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About The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923 | View Entire Issue (April 20, 1922)
USD OLOUD, NEBRASKA, CHIEF :M iJ M HARNESS and SADDLERY Back to Pre-War Prices Como in and sec for yourself our exceptional values. Harness and leather goods of all kinds oiled and repaired Rebuilding and repairing automobile tops a specialty. " Fogel I ( HI1TI EH Red Cloud Bldg. J. V. DlllLEK Nebraska Greater Than Riches A good healthy body is more to be desired . than all the wealth of the world. Good health assures a clear mind, inspires energy, ambiton and working efficiency. The Food We Eat Is Important 'The careful housewife will secure only the highest grade groceries and foodstuffs to safeguard the health of the family. .Our Goods Are The Highest Quality " Selected to give our patrons the best goods obtainable at prices as low as it is possible to makthem. This Store Will Help You In the practice of consistent economy and give you full value for ever dollar you spend here. P. A. Wullbrandt Groceries and Queensware sminnoMiiiiniuiffi Tramminm!r,nmi;pii;in3iinimiTciiimmijj!imii:mi::i;j:riri:miii WMMwnMnnnwwnwBTTnrWTiirTriiwriiiiiiiiiiBMrTiwwnMiiiiitiiiiiiiiiwwi inn iiipiiiii 111 iiiiii iiiiimubiiiwiiw I A Letter X Make Gd I Must impress the person who recicves it with its importance, whether the correspondence be of a business or personal nature. The mails are flooded with cheap circular lcttors and the avorage busy man of to-day gives his mail the "once over" and passes most oC it to the waste basket. A letter to demand attention in these busy times must be distinctive. Hammermill Ripple Borad Printed correctly makes the nicest letter head you can possibly obtain. The hard smooth surface of this paper renders it particularly adaptable to' high ' class artistic printing and the ripple finish places it in a class by itself for atlaraclivc appearance. The "crisp cackle" you notice in opening a letter written on llammcrmill Ripple immediately suggests taste and progrcssiveness on the part of the sender. It Costs No More Than Other Paper Come in and let us show you samples of work done on this stock and figure with you on your next job. The Red Cloud Chief L i m li 0 Geo. Trine RED CLOUD We hslieve that it pays to give our customers service and satisfaction; that is why we want to sell you a e CREAM SEPARATOR Here's why the De Laval is the cheancit machine ' to buy: "- It wiU pay you in cream laved from $3 to $5 a cow everv year over an inferior or half-worn-out cream separator. It will pay you in cream saved from $10 to $15 a cow every yea over gravity slumming. 4- It wil give you a heavier and better crearrt the kind the creamery- maa wants, the kind that gives you more, slum-milk for your stock. It will last two to ten timet as long as other cream separators. Figure k out for yourself and you will see why the De Laval is the mjost economical. And added to it all is the immeasurable satisfaction of owning a machine that "works like a chaWnf 365 days in the year. ! , W know that $ ll yon a Da LtI wa'tetl yon machine you'll bo proud to own.Wc fall thara on lib. rat term. Come la and talk it oyer. 1 i7jZjarBBEB3E --.-.. , N.E RED CLOUD CHIEF Red Cloud, Nebraska PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY (Entered In the I'oMofllcc nt lied Cloud, Neb n Bocond Class Matter A. B. McAHTUUR.Edltor and Ownor Advertising Rates Foroltfn, per column Inch 15c Local, " " " 10 & 12 Political Announcements Fivo Dollars will bo dunged for nil parties announcing their cnndtdnny for ofllco lu this column, whether Demo crat or Republican, and will bo run until the Primary Election in July. For Sheriff I hereby niinotinco myself asa cniiill date, for the nomination for Sheriff, of Webster County, nt the Primary, July 18, 102'.', subject to tho will of tho Ku nub'lican voters of Webster county. JACK WALLER. 1 hereby announce myself as a candi date for the nomination for ShcrllT of Webster County subject to tho will of tho votoiH of the Democratic party nt the Prlmnry election, July 18, 1022. LAWRENCE DOYLE. I hereby announce myself as u candi date for tho nomination for Sheriff of Webster County, atthe Primary, July 18, 1022, subject to the will of the Re publican voters of Webitor county. N. 1'. PHILLIPS. I hereby announce myself as a candi date for re-elect ion to the olllco of County Shoriir of Webster county, sub ject to the will of tho Democratic vol 018, at the primary election, July 1H, 1022. PRANK lUTPKElt. I hereby announce myself asa candi date for the iiunlinition for Sheriff of Webster County subject to the will' of the Republican voteih at the Primary, July 18, 1922. PIIBI) HHDUE. I hereby nntiounce myself asacaudl date for the mmiinittiuii for SheriiF of Webster County snliJHOt to the will of the Democratic voters of Webster coun ty nt tlte Primary, July 13th. E. A (MBRT) KINO For County Clerk I hereby announce myself as a candi date, for Mic nomination for County Cleric of Webster County, at tho pri nmry. July 18, 1022, subject, to the will of.the voters of tho Democrat party. 