The McCook tribune. (McCook, Neb.) 1886-1936, December 07, 1911, Thursday Evening Edition, Image 4

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115 West B Street
Free to All
The Farmers Institute of lied
Willow county will meet at Le
banon Nebraska in Jollys hall
Saturday December 16th 1911
at 2 oclock p m and will be
addressed by the following gentle
men who have had years of ex
Crience and study on subjects of
hrterest to the fanner and are
rjow connected with the Nebras
ka College of Agriculture
Mr F AY Chase of Pawnee
City gives a splendid talk upon
carm buildings another one upon
Slfalfa another one upon grow
ing more corn and selecting seed
corn Then he lias a good tilk
jjrpon dairy cows
Mr Earl Ilarnly gives a good
talk upon the care and handling
Cf eggs and cream in
This is a very practical
Calk and after he has finished
The following tvi estate filinss
iave been made in the county
eierks office since our last re-
iort
3olm T Hough et ux to Red
Willow County qcd pt e
lh seV i 22-1-28 100 00
John L Ilorton single to
Platte Ixinnt wd 7 and
8 in 7 Lplianon -10 00
Lincoln Land Co to John
P Ilorton wd Jots 7 8 9
in 6 7 S 10 11 12 13
14 in 7 Lebanon 17 and
18 in 11 Lebanon 00
Nelson S West single to
Ilenrv WilbTs wd part
unw 20-1-26 30 00
Otias E Ryan et ux to
Delia Jordan wd 3 in 7
McCook 1400 00
iBlia Jordan single to Eli
zabeth I Ryan wd 3 in
7 McCook 1500 00
United States to Joseph A
Carter patent sVi 2-2-28
Cfaited States to John Tj
Horton patent swi 9-1-26
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Is but Three Weeks away
DONT WAIT
Until the last minute to
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Come in and select your presents while we have
a good assortment in all practical
gifts such as
Collar bags bath robes
ties handkerchiefs
smoking jackets and
guaranteed hosiery 6
pair guaranteed to wear
6 months no holes 150
in black and 3 assorted
colors per box
CHURCH NOTES AND TOPICS
Adventist Services at 11 a m
and 8 p m Saturday and at S
p m Sunday
Christian Science Subject for
Sunday morning December 10
God Hie Preserver of Man
Christian Sunday school at
10 a m preaching at 11 a m
and 8 p m II M Mitchell mil
ister
German Evan Lutheran East
6th St Services every Sunday
morning at 1030 oclock and
evening at 730 O E Richert
pastor
Congregational Subjects for
Sundav December 10 Morning
What Made Paul Great Evei
fecturing h generally takes the ing The Grey Angel of Suc
2g candling machine and demon- pess
Strates to the farmers how to
candle eggs and explains the Divine Science Unity health
Cious grades of eggs wliich come meeting on Tuesday and Friday
Sefore the egg eandlers evenings New Thought Sunday
Real Estate Filings
school three oclock on Sunday
afternoon 123 W D street
Baptist Sermons at 11 a m
and S p m Bible school at 10
Christian Endeavor at 7 p m A
hearty welcome to all who wish
to worship with us D L Mc
Bride minister
Catholic St Patricks Church
8 30 a m low mass and sermon
10 30 a m high mass and ser
mon 230 p m Sunday school
800 evening services Rev Wm
Patton O M I pastor
Episcopal Second Sunday in
Advent December 10th Sunday
school at 1000 a m Morning
prayer and sermon at 11 Eve
ning prayer and address at 4 p
m Service on Wednesdajr even
ings at 730 and choir rehearsal
at 8
Dont worry about Christmas
presents we worried for you
months ago Come now and sec
what itihis worry- amounted to
McCONNELL Druererist
F P A GFFEE
On Our Special Price Offer
To introduce and create demand for a strictly first grade Coffea
before placing it generally in Nebraska with local retail dealers we
offer a trial order to farmers and others at a price that will pleas
yon as much as the Coffee
F P A COFFEE
is of special blend of fine flavor and has become deservedly pop
nlar among all who appreciate carefully selected blended and prop
erly roasted Coffee
As but a limited amount of this high quality Coffee canbe dis
tributed for advertising purposes please write promptly for our
advertising price that you may receive your share of this offer
The F P offee department
1S08 WEBSTER STREET IKSI
OMAHA NEBRASKA
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I Moisture the Invaluable Thing I
One of the most interesting an the plant roots to sustain the
practically instructive leetures plant or it is lost by evaporation
ever delivered in this city in- the Tins process is perfect if the seel
lino of agriculture was that bd is s j lOfde tat the particles
en by Prof W E Taylor of Mo- of soil arc in close proximity and
line Illinois Monday afternoon the calculation o air is free It
in the McCook Commercial club j lrmwjr air sj acts exist in the
rooms The professor works un fitd d so 1iaf tlie particles of
1 der the Deere Plow Uo people s ii ui nc in toe eonvit
being at the head of their exper
imental and demonstration work
in the country wide field of ag
riculture consequently his ob
servation and experience covers
much of America in his special
line There can only be one re
gret namely that more people
especially farmers were not pres
ent to hear Ids address Willi o he
covered many phases of our ag
ricultural situation here we must
at tliis time confine ourselves to
one point that of moisture
which most concerns us of south
