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Red Cloud, Nebraska.
UUL1HBED EVERY THURSDAY
ntorcd In tno I'ostoltlcc nt Itcd Cloud, Nob
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A. B MoARTHUR, Editor and Owner
Advertsing Rates
Foreign, per column Inch 15c
Local, 10 &I2JS
connected with It nnd nothing to
rfotra'ct feom'lthe primary objeofc of the
Institute, ,hnt of encouraging our
cltlrohs in the bettor ways of , earning
a llvliliood, increasing the resources of
the state und our general improvement
as (i commonwealth. In nil fairness
the Farmers Institute is certainty en
titled to half the money appropriated
for this purpose from the tuxes collect
ed in Webster County.
1200 Acres, $8 per acre
Mostly level, all fenced, good grass, several springs, best soil
200 acres timber, 480 acre relinquishment part of 1200 acrse,
1000 acres of this 1200 acre randh is choice farm land. The
time to buy is when prices are at the bottom.
H. L. BROWN, 2126 Grand Ave.. Pueblo. Colorado.
GENERAL CONTRACTOR
We do building from the excavating to the painting
complete. Wc will figure your jobs to furnish all mater
ials, or otherwise, to suit our customers. We do FRAME
BRICK and STUCCO work. Let us show you the differ
ence between good and inferior stucco.
We build screen doors and window screens and do
carpenter' work of all kinds'. Let us have your order for
screen doors and window screens now.
GRANT CHRISTY
Shop first door north of Holland Hotel. Res. phone 72N
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Egg and Chicken Money!
Set aside your egg and chicken money and,
almost before you realize it, you will have'
enough to buy an equipment of beautiful
"Wear-Ever, aluminum cooking utensils.
Bright, light, silver-like " Wear-Ever" uten-,
sils will make you aa proud of your kitchen as
you are of the other rooms in your home.
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"Wear-Ever"
Aluminum Cooking- Utensils
cost slightly more than ordinary utensils because
theyare worth more. It paya to buy "Wear-Ever"
just as it pays to buy good farming implements;
" Wear-Ever" utensils arc made in one piece from
hard, thick sheet aluminum without joints or seams.
Cannot crack, flake or peel are pure and safe.
Replace- utensils that wear out
with utensils that "Wear-Ever"
TRINE'S HARDWARE
Farm Bureau Notes
CONFERENCE AT LINCOLN
It fell to my lot to preside over n
conference at Lincoln the hitter part
of thn week. In this conference was
County Agent E. R. Davis ol'IIastings,
Lynn Sheldon of Osceola, George
Davis of St. Paul, K. C. FouU of
West Point, L. I. Frisbie, Stato Club
Leader, and Ed. Daniclson, Secretary
of Nebraska State Hoard of Agriculture.
As a re -tilt of this conference, Ne
braska hoy and girls will lie given
separate buildings on the Fair ground
to exhibit their pigs, calves, poultry,
etc. The pit? and ralf show-will come
on .Monday. The 1st and 2nd prize
in each class will automatically enter
themselves in.o the open class, therc
hy eliminating all the confusion of
the paL and still a comparison will
bo had of the junior show with the
open class.
The Stock Judging contests will be
held on Saturdav. Ribbons and med
uVi will be given to individual con
testants and entrant'! to the winning
team in addition to the prizes of last
year.
The rules and regulations adopted
at the Lincoln meeting arc workable
in the rountys and .same should be
used.
ACCREDITED FARM FLOCK
Need The average Nebraska hen
produces 70 eggs a year and consumes
approximately 90 pounds of food. A
hen that produces 110 eggs consumes
little more food than the low produc
ing hen. Low production can bo
eliminated by breeding, selecting,
feeding and management.
What is an Accredited Flock? An
accredited flock is one which meets
the following requirements.
1. All liens that show (a) marked
inferior egg production (b) a lack of
breed characteristics (c) disease (d)
inferior size; culled before November
1st.
