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POSTPONED SALE
Hereford Cattle and
Poland China Hogs
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AUCTION
The sale of Hereford cattle and Poland China hogs to have
been held Nov. 1, was postponed to
Wednesday, Nov, 29th,
and will be held in Tin Barn, Smith Center, at which time
the following stock will be sold:
22 cows, 10 or 12 with calves at feet; 4 yearling
heifers; 10 last spring heigers;
4 tried Poland China sowsand 10 gilts, all bred by
sale day; 1 herd boar.
S. D. SEEVER
F. I. HOOKER
AUCTIONEER
Guide Rock, -:- Nebr.
Ten Years' Experience and
Satisfaction Guaranteed
Phone 135
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Dr.W.H.Mc Bride
DENTIST
OVER STATE DANK
JRcd C(-jud , Nebraska
Yes, Garber's
Is The Place!
To Buy Wall Paper. Paint.-.
And Elct tr cal Suipli '.
Thf b. ft rla.-i .'.) IV 1 1 :
Framing.
THE HUGHES WAY
Cleaners-Dyers-Tailors
WE CLEAN HATS
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Rod Cloud, Nobrnska.
IIULI8HKD LVERY THURSDAY
mured In tin l'oetolllcc nt Hcri ( loud. Nob
as bi-cotul Class Matter'
A. II MaAHTflUR, Editor mid Owner
Advertising Rates
Foreign, por column inch 15c
Local. 10 & 12J
LOCAL ITEMS OF
THIRTY YEARS AGO
(Items of Twenty Y-ars Ago.)
Uy Slioppiird-ou wiih ilmvn from Rlv
crlon Clio ilr.st of thu week.
R. I). Kutiimer is inst tiling a new 1" 0
horse power engine, in iho Rod Cloud
Roller Mills. The lmlaneis wheel of
Mm engine alone weighs two and one
hall' toiiB
'Mss Emma Graves went to Hidden
ttuntl.tj .
Waller Winr n U le't. St
Miatouri. hii f ho ,. pted m
ill I) Mo iii-i. Jow.i
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lU L o I" me .if I lu h., - p ,rt n s, Mr.
a ; ii is. I ; K n ui, u i 'inn in tin-
north part o' the my, cii-iurod tlio
wis Ming nf their daughter. .Mis- Hoii
ii is In Ur Nurmaii II. Mini Inm, llie
Ri'V. M. 1 Dl.son.of tlio M. B. ohuro .,
performing thouKitiiiony.
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The Margin of Safety
Is represented by the amount of
insurance you carry.
Don't lull yourself into a fancied
security.
Because fire has never touched you
it doesn't follow that you'ro immune
Tomorrow no today, if you have
time and you better find time
florae to the oflloo and we'll write
a policy on your bouse, furniture,
store or merchandise.
LATER MAY BE TOO LATE-
O. C. TEEL
R.eil8k.ble Insurance
Kansas Pickups
SMITH COUNTY
rv We Maintain an Up-to-date
k Department far
Repairirfnd Repaddwg
All kinds of feahfcand Orches
tra Instrupients, ViUtos5$eJUl
Iad anil Raeeas ' '' l
, M JOB TOO LARGE 7
:0T00 SMALL
.'" Prices "riiht consistent with"
C good workmanshiR -Write us,
Gaston raw ic $ Furniture Co
HATINQ9, NEBKA6KA
Miss Lois Lunnignn visited old
friends in Smith Center part of last
week.
Karl Abbott went to Smith Center
Tuesday to get some denial 'w'6rk done.
The Young People's Class of the
Oriole Sunday School entertained the
Blblo Class of the same school lust
Friday evening at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Ernest Locke. The evening was
spent in musiuaud games. Afterwards
a supper was served consisting ot oys
ter soup, pickles, cake and coffee. All
seemed to have a good time an 1 we be
llevc peop'c would feel better towards
on. another if there were more of these
so:lal gatherings.
Mrs. Rex Rclihan and baby Kathlyn
arc spending a few days at the home
of her parents, Robt. Lanuigans.
This vicinity Is grieved to learn of
1 10 sad news, the death of fcJrnio Bar
rett. As we wrlto we can nroall times
when a small boy Eruio played in our
borne and our heartfelt sympathy gpes
out to the burieved family Again we
are reminded of the words of the eorg
"Some Time We'll Understand."
