The Red Cloud chief. (Red Cloud, Webster Co., Neb.) 1873-1923, October 19, 1922, Image 8
I IV ICED CLOUD, NEBRASKA Otiirtt v m jwawwm iMBijsmvAMHiMixraji raf wMyjBMwm'umiwTmigyiMTrTiitvgWiPHPJ'w i y (51 iff SMITH BROTHER'S ANNUAL BOAR SALE We will hold our 33rd sale of Pure Bred Poland Chinas At the farm 9 miles Northeast, of Superior, and mile. North of Cadams, Nebraska, on Tuesday, October 24th, 1922 Big Road-Building Program Ahead. LOCAL ITEWS OF THIRTY YEARS AGO. The offering consists of 55 head. 40 bi husky Spring Boars and 15 Gilts, all of the popular big type, cany feed ing high backed pigs. The kind that just keep on grow ing. They are sired by the boars, Smith's Yankee Bob, Smith's Long Boy, and the new boars, Clan's Monarch and The Pageant, They have been raised with lots of exer cise and are in fine condition. They have all been vacci nated. Come and spend the day with us. Sale in Tent at 1 P. M. Free Lunch at Noon Write For C1MITU RDHC Superior Catalogue Olfll 1 11 DlVUO., Nebrask. B.E. RIDGLEY and W. C. HENDERSON. Auctioneers. CADAMS STATE BANK. Clerk. Senator Bert NL Hitoiioock -Q WW ' " Candidate for Re-Election Ho wns born in Nebraska G3 years ago. Ho has published the Omaha World Herald for 37 years. H,iB influential position in the United States Senate makes him snore useful thhn over to Nebraska. iMI i i ' i . . ..in frni UN 8 PHONE YOUR COAL TrT-fiTiimniii iim imwiimiuHi ORDER TO FA MERS' ELEVATOR Bell Phone 29 -:- Ind. Phone 12 D DO 3 C Nov. .11, Will be a Big Day in Red Cloud. Arrange to be Here Kiftuon tiU ii' y yi in ol bulMlrf 'JOnl 10. nil lid IlllUnit Of tllO Ullllill Sti't's. Uinlor iln piMtfriiiu which tin t mint ! tun. mliili I'll tllnrt! will hi' lillill.. tl irliitf that tiiuf, 180,000 miles of itn. p ovwl lilgliwuvs which will (!Utislitttt( t hi I'Vilerul ilil lttjjliwiiv Hyhtem mill a rquitl or grwi-ur iulleiu of Stsit tin I loeil ninils When tlm grout b is ilntiu. Hie tnui'-pott.ilJiiii fucllilUs of tip country will 'ar '.Vio I tlioeu of any otliur iiHtiiin. ptst m present, In the world. The highways of thu tin oh'tit ll'iniiuiH, liose fiuno hn conic (I v.n tliMiujfli the centuries, will pule W cotupiiihon. DxttiiN of tills vast loatMnilUlliiR program urn to ho p'liceil tiofote Hits ' lliitliwuy LMneatton Hoard at ItH eon fcrunco in Washington October 20 o :8 lnultisivc, by State Highway Engin eers and oflloials of the liurean of I'uhlle UoikIh, United States Depart ment of Agriculture, to whom has been entrusted the work of planning and supervising the construction of Fed. oral-aid highways. The plan will be presented to onublo thu Ilonrd to r - eeod uuthorltiitlvely with Its work of devlbltiK aids for (ehonlsand colleges to whicii road builders of the country are turning for uouijictuut highway engineers. OlllcialH of tho bureau place the ag gregate cost of the Federal-ald pro gram alone at about $3,000,000,000. Bprc.id over the twenty year period. Tncy base this estimate on nn average cost of $17,000 per mi To Tho aveiajrc cost, In turn, takes into consideration all classes' of improve I loadways fioin the cheapest to the most expensive types. Apptoxlmately one-third of u e proposed hjstem, or Ci',000 miles of im proved highways, ulieady nro eltlur bnlltor building The piogratn is n in w one. 1'p to umiparalivuly recent years rod building in the fulled SUtos lies tiet n conducted without special regard to a national sjitem HigliM ijs have been coiistrucU'd where ne l-d without eoi. al'lei i tiff wlivllu-r tha.V wo'tld tin '. up 111 the nio-l ir etu" ni.unixr wit ii Ue wIkiI lift work of rortdi t be t-puad over thu Nation. Ki.giu'ers I d -wiilit ui' -re t meet, itniuo ifeiteuinl to ciil iJcui ni's h m tin' broader req .ire ttbi'i'iiil 'he SiHte BiMl nation 'fhci:i n ' e 'i I id r.td ' viiM in, inui,i i , i li'iHii ot the lni . i Stile, iU o uiftupliU tliH !'