For Sale and Local Notices From Diller Area
For Sale a fresh cow ace Hullman and a span of 4-yr-old mules advertised with local names Jasper Long and J A Price noted. A new 8 pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Roy Patton near Diller. Beatrice and Harbine visitors mentioned along with a cistern built by G B Pearce. Nebraska infantry units ordered to recruit to full war strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jasper Long
Diller
Roy Patton
Nebraska Infantry
Signal Corps
Field Hospital
Mrs Riddle Receives $2000 Benefit Order from A O U W
Mrs John Riddle of Odell was visited Wednesday by the Master Workman and Recorder of the A O U W lodge who delivered to her a benefit sum of two thousand dollars in accordance with the lodge's benevolence order.
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John Riddle
Odell
A. O. U. W. Lodge
Fas ter Bazaar Boosts Church Coffers Despite Weather
The ladies of the Christian church held their annual faster bazaar in the M. E. church basement last Saturday. They served supper in connection and raised a handsome sum despite the inclement weather.
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Ladies of the Christian Church
M. E. Church
Home Grown Alfalfa Seed for Sale
I have considerable alfalfa for sale at $8.00 per bushel. This seed is well matured, cut and stacked before frost, not bleached, golden yellow, clear of thistle dodder or any weed. Dry land seed preferred to irrigated. F. O. B. Diller. 4-13 tf J W Fouts.
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F. O. B. Diller
J.W . Fouts
How to Cut Living Costs in Simple Ways
A 19th or early 20th century reader suggests frugal living ideas from the Mankato Advo to reduce expenses. It lists cheap breakfast and dinner staples such as corncakes sorghum and creat coffee, johny cake sidemeat buttermilk onions, boiled potatoes gravy bread and water. It proposes selling the auto cutting utilities and avoiding entertainment to save money and enjoy a so called perfectly bum time.
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Mankato Advo
Beatrice Area Notes and Local Trade Prices
Found a glove for left hand noted as the item. John Jobman was a Burlington passenger for Lincoln yesterday. Mrs. Carmony attended a Geneva missionary convention this week. Mrs Etchison and daughter with Mrs Moser visited friends at Pawnee City. Mr and Mrs Cherry attended Eastern services at La Selle Street M E church in Beatrice Sunday. Mr and Mrs Givins of Beatrice with Miss Kunecke Steele City and Mr Miller of Diller visited B F Mathias Sunday. Central Granaries Co received a carload of coal and related prices with notes urging bills now.
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W. A. Cherry
la Selle Street
M. E
Beatrice
Guy Givins
Miss Kunecke
Steele City
Joseph Miller
Diller
B. F. Mathias
Kerr party travels to Omaha for Home Casualty convention
J. E. Kerr of Steele City passes through Diller en route to Omaha for a Home Casualty agents convention. He travels with his wife and daughter Bernice and Miss Nettie Tatman who will visit friends in Lincoln.
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J. E. Kerr
Steele City
Diller
Omaha
Home Casualty
Bernice
Nettie Tatman
Lincoln
Nebraska experts urge sour skim milk for chick growth
Poultry specialists at the University of Nebraska report that mortality is reduced and gains increased when chicks receive sour skim milk. They advise feeding all the milk a chick will drink starting with the first feed after hatching and using milk in wet mash for forcing growth.
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University of Nebraska
Fly Campaign Urges Wide Antifly Drive Across Regions
A health advisory warns that a single fly can carry up to five hundred million germs and spread typhoid among other diseases. It urges households to start an anti fly campaign in April, May and June, noting farms and suburbs as breeding grounds and that flies migrate to towns via railroads.
Local notes and social updates from Beat Rice area
Miss Mary Snyder attends Beat Rice Monday. Miss Pearl Bell to teach in Steele City schools next year. Brown Leghorn eggs for setting 50c per 15 or $3.00 per 100. Editor offering dirt loads for haul away. Miss Irene Blauser travels to Wy more to join Burnham's orchestra. Mrs. Sylva Fish visits from Lincoln to see her mother Mrs. Mary Miller. Mrs. Jackson returns to Lincoln after visiting with O J Mayborn family. Can’t Say gates advertised with new stock and price. Avery Lumber Co mentions Ethel Woods and Fra Liné returning from Carlton Christian Endeavor convention. Woods sprained ankle. Social gathering at Mr. B F Mathias home honors Mr Wesley Mathias with Miss Elsie Mathias and others joining. late refreshments and good time reported.
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Ethel Woods
Fra Liné
Carlton
Christian Endeavor
Miss Woods
B. F. Mathias
Elsie Mathias
Joseph Miller
Mies
Freeda Kunecke
Wesley Mathias
Herman Stahl
Earl Weigel
Cloyd Cully
Roy Edgington
Willie Kunecke
Harry Kunecke
Ishil
Francis Wallace
Lita
Gladys
Vera
Civic Improvement Through Daily Clean Up and Paint
A civic appeal urges residents to do daily small cleaning tasks around their homes rather than short lived spring tidying. Five minutes per day from every citizen can maintain neatness and beauty, instill pride, and show the town is awake and cared for.
Cattle Dealer Sells Load at $10.50 Per Cwt and Road Delegate Named
Jas Long returns from St. Joe after selling a carload of cattle at ten fifty per hundredweight. Governor Neville names J W Fouts as delegate to the United States Good Roads convention in Birmingham Alabama from April seventeenth to twenty first.
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Jas. Long
St. Joe
Keith Neville
J. W. Fouts
Birmingham
Ala
Death of H. S. Armstead in Rochester
Mrs. A O Richardson received word of the death of H S Armstead in Rochester Minnesota where he had gone for an X ray burn operation. The operation was reportedly successful but pneumonia caused his death. The remains are due in Tecumseh for interment today.
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A. O. Richardson
H.S. Armstead
Rochester
Minn
Tecumseh
Twelfth Grade English class notes and absences
Miss Ethel Wodds is absent with a sprained ankle from April 5 to 7 after attending a Christian Endeavor convention in Carlton with Miss Eva Line. Other notes mention clean up day, new agriculture texts for eighth grade, and several measles absences in primary rooms.
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Ethel Wodds
Christian Endeavor
Eva Line
Carlton
Vera Green
Oliver Diehl
Freddie Miller
Fred Legget
Church Notices and Schedule for Sunday
We welcomed two large audiences last Sunday and invite participation in upcoming Bible school plans. Bible school 10:00, Morning worship 11:06, Endeavor 7:00, Evening worship 8:00. Chorous practice next Saturday at Mrs Miller's. Wednesday prayer meeting is also scheduled.
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Bible School
Methodist Services Set and Easter Thanks at York Church
Easter attendance reported with thanks for egg donations to the Mother's Jewel's Home for orphans at York Nebraska. A church meeting is planned for April 16 with speakers Rev Chamberlain Rev Bird and Rev Johnson addressing topics of vital interest to all church members. Special music planned and all church members invited.
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Epworth League
York
Nebr
Chamberlain
Wymore
Bird
Odell
Johnson
Chester
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Ace Hullman
A. Mayborn
J. M. Hiatt
J. A. Price
Harbine
A W Arpke
G. B. Pearce
John Jobman
Burlington
F. A. Carmony
Geneva
Central Granaries Co
Colo
Carney Lump
Mary Snyder
Miss Pearl Bell
Steele
O. A. Dean
Irene Blauser
Burnham's
Sylva Fish
Adaline
Mary Miller
Avery Lumber Co
Shutt Drug Company
Mr. Armstead
Christian
Methodist
Diller Markets
Loock & Habicht
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