11. P. PBRItV. I lieioby announce myself as a candi date, for the nomination for County Cleric of Webster County, at the pri miuy, July 18, l!)22, subject to tho will of the voters of tho Republican party. BL.MBU K. SIMONS For County Treasurer I hcieby announce myself asa uaudi dato for the nomination for County Treasurer of Webster County subject to t ho will of the voters of tho Repub lican party at the Primary election, July 18, 1922. MRS. HAZEL POWELL. I hereby announce myself oh n candi date for the nomination of County Treasurer of Webster County subject to tho voters of the Democratic ticket at tho Primary election, July 18th. A. V. DUCKER. I hereby announce myself as n candi date for tho nomination for County Treasurer of Webster County subject to tho will of the voters of tho Repub llcau ticket at tho Primary election July 18th. MRS. CLARA E. WALKER. 1 hoieby announce myself asa candi date for tho nomination for County Treasurer of Webster County subject to the will of tho voters of the Repub lican party at the Primary, July 18. CIIAS. C. BENNETT, Cowles, Nebr. fame, for few places are moro beauti fully located or moro lnvJBhly endow ed with natural attractions. To feel that wo become personally acquainted with the interesting characters of this quaint little village as we see them itj their everyday life, is indeed a privilege. The photographer lived for many months in the home of Anton Lang, the Christus of the Pas sion Play, nnd no man is better able to toll the world of tho incidents of the play than he." They continue their rccommendution in this manner. "Wo have never offered a set of pictures which we could more enthusiastically recommend than this one. The pic tures are actual photographs of tho characters nnd scenes of this most wonderful performance. They will in terest any christian audience any where. It was with great pleasure that the word of the coming of these pictures was received. And pleasure is also found in the extension of n cordial invitation to the people of Red Cloud to attend and become familiar with the Passion Play and its history. Every detail of the passion of Christ is portrayed even to tho crucifixion of the master. Anton Lang, who plays the part of the Savior is a master artist and has dovotcd his life to the work. Tho service will begin nt 8 o'clock next Sunday night and a welcome is extended to all who care to attond. Farm Bureau Notes I hereby announce myself as acandi dato for tho oflioe of County Treasurer of Webster County, subject to the will of the Republican voters nt the pri. mary election, July 18, 1022. F. E. BRITTON, Blue Hill, Nebr. ta 'If your printed matter comes from the 'Chief you know it is right For County Superintendent I hereby announce myself as a candi date for renominationjfor County Sup erintendent of Schools on -the Non Political ticket at the Primary election July 18th. ESTELLE E.;DUCKER. FAMOUS PASSION PLAY "Lttn'me carry KELLOGG'S, jMckt J say I w Mother said you could buy KEL' LOGO'S, but I could carry 'era borne 1 say t will I wiltI" 'iKrf SMS-SS! ' TO BE PRESENTED After several weeks of energetic effort the Passion Play of Oberam morgau has been secured for next Sunday nights service to tho Baptist church. This set of pictures is per haps the most interesting set that has been secured sinco tho illustrated services were instituted. The photographers Review has the following to say of tho Passion Play lecture. "Oborammorgau and tho charming vale of tho Ammcr in which it nestles is in itself deserving of GRAML1CK VISITS COUNTY Professor Gramlick of the Univer sity of Nebraska in his visit to the County talked to the High Schools on educational lines and what the Uni versity has to offer in the way of Jiighor education. Ho urged the High School students to decide early in life what tlicy wanted to tako up as their future life work and work to that end. Ho said, while in High School students were learning to apply themselves. He dwelt at some length on Work and Honesty, giving some good examples and stor.es. Along with the above is cheerfulness and this could best be cultivated in youth. Professor Gramlick was lato one day, due to the storm and missed out on the Hereford Breeders' meeting which was' to be held at the homo of Frank Bean. The swine breeders held tlvro supper und several Here ford and Shorthorn herds were visited enroute to jchools. ""SWINE BREEDERS' SUPPER The Duroc and Poland Ch na bleed ers' gao a bupp v at the Royal Hotel After the fine supper, C. B. Steward acted en loaslinastor. O. W. John