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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

lid], 0ob Sic Seem Dorfer 6armer
niht Ielbit minoeitens 10 piele Eferoe
ouf5ieben, mie iie fir ibren @irtb=
ldaftsbetrieb bra.>bel1. Mber lie ioll=
ten ou9 in Ser Gage ieir, menigltens
einen 5beil Ser b%eitart0ig %5unebmen=
Sen Madfrage na@ Hferoen 5t be-
frie0igen, melde fir SEN Mrmee- uno
Sen Noli5eioienit geeignet iino.
s. febIt I'M 5taate Seem Sort fei=
nes1pegs an biQigem @eioeIano, un6
Sic bon SEN Tarmern 0es staates
ongebauten Suttsrpflan5en iino itid-
itoffrei9 u16 moblgeeignet, nm 5u
ser Muf5udt bon &fer6en Ser beiten
Gualitat benubt GIT mer6en, melde
Sen meiteitgeben6en Mnfor6erungen
be5iigli9 @raft un5 Musoal1er emit
lpreden.
Ser aommiifGr empfieblt sic Mn=
iteuung elmer griinoliden l1nteriu-
6ung uber sic @erbdltniiie I'M @toat,
Inn feft5uiteuen, melder Sdlag 8fer-
oe fir sic oeridieoenen @eeen6e1 iid
ant meiiten eignet. Seines @rmei<
lens io1te man iid ar1d iber sic &C.
iebe an6erer Staten un6 2dnber Be-
5iigli9 ser @egiItration un6 ser S.
rung bon &eneiten orientieren uro
sic ouf Sen @egeniton6 be5ugliden
@eiete 6es Stoates Seem Sort elmer
genal1en @ebiiion nnter5teben, um al
les 5l tbun, mas cuff geietgeberiidem
@ege getban mer6en fam, Inn sic
9uo1itat ser 6engite GIT berbeiiern,
melhe frem6e stllten gegen 8e5ob<
lung 6eden 6iirfen, un6 untergeor6=
nete Gbiere al1s5lmer5en.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
Gin ,uirfiames Mittel gegen bic @urtm=
blaze bei 8ferben.

Sober 6armer uno YferDebeiiber miro
erfreut fem, on etnen neuen Wtittel ge<
GEN Die gefirdtete @urn1plage BEL Fferz
Sen 8u bDren, ba5 in Ser fur5en 3eit ieiz
neg 8efanntleins gang eritaunlt6e &ez
lllltate ge5eitigt bat. @s 1tn0 bies Die
ais ser alten 9eimatb 9eriibergefpmmez
men 5eurefazaapleln, Sic 1icb in Ser fin
5ei1en Belt Salllenbe bon Sreunben erz
fporben ll,b in Ser Mustrei6ung bon @ir<
mern BEL Rferben als lniiberfreffli9 erz
mieleu bahen. 9(us 5unoerten boz 6anfz
barren 8riefen bon 6armern, Sic bic Sap
leln benuben, gebt berbor, Dab na9 Dem
gingehen bon nur 5tpei &apieln 9unoerte
bon Bots ale m0gli6en 8mrmer bon
Eferoen abgingen, nno haB Eferoe. Die
porber mager, bii1ig un6 1torrt19 tparen,
nad Dem gtngeben Der 9apieln 1ofprt 5u<
nabn1en unb ale i6lebten @igeni9aften
perlpren. Sic @urmer geben getpobnli4
ldon na9 etntgen 5tunDen mad Dem @tn<
geben Der &apfeln tobt i'm Riite ab nnb
lit bas Rittel UNI 10 tuertbboler, als es
obne tpeitere umitdnoe unb obne Sutterz
tpediel iebem Yferoe let9t etngegeben
tper0en fann. 4uf allen Tarmen, mo
| Yferbe eebaIten tper6en, iouten geraoe
iebt ieoem ein3igen Sbiere 5tpei Der &npz
ieln CUR 8oriidt berabret9t tper6en. aud
tpenn iib bic Enraltten duBerIi9 nod
nidt bemerfbar een1adt baben. Sic Sop
5eln itnb gefebli6 %gnrantiert inter @erial
$40. 21,741 un0 f0nnen and trdgenoen
Gluten ge9eben tperoen. 9ns Thtel III
ein5ig 1,nb anein 5u be5ieben bon Der unz
5eren 2e5ern tpoblbefmnten 8reebers @ez
meDp 60. 141 @isconiinzS troBe. Sept.
"a, RiItpaufee, 8is., gum Breife bon
$1.25 fin 6 ODER $500 fir 12 &apieln,
portofrei, nit misunderstanding. Nud
su baben in 8urders 9rug @tore, Nelz
rofe. Rinn.. ODER bel 81. g. 9arren.
SBreeport, @inn. 49>bd
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

