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Clothes
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.
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A. B McARTfJUR,Edilor ntid Owner
UK ONI,Y DEMOCRATIC PAPBK IN
WUUHTEK COUNTY
BARBARAfHARES
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Edith L. McKeldhan for Clerk oT District
Court
Edith L. MuKetghan, ClerU of the
Dlntrlct Court, who Is a candidate (or
roolotlon on the Democratic ticket
tills foil, him tlnrtriK her incumbency of
office carried out the duties faithfully
mid efficiently. Shu han conducted the
olllce in Buoh a manner that il has not
bt'Bii necessary for the county to pay
out money for extra help.
Economy'haB ben second only to
otlloiency. The work of our courts re
quire experience and ability. Miss
McKeiffhan nossesses the ability and
necessary knowledge, and is in averf-
way qualified to All the office satisfhet
ory to the public.
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Vjtfi' not to if.ject Mr Hufcntif
UeM tb- wuVolr-'dpir of oif pnMlc
fu'ftK ,TbrMjt of'vttif crtftiini'binitft''
uw in outcp Mr. H-publlcsns, unfit,
you tlltftk thnt ICU aV'O'l identn hnvl
some democrhto On 'he board?. There
fonivot for Htihatkn, Wright end
Gurney
Char. E. Gurncv for Cemm'sslonf.r
Chorl" E. Ourney is rur fntididitte
for commissioner irom the nhtlhttlot.
He Is hii old settler of the county
and a pood citizen and bushier num.
Mr. Gtirnoy entered the men benniMO.
his friends urged htm to do so Kleor
Ourney and you will do much to pro.
tect your own Interests.
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A Few of My Bargains in
KANSAS WHfcAT LAND
QiO acres. 4J miles from good town, pood grais', 1ft feet to water,
for quick salo 812.1)0 per acre will catry bnck 84000 at (J percent. .
C40 acres. 8 miles from town all in grab, 2D0 acres bottom land all
can bo farmed'but about 40 acreSj elobe to school, good neighborhood,
and surrounded with good improvements, 60 feet to wnter, S20 per acre
will carry back 85000 at 0 percent. T
480 acres, with improvements, 8 miles from good town. 50 feet to
water, 8o aores under cultivation, adjoins school, a borgalti "Mi 825 per
acre, 81800 back at 0 percent.
ICO acres 8H miles from town, level as a floor, good grus, $30 per
acre, 81000 back.
320 acres 9X miles from town, 40 aores in wheat, i delivered, 1C0
acres more broke which could be put in barley In spring, every foot can
be cultivated, priced at 830 per acre, 84000 bacfc at-0 percent;1- "
1C0 acres fine level quarter jjscaptbout-lO-oereerlOO in cultivation. -
100 acres In wheat U of wheat at Machine goes vitu the place at 80,..
per acrefHap(MXatJ percent. J7; "w- f'
320,80:88, 300 tillable, 500 acres, Under cultivation, J20.Ib pasture,?
room bouSe, barn, gYaVary, well arid mill, leased for 1021, for one third
delivered, 5 poijes frflnj.ton.)a'graded.raad, a bargathkt'f40 peracre
iiwu papa, m o.perceui. ,, jnrr jou Ice. J
uv ,tfej) acfesmjjes ffOpi, to wn,flueat Improved faro- lu njounly, lOo'
acres'cood alfalfa lapu, puroptDyplant'lfrigatlng 40 acres, gtfdd spring-
In pasture, 29CHjre? seeded to wheagaea jvith the .plAeb-for 360 per" -acre,
terms 'a Vd poVc'cnf, ' !j"i,('" "-" ' ' ' "?s&i -
loo acres 13 nines rronrtown.ii in grai, ic rei, goou iou(nnis goes
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Alfred McCall for State Sciater '
Alfred McCall, our nominee for state
Senator needs no Introduction to the
people of Webster county. Be has liv
ed among us for over forty years.