COMMISSIONERS IN SESSION
THE FIRST OF WHEIv
The Winter County Board of Cti.i
ro.ssioneni met as por adjournment
at 10:30 o'clock a. m. on Tuc day with
till members present.
In the matter of Hannah Rcnlel
and N. V. Anderson who had paid
their 1921 Real Estate taxes untie
protest, it was found that no relief
could bo granted and County T a'i
surcr was instructed to issue the reg
ular tax receipts for the amounts a?
shown by the 1921 tax books.
The following claims were audited
and allowed and County Clerk instruct
cd to draw warrants on the proper
fund.i in payment of same.
GENERAL FUND
Judges & Clerks of Gen. Elec....800.30
0. F: Cathcr G 00
O. C. Tecl COO
E. D. Lciby 37.50
II. R. Fausch 200.00
Anna Stumpenhort . 00.00
Commercial Advertiser ....... 21G.70
Dr. S. II. O'Neil 19.00
C. Fussier .. 8.00
Chicago Lbr. Co. Blue Hill ... 18.15
Red Cloud Chief 309.30
C. A. Waldo 225.40
Rod Cloud Fire Dcpt 10.00
Co. Treas. Co. Expenses 188.9G
A. O. U. W. Bldg Ass'n, Cowlcs 5.00
Woster County Argus ....... 14.45
Mrs. J. A. Burden . 2.05
Lincoln School Supply Co 3.00
Hammond & Stephens Co. 23.3G
Nat'l Wood Renovating Co 5.05
Bladen Enterprise 54. GO
Omaha Trinting Co 15.75
Milbum & Scott Co 8.98
Grant Chri ty .
Univcrsit Pub.
A. D. Ranncy ..
Co.
Sta'e Journal Co.
BRIDGE FUND
R. B. Leggett .
Ed. Jones ..
Guide Rock Hdwc. Co.
Geo. W. Trine
Win. Sawyer
L. R Columbia
White Hwde. Co.
Harm Hoppcn
Aich Harris
J. A. Silvcy Lbr Co
POOR FARM FUND
C. A. Waldo l
34.05
5.74
12.G5
3.21
3.50
17.00
8.05
G.00
45.00
34.50
11.03
30.00
22.00
13.90
18.87
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BOARD OF EDUCATION
IN SESSION MONDAY
Red Cloud, Nebr.
November 13, 1922.
Herd of Education mot in spec
ial session at the call cf the Presi
dent at 8 o'clock p. m. with all mem
bers present except C. J. Pope.
Tlio minutes of meeting of October
2nd were read and approved.
The following bills were audited
and allowed and Secretary instructed
to draw warrants for the Fame:
Mrs. Hc'nry Dicdrick $ 8.00
C. L. Dotting . 1.40
Remington Typewriter Co 285.70
McMillan Go. M 10.12
Silver-Burclctto Co. 45.25
Nat'l Wood Renovating Cj. ...... 21.00
Commercial Advertiser 1 40
Johnson & Graham 34.27
Dr. Robt. Martin 30.00
Dr. R. P. Hoxsoy 30.00
Emil Ascher 12.88
J.T. Holcomb Co -. 35.32
University Pub. Co. 73.31
American Disinfecting Co 140.00
Piatt & Frees 73G.91
Geo. W. Trine 1.95
On" motion the Board decided to
close schools November 29 and 30th
for Thanksgiving vacation, and from
December 23rd to January 2nd for the
Christmas vacation.
No further business appearing the
Board adjouincd to meet Dccem'.or
4th.
B. F. PERRY,
Secretary.
Dr.R. V. Nicholson
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tied Cloud,
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Nchrask
( Glen Robinson ajpived home Ioi-i
day morning on" Irain 1G from Scotts-
NHtfhwg be.wrp-ngj
Ha past few weeks. (
Annual Red Crois Roll Call
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The Annual Red Cross Roll Call will
tpbBtved November 11 th to 30tb
ueglttos Armistice Day and cIosbb
Thanltijjlylng Day. You can pay your
duea at auy one of our three bunks.
Your co'operatlou is solicited.
""f. Webster County Chapter.
Thank You.