lheio lit ser penl. Efarrer Sob.
@inauop inn Sitter BON IS Sabren Ell
ucrn Seroidlage erlegen.-Sr. Ffar=
rer aopler, Ser 20 Sabre III Sell
liz 1pirfte, bat iih franfbeltsbalber
11af Mibelbud in Ben &ubelta11o gu
riidqe5ogen. - Sn Glerf fat Die
CONFEDERATION ser nel1en &farrflrde
ltottgefunoen. : 9ie often gurgrul=
1,er1 SIT Gib q. S. Gamer meroen
oenaod)lt perlteigert meroe11. - SaS
Grojeet be5gl. Ser geplanten Sbal=
1perre ant Ser oberen Saleer llegt &C.
genlpdrtig SEN 5 pom Ser Sperre be-
riihrteu @eu1eir1oen Dor. Mud Die
@eqier,ng priift Sen Nlan. Sn
StraBen muroe Sic galer'l Idle
aaIfbrennerei Surb 6euer 5erltort.-
gben0a o%erbronnte oos anein 5ubaule
qelaIiene @ino ser gbeleute Heuter
in Miuornii6le. = Ser Bidder Sic.
Gernp bon 9fie5ernnDenm uroe
auf ser 6abrt BON Senningerberg
nah @oltert Bel ser 8abnfreu5u19
inn vginnenmeg" Dom 3uge erfaBt
uro erlag ieinen @erletungen. Ser
11elle gfyl1lgeietentmurf itebt 5atnablt
Sic Musoebnl1ng bes idulpflt9ttgen
e(Iters in Ser @eile Dor, oaB ieoeS
@in6, 6as om /. Mai oes betr. SabreS
6 poue SATIRE olt miro, Z Sabre lang
Sic sdule beluden muB. 9te Hfli6t-
fdder iino in ser &eibenfolge Der
Gorloge: l1nterridt in Ser &eligion
uno Maoral; 0eutid; 6ran5oiiid;
a3ednen; sic geldl1figen @%runobegrifte
Ser &bplif un6 Matl,rpiiieni@aft; oie
Brunoriiie ser 9an0esgeididte, Sic
Geographic, 3eihen, Sc ang, Snrner,
g%tunlipiele. Sir Gle Md0den fommen
bin5u Sonoorbeit un6 Sic @runobe=
qriffe ser @u1smirtbidaft. Sem 2eb=
rer miro perboten, irgen6 etpas gu
lebren, 5u 0uloen ooer gu tbun, mas
irgenomie sic reIigioien ne%ber5eugun-
gen onoerer perleten fonnte. Ser &e>
Iigionsunterriht Mrs in ser S4ule
ertteiIt bonn Srtsgeiitliden o0er 6em
pon ibm be5eidneten 5tellpertreter.
- Mus @riii1el fommt sic Nadrtdt,
6nb ST. Bet. SCENES, pormaliger @b-
%qeor6neter 6es Gantons &e6ingen,
an6ort, mo er felt Sabren BEL ieinen
ainberr tpeilte, geitorben lit. So Ser
@ingeidie6ene SEN Bunib ausge=
orudt bntR, in ieiner 9eimntb begros
ben gu perben, finbet Sic 8eer6igung
bier fatt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
Madjt Der idled)ten @%etuubnbeit Elm
Gn1e.

