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VOLUME 50
RED CLOUD. NEBRASKA, NOVEMBER 2. 1922
NUMBER 4'.
Political Advertising
Political Advertising
FOR COUNTY CLERK
VOTE FOR
(X) B. F. PERRY
UNDERSTANDS THE WORK OF THF OFFICE
AND HAS BEEN A CAREFUL, EFFICIENT
AND ACCOMODATING OFFICIAL.
Why Change?
VOTE FOR PERRY
CITY COUNCIL HOLDS
SHOUT SESSION TUESDAY
GEORGE J. SPOHN
SUPERIOR, NEBRASKA
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE FOR
Senator 27th District
A Native of Nebraska, 62 Years of Age.
Mayoress Mary Peterson called the
Co mcil together in ..i ocinl a ijourned
session, in the CVjunc.l dm i.ers, on
Tuesday mominjr, ..th nil members
prt..or.t, at which fine ordinances rel
ative to the paving l nd were duly
pa .sod nnd approved and can be found
in fall in this week's issue (. f the lo
cal papers.
It wan next moved by Councilman
Hoffman and seconded by Council
man Crabill that the c'.ty ;.:ccpt the
offer of the Brown-Grummcr Co., of
W jl.lta, Kansas, to I uy the Refund
ing bonds in District 2, C u;ul 4, to
the amount of ? 10 000.00. The Rc
fund'nir IJonds to draw interest at six
per cent, payable snmi-nnmiully and
to mature 1000.00 ench rear from
eleven to two' ty jears The Brown-
Crummer Co., is to pay the city 25.00
per, thousand picmium on above
bonds and they to pay all legal ex
penses inciucm, to tr.e ls-uancc oi
said bonds.
Before adjourning the Council pass
ed a resolution instructing the cleric;
to write to the proper authorities of
the Stato Univors'ty lcqucsting that
an engineer be sent here to make in
vestigations -for a water supply for
tlm cirv. ' .
Farmer and farm owner, and for ten years
President of Nuckolls County Farmer's
Mutual Insurance Co.
It is conceded Mr. Bryan will be the next Gov
ernor of Nebraska. If you believe in his pro
gram for State Government and a reduction of
taxes, vote for a candidate who will support
theses measures in the State Senate.
Bryan Spoke to Large
Crowd at Auditorium
A Financial Rainbow
Fred Phares Married
And now comes the news of Fred
Phares becoming a benedict, on
October 22nd in Minneapolis! While
working in California he meet the
girl of his choice, Miss Leila Belle
Morris, and lately Fred has made the
change of location from Los Angeles
to Minneapolis, for this important
event we now sec. '
They wcie married at the homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Frederick V. Mueller,
as her parents live at St. Cloud, Mill
ncsota.
Dr. Paul S. Kcrfoot, president of
Hamlinc University, lead the service.
They will be at home in Minneapolis
after November 1st, to their many
friends.
Fred is the last one of the young
men of Red Cloud, we tho't, to ever be
caught by cupid's darts, as he always
seemed to have too much fun travel
ing in single harness, but we wish
them both the greatest happiness
possible.
T-.ll. ,.ii.. ri-mtrjtiumKK!rcsaxsiasi!tJitlzntsiaat7srx
Ask Dad He Knows r' Years Old Good Forever I
urnm
rmmmft
I V o?rr ' iou &o enjoy as ii y
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Congregational Church Notes
Siindiiy Sellout 10 n. m.
l'lOIU'llillg hl'tviC 11 H. in.
Ktn J. II IJbito! nt Franklin will
oi upy iln pulpit.. C iinii ami lit u- him.
Graco Church Notes
Twi-ut ,-liin.t Sund.iy After Trlnlfy'
SitniKn School at IU a. bi. v
Holj Cummuuloo Rt Ub hi.
LvtHiuiK SLfvioe 4t 7:10 p in.