2. A flock of 50 producing birds,
standard bred within the breed and
variety.
a. An average production of 85
eggs the first yenr; 100 eggs average
the following year.
4. Mnlos used in breeding shall
conform to the breed characteristic
and have egg production blood lines
representing not less than 125 eggs.
5. Hens shall be fed for egg pro
duction. G. Management of the flock shall
he r.uch as to promote the most en
vironment.
Object To increase economic poul
try production through the- formation
of accredited flocks of known pcr-
lormance.
Method Jf you are intcirstcd in
having vour f-lcfek accredited,, write
for blanks.,
II EN UY R. FAUSCII
Cojnty Agricultural. Agent.
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Cleaners-Dyers-Tailors ,,
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Dr.R.IV.Mcholson
DENTIST
Rtit Cloud
Nebraska
RIM) ILOl'D WANTS
AT THE PUHLIC CHIP.
The HIaden Fair Association is
socking to tcsi.st the attempt of lied
Cloud to mooch $1,000 of the $2,000
levy for county fair purposes. Under
the law, ?2,000 is the portion the ntuin
ty commissioners .shall pay over to
the county agricultural society. It
is paid for the purpose of paying
agricultural premiums and permanent
improvements for "such fair, and for
no oilier purpose." That the law was
intended solely for county fair pur
poses, is nppatcnt in the reading of
it, but Red Cloud, in promoting the
Farmers' Institute, has called upon
the county board or supervisors to
divide the pot and as will be seen
elsewhere, the county board ha3 so
ordered. The Webster County Fair
officials are resisting the order and
have taken the matter up with the
attorney general. On its face, it
would appear by reading the law, that
there is intended, no such distribution
of county funds for any such purpose
as tho 31,000 given to the Farmers'
Institute Association. That organiza
tion has at its back a source of free
contributions by the state, indepen
dent of a cash donation from tho
county something the county fair
does not enjoy and it would seem that
Red Cloud is seeking to lug home a
major portion of the bacon levied
against tho taxpayers of the county,
for "agricultural fair purposes."
Rlue Hill Leader.
In justice to tho County Com miss,.
loners und tlio officers of the Farmers
Institute wh feci that tho statement
thar "Rod Cloud wnnts to moocli HOOO"
should not go unchallenged' The law
contemplated thn appropriation of this
32,(K0 for the encouragemeut of ngrl
oulture, Hvo stock breeding, batter
poultry und tho Improvement and ad.
vancement of tho various industries
constituting the resources of thn htatc.
Any fntr minded mu must concede
that the Fur in orb' institute is for tills
purposo specifically und exclusively.
It not only conforms in every partiou
hir to the things contemplated by the
law in milking Uik uppiopriation, but
no admission fee is dunged, making it
possible- for everyone, with out eX
pi'iise, to enjoy its rdncntlomil iidvun.
tages tlioiti mo no doll uiolth, fukiis,
buiichu numbs ir hnnibutgcr stands
What Other State?
It is not dllllcult to surmise that thn
most luring oppoi untitles arc at sou e
other place in home other state, across
the mountains, in western Canada, in
tho Oulf Coast section, or down ninny
the Mexican border. In the llr.st place,
tho publicity put out by these interests
dheellv concerned in the development
of such tctnotu sections Is skillfully
prepared and calculated to appeal to
the hopeful imagination of every indi
vidual. And it does, and in doing so,
has the eiled of emphasizing in the
miiidd of tho leader tho obstacles
which ho (Micouuteibiuhlsdailyiounds
in tho conduct of his own business.
Tho beautiful colors of tho lalnbou
and tLo mythical hug of gold cannot
bo wholly ignoied. The haze of (list
ani'o sortens tlio view, but always, ro
gardless of tho place, as one diaws
near to the actual scene and underfill;
os to uoik out surccss theie are found
t he obstacles which attend the uaj of
industrial folks on tho eaith. It does
not matter ivheie. Anyone who as
sumes responsibilities llnds those in
evitable obstacles tobcoveioome. Yet,
it is doubtful if any man familiar witli
Nebraska conditions having a know
ledge of the resources which the state
affords will Und uuy section anywhere
presenting us fow of theso obstacles as
this dependable btate of Nebraska.
