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VACATION TRIP
can be made froo from worry concerning the safety of the
f untte you find it necessary to carry by converting such
funds into Travellers Cheques which we issue.
These cheques arc availabc in denominations of 510
$20, 550, and 5100 and afford a safe and convenient form
for carrying funds when traveling. They arc accepted
throughout the world by banks, hotels, railroads and
merchants generally.
Call and let our officers explain their use before you
leave on your vacation.
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Flounce, Preildcnt Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cathie
Dtpotlti Quarantetd by tht Dtpoiltort Guaranty Fund of tht Slalt of Xtlratka
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IF IT'S FENCE POSTS
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Just For Comparison
1913 - - 1920 - - 1921
has been Jigurcd out, that in building a certain
house, the LUMBER cost
$1,600.00 in 1913
$3,300.00 in 1920
$2,000.00 in 1921
Freight has advanced $zSo.co en this material, since
jpfjt 'vhich makes the lumber cost at the present time a
trijlc over $100.00 mere than it did in 1913, exclusive of
h freight raise.
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OVER STATE HANK
Red Cloud
Nebraska
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CHIROPRACTOR
PHONES Ind. 193-X Bell 48
Office Tumure Bldg, formerly Occupied by
Attorney L. H. Blackledge
RED CLOUD NEBRASKA
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Methodist Church Notes
Sunday School at lU a m. Church
service lit II n. m ntul 8 p. in, Epwortli
League at 7U5 p. tu, Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening t 8 o'clock.
If you fire not attending elsewhere
wo extend to you n cordial Invitation
to attend out Sntidny School, and
chinch services
IlAiinYyW. Core, Pastor.
Estimate of Expense.
Tlio following Is the annual estimate
of expenses for the fiscal year ending
May 1022 and revenues for thu year
eliding May 1021 of the City of Red
Cloud, Nebraska us ndoptod by t ho
City Council at its regular session held
July 5, 1021.
Olllccrs Salaries 8 HOO 00
Water .t Light Employees.. . 7100 00
Ilettcrmont V &L Plant C0O0 00
Street and Alleys 2501' 00
Oftlcc Expense 200 00
Printing nnd Supplies ,.. 200 00
Fuel, Freight and Drayage... 12000 00
Public Library 1 COO 00
Entertainments Amusements 300 00
Iiltcrost on Bonds 0000 00
Interest on Warrants 4000' 00
Payment on Pavement 1500 00
U-jtlrlngE. L. Warrants 27000 00
Incidentals 80OO 00
$77100 00
Rcvcnuts for 1020
The reveniii'S-4or thu City of Red
Cloud, Nebraska for tho year ending
May 1921 as shown by thu City Trcas
uret's Annual Report on (lie '.with tho
City Cleric are ns follows:
General Fund S 8300 00
Electric Light Cash Fund... 2314C 80
Electric Light Levy Fund.... 1850 00
Water Cash Fuud Jo00 00
Water Levy Fund 705 00
Occupation Fuud 2740 00
Sewer Fund 80 CO
Fireman's Fund 25 00
Library Fund 1220 00
: S43022 05
Int. on Bonds Sinking fund GI20 00
S10142 05
Adopted and Approved July 0. 1921.
Attest Many Peterson
O. C. Ti:r.i. Mayor.
Clerk. (Seal) ' '
The Margin of Safety
Is represented by the amount iof
insurauce you carry
Don't lull yourself Into a fancied
security. -f
Because fire has novqr touched yori
it doesn't follow that you'ro Immune
Tomorrow -no today, If yoi have
time and you better find time
come to the.ofllce and we'll write
a policy on your house, furniture,
store or merchandise.
-LATER MAY BE TOO LATE-
O. C. TEEL
R.elioLble lnsura.ri.ee
"Oh. Boy! Aittf his
4helife
I LIKE my Job".
BUT DAY8 do como.
WHEN 8KIE3 nro btuo.
ABOVE THE city smoko.
AND BREEZES stir.
THE PAPERS on my dosk.
AND THEN I think.
WHAT 1 would do.
IF I vroro boss. "j-
I'D OPEN shop. j
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AT TWELVE o'clock.
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AND CLOSE nt ono.
WITH ONE hour off.
FOR LUNCH, anil I.
WOULD GET old Sam.
TO RUN mo out.
IN HIS big six.
AND DROP mo off.
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UNDER A greenwood tree.
