The Red Cloud chief., 1921-03-24


Several acres of spring grain have
already been planted in the vicinity of
Galloway, and the ground is said to
be in excellent shape.
mother and daughter banquet was
held at the Methodist church AT Fair
bury one evening last week, plates be-
ing laid for over 300
movement has been started at
Taylor To vote bonds in the sum Of
S3o,Ooo, ut the spring election. for the
erection of new school building.
quick work on the part of the local
ilre department saved the Burlington
depot of Morrill, when fire broke out
under the floor of the freight room.
capt. A. NJ. Trimblp. 50. died sud.
denly at his home in Lincoln. CAPTAIN
lrimble at one time was department
commander Of the q A. II, in. Ne
braska
Henry Koenig dropped dead at the
farm of his brother near Columbus.
lie had just left the house to do ,hs
mixing when overcome by an attack
of apopleXy.
a slipping tackle, hosting stone
cornice on the new Gerlng court house.
let block of stone fall, and Herman
Sorereseri, workman, had his right
hand badly crushed.
The Wheat Growers Association NJ
America viii soon begin IA campaign to
get farmers to contract to sell their
wheat through the associai ion for five
years in Phelps county.
10 saline county went the honor OF
topping all other counties in the Unit.
eel States In the Better Sires. Better
Live stock" campaign for the quarter
ending January /, 1921.
DIR. G. G. Cone has recently stocked
ms farm on the Republican river I'm
the north part of Furnas county with
pheaSants, which were received from
the state game warden.
Fire of undetermined origin fatally
destroyed the Catholic church at
Emerson. But few of the furnishings
were saved. IL is thought that "A short
circuit or defective hue caused the
blaze.
Beer Is dead. and can never come
back in Nebraska" said United STATES
District Attorney Il. &. Allen, when
questioned as to the legality Of brew
ing beer under the recent Palmer de.
cision.
FIR Creek has made ARRANGEMENTS
To buy electric power for lighting AMI
power of the city of TecumSeh. 4
transmission line will he built tha
"ieht and one-half miles between the
two towns.
The large statue of Abraham Lin.
coin presented To the Nebraska City
high school by the class of 1920. has
arrived and will soon be placed in DO.
Siti0n. The statue Is seven feet and
two inches in height.
ID. Il. Thompson Of Lincoln, now in
California, is the first individual in
the state to donate carload of corn
to- the Nebraska Farm Bureau fedpru.
ZION for the gift-corn project to re-
lieye suffering in Europe and China.
Secretary of State ID. NJ. Amsberrv.
VINO suffered slight stroke of
paralysis few weeks ago. is fast
gaining strength, hut his physicians
nave recommended that he remain
quiet and leave his duties alone for
a while.
i)r. Il. l.. Paine a resident of Lin
coin for forty-two years and at one
time candidate for governor of Nebras-
ka on the prohibition ticket. died Sum
day IN his rooms In Lincoln hotel
Following II stroke of paralysis suffer-
ed last week.
"hl'e tending power driven saul
sage machine In his butcher shop at
Ravenna. Joe Smerda slipped. and I'm
trying to right himself stuck his right
hand into the blades which laceratcd
and manned the fingers so that it was
necessary Ia amputate them
Despite the unfavorable conditions
OF last fall, the farmers of the Upper
Loup country have on hand a large
number of fat cattle ready for market
in the near future. The amount of
corn and hay ON hand is surprising
Tor the time If year, farmers say.
Miss Ruth CHASER, deputy county
clerk. was painfully hurt when the
''''''''''' III NHl'Il size WlS rlllIlv
with her father and two sisters skid.
ded ON slect covered road near OS-
ceola and landed upside down in
ditch, pinning the occupants UNDER
meath.
FonteneIle chapter, Daughters of
the American Revolution, will pur-
chase an expensive memorial tablet
bearing the names of Cass county sol
diers who made the supreme sacrifice
in the late war The tablet will be
placed In the Cass county court house
at Plattsmouth.
Several deaths from scarlet fever
have been reported ut Grand Island.
In order To encourage poultry rails
ing and the marketing of a better
quality of products, several of the
large produce companies of the state
have agreed to pay u premium for
high-grade eggs. Eggs that measure
up TO the quality outlined by the State
College of Agriculture as Nebraska
INtru E'irStS N,,ill