.usti .h' tt.u of only hucli ronit as tit into I tie national pinium una OouUituite to, tue national system. At the same time t 'O road will bo K eloted as to serve tUti most important local requirement.. With marked uio.lificatlonu, thu ays tim adopUd in building the railway! of thu country wilt be. bui'tiu in mind in the eunsiruotiiiu ol the country 's now hixhwitys. Theie will be maid lines of highway umnmuiication be tweati neuter lliid t lloustlids of miles of tee ler nmds, u-uolunrf bick into Uio moro spaisly settled legions and into Clio rk-li iiKl'iCitlturtil section!!, to tap area win se pupiilatKui and pro uicts will How over the new system Xcw roads will be planned end built thousands of unleb of them- wheie ihey mII lit in most advantau.'ously Willi the entire iiugtiiin. The bureau is I'luitiuiiiiig its researcli work into must t'lllclent methodsof road building, including thu clrtracter mid wearing power of material-, resisting qualities of vartiug subsoils, etc, and hus (una id a coiisidciublc stoio of valua ble iiitiirinatioii all of which will bo available for the highway uiigiuei-r of to-uiiiriotv, whom the lionnl is seeking ti liavo eiliieaie.l in pinctlcal and mod O 'ii mul hulls. (I'Vuiny, Oct Thin nbnrg I- -'1 IS home ICa' Your Coal liotn Mil. fi urn been Mis c 'In Mi-sCnule Meltrlde home lCsli'in, Iili'-im, wheie she Iihh vUttlng for several days The Cniigrcirntluniil chtireh will be re.deillcatnl ii"x SmIiIihUi moriilnir Kflinon by lie v. llindley, of Weeping Water. fll jm sN ow (Hems of Twentv Years Ago.) Miss Nellie Kuierditi went to Guide Rook Sundav uiorniiig, whete she ex pects to remain for n short time. Henry Keeney of Cowles was In this city, Wednesday. Charlie Fort visited at the homo of his patents in this city the Hist of this week. Chas. Kaloy is viewing ihe sights of the Hue stuck show In Kanbtis City, this woek. RC.Iluschowof Blue Hill was attend ing to business matters in this city, Tuesday. Mrs. John Wiles of Orleans arrived in the city, Wednesday, tor u visit at the home of her parent?. Miss (Jliim McMillan was in Omaha the first of the week, atteiidim; the cjnvcn'ion of the Disciples of Christ. Messrs Dallcy and Aycrs of Long Is land, Kansas have put chased tho gro cery and queensware stock of D. F M zv and will lake possession thellrst of December. Tl cy expect to carry a general merchandise stock j The MaloEe-Gellatly Co. lAVWWAV,rWWWAV.VAV!VAVA'.V.V.V.".V.,AVMnn GAKFIELD WOMEN'S CLUB TO HOLD HAHY CONFERENCE Tlie Women's Cluli oT Garfield Town ship lias arrnnged with the State Bur eau of IloJth to hrld a Baby Health Conference on Wcdi.Pidiy afterncon, October 'J5. Miss Edith .1. Whitely, field nurse of the Hoalth Bureau will conduct the confe'CHO. She w'U he a sifted by Drs. Martin and Crelgli '. ii of Red c3ouri. Mirn V)ilt"ly will .'rri'O in i! c eomrm :r y en Tuesday "("iiuon and m-ke all preliminary ; j . -l - i (, . f r t' " iJ,C', "nt. Or. I. H. D ".a C'-."" i he l:jr- .u v f Health, ill le c it for part of the afternoon and vill also del her a locture oa "Public Health" : 'he cerd riff. "ic '.fteraeea meetirf will '..cfthi sit 1 '.30 o'clcck and tbc evening lecture at 7:45. Both meetings will be held tn the Girfleld Community chureh four miles south and three miles east of Red Cloud. All mothers with their children as well as older daughters ore urged to" be present for tho after noon conference. The evening meeting is for the general public. Tho expense of theRo meetings will he homo by the State Department of ITftfklth. Thet'o will ho no charge to the attend'ng public. Let all avail themselves cf this, exceptional oppor tunity. Mrs. Olivrr MeNutt, Pies. In the County Court of Web ster County, Nebraska u Farm Loans Call ami see me if you want a faun 1 ..in at ii lOilueo'l rate of interest and br-st option. Loans closed iinmmli atdy wnli no ie'ay or expense for tx n uiiiut'oii. 4J II UAJI.EY. Enclish Lutheran Church i Regular iorvioe every unit tend third Sunday In tho month In tho AdvenMst chit roll. If you do not worship elsewhere you nro cordially Invited ti worship wllh Hi. O. H. nolnllJ-., Pastor. Row 1. Y( Kdpun will ju-oach at tho Uaptist church noxt Sunday both morn ing and evening. The ftogln erf Safely Ik leprescnted by tho auiount of insurance you carry. Don't lull yourself Into a fancied secuiity Because lire has novor touched you It doesn't follow that you're