9aidts fat fir ienen einen &ei5,
melder ~blau" fiblt. 3ebn gegen
ems fon1mt Ser Srubel bon elmer tra=
gen 9eber, bonn g(nfiiuen 6es gpltems
nit bilioiem @ift, 6as 81. Sings Neue
2ebenspiden pertreiben miir0en. Ser
il1dt Tie. 2oBt Sic 6reuoe zines BEL
fern 8efinoens 6os v8loufiiblen" BE-
enoen. geites fit Magen, 2eber uno
9eieren. 20 Gents. Molitor 9rl1g
Sture.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

gfin's 6 6rit: 80
Mor, grlteB 81 @ott, mie fiiblIt on
bid, lat sent ou perlobt biit?"
Mar: 80 lueg, menn i'd 81 &c
8runt Ri, 10 ban id e @'fibl, grao'
als Oh Sc @elobr1eftrdger dam"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25
@mmorinti1eS.

GaterIide2 pgif.- Sobn:
vslber gater, i4 bin iett bereits II
SATIRE alt, laiie MIDI berte 6oA ein=
mai ms @irtbsbaus geben."
Batter: Scum, 0ann tbue, mas 9u
1idt lalien fam!"
sobn: uNber Slater, i@ babe feir1
@el0!!"
@uter: vGann laiie, mas 9u nidt
tbl,n fannit!"
Gerbotenc. s Ri d te. -
S6riftiteler: v@ier bringe i6 Sbnen
oos Manuifript GIT einem epodema-
henoen @erfe, bas Seoermam lei len
lou."
G%erIeger: Gin ioIdes Manuifript
lit nidt 5ugfr6ftig; bringen Sic mir
zines, oas Niemano lei len lol.
@er mir0 en- 6nell It e II
bef0r6ert? - Mntport: Die
8eiber; 6enn faum 1T Die Berbung
poriiber, meroen Tie @efreite, unb bal6
6arauf baben lie au9 idon oas &om-
mar6o.
8eIebrung.- Ser feline Sit
0or: Softer, mas is 6as, e @ediel?"
@oter:: nMerf 6irs, Sii6or, e @ed-
lei is e Hapier9e, mo- INNER Fat
Mngit Mner bon Sc 3mei> sic 6rauf
fin unteri drieb'n."
ginfade S eitite1Iung. =
Sremoer: ~@in6 oas oa Tliegen an
ser @an6, o6er 80"
&ousfne9t: valati6en g ANAL in
s. @an6! @enn ;; ni6t megfliegen,
Damn iin6's @an5en."
@egenieitige Si6erbeit.
. M1iifer: u@ier miro Seman6 ge=
il1dt, Ser gegen freien Mittagstiid
M.uiifunterri9t gibt?"
@ousberr: nSSamobl; aber ih made
cine &robeleftion CUR 8eoingung!"
M.tiifer: r@elbitperitan6lid; un6
i6 cine Grobemabl5eit!"
@aip. - Sn ei1rem 2on6oner
8oIfspergnig11ngsparf min Elm fRi=
ner Sunge ouf Sem &aruiieI fabren.
Dieies lit ieoo9 ber6edt unb Dem &lei<
men miro ouf feline Grage, marum
6as Sing 1ridt gebt, bon 6em 8efiter
6es &aruiiels er1ui6ert, 6oB 6o@ ser
2anoesoater geftcrben fei; 6rauf ser
Sunge gang eritaunt: Sea, fanr 6enm
tein on6erer 6os Sing orebn?"
Mu@ elm spaB. = @i@ter:
Isle mer6en beidul6igt, sen &IGger
ouf Dem Ietten @irdaneibfefte oerar-
tig miBbanoelt gu baben, 6oB er cine
adtttdgige 8er%ufsit0rung erIitt un6
iiber6ies audi Sen @erluit mebrerer
8dbne gu befla9en bat; MngefIogter,
mas baben sic 6arauf gu er~tpieoern?"
Mn%gefIagter: n9aB er bditfp q &aus
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