The oflloerB and members of Red
Cloud Post No. 238, American Legion,
take this mothod of expressing tholr
thanks to the ladles and gentlemen
who so uutirlngly helped in making
tloll's Half Acio" go over tho top;
and may tlio years to coniu bring them
"Joy and their pathway of life glow
briuhter with the thought that thoy
had helped a worthy organizatipti. Wn
'ulbo wish to thank J. WrAuld for tun
-.. '.., f i . .1 I
use oi me raviuou, ana Jast put not!
'least, the rnhllafor"the4r- iri.ni.mna'
patronage. ' '
Standard Oil Co. .
It. P. Wccsncr Co 30.30
Raymond Shipman 13.00
Johnson & Graham 27.00
Farmers' Union Red Cloud 142.49
Villuri Fester 1 J 5.40
J. A Silvcy Lbr. Co. G5 25
(V-imittees from the Farm B:r-
v. r.nd Wa.rrws' Unkn conMsfmy of
L St rev. C. G. 'JiV.ey, E. A. Tor-
'h, !' ol Gar! er i-n ' N V. Ande-
i. a;i io red brfoie iho B r.rd to
(!' c.i.-.h v!.c nroblaitf. of tr.x re'iuc'io: a
he.ecr p r.iblo. After ccn.i,c-
aljlo d:pussion of these matters it
was dec ded to call u mass meeting
of t!.e School Boards and all tax-pay
era of Webster county to meet at the
court house in Red Cloud on Novem
ber 25th at 1 o'clock p. m.
The following resolution was adopt
ed and County Clerk instructed to
send a cjpy of same to each motriber
of all the School Boards of Webster
County nlso tho teachers of said
schools and to publish this call in each
newspaper of the county.
"The County Commissioners and
committees of the Farmers' Union
and the Farm Bureau invite all mem-'
bers of the School Boards and Teach
ers of Wef jster county also any and all
tax-payers interested, to a meeting
in the court house at Red Cloud at
1 o'clock p. m. on Saturday, Novem
ber, 25, 1922 for the purpose of d!s
cussing taxes in all its phases, of
schools, Oounty and Township with
the object of formulating definite rec
ommendations for tax reductions."
Motion made and carried that A.
L. Stoncr act as Chairman of this
meeting and Daniel Garber as Vic-j-Chairman.
A committee consisting of Dai"l
Garbor, A. L. Stoncr and B. F. Perry
were appointed to draw up a set of
resolutions and outline a program as.
to what subjects ore to be discussed
'at this meeting.
No further business appearing the
Boprd adjourned to meet December
19th. 1922. t
m-'."" B.P.PERRY,
, Oounty Clerkt
Garfield Community Church
' fJ SUNDAY SERVICES
1 Sunday School 11 a.m. Lesson them
"Jesus Friend of Sinners"
Sermon, 11 a. m "The Anxieties Jot
Llfo."
Song Serviceand Outline Bible Stuc.'f
7:30 p. m.
Sermon, 8 p m., "Dlvlno Ownership;"
Tho Thanksgiving program will le
published next week. You will want
to coma to it.
Tho Chorus meets at tho homo of
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Drake on Friday
evening. Como and help with the
ThankHuIving and Christmas music
and enjoy a social good tlcno. '
FARM BUREAU NOTES
(By County Agent, Henry R Fauscli)
HOG SALES
Webster county Duroc Jersey and
Poland China Breeders held consign
merit sales.
The Duroc Jersey brocde-.s selling 41
head under the management of J. H.
Kellogg, secretary of the Duroc Jer
sey Association made an average of
$20.00. Some of the offering was
very good and sold for a figure that
made their owners a nice profit, and
some of the offering that was under
size did not sell as well.
The Poland China Sale under tho
management of J. W. Hamilton, presi
dent of the Poland China Breed" i's
Association made an average of 24.00
Hits was the best offering ever sld
in a cons'gnment scle at Red Cloud
and had it not been threaten'ng
weather tiicy would of sold for more
in mey. ' '
We' -,te.- onintj bicedo have b"
hJ ing ons!jnni':it sile.- )? ll...
. i-rs . nr' th yu:-o 0o..i-.'- h -ycr?
from tl e sui- i-i. . 'n t ur.--
TT t "i t mvo rlA in i t. ' 1 J. 1
, t-V PWIU 111 ill t IV t J 1 . It
. 'i I'rirkiin Phe' -., Ada .i., i'o ,
rd, Nuek'!- rountv, N -".," r '
Smith r.nd Jovcll counfes, Kr.n .
