The Red Cloud chief., 1922-12-07

The annual meeting of the NebraS-
ka Veterinarians association will he
held at Lincoln December II and 10.
A II DOT vein Of oil bearing sand
has been encountered at II depth of
go feet in the neighborhood of Blair
by "A syndicate who are putting in a
well.
Married fifty years and never a
quarrel Is the record of Mr.. and Mrs.
Bernard Stole, who celebrated their
golden wedding at Battle Creek last
week.
Hon. A. c. ~Shallenberger of Alma,
won high hOnors ut the big Royal
Stock show mt Kansas City, his Short
horn bull, Supremacy" capturing the
medal on senior and grand champion.
A collection was recently taken ut
the Methodist Sunday school at Fair
bury which resulted In raising $3.50
to be used toward building and equip
ing n gymnasium and a community
house for that place.
Omaha Boy Scouts have opened a
toy repair shop, and are asking for
books. toys and other things suitable
for Christmas that have outgrown
their usefulness In the home, that they
may be put into proper shape as
presents for the poor Nt the city.
State Compensation COMMISSIONS
Frank Kennedy Is kept busy looking
after on an average of 1000 accidents
under the employers liability law that
are reported to his office every year.
Corn in Dodge county Is making
from ~thirty-ive to seventy bushels an
acre and the local market price Is Is
cents. Seventy-bushel corn therefore
Is giving a gross return of $40 an acre.
. Hog cholera is breaking out around
Randolph in severe proportions. Loss
I es varying from several pOrkers to
: whole herds Of as many ms 100 head
, are being wiped out by the plague.
and hog raisers are viewing the cpl
, demic with alarm.
|, Mahlon L%indquist, n clerk I'm an
Omaha department store, is II "nnd"
q recently made by one Of the big film
corporations In California, who are
urging him 10 permit the develop
ment Of n possible latent talent. He
is twenty-five years old, but has never
done any work in that lipe.
Those who are planning on entering
!. corn or other grains at the Annual
y Corn Show of the Nebraska Crop
q Growers Association, To be held al
n Lincoln January 3 and !, VIII be in.
d terested To know that the entry fee
e which has always been charged in
the past has been removed. This has
d been done because 1t was felt that the
II fee tended TO keep many from exhibit
ing who otherwise would.
e. The Nebraska Farmers, Co-opera
n tive Grain and live Stock State as
ISOLATION. at its sessions In Omaha
lie passed resolutions indorsing the pro
ia posed supplemental water supply
winter irrigation project for c%ountie.
lg adjacent to the Platte river.
rs Chief Adjuster l.. G.. Brian of tn,
Is state hail insurance division ha
y, received information from count!
I'd %treasurers which causes him to beliey,
Mt his estimate of available funds 70
De payment of hail losses was too low
ly lie is confident 93 per cent Of eacl
st adjusted claim for less can be paic
~ His original estimate was 90 per cent
as Mrs. TIC. Hilton, a Blair pionee
of business woman, has conducted
mt millinery shop In that place for fifty
lis two years. She has been located o
the same street where she establishe
he her shop since 1870.
W. j. +. Hanson of Fremont, who knew
mt the agricultural possibilities of n,
lS braska In every particular, delivere
.es n talk before the Fremont Commerci,
de club recently, that has been repr,
ey duced In Il neat little folder which
be being sent out by that body. II Is a
Ter interesting booklet. and contains mcc
g." vital information Of value TO eve,
naslAnf nf tln gtntA