Gin Srrtbum. Stuoent
Gin6et ii9 am Morgen nn4 Ser &nei=
pc perfebrt un6 fat angefleioet i'm
8ette Iiegen6, sic SMBe auf 6em &opf=
fiien): vDonnertpetter! So babe id
mir sic gan5e Madt %eingebiloet, i@
b1tte 3abnmeb, uro babel 6ruH MIDI
ser Stiefel."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

bleiben ion'n, men11 CT fem spaB per=
itebt!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

user mir1 en- i9ne1Iit e II
bef0r6ert? - Mntmort: Die
@eiber; 6enn faum 1T Die @erbung
poriber, meroen iie @efreite, unb balo
6arouf baben lie ou9 ido1 oas &om=
man0o.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

DieS CT: r8as? 9ie=
ier perridte SUIT foitet funfun6sman=
gig Collars? 9os lit gera6e3u cine
Sin6e!"
Sic: u8erubige DID, gu boft an
6ieier Sii11oe niht gu traeen. Sic
fomnt iiber mein @oupt."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

Sn er&omp
- vNi6t etnmol a6oieren fam ser
Suber! Ser @erl tpeiB ON @nbe nidt
einmnl, mas o6bier'n it,"
50 ia, &err 2ieutenant, a Dirn lit
a iunges Na6l'."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

8eIebrun9.- Ser fIeine ST.
oor: r@ater, mas is 6os, e @ediel?"
goter:: rMerf 5irs, Siioor, e @ed=
lei is e &apier9e, MOO INNER Fat
Mnglt Mner bon Sc 3mei, sic 6rauf
fin unterlmrieb'n."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-04-25

ginfade S e ititel1ung. =
6rem6er: uSin6 oos ga 6liegen an
ser @an6, o6er...."
So1sfne9t: v&lotihen g. ANAL in
s. @Gn6! @enn = nidt megfliegen,
Damn finds @an5en."
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
TRI.STATE GOOD ROAD
 ASSOCIATION STARTED

A Tri-State Good Roads Asso> citation was started Thursday at the meeting of the Arkansas As sociation, and the organization will take place at Monte Ne July 3-4.
 Delegates will be invited from Arkansas, Oklahoma and Mis- souri. A committee on arrange ments for the Arkansas end of it was named consisting Of George B. Brown of Little Rock, Jessie A. Harp of Fort Smith, Harry E. Cook of Lake Village, w. H. Har- vey of Monte Ne and R. Hobbs of Rogers.
 A large number of speakers prominent in this weeks session of the Arkansas Association acn cepted invitations to address the convention.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
PUT VARIETY INTO MENU
Restaurant Manager Gives Order tC Meet Objections of Aggrieved
 Customer.

In the downtown district of Chi cago there is a restaurant which makes a speciality of serving a busi- ness mems luncheon at an unusually low price, the meal consisting of meat, cup of coffee and a side dish of vegetables.
 One of the customers of the place became indignant because macaroni had been served as a side dish every day for a week Calling the man. ager, the aggrieyed custorHcr said:
 "John, you have macaroni here too often, and it."
 "You are right, sir; quite right, agreed the manager.
 q don't want to pose as a kicker explained the customer, "but-'
 Say no more about it, I beg entreated the manager. I'll havr it changed at once."
 Then he called the head waiter and said:
 ''Tell the chef he has macaroni too often. Tomorrow we will make a change. We will have spaghetti , The Popular Magazine.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
Local News

Boarders Wanted-Mrs. $. J. Kershaw, West Elm street.
 ed-Sewing-satisfa isfaction guaranteed. Phone 314.
 For Sale-One good COW with young calf. Phone 274. If
 J. H. McCants, of Gale, was a business visitor to Prescott to- day.
 Weather-Unsettled and cold CT Friday with probable rain; Saturday generally fair.
 For Sale-Full blood Jersey COW with calf three days old. A bargain-see me quick. Q. Crow.
 Dr. R. l.. Hinton, of Prescott, was in the city this week visit ing his daughter, Mrs. W. H. Brown Philadelphia Standard.
 Sheriff billiard continues to improve. His condition is so much better at this time that he has been able to sit up and his recovery is assured.
 Miss Lida Griffin, of TeXark- ana, who has been in St. Louis buying her spring line of milli- nery, stopped here today to spend short visit with her sis ter, Mrs. E. Y. Blakely.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
rhACKERAYs QUEST OF LucRe