Ue knows the needs of this part of
Nebraska. He is a practical farmer
and knows all about the farmer's pro
blems.
Mr. McCall is not a politician but a
good clean man and we should elect
him
Vote for McCall and you will be vdt
itig for the right man.
For County Assessor
Seth Oreene from Bludmi is the
Dumoorrttlo nominee for1 county usc-s-or
Mr. Greotu lins been local ussessor
from Hidden' hii'I knows the values of
property in the county. Be Is the
right muif to elect county assessor.
His experience will bo to 'he tax pay
er's Advantage.
WEU9TER COUNMY DEMOCRATIC
CENTRAL COMMITTEE
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N. V. Anderson for Rcpicsentatlve
Vic iiderson Is a real farmer. He
has worked and got bis start in this
county.. , , ,
ilo knows what is needed in Webster
county. He has been a democrat some
tuuejaud will not desert the cause
Send Anderson ,to the legislature
and yo'ulwlll send, a man that will, re-
prese7it'you without fear or favor.
Mr. Auderson is too busy tomaku.au
active canvas, but be sure and put, the
X afterlhts name.
Henry Wright for CommlMlooer ,.
Mr. Wright needs no introduction to
most of the people of the county'.' He
Uamercbantdfarmerof:Ros4m6ut.' cioud 2? '.j 16 0pen' gilts.
His neighbors call him "Hobm r- n, - - rao p r-, ,.
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SEED CORN SELECTION
Fall selection of seed corn is the
the best method, but not. generally
jracticcd by farmers. If you can't
go out and select seed early in the
fall, the next best method is at husk
ing time, by putting a box on the
wagon. Selecting seed corn by the
above methods has two advantages.
First, it insures a supply of seed for
next year and second, by going into
the field you .can select ears from
vigorous stalks, ears that husk easily
and are the right height on the'stalk.
After the corn is picked it should bo
properly stored for the drying. Wo
have a sample of a corn rack at the
oflke, that some of the farmers are
using and they would not do without
them.
POULTRY CULLING
Many inquiries are coming in for
poultry culling. We will try to
handle this work during November.
Those wanting their poultry culled,
pleuse let us know- and we will make
out our schedule and notify you.- It
is very important that you pick out
the onn-laying hens and put them on
the market.
HOG- SALES
Webster county Breeders of Po
land Chinas and Durocs are t trying
out for the first' time, Combination
.Soles. . . i
The Poland .China Breeders will
self on Saturday, November 6, .at Red
fr.r S'i.1 nir i
If you are Interested in any of tnuubove poine m and see" me and
set u date to go down and look It over. 1 make jthu trip in auto and
about three days Is'all that Is required" to make the trip and look the
land over to your satisfaction I belelve I aku glvlDg you good advise
when I tell you to act quick for land Is sure to advance, as parties In
northwestern part of Kunsas are selling their laiid there and coming In
here to buy. j
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Geo. W. Hutchison
Real Estate. Insurance; Loans; Abstracts
pwowcq 1 0fce Red 33. lnJ, 63 Red Cloud
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ivTnq South West Quarter- tf Section Jhirteen
, ,(13) Township One (1) Range Eleven (11) Web
ster County, know as the Gust Ryden land,
will be sold at public auction to the highest
bidder on Saturday, October 23, at-10:30 a. m.
This sale will take place in front of the State
Bank. The purchaser wj.ll be required to pay
$1,000 at the time of sale and balance on de
livery of deed. The undersigned reserves
the right to reject any and all bids. This
property belongs to the heirs of Gust" Ryden,
and the undersigned has power of attorney to
sell it.
P. A. EDQUIST
Henry". This is the sort of mail 'that
the countv needs In th s office. '-
. He baa never held co inty ,dffic Ind'
'BbouldMBfe'electo'd' 6'jr, a argej pctfk jority.
tie -will give- coomc eratiou; co an
parta-of-tbe county. :" ote laVj Heurw
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James Hutatka fir Commissioner. "
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James Hubatka is a,' candidate for
re-election His record itao. open
book. ' He is for economy.! He is a
large and prosperous farmer. Jnstlhe
man for the, place.
