Potatoes and Pie Plant For Sale and Local Notes
A brief rural item notes potatoes and pie plant for sale. G T Mills of Joe Dressen played ball at the Burchard picnic yesterday. Threshing largely finished before Tuesday rain. Ruth Bowers, Diller central operator, visited Beatrice. J A Glathar of Humboldt visits his parents and relatives. The Brotherhoods may name a successor to the president on their next address.
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Joe Dressen
Burchard
Ruth Bowers
Diller Telephone Central
Beatrice
Birth of a daughter to Chas and Mrs Maschmeier
A seven pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. Chas Maschmeier living 83 miles north and 1 east of Diller on August 16th. The family resides in a rural area and welcomes the new arrival.
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Chas. Maschmeier
Diller
Mr and Mrs John Luken Return From Visit
Mr and Mrs John Luken of the Filley neighborhood returned home yesterday after visiting at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Louis Lohr.
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John Luken
Filley
Louis Lohr
For Sale Two Brood Sows Bred to Farrow in September
Classified notice offers two brood sows bred to farrow early September. A fragment mentions Dick Fanders and a broader note about New York facing a labor strike by actors and actresses.
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Farrow
Dick Fanders
Heeee
New York
Cold Blooded Murder Shocks Courtland as Judge Pfeiffer Slain
O. W. Langley shot Justice of the Peace C. H. Pfeiffer Monday evening in Courtland where a complaint had been filed and an arrest order issued. Langley is jailed at Beatrice.
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Courtland
O. W. Langley
Justice of the Peace
C. H. Pfeiffer
Langley
Beatrice
A Great Remedy for Colic and Diarrhoea Endorsement
Hotel man F. H. Dear of Dupuyer Montana writes that for four years he used Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea remedy with wonderful results and has recommended it to friends.
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Chamberlain
F. H. Dear
Dupuyer
Mont
House Passes Daylight Saving Repeal Over Wilson Veto
The bill repealing daylight saving law passed the lower house by 223 to 101 over President Wilsons veto. The Senate has not voted yet. a two thirds majority is required to override. If enacted in both chambers the current law would end on the last Sunday in October.
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Congress
Wilson
Senate
Fragmentary Toledo Ad Lists Legal Notice Fragments
Fragmentary OCR text from Toledo area notices names and firm references with scattered numbers and dates. The legible items hint at a legal accounting or debt notice involving a firm and sums in dollars, but details are unclear and partial.
Summer's End Sparks Trip to Illinois Homes
A traveler named Sparks began a journey yesterday from his Illinois home aiming to visit friends and relatives with possible stops en route.
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Sparks
Ilinois
Nimrod Brandt Family Arrives for Summerhill Visit
Mr and Mrs Nimrod Brandt of Summerhill Illinois arrived Wednesday on a visit to his brother Charley Brandt and family.
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Nimrod Brandt
Summerhill, Il
Charley Brandt
Train service halted would reveal who runs the United States
A remark notes that stopping all trains would be a serious action but could disclose who controls the country. The speaker emphasizes the potential political implications of such disruption.
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United States
Miss Grace Caylor Returns Home From Visit
Miss Grace Caylor and her sister Mrs Charley Lukas visited here and returned Wednesday to Crab Orchard.
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Grace Caylor
Charley. Lukas
Crab Orchard
Mr and Mrs Will Plager Return From Colorado Trip
Mr and Mrs Will Plager have returned from an auto trip to Colorado lasting a couple of weeks. They visited relatives along the way.
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Will. Plager
Colorado
Dodge touring car for sale by owner in Diller
On account of going west I will sell my 5 passenger Dodge touring car good as new at a bargain. Ben Albers Diller phone 31 Mrs Ruth Blauser and her daughter Francis Ellen who had visited here with her father J L Lamb and other relatives returned Wednesday to their home in Atchison Kan
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Ben. Albers
Diller
Ruth Blauser
Francis Ellen
J. L. Lamb
Atchieson
Kan
Mrs Fanders Visits Guide Rock With Family
Mrs. Cedric Fanders and her son Wendel visit her parents Mr and Mrs Lambert in Guide Rock on No 17 Wednesday. Her sister Miss Lara Lambert accompanies them and has stayed since the birth of the twins.
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Cedric Fanders
Wendel
Guide Rock
No. 17
Mrs. Lambert
Lara Lambert
An Old Fault Finder and Safe Digestion Help
An irritable disposition is often caused by indigestion. A man with good digestion and regular bowels is of a serene nature. When troubled with indigestion or constipation use Chamberlain's Tablets. They strengthen the stomach and enable it to perform its functions naturally. They also promote a gentle bowel movement.
Whitley County Pigs Boost Local Youth Club Network
Twenty pigs were distributed to members of the boys and girls pig club of Whitley County Indiana to form the second link in their endless chain. Members must return two pigs from the original gilt to receive a club pig, allowing the herd to grow as pigs are redistributed to new members.
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Whitley County
Ind
Kanred Wheat Yields Reported Satisfactory in County
Dodge county farmers growing Kanred wheat show good satisfaction per county agricultural agent L C Christie. Warren Mulliken yielded 26 bushels, 5 more than his other wheat, with stiffer straw and better stand. S W Peters found Kapred wheat superior to his other wheat. Kapred wheat was developed at Kansas State Agricultural College and is widely grown in Kansas.
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Dodge County
L. C. Christie
Warren Mulliken
S. W. Peters
Kansas State Agricultural College
Kansas
Visitors and travelers noted around Dilter area
Miss Norma Boger left yesterday for Kansas City from Louie Fasse's home. Mary and John Coghlan of Chicago are visiting for a month with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. Michael Mitchell about five miles southwest of Dilter.
