RED CliOUD, NEBRASKA, OHIEP
THE RED CLOUD CHIEF
Red Cloud, Nebraska
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY
Vntored In tho Potolllcc nt Hcc! Cloud, Neb
ai Second Class Matter'
A.B. MoARTHUR, Eilltor and Owner
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Local. ' " "12JS&15
Dr. Jol "ser.'a pill o-i-ry.
Docior .'liii'i'it u dived fur till' die
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fotiipletlug 'lint wiuU. I'm his oilier
writings lie leeelvod stunll iitnountH.
In the County Court of
Webster County, Nebr.
Statu or Neiiiiaska )
Wkbsieii County J
In (lii! imittcr of tho estate of Swuln
II. .Johnson, deceased.
CREDITORS OF SAID ESTATE
WILL TAIvii NOTICE, that tho time
limited for presentation mid filing of
claims ngninst the same Is Octdber
2o Hi, 11123, mid for the payment of
debts is Juno 1'J.ti, lD.'l, that I will sit
nt tho comity court room in said
county on t lie 22nd day of October,
ID'23, nt K) o'clock, A. M., to receive,
examine, hoar, allow, or adjust nil
claims ami object Ions duly 11 loci.
Dated this 2(11 li day of June, 1023
(SEAL) A. I). Itannoy,
County Judge.
LOCAL ITEMS OF
THIRTY YEARS AGO
GRACE EPISCOPAL
The Church School incuts every Sutf
day morning at 10 o'clock.
We will celebrate the holy commiin
ion nt 11 o'clock this coming Sunday
morning .Inly 1st.
You will find ii cordial welcome ut
nil our services.
Rev. Ilnsil S Dftughorty.
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th i
3 P. Mn
At Red Cloud
GUIDE ROCK
vs
RED CLOUD
The Guide Rock team has secured several
fast players From Kansas and are coming with
the expectation of winning.
COME OUT AND SEE IT
; Sunday? July 3th
The Alroa Team will he Here
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REMEMBER THE
BIG CELEBRATION
-AT-
RED CLOUD, JUNE 28th
Bring the whole family and
make our store your head-quarters.
We will check your coats and Bag
gage and have plenty of good cold
drinking water.
Besides this we will have plenty
of good Reliable Merchandise for your
consideration, all priced lower. Be
sides being lower than other stores
we aim to Better Merchandise and you
can depend on us always.
Twenty-five years in business and
still going strong.
The Cowden-Kaley Go. Co.
Always R.elia.ble
nrir iiii iciiiirjy
Prof Caster is in the city
S. 11. Klzer has been on tho sick list.
Hon. W. A. McKeighan has returned
from liroken How.
Earl Tennnnt has accepted n posi
tion with the Chicago Photo Co.
There Is going to bon groat deal of
small grain this season after nil.
M. W. Dlckcrson & Co., shipped a
0'r load of butter to Now York this
week."
The Mlses McClelland and Shepard
of Uloomiiigtoii, were in the city n
the Fourth.
Sam Llnilsey living north-west from
Red Cloud bus set out fill) pear trees,
every one of which has lived.
Murt Roby of Hastings litis boon
visiting his parents this week.
Tom Jones' little boy got loit In the
city on the 1th but was found unharm
ed. He had strayed from his parents
in the crowd.
The Chief takes pleasure this week
in announcing tho nuptials of Mr.
Harry Sowter of this city, a vjery pro.
mlneutnnd well known younggentlc
inan, to Miss Carrie Mcllrlde, n most
estimable young ladr, and daughter of
Mrs. S. It. Mcllrlde.
John Crnns snys he will nob' use city
water from a fear of having sand bars
in his stomach, and yet Red Cloud city
water is as good as Omaha Water or
that of Beatrice, and that is not sny.
ing much.
WHO
SHOULD PAY
FOU TH KOADS7
40 YEARS AGO
'j.i
billed
July 4tb next week.
Yankee Robinson's show
for Red Cloud, July 3rd. '
"NV.
A large brick hotel is talke'ilj of for
Red Cloud. Whoop er up. . .
Congressman Laird has bought the
Baldwin cattle ranch on jEbJTall
creek, nenr Culbertson. "j
J S. Ruthrock will soon commeuce
the erection of a brick buildingon the
sight of his present business locution.
Work on Jones & Gobies new brick
building was delayed somewhat last
week on account of the iocIc for the
foundation walls failing to arrive
promptly
John Smith, who lives thieo miles
from town, drive, u Ford, for which
privilege lie pnys an nnnuul license
fee of $10. He 's nn industrious
mnn and spends most of. his time on
the farm, hut two c- three times a
week lie gets his Lizzie out to make
a trip to town, he brings the family
in to church on Sundays, and now and
then takes a pleasure tr'. into ,fte
nc::t county. In n year he drive
some 2,000 miles Tho liccnes fee
cots him half a cent per mile.
John Jones 's a traveling m:.n end
lie also drives ore which made De-'
troit famous. His woil: keeps him
on the road s'x days in tho week and
on Sunday lie and his wife and habior
drive for f-n. During liic yeai hi:
mileage leaches 10,000 . He aJ?o pays
n license fee of $10. The license fee
costs him one-quarter of a MILL per
m'lc.
Both men have paid the same fee
for road maintenance, but John Jones
has traveled twenty tims as far as
Farmer Smith.
