Local Notes and Family Updates From Lincoln and Hebron
Births include a girl born to Mr and Mrs Harry Thompson on April 25. Social notes record Fern Cavett visiting Lela Hadley in Endicott and trips by J J Clancy and O J Mayborn to Lincoln. Mrs F C Pearl of Spokane visits her mother Mrs Marie Habicht. Byron Halcom moves his family to Dr Powell residence. Mrs T P Beals returns from Lincoln hospital and resumes school duties. A Farmers Union store arch modification and a humorous anecdote about speed without a speedometer are also noted.
Burlington Train Delayed Five Hours by Bridge Fire
Train No. 16 near Inavale was halted about five hours Tuesday due to a 64 foot bridge fire. Arnold Fouts, who had visited home, returned Wednesday to Lincoln to attend the state university.
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Burlington
Inavale
Arnold Fouts
Lincoln
The
State University
Herkimer Supply Co Moves to Kerr Building
The Herkimer Supply Company under HM Holle the manager has moved its stock of electric fixtures and appliances into the J. E. Kerr building next door to the meat market.
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Herkimer Supply. Co
HM. Holle
J. E. Kerr
Mrs Cora Baker Leaves Beatrice For Idaho Home
Mrs Cora Baker, who stayed with her daughter Mrs W E Anderson during her operation, departed Beatrice on Tuesday to return to her home in Reubens Idaho.
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Cora Baker
W. E. Anderson
Béatrice
Reubens
Idaho
Notice to Lot Owners at Diller Cemetery
All lot owners who want their plots mowed this year should read the circular letter and not wait until Decoration Day to call in. Signed A. L. Tinstman secretary.
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Diller
A. L. Tinstman
Sec’y
Grand Island Business College Ad Sparks Employment Reach
An old advertisement urges corn growers to mix coal oil and sulphur to repel cut worms. It also promotes Grand Island Business College offering year round classes and promise of career placement assistance with a free catalogue.
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Cut Worm
Grand Island Business College
Nebraska
Harbine Equity Exchange Reelects Directors at Annual Meeting
The Harbine Equity Exchange held its annual meeting on Saturday electing August Engleman as President Louie Fasse as Secy Treas W H Carpenter Roy Diller and John Nickerson as Directors Dick Ommen was re elected manager Officers reported a prosperous year with business above 225000 and net profit of 2852 14 after costs and depreciation.
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Harbine Equity Exchange Company
August Engleman
Sec’y-Treas
Louie Fasse
W. H. Carpenter
Roy Diller
John Nickerson
Dick Ommen
The Hustler Myth of Busy People
A reflective piece argues that constant hustling and rapid activity do not guarantee success. It contrasts a fast moving letter carrier who wastes effort retracing steps with executives who achieve by steady, calm focus rather than frantic busy hustle.
Equity ships a car of wheat and community events
The Equity shipped a car of wheat last week. Mrs. McCune’s father stays with her. Mrs. Morgan and Mrs. Rader were ill briefly. Ed and Mrs. McCune visited Odell. District 74 school closed last Friday with a creditable program. A picnic dinner was held at the schoolhouse. Blauser school lost to a local team 14 to 29. John Steinmetz’s mother was laid to rest. A Rock Creek church gathering served chicken pie to about 250 with a short program. Rev. Blaugh gave an illustrated Philippine Islands lecture Sunday evening.
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John Steinmetz
Rock Creek
Blaugh
Phillipine Islands
Care Given Chicks in May Spells Profit in Fall
Poultry specialists from the United States Department of Agriculture advise early brooders, careful chick management, and structured records to boost fall profits. Key tips include starting the brooder early, daily heater checks, powdering chicks, delaying feed for 36 hours, toe marking, and keeping chicks of the same age separate. Recommendations cover coop ventilation, hen confinement, and stocking density for 10–13 chicks in cold weather and 15–20 in warm weather. Early hatched pullets lay first in fall, while timely sale of broilers in March or April yields higher returns.
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United States Department of Agriculture
Promptness and Dispatch in How Work is Executed
The article emphasizes efficient execution and timely delivery in work processes. It highlights methods to reduce delays, maintain quality, and meet deadlines, noting the importance of planning, supervision, and clear communication.
Eye care and eyewear options from Fairbury optometrists
Advertisements promote A D Acker of Fairbury Nebraska as a registered optometrist and G W Arnold of Harbine offering Rhode Island eggs at 2 50 and 1 50 per 15 set, 7 50 per 100. The copy emphasizes eye care specialists in optometry.
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A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Nebr
S.C
Rhode Island
G. W. Arnold
Harbine
B. F. Henrichs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Harry Thompson
Fern Cavett
Lela Hadley
Endicott
J.J. Clancy
O. J. Mayborn
F. C. Pearl
Spokane, Wash
Marie Habicht
Byron Halcom
Dr. Powell
D. W. Fanders
T. P. Beal
Lincoln Hospital
Diller Schools
Farmers Union
Benford
Pear! Bell
H. A. Bell
Hebron
Beatrice
Harbine Equity Exchange
Echenass He
Wymore
Clara Kimball Young
Rafael
G. T. Mills
G. H. Newtoton
Vol. I
Diller Auto Co
Diller and Vicinity
Firestone
United States
E. G
Limprecht Proprietors
V. B. Bell
H. D. Rippe
A. D. Ackerman
Fairbury
C E. Leach
Over F. & M. Bank
Herman Neurmann
Steele City Phone
Dr. Ellis Place
Byron Halcomb
Ultural College
VU. S
Aenelieane
Hawkeye
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