(1850) I read over the first of Pendennis today, all the En- fly Costigan part, and liked it, I am glad to say, but shocked to think that l had forgotten it, and read it almost as new book. remembered allusions of particular states of mind. l wonder what will happen with Pendennis and Fanny Bolton; writing it and sending it to you somehow it seems as if it were true. 1 shall know more about them tomorrow; but mind, mind and keen the manuscript; you see it is five pages, fifteen pounds, by the immor. tai gods IA Collection of Letters o1 Thackeray.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16

Old newspapers for sale at this office-2O cents per hundred
 The deputy tax collectors, j.. w. Franks and J. H. Holloway, are in Prescott and have an of flee in the rear of the Mcdaniel Hardware ComDany's $ tore. They will remain here with the tax books until April 10.
 Mrs. John Vickers died at the home of her son, Conway Vick- CTS, in the eastern part of this city today at 12:12. Mrs. Wick CTS has a number of relatives and friendt in and around this city. At this time no definite arrangements have been made for the burial.
 pr. k. L. Hinton will fit, and furnish eye glasses and spec tacles, and do any kind of repair ing at reasonable prices. No charge for testing or advice. Satisfaction or your money back. Over 30 years of study and eXperience.-M Marsh's Drug Store, Prescott. Ark.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16

Old newspapers for sale at this office-20 cents per hundred
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
Fiendish Pain Of Plies
Done Away With By a Pleasant lnlelhs
 Remedy

All the worst tortures ol ny man life, rolled into one, co. hardly compare with the fienaiSp pain of piles. The victim eagei' ly buys anything that will prinA a moments ease, but the trouOS usually comes back. Get lieu Roid, the scientific inward pD. cure, that frees the stagn''' blood and dries up the piles
 Hem Roid, tablets, sold Y Hesterly Drug Store, PresOo'.' Ark, and all druggists unu' guaranty. Dr. Leonhardt ov' M Station B, Buffalo, N. !. "' for booklet.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
NOTICE

l wish to express sincere thanks to my friends who so faithfully worked for my nonni. nation in the primary yesterday. l assure you that l appreciate it fully. My race was clean throughout, and if the people are satisfied, 1 am. Respt.
 Jim Caruthers.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16
Skin and Scalp Trouble?
Use ZemO and ZemO Soap. New Trial Package Only 25 Cents

We want you to test Zemo and Zemo Soap. All you need to in- vest is 25c and you can secure at this store a new trial package consisting of a generous bottle of Zemo, trial size of Zemo Soap and a 32 page booklet How to Preserve the Skin" Zemo has become, within a few short years, the nations most popular skin and scalp cure. It is pure clean, soothing treatment-and it's effects are most marvellous. It has cured the severest cases of eczema, stubborn pimples, blackheads and severe facial blemishes. Itremoves dandruff and cleanses the scalp. Get a trial package today-25c. Ifyou have any form of skin or scalp trouble you cannot afford not to test this clean effective treat ment.
 Hesterly Drug Store.
The Prescott daily news., 1912-02-16

Come in today and let us Y you a calendar for 1915,
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28

While driving west of the W. II.
Thomas place Friday evening in an
automobile Clark Grow. Lyman Essig,
Miss Elenor Gilha,n, Miss Maude Crow
and Miss Hazel Saladen met with very
painful accidents. The machine was
speeding along at about fifty miles an
hour when for some reason the driver
lost control aud the car plunged into a
bank along the side of the road. The
rear end Of the machine pitched ten
feet into the air tossing the occupants
out on the banks. Some Of them roll.
ed down under the machine. All we're
very severely bruised. Miss Gilham
did not regain consciousness for sever.
al hours. All five are rapidly recover
ing at the present time. The machine
Is almost total loss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28