CO?IING EVENTS.
The Slurt!io:n Breedei's Di'ine
will 'c held Friday, No ember 17th ai
tho Roy:l Hotel.
Geo. R. Boomer from the Rural
Economics Department, College of
Agriculture will be in the countv
November ,21, 22 and 23rd. Ho will
make the high schools during the day
and community meetings at night. '
btella Mather from Lincoln who is
in charge of Home Agents College of
Agriculture will be in the county
Tuesday, November 28th, and meet
representatives from the various
Women's Clubs to plan out work for
the coming year. Women's Clubs in
this county can receive specialists on
various lines of women's work to meet
with them.
Grace Church Notes
Twentythlrd StJnday after Trinity
Sunday School at 10 a. m.
Morning Service with Sermon by
Rev J. M. Bates at 11a. m.
No Evening Service.
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English Lutheran Church
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Regular services every first and third
Sunday in the month in the Adventist
church.
Preaching at 11 a. ro. Subject:
"The Form of Godliness Without Kb
Power
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Card of Thanks
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We wish to take this opportunity of
thanking the many friends and' nelgb
bors who assisted us during1 our great
sorrow and berievment of the loss of
our son and brother and those who
contributed so generously to the beau.
mui u,.,vu..,u,,1 H
Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Chas. Barrett
and Family.
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Good Both Ways.
Successful'buslness men say oppot
(unities for n young man to earn
money arc ns good tortny ns nny time
In tho past, and evcrjbndy snys op
poituottles to spend money never were
liLtti,rL!.niil!)vlll( ('itiiloi-.loiirnnl.
Always Obliging.
Jud Tunklns says, he's perfectly will
tag to be wrong'sbmetlmes, for' the
isKa oi not spoinn- an unartfoii wr
nuaeox.
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This Bird Is Fat.
Young alhnlriiNM'H are so Indec with
ttielrliiwn fill thin mie of tlieni may go
tive months without tuklng uny.i nour
ish men I, Buys the American Forestry!
Mugazlne. This Is- likewise true of
reung pigeons, and cartala. sea fowl, v
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"Crispy nn' crunctiy nn' all-the-tlme-cracklyl
An never toueh
or leathery I Gee, what would
open if Kelloge B a
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lion certainly realize the
"difference in Cornflakes
when you eat KeJIoggs
Prom the instant you open the generous sized
package till they're tucked away in great and tiny
'bread-baskets," Kcllogg's Corn Flakes are a de
light! You can't even look at those big sunny-brown
flakes, all joyously flavored, crisp and crunchy, with
'out getting hungry I Kcllogg's are never leathery
or tough or hard to eat they're just wonderful!
Such a spread for big and little boys and girls
ithe sweetheart of fine white corn kernels deliciously
flavored and deliciously toasted in Kellogg's own
way! You can't imagine anything more
joyous to eat at any nour.
Kcllogg's Corn Flakes are childhood's
ideal food! Kiddies can cat as much as
they can carry! Every mouthful makes
for health, for sleepy-time-stomachs!
Don't just ask for "corn flakes" ! You
say KELLOGG'S the original kind in
the RED and GREEN package!
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Long Distance
telephone service is one of the most widely used commodities in our
business and social life. The increasing use of this service proves its
.popularity, and its small cost has been a mighty fact r in the develop
ment of the telephone. Long distance service, to properly meet the
varied demands of the telephone patron, is now offered in several
classes, the person-to -person, the appointment, and the station-to-station
call.
The first two classes provide connection to & specified party,
while the station-to station service is based on a desired connection to
any given telephone number. The latter service is offsred at one
fourth less than the rate quoted for the person-to-person call when
used during the day, and the evening sen-ice from 8:30 p.'m. to "mid'
night may be used for one half the percon-tr -person rate. The nlghfc
station:to-station service available between the hours of mi'dhlght'nnd
4:30 a. m. is offered at one-fourth the cost of the person-tefirTdri'
rate. This service provides an exceptional opportunity jfpr lon;dist,i&
ance conversations at an extremely low rate. i' Vh' . J'Tv;! aft
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Rates and information concerning alt classes of'toll. service win-?
be glady furnished by the Locjt M&hager or Chief Operator. " sysr-d.
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Webster County's Quoto is $625
For Salvation Army Work
Dont Fail to Give Your Bit for a Good 'Cause