ston Was called upon to talk on tJiow ring ethics It liti3 bon rumored that Johnstonwas failing in winning mosti of the, ribbons, especially m showing hogs. His talk was short and his remedy was to ra'sc good individuals and you could win. Boyd Vance, a director of the Eek ley School where more hoys and girls Club work has been carried on any where in the County was called upon to make a few remarks. Mr. Vance said if we wanted our boys and girls to .stay on the farm we would have to educate them and interest them in Inter live stock and better farm con d tions. Mr. McNcny was next called upon to talk on pure bred live stock salcn, , but owhig to tho largo number of Pig Club boys present he took the oppor tunity to talk to them. He said his business put him in touch w.th all classes of people and ho said the farmer was tho best of all. He urgtd the boys to stav on the farm and to be a successful farmer one should r.iiso good livestock. County Agent Fausch introduce d the Red Cloud H'gh School Stock judging team who wore guests and talked on promotion work. We often hear that "difference of opinion makes a horse race" and wo can iust as truly say that it is difference of opinion which makes it possible for us to have several breeds of hogs in stead of one. If every farmer thought alike we would have but one breed, but fortunately wo do not all think alike. A person's thoughts are often tho results of impressions. Every breeder should put forth every effort to impress the public with his favor ite breed. First by showing, second by advertising and third by selling. Advertising is part of good selling and good selling is good advertising. Tho best promotion work is Pig Club and it is very educational to the Pig Club member because he learns fecd ng, stork judging, breed type, show man and ho learns to take defeat as have the pleasure of winning. And to the breeders of purebred hogs hon or will bo ours only as we sec the genrations to como and our greatest opportunity to servo tho generations to como lies in the pathway of our girls and boys. Professor Gramlick was the last speaker introduced and his subject wns "Breed Type." He said that typo had changed of late years and due mostly to the large surplus of fats and a big demand for bacon. He said that the pure bred breeders wore breeding the hogs up and the farmer feeder was feeding them down and this condition was working very well. He complimented the Pig Club mem bers on living in an age nnd county whore they could join a Pig dub and lenrn better mothods of raising live stock. He told of the recent feeding contest just clcLsed at tho experiment station, riwinc to the lateness of hour Mr. Steward did not call on any other snenke.rs as D. C. Henderson. Dr. Let- by and J. W Auld who were schedul ed to give talks. CALF CLUB MEETING All boys and girls having Short horn, Hereford or Holstcin heifers nnd baby beef steers will moot in tho Farm Bureau offico on Saturday, April 29th at 2 p m., and organize tho Webster County Calf Club. More particulars next week. HENRY R. FAUSCH County Agricultural Agent Our word for it! Ifoiill never Itnow how delicious Com Flakes can be till you eatKelhggs Positively the most joyously good any-time-cereal any man or woman or child ever put in their mouths! Such flavor, such crispness! Such big sunny-brown Corn Flakes! How you'll relish a generous bowl-filled-most-to-overflowing; and a pitcher of milk or cream! Never was such a set-out! Never did you get such a universal vote as there'll be for Kcllogg's Corn Flakes! Big folks and little folks will say "Kcllogg's, pieasc, motner i ' ' .Leave it to tneir tastes and yours! Prove out all we say! For, Kcllogg's Corn Flakes are a revelation in flavor; a revelation in all-thc-timc crispness! Kcllogg's arc never tough or leathery or hard to cat ! Insist upon KELLOGG'S the original Corn rn aPPs Flakes the kind in the RED and rw! GREEN package! m W it.. s s Sb TOASTED CORN S ,, L4ttfetfwP "-52KS3 p m m jjy vk. mm flakes Also makers of KliLLOGG'S KRUMBLES and KELLOGG'S BIUN, cooked and krumtlcd WHHUIWmiMP awnEiaay Kt iwui pvj Get The Best Easter Suit You Can Buy Not just because you want to look stylish that day, but because you want to keep right on looking stylish Hart Schaffner d? Marx make the best clothes we know anything about; best in the skillful designing, best in the all wool fabrics and needle work SEE THE NEW NORFOLKS AND SPRING CLOTHES THEY'RE READY FOR YOU $32.50 to $45.00 Shoes and Oxfords Never have we shown a better line oE shoes. Men's dress shoes in the latest Priced from...$4i00 to $8.50 fYomkil:.0.e.l....$2.25 to $4-50 Remember we strnd back of every pair we sell. W.G.Hamilton Clothing Co. The House of Quality Clciui your Wall Pnper with Ataor. uiio. Sold by CottitiK. 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