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Norma Boger
Louie Fasse
Kansas City
Mary
John Coghlan
Chicago
Michael Mitchell
Dilter
Packing firm rep links high prices to holiday spending
A packing company representative attributed current high prices to a global holiday boom as consumers spend freely, yet production remains weak. The remark likens consumer spending to sailors’ drunken spree, suggesting insufficient output to meet demand.
Iowa farmers repair Shea land home after recent blaze
Ernest Hahne and his uncle August Hahne, landowners near Shea, arrived from Iowa on Wednesday to rebuild the house on Ernest’s farm that burned recently.
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Ernest. Hahne
August Hahne
Shea
Iowa
Pleasant Chamberlain's Tablets Highlighted For Quality
A brief notice extols Chamberlain's Tablets as pleasant to take and easy on the stomach. It claims the tablets are highly regarded by people who have benefited from their good qualities and notes they cost a quarter.
Mrs. Erhardt Returns to Kansas City from Summer Visit
Mrs. F C Erhardt and her children left their sister Mrs. Lafe Shipman’s house where they spent the summer and returned yesterday to Kansas City.
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Lafe Shipman
Kansas City
Ice Cream Law Echoes Moonshine Parody
A satirical note imagines a future law equating two quart home freezers with moonshine makers as officials ponder ideal outcomes. The quip envisions a whimsical political debate about food storage and regulation.
Oaks family heads to Missouri after Colorado visit
Peter Oaks and his daughters Mary and Cora of near Colorado Springs left yesterday on No 17 to visit relatives in Missouri. He was accompanied by his brothers E F and R L Oaks and their families who had visited here.
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Peter Oaks
Mary
Cora
Colorado Springs
Colo
E. F
R. L. Oaks
Missouri
Sheriff Tippen Sells Silo Material in Diller District Court Order
Sheriff Tippen toured Diller on official business selling silo material piled on the railroad right of way under a district court order. The tiles sold for 100 dollars and were bought by attorney J C Hartigan for his client.
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Tippen
Diller
District Court
J.C. Hartigan
Cautionary Bustle Over Starch Free Shirt
A humorous clipping recalls a shopper seeking a shirt for her ill husband. The clerk offers options with stiff cuffs and front. She declines, explaining the doctor bans starch, implying shirts and starch alike are off limits for the sick husband.
A Traveling Man's Experience by W H Ireland
A Louisville traveling salesman recalls a severe 1888 cholera morbus attack. He paid a hotel porter fifty cents to buy Chamberlain's Colic Diarrhoea Remedy and used a double dose per directions. He slept until five the next morning and then resumed travel a well man.
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W. H. Ireland
Louisville
Grand Island Business College Ad Announces Nebraska’s Oldest
Established 1885 the Grand Island Business College proclaims it is Nebraska’s oldest leading business training school. It invites readers to send for a free catalogue and notes its former affiliation with the AFACS and status as a pioneer in guaranteed positions for graduates.
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Nebraska
American Federation of Accredited Commercial Schools
Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Cut-price State Journal offer through Jan 1 1920
The Daily and Sunday State Journal markets a $1.50 subscription through January 1, 1920. It highlights exclusive features, leased wire service from Chicago Tribune and New York Times, and entertaining magazines with fiction serials. A $2 trial includes The Nebraska Ruralist for three years.
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Daily
Sunday State Journal
Associated Press
Journal
Nebraska
Chicago Tribune
New York Times
Nebraska Ruralist
Addreys State Journal
Lincoln Netraska
Census supervisor named for 4th Nebraska district
Chas. Mr. Grosvenor of Aurora has been appointed supervisor of census for the 4th Nebraska district.
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Chas
Grosvenor
Aurora
Nebraska
Beatrice Trip Reported By Pulec Party
Mr and Mrs John Pulec with Mrs Sadie Gardner and Mias L O Ballard traveled to Beatrice and returned last evening in Pulec's car.
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John Pulec
Sadie Gardner
Mias L. O. Ballard
Beatrice
Mr. Pulec
Delmar Hale Returns Home After Government Mail Service Work
Mr and Mrs Delmar Hale came back to Lincoln on Sunday from a stint in the government mail service where Delmar handled sacked mail in transit.
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Delmar Hale
Lincoln
Delmar
Hutchinson Daughter Hurt by 23 Inch Sliver Foot Injury
Lillie Hutchinson, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs A J Hutchinson, suffered a foot injury when a 23 inch hardwood sliver entered her foot. A doctor required anaesthetic to remove the splinter.
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Lillie
A. J. Hutchinson
Humiliated by a returning soldier prompts a town moral
In a Southern newspaper extract a hard edged man named Rufus Rasp recounts his contempt for a wounded, gas-crippled World War I veteran Jimmy Sande. The veteran’s amiable greeting and pride stir Rufus to introspection about cruelty, patriotism, and personal reform as he confronts his own behavior and townspeople.
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France
Rufus Rasp
Jimmy Sande
South Omaha Livestock Prices August 20 1919 Market Roundup
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Neb reports a slow to lower day for corn fed steers with receipts around 11 400 head and prices from 11.00 to 17.75 for beeves while hogs were 25 to 35 cents lower with top at 19.80 and bulk 18.00 to 19.25. Fat sheep and lambs regained some of yesterday's decline with lambs 16.75 to 17.25 and feeder lambs steady to strong.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Neb
Wight
Lambe
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J. A. Glathar
Humboldt
John —Glathar
Brotherhoods
City of
Toledo
Sahey & Co
Ars
Caceres
Ig Tai
Taternell Y Anelood
Racine Tires
Wilt Bro’s Garage
Jimmy
Uss. A
Wymore