Iminuno Tomorrow -no today, If you have time and you better Hud time come to tho ofiico and we'll writo a policy on your house, furniture, store or niorcliaudiso. LATER MAY BE TOO LATE- O. C. TEEL Reil.bic Insurance In Re. Estate of Obctl B Harvey Notice of Hearing, Deceased J The heirs at law, the creditors and all persons interested in the estate of Obed B. Harvey deceased, will take notice that Dean W Harvey has filed hs petition In said court, alleging that Olied It Harvey died intestateon Octo ber lfi, I'll 1 being a resident of Webster county, Nebraska; that he died seized of the following described leal estate in Welitter comity, Xebiaska, towit: The east half of tho north castquait er of section twenty-eight township two north innge twelve west of the Sixth pilueipal Muiidian H'd that the interest of stld petitioner In suld i enl estate in tile mvnuisliip in fee simple of an undivided Int'r-st therein That no application has been mode in tne state vi ietiraiua tor the up. point nient of an adminibtrator of the OHtalo of said doeessed and that imre than I wo years havo olnpst'd since the date of .his death. fcmid petitioner prays for a decree barring all eltlms, a determination of the time of the death of said Obed B Harvey and a determination of the heirs of the taid Obud B. Harvey, their degicoof kinship, the light of descent of leal property belonging to said de cased and for such other and further lellef as may be icquited in tlie pie-mli-es. Said pwiltioii has lieen bet fur hear lui; before said court in tho courtroom of said court, in tlio court houbo at Red Cloud, Webster County, Nebiaska, at 0 o'clock, A M., October 21, 1022. Dated September 22, 1022. A. D. RANNEY A True Copy. County Judge. Ulnukcr, Kuld ,1 Delclmut Attorneys for Petitioner. Panning the Du3lnecs. A Chicago iiillllonalro gum manu facturer walked Into tho tea-room at the Prako the other day and an nounced loudly that he had ju t seen a girl (.hiding rum, adding: "I hato girls tl "t eli . t,-iri!"- then Joined In tht'laufeLUr. Hardware I Electrical Goods W N you want anything in the line of hardware, ether it be a small item or a bill for a new house we will be glad to serve you. ELECTRICAL GOODS We also carry a line of electrical goods, irons, grills, percolators, waffle irons, motors, etc. See us for lamps, sewing machine GEORGE TRINE "Lttn'me carry KELLOGC'S, Jtckl I say I will! Mother said you could buy KKL LOGG'S. but I could tarty 'cm home! I say I will I will I" ' , a'.4-w a ?& I Omrwof: a npm fiit&rt'v jtrrw v tV- tHKft- U 4s eat IQlloggk f . ri V ty.'.-. "-: Positively the mo.:t joyousiy good any-timc-cercat any man or woman or child ever put in their mouths f Such flavor, such crispness! Such big sunny-brown Corn Flakesl now you'll relish a generous bowl-filled most-to-overfiowig; and a pitcher of ltilk or crcTam! Kever was such a set-out! Never did you get such a universal vote as there'll be for Kellogtr's Corn riakes! Big folks and little folks will say "Kellogg's, piease, moinori" J-eave it to their tastes and yours! Prove out all we sayi For, Keilogg's Corn Flakes arc a revelation in flavor; a revelation in all-Ihe-timc crispness! Kellogg's ate never tough or leathery or hard to est ! Insist upon KELLOGG'S the original Corn Flakes the kind in the RED and GREEN package! & TOASTED fam W ' VtA rtl CA" F1AK.1S i ."" "'''... r-MllUlI' eiixeir::.;.'!j ir M VJP iM 1 i ArTW Jnfl A"U&Jk RN l?:LAIEg Also maters of KELLOGG'S CRUMBLES oi.il KELI.OC'S BRAN, coo'.c' nd kriuaLlcd wieBj3innatncETS3iiEg!iiiugimiia.uiBm:jCTP 1 Hereford Cattl e a; Poland China. Hm?s' at in. JjHS, J if JL J ION 'Wednesday, November 1, ?22 s Commencing at 12:30, at the jr b n . w a m m niia'j-i ClCiUIU spring u eeK arm 5 miles north and 4 miles east of Smith Center, 4 miles north and 2 miles west of Bellairc 7 young bulls from 3 to 12 months old; 10 cows, 3 with calves at oot and rebrcU, 6 fresh soon, 1 fresh, a good milker; 10 open heifers. 1 herd boar; 6 spring boars; 8 tried sows; 20 spring gilts. wiiiiiiMimiraiiniinfflMii S. D. SEEVER ramimmrioffliM ?oot Ball Game Friday at 3:30 i 4 V ,i ) I M