DESIDE A babbling brook.
AND THERE I'd Ho.
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AND EVERY onea.
IN A while.
ROLL OVER.
OR MAYBE sit and thlnK.
BUT MOST likely.
JUST SIT.
AND EVERY onco.
IN A whllo I'd light.
ONE OF my Chostorflelds,
AND OH Boy.
I GUESS that wouldn't
SATISFYI
COMPANIONSHIP? Say;
thero never was such n cfg.
nretto ns Chesterfield for steady
company! Just ns mild and
smooth ns tobaccos can ho butt
with n mellow "body" thnt satis
fies even cigar smokers. On lazy
days or busy ones all tho time
you want this "satisfy
smoke." Have you teen the new
AIR-TIGHT tint of 50?
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STATE BUREAU "N6tES
Following the protest of H. D.
Lute, secretary of ''the Nebraska
Farm 'Bureau Federation, Iho rail
roads hnye withdrawn thoir applica
tion so far as Ncbraka is concerned
before the interstate commerce for a
restriction of the period of furnish
ing honied" cars for the shipment of
fruit and vegetables. This matter
was of particular interest to Nebraska
potato growers. The railronds in the
past have been required to furnish
heaters for cars from October 15 to
April 15. They sought to reduce the
period to December 1 to March 1.
The shorter period was favored by
the largo commission firms who.
have largo storage facilities. It
would tend to aid them in n specu
up prices during periods when it
would be unsafe to ship on account
of freezing weather. On the other
hand it would work an untold hard
ship on the small shipper and tho
grower who desires to ship his own
product by Increasing his shipping
hazard and at times causing him
heavy losses.
Hamilton county, under the lead
ership of County Agriculture Agent
Quinn is taking a load in tho matter
of forming shipping associations.
Three new shipping associations
wore formed in that county the past
week, at Giltner, Hampton and Mar
quette. A strong effort is being
made by Quinn to get the members
of the various associations to keep
their hens separated from tho roost
ers and produce infertile eggs and by
doing so ho already has tho produc
tion up to an efficiency where fifty
percent of the eggs pass as select
(infertile) eggs and are bringing
top pirces on the New York market
in compotion with the short ship
ments from New Jersey, New York
ativc way by allowing them to hold
state and other nearby points to the
metropolis.
Nebraska Farm Bureau Federa
tion is to play a large part in the
experimental work to be carried on
by the United States post office de
partment in the development of the
wireless telephone as a means of
transmitting market reports, weather
reports and important news items to
rural communities. H. D. Luto, sec
retary of tho Nebraska Farm Bu
reau Federation has been carrying
on an investigation along this line
for some time. Simultaneously with
Mr. Lute's investigation, Hon. R. B.
Howell of Omaha made a trip to
Washington to urge the post office
department to get behind the idea.
Acting upon Mr. HowelPt? advice,
the. federal government appointed a
commission composed of men connec
ted with the U. S. post office depart
ment and the U. S. department of agri
culture' to ake charge of the experi
mental work. Howell was named as
chairman of the commission and will
have practically entire control of the
c'xperimental work. Mr. Howell has
selected Frank A. Harrison of Lin
coln to look after details. Recognizing
that Mr. lute was working along
the same lines Howell and Harrison
have joined forces with him and tho
various county farm bureau organ
izations will be utilized in tho exper
iments. While plans so far are only
tentative, it is probable that a send
ing station will be established at the
State Agricultural College at Lincoln
where the power plant can be utilized
for sending. It may be that later one
or two other sending stations will be
estabished in tho central and western
portions of the state. Mr. Howell
says that receiving equipment can
be attached to the battery of the or
dinary automobile at a cost of ap
proximately $75.00, or in quantities
at about $30.00. Many county Farm
Bureaus are now ready to go ahead
with their part, and it is probable
that final plans will soon be complet
ed. Hearings are being held at tho
various county Farm Bureau offices
this week to gather information
which will be sent to tho American
Farm Bureau Federation headquart
ers at Chicago to in turn be submitted
to tho joint congressional committee
appointed to inquire into tho present
depressed condition of tho ngrictil
tural industry. At the county Farm
Bureau hearings information will bo
gathered from tho lending agricul
turalists in the county as well as
from business men and bankers.
Similar action has been taken by
every state Farm Bureau federation
in the country, thus enabling tho
joint committee to get informaion
along agricultural lines directly from
tho men who nro tho closest to it.
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