This oflice has always sought him.
The voters know that -a man of the
sort as Hubatka is the right man In the
ritfiit place It would be a misiako. Mr.
Jersey Breeders, will
sell on Saturday, November 20, at
Red Cloud, JO boars and 23 open gilts.
'.3?hejSecofTeriBK8;are..inicely; ! grown
out, not overloaded with fat. ) . This
wjll ;be4 atgoocl" oppqjtupity fori farrfl
"es ix b'uytheir'herd boar and omo
cood. gilts for breeding purposes.
Remember the dates and attend' trio
. HENRY R. FAUSCHj'"r
County 'Agricultural Agent,
Lutheran. Church ,
Sunday School at -10 A. M.
Confessional Service at 10:30.
Regular Service at 11 o'clock.
Rev. 0., Hcinitz, Pastor.
sdlr Qtwtlk yon cctttttofi
Bernard WcNeny
Attorney
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SALE
High Sensation
DUROCS
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To be held at the farm 12 miles northeast of Snperior,
and 8 miles southeast of Nelson and 2 miles south
west of Nora, Nebraska on, " ' '
FRIDAY, OCT. 29th
Sale Starts 1 o'clock. Free Dinner at Noon
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Ba$e after pae
of exquisite :
petiod cabinets
On each page, the same fascinating
story. " t
And this is it:
Every Edison cabinet has been f,
adapted direct from some Old World j
furniture masterpiece. Every Edison
. .cabinet v looks every inch the thing ..
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So stop in :tpday! ' Get your copy of 1
picture and story , aUL abput. Jhe 1
L'JtWJSon;penoa capmexs-nevqpits
-their' 'lineagid, .theiir chacteristics.
-The kind of book that makes useful
information a joy tp obtain. A guid
to the kind of furniture that has
given modern times its most precious
heirlooms.
Ask us; at the same time, about our
Budget Plan the thrift: way of buy
, ing a New Edison.
It 14 rMrUUfifTCr Authorized Dealer
a. II. INEiVYnUUOL Rod Cloud, Nebraska
Offering Consists of 40 Head Immuned
1 Jr. yearling Boar, 1 Senior yearling Boar, 2 Fall Boars,
21 Spring Boars, 2 Jr. yearling Gilts and 13 Spring Gilts
Dr.W.H.McBride
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Dr. R.V. Nicholson
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Announcement to Our Brother
Farmers and Breeders
' This" oflorlug.hus been grown out for breeding purposes and will notjta
fattened, but I think I am sate in 6aylng tbat tney are as growthy and In as
nloe a healthy condition as any you can flud any where this fall. . Oor Durocs
have made good in our customers hands the last year. In almost every ln
sianoB. a man that bought o boar li,i our last fall sale will tell you be baa the
bst bunch of pigs this year that he ever owned. Now this la more than Just a
happen so. -The breeding H back of them and High Sensation to a real'slra of
the right kind. ' Wo have them grown, outand the best ara -always thewieap
e. NotblngdOesps any more good than to look, around flvortbe oobntry
and see tho improvement In different herds wbeta boars or 6pw'a of our'neocd
jug have been oaad. sJlj v j, '7 . ' a '
fy , . Wrlt0 for our Citilogu rtvi,'-
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School Days
AreVagain at-heiaa a)4 ffl)$i therA come, the
usual cares and worries for mother hustling
to get the kiddies off to school each morning.
Sometimes in the haste other household duties
are forgotten, preparations for the noonday
meal forgotten. But don't let that worry you
phone us your wants or have the "kids"
stop in and give us you' order and it will re
ceive the same careful attention as if you had
personally made the purchase.
GIVE US AN OPPORTUNITY TO SERVE YOU
IF YOU DESIRE QUALITY AND SERVICE
P. A . Wullbrandt
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TERMS: Cash, or any arrangementyou make with ;clerkJ
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