The Red Cloud chief., 1919-10-02
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h,rk wbi,e tho ,hird lant r,,rd nm
Tho ,utsido m. ,aici,I. ,orn ,oo,od
&, IN. h,nL ,,r,. h,. ,h,, ,,,,,,,,.,,.,no,,
but liberated themselves n few minutes
after the robbery. No trace of the
bandits has been found.
4 iurv I'm tho district cour, M Fro.
m,ut awarded To nov Niece. 500 ooo
domnpes ,poins, tho st,ckv,rd and
Land "a for nermonent iniur,cs re.
c,ived while In the emn,ov of tho cam.
pany. After settlement had been made
under the workmen's compensation
law. the suit was brought and the
court refused to dismiss ii, sustaining
a point That since the boy was under
the age whereby he might be legally
not apply.
The primaries OF September 10 to
nominate candidates for delegates to
the constitutional convention, held in
twenty-five Legislative districts. was
Nebraska's tamest election. Less than
10 per cent of normal vote was cast
in most of the districts. Election of
ue'ega'es VIII ne he'o NOVEMBER ana
the convention VIII asseihp'e peceih'
Der -
Gov. Mckelvie issued statement
urging Nebraskans to send contribu-
'lons Oh none! 10 the mayor Oh corpus
,"r'Su' ieA"s' ior rei'e' oi STORM VIC
,i'hS w .'"' Guy anu 'icihit!' his ac-
.io' io''o"eu appears ior ne'p maze
p9 ''e '''"sor vi N"rpus NhriSti anu
the governor OF Iexas'
Eleven of twelve steers exhibited
by the Nebraska college of agriculture
at the state fair won premiums. Their
winnings included five firsts, six
seconds and six thirds
Alliance Is to be the Headquarters OF
a new oil company. capitalzed at
81. 900, 900. which will operate chiefly
in northeastern Wyoming. the location
of the latest oil excitement.
D.sn;,o tho foc, tho, ,,cL of ma.
,or,.,I hos r.,,rd.d Tho ,,orr of nov.
;ny ,,yo,v, h,ocrs 90 To.,,,soh,s
str..,s .,n,r.,,ors oxnact ,o snish tho
,oh ,h,s ,oI,
w" ~ nc a., -, 'o' "" ~ 49,,
,u' ~ ."s SUM mn 'es'''n y, Neo'", ,
ka '"a'' lor nun! years anu an eN'e''
'e". 'c"'o" Vi '"'' S'"''"s
pe''e"'
Assurance has been given mat
new concrete state-aid bridge VIII be
built across the Platte south or She''
ton to replace the wooden structure
now IN use.
n 2,OOO-acre tract or land near
Bushnell, sold the other day for $40
600, Is to be divided into l6o'acre
farms and put under cultivation.
The congregation or the Methouis'
Episcopal church at Chappeli mas ne
come so large that an ADDITION To the
edifice Is to be built at once.
1t liz estimated that tame nay pro
duction Will amount to 4,422oWO tons
in Nebraska this year, as compared to
2,3SO,OW tons last year.
..a a., ~. haa.,,,, -,
..,.',,., - ,,..n,. ,.ou, Co,n
Wv ~ 80 ,n,' 90
n,,. NJ, go f,;u ,o,a a, Cr.u,for,
was . success from every standpoint
Attendance for the three DAVIS exceed
oh % ono
Sufficient stock has been sold In tn,
nronosed butter factory at BIoomfiel,
to make sure the establishing OF thu
enterprise.
A movement Is under way TO estab
lish an Ice plant at Tekamah. an en-
terprise badly needed by the city.
At special election at Guide ROcl
ProPos'''o'' W 'sS"e JULIUS ~. .
tric hshts carrieu ny 'o'. VI ~ "
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