- cabinet vou select, you"'ll Ask about dur' Budget Plan.
...l.!l. Lnn lmfi nnflnrcnn fill
get a piece which una uw '" "
genuine period furniture by international
authorities, such as Lady Randolph
Churchill and Miss Elsie de Wolfe. Every
New Edison Cabinet is a period cabinet.
It's n new
wnv of fimirinir the money. part a common
sense way. (Note Tho New Edison has
advanced in price less than 35 since 19U. ,
This includes War Tax.) .
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B. H. Newhouse
Auorized Edison Dealer
Red Cloud, Nebr.
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