Vou reuilz that It U your 1 a ty as
wall na oiir privilege to KlU-uri home
cliiuiili, hiiy of the ohuichoM in town
will welcjouiH yon, nuiselves especially.
RED CLOUD, NEBRASKA,
BESSE AUDITORIUM
MONDAY-TUESDAY, NOV; 6th and 7th
SHOWS: . Adults 35c
7:30 Children 10c
9;15 Tax Included
English Lutheran Church
Kcgiiliir services every fliht and thiid
Sunday In tho inoutli in the Adven'ist
church.
Coming Sunday tho Lord'N Supper
will also bo celebrated.
Announcements rooolvud bufoto tho
services, l'leiiehlng at 11 u, in, Vou
are welcome.
O. It. Helnltz, Pastor.
Gome to Red Cloud, Nov. 11th
' Don't shoot Mof.ii" I'm Ben Coploy
is what tho latter said Tuesday oven
lug. Marshall Doyle and Mo&o Roulicr
can toll you of Ben's got nwny,
diaries W. Bryan gave a master
ful address here on Friday afternoon,
just a plain business talk from a fine
business man. He said he was no
orator,, but he proved he was. The
Auditorium was filled a long time be
fore the time for speaking, as the
Bryan party vas 30 minutes late out
of Campbell. Geo. J. Spohn of Su
pcrlor, candidate for Stx.te Senator
and I. W. Edscn of this city, spoke
hile waiting for Bryan to arrive,
"his was tho laigcst ciowd to attend
any political speaking yet given in
Bed Cloud, although the governor of
the state spoke here on the pievious
Saturday to the smallest crowd.
Bryan cx'dn'ncd the code rystem Ifciimi
in the most simple way and now oven
the women know all ubout itl He
said Governor L"wden of Illinois
fashioned the government of that
st.:te after this code system, as it
had first been created by a great
Pullman Corporation of Illinois. Mr.
McKelvie experimented on our state
by copying this form of government
and fcicing it on to us Nebraska peo
ple. This is contrary it transfers the
dopaitments of our stato officers to
.1..1.1!. -i- -rr' . "i
six oupucuie oiucure, or uxpurui
These same experts so named were
men that had never handled business
in a big way nor had any great sum
of money ever passed thru their hands
in an executive way. They were no:
efficient, but, the system gives to
them the taxing power of the state
In each department there had to be
an increase of money to handle af
fairs, and the demand continues larg
er. Tlie people nave neon juggicu
out of their say in running affairs
of state thru the officers they elect
ed for that purpose and Mr. Bryan
purposes if he is the next Governor
to put it back in their hands where it
belongs, lie is for the repeal of the
desired us all to remember that as a
Code Bill. He spoke very nicely of
his worthy opponent, Randall, but yet
senator, Mr. Randall voted for all
these things.
Mr. Bryan has always been for Pro
hibition, tho Referendum, the Primary
and suffrage. He said he heard he
was in ill repute over tho state and
listed by Mr. F. A. High as almost un
satisfactory. But ho drew on our
momory men, aim ciicn iuk ngm. "
Grand Island in 1910 when he met
the wet forces of his party in the
gicat fight for county option, was. de
feated and lost his power in his party
for many oar., yot he fought n un
til the rause trhunpl'od. Thou aguin
when the covntion met ..t L'ncoln
.11 lOlo to plan for statewide pro-'
Rvibition, h woa chcun by acclaina
tfon.fc chairman, out otl4iw deie
grtrti, approved tbo tovjn t the
hAiuendr.ieiit drew tho or,Tn "ation
pHrm fo. ant appointed tho Dry rei
l-,fV llk JW " -"- -- f -
hibition in tha Nebraska Const tution. jj
lVe then turned to his own paitv and
.1...1 .r ., 4-n 4lits )hh -,rsi ted I
iivm iiiui. n-; """ ' -
that no mnn be given a Democratic
nomination vlio would not declare
himself dry. A mighty wave of pop
ulnr approval of Biyan from the wo
men is swcep'ng tho state, regard
1p?r of what Mrrf Mamie Clnflm, Ex
'president of the Stale W. C. T. U. and
:t radical republican tried to pull off
'on Brother W. J., at tho Stato Con
vention, to tiy and reflect on uias.
