Lincoln visitors and Sunday dinners noted in local notices
Mr. and Mrs. Cal Waggoner and Mr. and Mrs. Scott Miller and family were Lincoln visitors Tuesday. Mrs. Isabella Raymond and family enjoyed Sunday dinner at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Oscar Amos. Dr G H Newton in Fairbury advertises eye ear nose throat services and seed potatoes. Dr Adams successor to Dr Garland lists Beatrice address. Barred Rock eggs priced 50c per setting or 300 per 100.
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A. J. Hutchinson
Cal. Waggoner
Scott Miller
Lincoln
Isabella Raymond
Oscar Amos
Diekhoff Rejoins Habicht Store As Clerk
Fred Diekhoff resumes his former post as clerk at E. F. Habicht's store, starting Monday morning.
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Fred Diekhoff
E. F. Habicht
New Harness and Leather Collar Prices Listed
Gus Dressen advertises harness from 45 to 63 dollars and leather collars from 3.50 to 6.00. J A Taylor invites inquires at a farm east of Steele City or by phone 570J Fairbury. Union Pacific puts a new freight locomotive cap able of pulling a one mile long train at 50 mph into service between Omaha and Ogden this week.
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Gus Dressen
Steele City
Fairbury
J. A. Taylor
Omaha
Ogden
Union Pacific
North and South on Maps Always Put North Up
Geographers traditionally draw north at the top and south at the bottom a habit not based on science. Early geographers largely adopted the convention and later generations followed it for convenience. Some old maps place east on top and west bottom, though these are rare cases.
Local Notices and ads from Fairbury Nebraska
Oats for sale at 40c by W. C. Line. M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. F A Moon & Son offer monuments at reasonable prices Est 1886 Fairbury Neb. Ex Gov C W Bryan files as Democratic candidate for governor. Sirenus son of Dr and Mrs S B Viers ill for several days. Harry Thompson elected manager of the Diller baseball team. Wallace Sisters sell exclusive handmade hats at very low prices. North side square Fairbury Neb.
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F. A Moon & Son
Fairbury
Nebr
Sirenus
S. B. Viers
Harry Thompson
Diller
Wallace
North Side Square
Hiatt Family Visits Cully Household This Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hiatt and granddaughter Donna Hiatt visited Sunday with their daughter Mrs. Frank Cully and her husband.
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C. J. Hiatt
Donna Hiatt
Frank Cully
Dusty days mark week with high winds in state
Last Saturday and Tuesday brought notable dust in the air as winds reached fifty miles per hour in many locations across the state.
Dixie Rose Weddle to Leave Lincoln Hospital Next Sunday
Dr. Diehl reports from Lincoln that Dixie Rose Weddle, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weddle, is sufficiently recovered and will be released from the erm hospital there by next Sunday.
French Directory ruling France during the Revolution
The French Directory was a five member executive approved by the Fifth Fruitidor Constitution in 1795. It governed with the Council of Ancients and Five Hundred for about four years until Napoleon ousted it in the coup of 18 Brumaire 1799 due to corruption and inefficiency.
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Lepeaux
Rewbell
Letourneur
Barras
Carnot
France
Council of Ancients
Napoleon Bonaparte
Kansas City Times
Two in One Who am I
Rigid riddle personifies fire as a force in homes and industry. It thrives in enclosed spaces and travels from touch to fury, killing innocents and destroying wealth. Fire drives commerce yet demands restraint, offering power while exacting casualties and fear.
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Attica
United States
Midas
Saad
Chautauquatation Meet Plans Five Day Resort
Lincoln field manager F T Alabaster met in DiIler to finalize arrangements for the Chautauqua June 5 to 10. Officers elected include President W F Clark Lecy Treasurer O J Maybourn with committees for Tickets S C Hutchinson Grounds C L Geer Advertising Rex Green. The program features The Fool Zapata’s Troubadours Morningstar interviews Bennet’s Marimba Band Madam Mabel Wagner Shank and Dr Raymond Tolbert with a Junior Playground Festival at week end.
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F. T. Alabaster
Lincoln
Bennet
Madam Mabel Wagner-Shank
Edison
Merry Widow
Raymond B. Tolbert
New York
Fergusons Light Opera Company
Living musician beats the basa drum in a band
The text notes the living person makes a solid basis. He plays a basa drum in a band, with confidence about his establishment and performance. The fragment suggests a positive assessment of his career path and musical role.
Woman's quip on bridge humor lands in Boston Transcript
A witty remark appears in the Boston Transcript noting a woman’s playfully blunt line about bridge skills, suggesting she is more inclined to play the game than to return with cards.
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Boston Transcript
Dr Doran Offers Free Medical Consultation in Minneapolis
Dr Doran a regular physician visits major towns offering free consultation during his trip. He claims to treat stomach liver bowel blood skin nerves heart kidneys and various ailments without surgery for several conditions. Married women must be accompanied by husbands at 836 Boston Block Minneapolis Minn.
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Doran
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Formation language exhorts faith and strength in church
The excerpt urges gratitude for the Reformation and St. Martin Luther as a hero. It calls faithful fathers to guard the inheritance, wield the spirit’s sword, and make the church a greater world power. It ends with a prayer to watch, stand fast, and be strong.
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Martin Luther
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Garland
N. 6Th St
Beatrice
Livianetons Stone
Earliana
Globe
Manyfold
Jersey
Wakefield
Copenhagen
Market
Golden Acre
Livingston
EGG Plant
Mammouth Purple
Harris
Sweet Potato
L. A. Blauser
W. C. Line
C. W. Bryan
DR. Doran
Maryetta Hotel
Stewart-Warner Safety Council
Chicago
Jefferson Co. Assessment Assn
Carl Schnelle
Harbine
McCormick- Deering and Dempster
McCormick-Deering
Dempster
John H. Saathoff
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