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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1916
Page
4
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Rev. C. Franklin Koch, associate pastor at Kountze Memorial Lutheran Omaha, urges helping released prisoners and fallen individuals. He cites reforms in attitudes toward ex-convicts, examples from Ford, Standard Oil, and other employers, and notes rising reincarceration rates without downgrading the soul’s welfare.
A U S Department of Agriculture road specialist reports country bound teamsters driving two loaded wagons end to end. They leave one wagon by the roadside to return for later, then use one team to haul the remaining load. The note describes how the two loads consolidate for transport. Fur bearing animals are now protected by general laws and close seasons in 26 states and Alaska plus most provinces. federal laws restrict interstate fur trade.
Alex Bell and daughter Beulah visited relatives in Lincoln on Monday. Mrs. Henrietta Powell and granddaughter Miss Marie Adams also traveled to Lincoln and Seward. A boy was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Chester Sparks near Diller who say the child resembles his father. George Fisher rents his farmland and plans a sale on December 19. his bills are printed and will appear in the Record next week.
Having decided to move back to Peoria I will hold a public sale on Saturday afternoon December 16 of my household furniture See hand bills Mrs John Looek Mr and Mrs Carico who spent Thanksgiving at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs Joho rico southeast of town returned Saturday to her home in Wympre
Word teaches that Bruce Weigel a former Miller boy and son of Mr and Mrs E E Weigel was married on Thanksgiving Day in Des Moines where he is employed.
F. W. Lowe delivered workers to Henry Weaver Mr Hyatt Wertz Wm Franken and Weera and expects to deliver another car later this week.
Mrs Eastwood of Liberty and Mrs Marsh of Wisconsin visited with Diller relatives Robert and Fred Eastwood and families and returned to Liberty on Tuesday.
S. C. Hutchinson came back yesterday from the Overland Automobile Co's Christmas Convention in Toledo, leaving Beatrice on a special train Saturday. He is asked to relate details of his trip.
A Methodist ladies fair and supper will be held tomorrow in the church basement. Supper starts at five o'clock and guests can browse multiple Christmas gift items.
Ernest Fisher of Powell Wyoming arrives on an early Wednesday train to visit his father George Fisher and other relatives living in the vicinity.
The department of horticulture at the Nebraska Experiment Station advises taking grape cuttings in early December. Use two to three buds on seven to twelve inch lengths and store them in bundles in the cellar so roots form readily when planted in spring.
Farmers urged to prepare poultry houses for severe winter before damage occurs. Early attention promises protection for flocks and preserves egg production during winter months.
The Nebraska State Journal announces a Christmas offer to mail the Daily Journal from now until ree 1918.
The State Journal from Lincoln states that the newspaper will substitute the Daily Journal with the neol Daily News at the same price. The note references the Journal’s reputation and its coverage style.
The late author Jack London visited Lake Crescent in 1911 seeking wild sport. He chased a Beardslee trout, trolling in a jet boat, and finally caught a large one after using his diamond as a lure, while guests watched his perseverance amid an intense fishing pursuit.
A planned procession by civic leaders is set for Inauguration Day, with details incomplete. Officials and residents anticipate a ceremonial event marking the transition of power.
A nonpartisan committee advocates a peace oriented nation building parade in the capital to set a wholesome example for other cities. The plan cites Washington's inauguration and features floats such as a Ship of State receiving a thirteen gun salute, aiming for a large scale spectacle never before attempted.
John Louvree of Bloomfield New Jersey vowed to roll a wheelbarrow four miles to Newark if Hughes was beaten. He fulfilled the promise when Wilson was declared reelected, though he initially balked at eating a cat.
In Hammond Indiana at the Lytic theater patrons panicked when John Sebastian a foreigner drew a revolver and killed the villain who was attacking the heroine in the film Authorities took him into custody Sebastian said the man was choking the lady.
Public auction of real estate in Jefferson County Nebraska to the highest cash bidder at 10 a.m. December 19 1916 at the south front door of the Fairbury Court House. Property includes east half of lot 24 and all of lots 25 and 26 in block 2 first addition to Diller Nebraska with adjacent parcels described in the court order. Administrator R F Sears et al represented by attorney for Fahseler.
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