Old papers S cents 1T this Office.
All kinds Of Electrical work done BY
Morhart Bros.
When In town get your dinner al
Warren's Restaurant.
3 rooms for rent. Inquire Of Mrs
Cora Pitney, Inavsle. Nebr.
FoR RENr-One furnished room,
close in. Phone Bell Red 1872.
The Diamond Electric Vacuum clean.
or demonstrated In your home free,
Call Phone Red 81.
Fresh Oysters served to order at
Warren's Restaurant.
Fresh candy, peanuts and cigars at
Warren's Restaurant.
Service, EQUALITY" and Legitimate
Prices"--these are the things which
causes our job department to lead,
The finest line and best assortment
of Harness ever carried before. Cal
and look 1t over.-MORHART Bros.
DR.. Warrick, The Specialist, will
meet eye, ear, nose aud throat patients
and those needing glasses fitted at DR.
Dsmerell's Office In Red Cloud, Tues
day, Dec. 10th.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28

Bruce Robinson came down from
Clay Center Wednesday to spend
Thanksgiving with his parents.
Notice is hereby given that the law
Hrm Of Overman & Munday has dis.
solved by mutual consent. Mr.. Nun.
day has purchased the library and FIX.
lures and will continue the business,
while Mr.. Overman will retire an6 take
a much needed rest.
Dated this 2l day Of November, 1912.
+. U. OvERMAN.
FRANK MUNpAY.
Word was received in this city from
Denver announcing the death of a
former resident of this city, j. s. Dyer
aged 6l years. He had been living in
Denver for the past 10 years where he
had been In business up to a few years
ago and since that time he has been
travelling for commission firm. His
death was very sudden. He ate dinner
and was feeling good, but soon took
worse and died without regaining con-
seriousness at 6 o'clocki The body was
taken to his old home at Rushville.
Mo-, for interment. He leaves q wife,
q daughter Mrs. Mabel Shay, aud four
sons, Edward, Everett, John ID, and
Bert, and an aged mother to mourn
bis death. The Chief along with their
many friends extend sympathy to them
In their sad hour of affiiction.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28

Phil Sherwood came home from Lin.
coin Wednesday to visit his parents.
Harry Gilham returned home from
Omaha and Lincoln Wednesday even.
Ing.
Conductor r. j. Moore of Red Cloud
has been transferred from that point
to McCook.-McCook Tribune.
Mrs. W. f. Burke and son Paul OF
Walnut, Iowa arrived Wednesday to
visit with Mrs. VIM. Bailey and Miss
Katherine Burke.
Mrs. Il. F. Shields left Tuesday morn.
ing for Red Cloud where she will visi,
relatives. From there she will 20 on
to Superior and visit q few days.
Wednesdays Franklin News.
TIE CHIEF this week goes to press
q little earlier than usual in order
to abide by Governor Aldrich's proc.
lamation aud httingly observe Thanks.
giving. As yet the lsrder holds for
us no turkey-but we have hopes, and
to you dear reader, extend Thanks.
giving greetings.
The second number of the Lecture
Course was given In the opera house
last Friday night 10 a large and ap.
preciative audience. This number
was the best that has been given at
this place, and only words of praise
are heard on every hand for The
Cambridge Players and their enter.
tainment Of literary and musical meri,
as we'll as the best humor and
dramatic art.
In this issue of THE CHIEF will be
found an account of the closing day,
OF the Farmers Institute together with
q complete list of winners AMI prize,
awarded. That the Institute proved
all that could be desired is a wei
known fact, and in glanciug over tho
names of those who will have It,
management in hand for next year
Is Is easy to see that the Farmers
Institute for 1913 will again be up tt
its usual high standard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28
New York High Schools
Will Teach Nebraska

Omaha, Neb., Nov. 18th. Literature
on Nebraska and Omaha was sent 10
15O High Schools in the state Of New
York last week by the Bureau Of Publ.
city. Nebraska's opportunities as well
as commercial facts relative to the
state will be taught In the High
Schools Of New York, through an ar.
rangement made by the Bureau with
w. f. Bartholomew, Of Albany, in.
spector Of Commercial Education.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28
Real Estate Transfers.

