Diller Public Schools Report On Week Activities
Diller Public Schools notes include 9:30 Saturday reading circles, supper for staff, and sickness absences of Fred Legget and Arnold Lottman. A high school basketball rally preceded Steele City games where Diller boys and girls faced tough competition and a service flag was presented at assembly. The History class highlighted patriotic topics and a Service flag honors community servicemen among sixteen former Diller boys. The Literary Society plans a debate on a women’s suffrage amendment with split faculty participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Weise
Miss Raymond
W. C. Lines
Fred Legget
Arnold Lottman
Diller High School
Steele City
Schoe
Diller Boys
Diller
Rev. Wagner
Ethel Pickard
Uncle Sam
Kenneth Fouts
Edwin Reinhardt
Harrison Line
Dale Bugbee
Max Bodell
Earl Snyder
Will Logan
Dale Reinhardt
Will Sandman
Paul Beckwith
Clifford Sparks
Arthur Carmony
Scott Miller
Elton Budgee
Everett Brauser
Orville Owens
Leila Hadley
Beulah Thompson
Max Bell
Lucy Blauser
Steven Maw
Charley Waggner
Fred Clark
Fred
Letter from F M McManes Sidney Neb 1917 update
F M McManes writes from Sidney Nebraska on November 28 1917. He encloses a $3 post office order and mentions being behind on the paper by about a year. He describes harsh October weather with a 2 below zero morning freezing potatoes, whiskey and 100 bushels stored, and notes local boom in farming. He discusses wheat and corn yields, cattle steady, and land values around Dalton. Vernon works as a carpenter earning 40 cents an hour and there are several new houses and business buildings rising. He remarks fruit scarce but affordable and jars full, plans to plant more potatoes, and signs off.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eoitor Record
Diller
Nebr
Dalton
Vernon
War Savings Stamps explained with purchase details
The article outlines War Savings and Thrift Stamps, their values, interest, and how ordinary citizens can buy up to 1000 dollars in securities. It notes monthly price changes, redemption rules, and Nebraska sales leadership in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Nebraska
Omaha
Reading High School Literary Paper Exhibit Opens
Marie Musser and Charles Hayes present a literary paper collection by Reading High School students. The event invites all to view student writings and celebrate school creativity.
Alphabet of the Soul Gestures in Oriental Drama
A Hindu volume describes gestures as a deaf and dumb alphabet of the goal, outlining a fitting gesture to express every emotion used in Oriental dramas.
The Pig's Food Habits Reconsidered
The Pall Mall Gazette argues pigs are selective eaters not omnivores. Noting experiments in France and Sweden, it lists plant choices and refusals for goats sheep cows horses and pigs to show the pig is discriminating in diet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pall Mal Gazette
Sweden
Reducing advice for stout figures from Mother's Magazine
The piece says nature remedies and safe baths offer external and internal cures with various diets. It notes many options are costly and diets are a nuisance. It suggests simple steps like avoiding sweets, a cup of hot water before breakfast, and plenty of cold water between meals.
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Mother's Magazine
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the Rex
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Creola Hadely
F. M. McManes
Sidney
Kasparek Furniture Store
Odell, Nebr
Anna D
Kasparek Rainard
Jefferson County Abstract
J. Monroe Davis & Son
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
Diller, Nebr
Diller-Record- Printing Office
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Colorado
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Kansas City
St. Louis
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A. T. Watson
L. W. Wakeley
Farnam St
Omaha, Neb
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Uhley & Diller
Square Dealing Clothiers
Fairbury, Nebraska
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