Suppose a gasoline tax of 2c per
gallon to be in force In each man
makes 20 mile-, per gallon, it costs
each one tenth of a cent per mile for
road maintenance. Farmer Smith
pays for the 2,000 miles he dr'ves
during the year, the not unreasonable
fee of $2. Traveling mnn Jones, ror
driving over 40,000. nvles of state
road, pays $40. Each man pays in
proportion to the amount he has used
the road. Mr. Jones, traveling 20
times as far as Mr. Smith, pays 20
times as much for road ,up-keep.
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KEEPING THE WHEAT
QUALITY
GOOD
10 YEARS AGO
spent
C I). Whitaker and family
Sunday visiting in Superior.
Art McCall made n trip to Kansas
City tlin lirst of tho week.
E Beaton returned Tuesday from an
extended trip through Washington,'
Oregon ard California.
Elitor W. D. Edsnn was attending
to business nlTalrs in Superior and
NeNui on Tuesday.
Alf McCnll, Frank Cowdeii, Frank
Abel, W A. Sherwood and Col. .lak
Ellinger went, to Hastings, via auto,
on Wednesday.
Mrs. John Wolfo mid daughter of
Wheeler, Kans , is visiting this week
with hei sinters, Mrs. It. Leggett and
Mrs llert Leonard.
Rev .1. M. Hates leaves in tho morn.
Ing for Alliance whore he goes to as
sibt in the consecration of the new St.
Mathews cnurch.
Mrs. Edgar Cowden returned thu
latter part of the week from diircrcnt.
Iowa points where sho hud been visit
ing with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray E. Sutton (lice
Miss (llndys Fry; returned to Red
Cloud the last of the week from Hast'
lugs, where they were married on
Wednesday.
Miss Lillie Hulfer and Mr. Chas E.
Dietz were united in marriage ut the
home of her brother, Chas. Hurler,
Wednesday oveuing, by Rev. E. N.
Tompkins. They leave Saturday morr
ing for Cheyenne, Wyoming, their
future home. The Chief extends con.
grutulatioiis.
Millions of dollars are lost annu
ally by the wheat farmers of Nebras
ka between the time the wheat crop
matures and the time it is marketed.
Th's is caused largely by exposure
to weather and on account of too
much moisture in the grain
The quality of this wheat is all
light until harvest time, but poor
handling after Inmost, such as long
cxposuic in tho sihock and storing in
stacks or bins when too damp, causes
the greater part of these lo scs. Of
ficial figures show that over 11 per
cent of all the wheat maiketed 'n tiu
southwest during 191!), 1920 and 1!"J
was graded dawn one gra:e or mcio
on account of execsjive most rc-tV"-
amount rf wheat being too dan
heat ('imaged, sprouted, musty, m i i
or hot.
Cutting with a header c- a rombu
before the whet is thoroughly v'- i
or before it i..i3 dried n.'tcr rains ci
heavy dew.; arc frequent ciuifcj o"
damage. Green spots or weeds in i
field may add enough moisture to
cause d image. If it !s ncccv-ary
rta k damp gra'n the .c,Uuks sh'u'
ho narrow. In harvesting; with a
combine if it i. necessary lo cut
through green ifots or weed palchu.
dnmjjo from moisture c.-.n ho great
ly reduced if tho damp grain is sack
ed and ricked so as to insure a good
circulation of air between them.
There !s nothing that will insiue
a good qimlity of wheat more than
proper stacking. Wheat that goes
t!. rough the "sweat" in tho stack is
improved in color and quality and
will often bring as much as five cents
a bu hel more tiiMi allowed to stand
in the shock too long Stacking s'mpli
f'es the labor problem; tt clears the
fields for early plowing; and makes
it possible to do the oilier fann woik
in season. The Soutlrvestern Wheat
Improvement Association, II. M.
Bainer, Director.
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BILL BOOSTER SAYS
Kansas Pickups
SMITH COUNTY
Corn is looking exceedingly good
in this locality.
Mr. and Mrs Ernost Freeman spent
Sunday in Philllpsburg.
Mrs I). K. Ore well spent Mondny
with Mrs. Arthur Walgamot.
The first cutting of alfalfa is good
and mijority is quite heavy.
Visiting nows arc rather scarce as
tills is a very busy time with farmers
Mr. and Mrs. James Moslandor were
visiting friends in this vicinity labt
week.
Mlt,s Mabel Stormfels of Kmporla,
Knnsns, is visiting Mr. and Mrs Ernest
Freeman this week.
Mrs E. E. Spurrier and Veltna Curr
spent Saturday afternoon with Mrs.
John Harosnnno in Lebanon.
Mrs. John Harosnapo is very low at
hor homo In Lebanon at- this writing.
Her mother was called to her bedside
Monday morning,
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LET US FIGURE WITH YOU WHEN
YOU WANT SOME
PRIM TING
Whatever price we quote, you
may be sure that the quality of work
you receive will be the best it is pos
sible to produce.
We will be glad to come to your
place ol business, and talk it over.
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The Hed Gload Chief
Dr.W.H.Mc Bride Dr.R. V. Nicholson
okntist DENTIST
OVER STATE BANK ,
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Comfort,
Economy
and
Efficiency
COMFORT for it means a cool kitchen.
Economy for it wastes no fuel. You burn
kerosene oil only when you need it. Efficiency
for a Florence Oil Stove is easy and quick of
operation and every bit of heat is concentrated
close under the cooking. 'r3$-
Come in and let our salesmen show its many
good points.
TRINPS HARDWARE STORE
A large assortment of FLY NETS and COVERS
on hand. Priced Right. See me before buying.
LEER. WALKER
Harness and Saddlery
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