Victor chick food promoted to young chick care
Local notes mention J. D. Fanders Jr. and Mrs. Jennie Copeland from Odell visiting with friends. Thos. P. Price rode Burlington No. 16 to Lincoln. Isaac Steiner delivered 371 44 worth of wheat at 2 40 a bushel in Diller. Carrie Linn from Oregon visits sister Nancy Waggoner and may settle in Diller. Wm. Nida of Linden Wyoming visits with sister-in-law Mrs. Tucker and Mrs. E J Catlett.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Steiner
Diller
Carrie Linn
Oregon
Nancy Waggoner
Wm. Nida
Linden
Wyo
Tucker
E. J. Catlett
March shoppers and naval recruit figures reported
Odell residents Will Zugmeier Mrs C E Shower and John LePoidevin were shopping Tuesday. A March day featured rain and snow with a chilly atmosphere and a near empty coal bin. Seventeen naval recruits were accepted from forty one applicants at Fairbury Tuesday, all from high school or alumni status.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will* Zugmeier
C. E. Shower
John LePoidevin
Odell
Naval
Fairbury
Man Arrested for Obscene Phone Call at Odell
Wm. Keeiig was arrested in Beatrice after a complaint by Wm. Carmichael for using obscene language while conversing over the telephone with a young woman operator at Odell. He was fined $5.00 and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Keeiig
Beatrice
Wm. Carmichael
Odell
Advice on indigestion and sleep improvement
The notice advises light suppers with little meat and no milk to ease indigestion that disturbs sleep. It recommends taking one Chamberlain’s Tablet after meals and claims better rest will follow. The product is said to be available everywhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Senate OKs conference report to enact prohibition
The state senate ended a lengthy battle by approving the conference committee report 320 to 3, paving the way for prohibition to take effect May 1 after the governor signs the bill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Senate
Senate
Conference Committee
Blair County youths may be drafted in fort night
Esquire D R Kelley showed a Martinsburg Herald report that about 6 000 young men in Blair County aged 19 to 25 may be called to the colors within the next fortnight. The War Department at Washington holds the names ages and addresses from the last census rolls after careful revision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. R. Kelley
Pennsylvania
Martinsburg Herald
Blair County
War Department
Washington
Buggy Collision Narrows Escape After Motorcycle Pass
Clarence Renz was overtaken by Martin Fredrichs on a motorcycle as he rode home in a buggy. The collision damaged the buggy and entangled Fredrich in a wheel while the frightened horse carried on. Renz, unable to assist, was left unconscious until a passing couple in a car freed him.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Renz
Martin Fredrichs
Clarence
Martin
Fredrich
Mr. Rens
Horse for sale and local notes from Beat Rice area
Found, auto No. 8828. Enquire at this office: A good safe single driving horse for sale. Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Blauser spent Sunday with friends in Beat Rice. Dr. and Mrs. H. Bauguess drove in their Ford to Lincoln and return Tuesday. W. A. Snyder and Henry Watson made a business trip to Odell Wednesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. H. Bauguess
Lincoln
W. A. Snyder
Henry Watson
Odell
Diller Elevator To Power With New Gas Engine
The Diller Farmers Grain Co plans to install a larger gasoline engine to operate their grain elevator. Death notice: Deviere Jamison, nine months old, died Friday and was buried Sunday at Prairie Home cemetery after services at Diller M E church. Reverend Bird of Odell officiated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers Grain Co
Claude. Deviere Jamison
John Jamison
Diller
Diller M. E
Rev
Bird of
Odell
Prairie Home Cemetery
Constipation Relief Promises Quick Aid with Tablets
The article notes constipation obstructs the bowels the body absorbs poisonous matter causing dullness and poor digestion. It claims Cham berlain's Tablets quickly relieve the condition and are widely available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
A New Ford Story
A young man in a local store claims to warn the owner of a Ford car outside that the vehicle is being dragged under the sidewalk by the ante. The remark causes concern as the crowd checks the situation and the owner is alerted to prevent damage.
Will Bore for Oil Soon Near Fairbury
Oklahoma oil man Mr. Ross has secured leases south and west of Fairbury and will arrange for drilling machinery. He plans two experimental wells on a tract spanning Kesterson to beyond Gladstone and west of Thompson. About nine tenths of property owners have signed leases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross
Oklahoma
Fairbury
Kesterson
Gladstone
Thompson
Gardens expand around Diller this year
A gentle April shower falls as more and larger gardens are planned in and around Diller this year. House and lot for rent or sale on reasonable terms. Inquiries at this office. Piano or violin lessons offered for summer term with conservative methods noted by Irene Lauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Irene Lauser
Chamberlains Liniment Eases Spring Rheumatic Pain
Damp weather brings rheumatic pains but Chamberlains Liniment relieves them. Nine car loads of high priced stock were shipped from Diller station this week including hogs and cattle from F Hartzell Geo Henrichs Diller Shipping Alan and Chas Barber.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
F. Hartzell
Geo. Henrichs
Alan
Chas. Barber
Flour Price Outlook and Policy Views from Beatrice Millers
Beatrice and Blue Springs millers warn flour remains expensive and advise buying only what’s needed in the next two to three months. They note July wheat futures imply flour may drop fifty to sixty cents per sack in June and July and oppose speculative trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Black Bro’s
Beatrice
Blue Springs
Business Men and Boycotts in Small Town Trade
The article argues merchants face pressure from petitions and subscriptions and fear losing trade. It notes small towns have limited business and rivalry pushes merchants to follow crowds whether right or wrong. It critiques the boycott club as a force wielded by factions affecting independent judgment.
Meyers to Finish School Term Before Rural Mail Route
Mr. Meyers, principal of Jan sen school, was named rural mail carrier on a route from Diller. He will stay as principal until the current term expires in May, as the school board supports keeping him until then.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meyers
Jansen
Diller
A Evens
A Business Man Upholds Convictions Over Campaign Money
A citizen argues for honest merchants who sign or reject petitions by principle rather than cash. The speaker praises retailers who stand for convictions and treat customers with fairness, urging the golden rule to guide commerce and Christian standards behind and at the counter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
oOselves
Christain
Busisnes
Names and Roles of an Fantasy Orchestra Players
A humorous catalog describes each orchestra member by caricature. It mentions the conductor, the second violin, viola, cello, bass, flute, clarinet, horn, and drum players with playful quirks and self important attitudes.
Safe Medicine for Children
Safe Medicine for Children is praised as non narcotic and safe for young children. It has long been favored by mothers and may be given confidently to children as to adults. It is pleasant to take and effective against coughs colds and croup. Obtainable everywhere.
City Life Lures Farm Boys From Home With Dream Jobs
A satirical piece argues against farm boys moving to the city for work as motormen. It mocks long hours, low pay after board and dues, and harsh working conditions in transit, noting the smelly, crowded environment and social scorn from passengers and officials.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Claims Cure for Deafness
Fragmentary ad copy asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrhal deafness and promises relief in all cases. Mentions “One Hundred Dollars” reward and various incomplete phrases about efficacy and contact.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
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F. E. Shutt
Jeweler
Optician
MN. E. Grupe
Victor
J. D. Fanders Jr
Jennie Copeland
Thos. P. Price
Burlington
J. J. Fanders
Mrs. Carr
Etta Cole
Miss Bracken
Steele City
Marten Fanders
Ford
Nebraska City
House
der Orchestra
Blayer
Pird
Veller
John Jobman
V. Lowe
E. O. Cassell
Nebraska
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