western Nebraska lie said in
part
water water is ancuspenoiu u cmpact scil contact between
trol the supply is certainly a se 0p tne
rious question with the farmer
lull spaces
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Too mucli or too lirue is disas
trous to the growing crop Prop
er methods however will reduce
the danger of damage to a miini
mum An over abundance can be
taken care of by ditches tile an
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deep tliniiie out in sluiuhs uiun
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the crop
during
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Two things stop the movement I
or capillary waiter and it is up
to the farmar to so till Ids soil
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not exist The two conditions
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1 Trash on the surface suchjfj
as weeds stubble corn stalks or 8
coarse manure
- Laimps in the body or on
the bottom of the seed bed
Trash turned under is respon
sible for more crop failures or
short crops especially dry years
than all cMier causes together
The trash turned under prevents
to growing crops anu mm lu cuu the j uriw slico md tlhe bottom
furrow The result is large
irxi when tiie capiuaiy
water reaches the brcnak it stops
and the seed bed dries out
Lumps in the sj ed bed produce
practically the same condition
There is but one good sure
that is disa all the trash
k1q1 I well into the ground before it is
the annual raanlall is abnormal- p
I plowed and disc the ground thor
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lv low the problem storing
I- l m fori icugh v alter it is plowed amid m
suffiieicmt amount to provide
semi arid regions make the seed
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drouths is a serious queatoon lo nnt
surface
packer
w i nnovntm nf Rtnrinjr
preventing the waste and na
tures process of consuming wat
er I will offer the following ex-
iplaination
Soil water exists in three
i Mr Farmr The disc harrow
is a safe insurance policy against
loj whether ycu farm in a hu
mid section or in the semi arid
regions you enoiot afford to h
nrre discing before and after i
plowing With it you make avail
1 Hydrostatic or ube oi water vcgaruess of Xhe
al water drouths and ycu increas th
2 Gapillaiy water feeding area of plant roots by
3 Hygroscopic water pulverizing the lumps
Hydrostatic Water Hydros Hygroscopic Water
tatic Avater is the water that falls j copic water or vapor water is
on the surface from rains or by the moisture that exist in the
irrigation It gravitates into the aiir When air enters the soil th
deeper subsoils through cracks moisture adheres to the soil par-
worm holes and through air tick Tlrs mcrture is of lit
spaees If the soil is compact tie value in dissolving plant food
and the movement sIoav the air ekiuenIs but dees in a measure
spaces are filled and if the eon- stimulate plants in dry regions
gestion remains too long the Moisture is conserved or pre-
plants di as is of tor seen in vented from escaping through j
fields of grain or any crop wher surface cr ieks and inject holes
water has stood for a few days by maintaining a soil mulch blan
in a low place ket on tlk surface This can be
Capillary Wat or Capilka y done in corn by running n mulch
water is the moisture that harrow between the rows or by
tains the plant The water is using a surface cultivator The
first stored in the deeper sub- mulch should be farmed as soon
soils and by natures process call as the ground begins to dry or
ed capillary traction it moves bake after rains Unless a far m
uward passing from soil particle er U watchful one or more indi
te soil particle until it reaches es of water will escape during
the surface where it is used by one hot windy day
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Advertised List
The following letters and cards
remain uncalled for at the post
officii
November 30 1911
Letters
Chilrlprs Guy C Comp A
W Rhodes W F
Cards
Armstrong iMdss Viola 2
Clark Mr Olias Dodge Ilr
Bert Davis Mrs A T Hasan
Mrs Casey Henderson Mass
Inez Morehouse Mr B F Ouk
er Mr John Rolling Mr
George Tranach Mr Peter
Letters
December 7 1911
Hayward G P Rowland G
II Simpson Frank Smith Miss
Barbara Whipple Mr TV F
Cards
Bnkov UJera TCflittli niiillnt
FATHER J M CLEARY wlt n Ml v TT - rwl
Father J M Cleary is one of ePj E A Grav P R nood Mr
the most prominent Catholic Dick Kilkner JEr Fred Mc
clergymen in the entire north- Caiithey Mr Morley Mrs S R
west as well as one of the best 2 Smith Mrs Alfred Stone
loved and most useful Though Mr Ray Thir Miss Susie Whit
a hard worker and an exceptional- lock Mr Theo
ly busy man he finds time from LON CONF Postmaster
his multiplicity of duties con- 1
nected with his large pastorate j Nuts and Fruits
in the citv of Minneapolis to fill lluber makes a specialty of
a limited number of lecture en- nuts and fruits for the Christ
gagements each season One of mas He carwes for your
these we are fortunate enough fction and purchase a full
e 111 land complete stock of the best
for local
to secure our lyceum
and the mapket affords
course Just look in at the Main store on
Father Cleary is an orator Mttin street for tilJ prcof of tn s