W for h's allignmont with nitcn
cosk. The women of tho W. O. T. U.
of like faith of tho Bryans arc send
ing out letters of endorsement of
(""has. Bryan for Governor, in every
direction and standing by the man
that stood by them for suffrage.
A
SAVING ACCOUNT is a most welcome rainbow
to the financial storms of your life. After the
clouds have rolled by and you find your Savings
still there, tho future will look ever so much
brighter and cheerful. And you will be glad that
you started an account.
Why not get busy to-day? Take a few dollars and start an
Account with this bank. And with a little added each week
plus the interest we contribute, you will soon have a sum to allay all fears
ol any financial storm in the future.
If not already a depositor open an account today,
THE WEBSTER COUNTY BANK
Edward Floiance, Prciident Red Cloud, Neb. S. R. Florance, Cadiier
Capital and Surplus $jf,uoo.oo
Otpotltt auarantttitbyth? Dtpoiltor Guaranty Futnl of tht Stalt of Stbrathi
ainwiiiiniBK
WISE PARENTS
WILL HAVE TlfelR CHILDREN'S EYES EXAMINED. AND TESTED
BEFORE SCHOOL BEGINS. BY SO DOING THEY KNOW THE
CHILDREN BEGIN THE SCHOOL YEAR PROPERLY PREPARED TO
MAKE THE BEST USE OF THEIR SCHOOL HOURS. BRING THE
CHILDREN IN BEFORE SCHOOL STARTS. WE MAKE NO
CHARGE FOR EXAMINATION AND FIT NO GLASSES UNLESS
NEEDED.
" I?OtJNrAIN,'PENS4WITH 6LIP ?1.S0-' - a-
BLOTTERS FREE ASK FOR THEM
"RITE-RITE" MECHANICAL PENCILS 10c
LEADS FOR AUTOPOINT, EVERSHARP AND OTHER PENCILS
10c PER DOZEN
Pocket Ben Watches $1.50
Glo Ben Watches $2.50
Alarm Clocks $1.25 to $4.75
KODAK
DEA LER
E. H. Newhouse
RED CLOUD
NEDR.
SUP INTO A-
BRADLE Y
AND
OUT OF DOORS.
THE NEW BRADLEY SWEATERS ARE HKRB IN THE
MANY DIFFERENT &TYLB6 AND COLORS
Ladies'
Misses5
si n-a n
Imld
reo. s
THE STYLES OF MERIT, BEAUTY OF FABRIC, PERFEC
TION OF FINISH OF BRADLEY'S DISTINGUISH THEM AS
THE PEER OF KNITTED OUTWEAR.
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WEESNER GO.
Red Cloud, Nebraska
T, T.Jnrnln. hH home citv. Mr. Bry-
Charlty lodge A. P. & A. M., cxpoot nn ,R roatly esteemed nnd thev deem
to confer tho Muster Mason doffroo ,, t CRn consdentiously
Friday evening. Somo of tlio nolgli- uni)orf
Lorlug lodffch lmvo been invited ,nd y; t,1Q BpoaWnB mnny pcopio
ngot r,.rB....a.. nro 10 uo servo,, wcM ,ntr0,UCC(l to tho spcakor of tho ;
Smith Bios. & Copley unloaded n enr uftCrnoon nnd several of our Tocnl
of Foulb today. . jron ,iCCOrnppniocl h'm to his next dnto
Kmest Mornnville U on tho slolc Hat. at Guide Ror. 1
THE HUGHES WAY
Cleaners-Dyers-Tailors
WE CLEAN HATS
Pr.R. V. Nicholson
DENTIST
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Cloud Red
Ncbrask