One need not hope to obtain anymore
for his investment when all .things uro
cons dered soil fertility, climate, pro.
duction, schools, markctB, variety of
adaptable crops, and last, but not
least, neighbors in any other state or
country than surround him who dwells
In Nebraska.
rtThore Is no other state that will
tu-rve ths purposes of aNcbraskan like
Nebraska. It is well tiot to loso sight
of the value of the first-hand know
ledge of the resources and responsive
ness of the soil combined with the
climate, a knowledge of the business
methods and the social tendencies of
the people, Thc-o have an actual and
Important bearing on one's success. It
is rather significant how frequently
tlio disappointments arise when one
undertakes to do business or work out
success In sections where one does not
have a reliable familiarity with a the
practices and tendencies of the folks
or of the vaiious conditions that relate
V one's line of endeavor The lure Is
always there at first but somehow it
o en fades fioni the vision of him who
lacks tho necessary information to
enable him to make his investments
ami direct his elTorts wisely.
It should nor be understood that sue
c''s fortunes, achievement, distinct
ion, and all the long list of desirable
realization cannot be obtained far
from the home thiesltold, but it is well
not to lose sight of tho fact that these
are all attainable in Mio region adjo
ent to the old homo. Tho most valu
able possession is knowledge, whether
applied in business or profession
Knowledge of natutal conditions, of ie
sources, of climatic tendencies, of crop
possibilities, is the chief asset in the
inventory of most men
Theto aro possibilities beyond the
dreams of men in Nebraska. There
are successes for untold numbers The
state's resources aro In tlio process of
development, in the initial stage.. To
him who knows Nebraska there is no
other place that favorably compares.
This is his land of promise. Foresight
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for wearing holes in their stockings at
play. Romping play is good for them
let them romp. But put stockings
on them that are "wear insured". Put
them in
- Armor Plate
Hosiery
which is made of the best and strongest yarns
obtainable knit to chape and sizp exactly -and
dyed with Harms-Not Dyc(whichabsolutelydocs
t not rot, burn or weaken the yarn;.
You'll buy Armor Plate stockings again and again because
und wash.
in service they keep their shape and color, fit snug and ' 'near
like armor nlatc". And they're "perfect in weave, wear
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fake home a pair or two of these excellent hose today.'
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REDLCL0UD, NEBRASKA
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Lutheran Church Notes
Regular services arc held every first
and third Sunday In the month In the
Adventist church, Corner of 3rd Ave.
und Walnut St
Friday, Nov. 18th, at 7:30 p. in., Rev
Carter, colored missionary, will speak
on tho work the Lutheran church is do
ing among tlio colored people of our
country.
Suuday the Lord's Supper will bo ad
ministered. Confessional service at 10:!1Q n. m.
Preaching nt 11 a. in.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend these services.
O. It. LIeinitz, Pastor
Grace Church Services
Sunday Next Before Advent
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Servics with Sermon
Rev J. M. Hates at 11 a, m.
No Evening Service.
Come and welcome
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FALL STOCK NOW HERE
My Fall and Winter stock of PLUSH and FUR ROBES
have arrived, and include some handsome patterns.
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Also am still doing expert auto top, and harness repairing.
Fogel
Bldg.
Cloud
J i Oi BUTLER Nebraska
Low Newspaper Prices '
The Evening State Journal has ueen
leduocd to'S3.C0 a year or 8 t.GO with
Suuday. The Morning Journal $4 a
year or 85 with Sunday. This makes
tho Journal the, highest uowspnpor
bargain in Nebraska.
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Routt County Lump
We sell for cash that's
why we sell, cheaper.
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