Real Estate Transfers for week end
ing Tuesday, Nov. %, 1912.
Compiled by NJ. W. Carter, Bond.
ed Abstractors.
Charles E. Stevens and wife to
John F. Grimes, wd, ,eA sec 24.l. =,
h.. ................ ........... l4,4ul
John +. Grimes to Charles E.
Stevens, wd, lot l2, Blk. IA,
Blue Hill. s,OO(
w. L. Rhea aud wife to A. A..
Bushee, wd, lots, Blk. 4, Spen.
ce's Add. Bladen. n.............. 3,3O(
Martha j. Lindsey and husb., to
Marcus McConlsey, wd, Blks.
IA to II, VIZ Blk. ls, Rail Road
Add to Red Cloud. .......... $500
Charles r. Wallin and wife to
Myrtle M. Smith, wd, lots 0 to
10, Blk. IA, Smith & Moores
Add to Red Cloud. ............. l,25C
Anna Tulleys to Emma I. Coombs
wd, lot l, north u lot 2, Blk.
8, LeDucs Add to Red Cloud. 1,20C
Edwin T. Foe to Margaret j. Put.
nam, wd, lots 2, 8, Blk. 10,
Cowles. ........ 400
Charles E. Putnam and wife to
Edwin r. Foe, wd, lots Z, 8,
Blk. 10, C0wles. .......... 400
Edwin T. Foe to Alpha L. Wells,
wd, lots %, 80, "a, Blk. 8, Foe
4 Mcbride Add to Cowles. .... l5O
Joseph h. Kudrna and wife to
Charles Lepin, wd, WI, neA
30.3.lO.. 4,60C
j. s. Moore and wife to State
Bank of Bladen, wd, lots s, 9,
Blk. 10, Bladen. 675
State Bank of Bladen to Ezra NJ.
Lelner, wd, lots 8, @, Blk. ls,
Bladen. ................... 675
John w. Most and wife to w. j.
Scrivner, wd, pit Blk. q Miners
sub.div to Red Cloud. ........ 32s
W. J. Scrivner and wife to Char.
les j. Platt, wd, pit Blk. 2, Min
er's sub.div to Red Cloud. ..... 80,
Ira b. Wagner to Lizzie Groat,
Executors Deed, 81 lot 4, and
all lots s, 8, Blk. q, Red Cloud 75(
Mortgages nied, sl2,ss5.OO.
Mortgages released, sl3, ,267. 90.
The Red Cloud chief., 1912-11-28
Nebraska s Future Prosperity

Auc hoTm PTOuuCtS VI NcUT0oku, Ill
cluding her life stock, reached the in.
conceivable total last year Of e6O9, ,222,.
466: this is S5lO for every person
residing in the state; e2,55O per family
Of i've. The prosperity Of Nebrasks's
farms is shared by every soul within
her borders.
Compare this with any other aRricul.
tural community on earth aud you will
feel proud OF Nebraska, for she leads
the procession.
In the next ten years Nebraska will
produce from her farms and sell in the
market places Of the world, products
equal in value to one-sixth Of all the
present value of all the farms in the
United States, including the value of
the lands. Of the buildings, Of the i'm
plements, machinery, live stock and
all present improvements.
Is it worth anything to have part
in that?
And this much can be aud will be
done, without materially increasing
the present rate Of production per
acre. When the boys now learning
the principles of successful agriculture
In the schools begin to apply their
knowledge, Nebraska production will
increase materially. The boys in the
corn contests are now raising twice as
many bushels per acre as the old farm.
ers; when these boys get TO running
the farms the railroads will have to
build double tracks.
Nebraska is peculiarly fortunate in
having some advantages not possessed
by less favored states; she has 10000
square miles Of loess soil, wonderful
in its almost inexhsustible fertility
and unmatched in the western hemi-
sphere. She has transportation and
market facilities unrivalled in their
efficiency. She has the best organ.
ization Of her agriculture for business
Of any state in the Union. She has a
public school system without q peer.
Nebraska does not have to build
these agencies: she has them.
Get this into your consciousness
Nebraska is even now entering upon
the greatest period Of her progress
She is the dominant commonwealth in
the agricultural empire. Watch he,
grow. Help her grow.
| yo,, xuhO "a vo faifh Il, Nohro q Lo n n 4
contribute to her development will
share in this prosperity which will
come so surely as time endures.
For the stores Of plenty which ali
our garners and for the promise OF
still larger future blessings, Nebras
kans have abundant reason for graft
tude and hopefulness for this Thanks
giving Day.