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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Aug 09, 1918

Page

8

Red Cross Notes and Quilting Efforts at City Hall

Red Cross meetings halt at city hall until several quilts are finished for a public auction on picnic day. By September first organizers hope cooler weather boosts attendance. Pleasant View Aid Society contributed 23.10 to the Red Cross fund. Miss Ballard reports receipts from various donors. Headquarters notes Washington complains about socks from divisions with some under 103 finches reaching inspection.

General Red Cross Pleasant View Aid Society Miss Ballard Fry Newton Hayes Divison Washington

Local Harbine News Items Highlight Visits and Socials

A series of Harbine notices reports extended family visits to Lanham Kansas with George Arnold family members returning home. Beatrice residents Paul Brandt and friends said farewell before training camp. Local youths hosted a kitchen shower for Dave Thomas Jr. Anna Thiesen visited P A Buller. Cordy Orval and Lillian Diller joined Albert Rossmiller for a Sunday gathering. A hot wind affected corn.

George Arnold, Jr Geo. Arnold Bertha Hilda Carl Richard Arnold Lanham Kans Fred Arnold Paul Brandt Beatrice Frank Sankey Mr. Brandt Harbine Dave Thomas, Jr Migs Anna Thiesen Jansen P. A Cordy and Orval Lillian Diller Albert Rossmiller

Diller Man Struck, Finger Severed in Car Transport

Barquess of Diller was called and Sunday morning taken to Diller in Dick Ommen's car where his finger was cut off at the first joint. Mr and Mrs Chas Sandman and daughter Addie drove to Plymouth Monday evening. Mrs Sandman will visit Plymouth a few days with daughter Mrs John Gerth.

Barquess Diller Dick Ommen Chas Sandman Daugther Addie Plymouth

Death of Capt Murfin Tells Lincoln Military Figure Dies

Mrs. Loock and Charlotte called to Lincoln for brother Capt Edwin J Murfin whose death from heart trouble ends a long Nebraska career. A former judge advocate and colonel in the Nebraska National Guard, Murfin served as assistant attorney general and led a life spanning Manchester England New York City and several Nebraska cities. Funeral in Nehawka with a 450 soldier escort.

Loock Charlotte Lincoln Nebraska New York City Murfin Manchester England Nebraska City Superior George Hastings Leason H. T. Harris Handover Kan E. L. Loock Diller Nebr Nehawka

Resolutions of Jefferson Co Re publican Central Committee

The Jefferson County Nebraska Republican Central Committee endorses C H Denney of Fairbury for Congress in the Fourth District. They urge Republicans to back his nomination and focus on supporting him before the primaries. A silo excursion is planned to inform farmers on silo types and benefits to prevent losses during drought, with emphasis on extra silos and fall filling.

Resolutions of Jefferson Co Republican Central Committee C. H. Denney Fairbury Nebraska Republican County Central Committee Jefferson County Denney

Wheat record book offered by District Farm Office

Department of Farm Management revised a wheat cost of production record book for multiple years. Copies available by visiting the office. The note discusses dog control to protect sheep and rabies concerns. Public sentiment in Pennsylvania backs a law requiring dogs to be confined or chained from sunset to sunrise. Local farmers along the Blue River pursue cooperative efforts to improve land and waterways.

Department of Farm Management Pennsylvania Blue River

Adam McMullen for Congress

Senator McMullen represented Gage county in the lower legislative branch during 1905 and 1907 and was elected to the senate in 1917. His record is above reproach in politics and business and his aggressive one hundred percent Americanism and straight out Republican tam will commend him to voters. If he receives the Republican nomination his election is a foregone conclusion. He is eminently fitted for the position.

Gage County Tam Mr. McMullen

Care of Farm Machinery

The high cost of farm machinery requires maximizing the life of existing implements. Coat bright parts with oil or grease before storage and repaint worn wooden parts to resist moisture. A well planned shed with shop space helps repairs, though any small unused space can store machinery by disassembly if needed.

City student asks how long to beat a cow for whipped cream

A city girl in an agricultural college lecture on increasing milk flow asks how long to beat a cow before it yields whipped cream, blushing at the question.

The Agricultural College

Farmers To Prosper After War Says Curtis Parlin

C C Parlin head of Curtis publishing research staff told Omaha businessmen farming is the biggest business, with figures showing farm products would hold price after the war and no Nebraskan slump.

Curtis Publishing Co Omaha Nebraska

Sunday Farm Work Judges Laud Farm Labor Ruling Tennessee

Judges in Tennessee have refused to punish people who work on farms on Sundays and commended the practice. The stance was shared at the Department of Agriculture farm labor conference in Birmingham. Earlier, rural Indiana churches at Purdue University supported Sunday farm work when necessary to produce food for the war effort against Germany.

Tennessee Department of Agriculture Birmingham Ala Indiana Purdue University Germany

Canning With Corn Syrup Suggests Substituting Sugar

The Home Economics Department of the University of Nebraska reports corn syrup can substitute for sugar in canning. White syrup is preferred. Pure corn syrup yields less sweetness but palatable results, with half syrup and half sugar giving better outcomes. Corn syrup works in making jellies from wild fruit like plums grapes and rhubarb improves jelly quality.

Home Economics University of Nebraska

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