whom all will delight to hear In j
his home city Catholic and 1 Dont buy Christmas presents
Protestant citizens vie with each until you have seen our big
other to do him honor He is play
large minded charitable- and pro
gressive always a fearless pa
triot an honored citizen an elo
quent speaker
At the Temple theatre Tues
day evening December 19 Tick
ets 50 cents
All the fresh fruits of the sea
son at Magners
WOODWORTII Druggist
Money to Loan on Farms
See Rozell Sons at clothing
store
Get our rates on farm loans
DORWAET BARGER
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During the month of December everything
in our stoi will be sold at a discount of 20 per
cent Including our lanre and
Superb Stock of
HOLIDAY CHINA
and remember we have eervthinir in both
tj Domestic and Imported Decorated and Hand
I Painted Chilian are embracing
I American and English Dinner Sets
I SALAD BOWLS BERRY SETS
J CUPS and SAUCERS FANCY PLATES
I Hand Painted Japanese Ware
Uesides these beautitul and useful things es
pecially fit for Christmas Gifts this discount
applies also to everything in our
Hubers coffee cannot be beat
Coffee from 15 cents to 35 cents
and Wedding Breakfast heads
the list
Notice
State of Nebraska Red Wil
low County ss To all persons
interested in the estate of Char
les Lichtenberger deceasd
Notice is hereby given that on
the 6th day of December 1911
Mary Lichtenberger filed Jier pe
tition in my office praying that
letters of administration may be
granted to her on the goods and
chattels rights and credits of
Charles Lichtenberger deceased
Yoii are further notified tliat
I have set and appointed the- 23d
day of December 1911 at two
oclock p 111 in the County coin
room in the City of McCook in
said county and state as the
time and place for hearing said
petition at which time you and
all concerned may appear and
contest the same
It is further ordered that said
peitiitioaer give notice to all par
ties interested in said estate of
the time and place of said hear
ing by causing a copy of this or
der to be published in The Mc
Cook Tribune a newspaper print
ed in said county for three
weeks successively previous to
the day set for said hearing
In testimony Whereof I have
hereunto set my hand and affix
ed the seal of the County Court
of said County this 6th day of
December 1911
Seal J C MOORE
County Judge
First publication Dec 7 6ts
All creditors of the estate of
Mary A Whitaker deceased are
notified the County Judge of Red
Willow county Nebraska will on
June 26th 1912 sit to examine
all claims against said estate with
a view to their adjustment and
allowance The time limited for
presentation of claims against
said estate is June 25th 1912
Seal J C MOORE
County Judge
RITCHIE WOLFF Attorneys
First publication Nov 27 8ts
Notice to Land Owners
To Joseph B Blair and to all
whom it may concern
The commissioner appointed to
locate a road commencing at the
center of section 19 on the quar
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Line of Furniture
House Furnishings
Dont Fail to call at our store on West B street
and prove the truth of our offer
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MEW FURNITORE
and CARPET
The Leaders in Low Prices
CO
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ter section line in East Valley
precinct Red Willow county Ne
braska running thence south
through sections 19 and 30 to
within 20 rods of the southline
of section 30 thence in a south
easterly direction to intersect
road running cast between sec
tions 30 and 31 at a point about
35 rods east of the southwest cor
ner of the southeast quarter of
section 30 township 3 range 26
Red Willow county Nebraska
has reported in favor of the lo
cation thereof and all objections
thereto or claims for damages
must be filed in the County
Clerks office on or before noon
of the 29th day of January A
1912 or said road will be es
tablished without reference there
to
Dated at McCook this 25th day
of November 1911
CHAS SKATLA
County Clerk
First publication Nov 27 Sts
Order of Hearing and Notice on
Petition for Settlement of
Account
In the County Court of Red
Willow County Nebraska State
of Nebraska Red Willow County
ss To all persons interested in
the estate of Henry Tingling de
ceased
On reading the petition of W
H Staples Administrator pray
ing a final settlement and allow
ance of his account filed in this
court on the 17th day of Novem
ber 1911 and for the settlement
of said estate and the discharge
of him and his bondsmen from
further liability therein
It is hereby ordered that you
and all persons interested in said
matter may and do appear at
the County Court to be held in
and for said county on the 9th
day of December A D 1911 at
nine oclock a m to show
cause if any there be why the
prayer of the petitioner should
not be granted and that notice of
the pendency of said petition and
the hearing thereof be given to
all persons interested in said mat
ter by publishing a copy of this
order in the McCook Tribune a
newspaper printed in said coun
ty for- three successive weeks
prior to said day of hearing
Seal J C MOORE
County - Judge - 1
C E EliDRED Attorney
First publication Nor 20 6ts -
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