Local Notes and Advertisements from Fairbury Neb
Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat specialist from Fairbury Neb provides services as Christmas promotions rise. E S Diller sold west town residence Saturday to Av Le Tristman for 1000 dollars. H K Shutt advertises white ivory goods with low prices. Mrs Everett Dougherty visited then returned to Bruning Neb. Mrs Hurley from Lawrence met her grandson at Milo Hurley's home before departing.
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Diller
Av le Tristman
Kodak Users Cut Printing Costs Mentioned
Kodak users reduce finishing bill with five cents per roll for developing and three cents per print at CAMERA JACK box 5142 University Place Nebraska. A Christmas program will be held in the school house in District 153 near Diller taught by Miss Slyhoff this Friday evening. all are invited.
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Skilms
University Place
Nebr
Dist. 153
Diller
Slyhoff
Do You Enjoy Your Meals
Advertisement suggests if meals are not enjoyed digestion is faulty and recommends thorough chewing and spacing meals five hours apart plus Chamberlain's Tablets after supper to restore pleasure in eating.
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Chamberlain
Blauser Couple Embarks on Thirty Day Southern Tour
Mr and Mrs C L E Blauser leave Lincoln on a thirty day journey through southern states with stops planned in Joplin Missouri New Orleans Louisiana and Galveston Texas and possible visits to Florida.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Offer
An old advertisement promises $100 for any incurable catarrh case. It claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine is taken internally and acts on the mucous membranes. The ad notes forty years of advertising with price and testimonials from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Dsussiers
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohlo
An Eastman Redal for Xmas and Local Notes
Rey Patton moves onto Dr Ellis farm south of town. Anarchist figure dismisses government unless self run. George Henrichs loses a work horse after it slipped on main street and broke a leg, had to be killed.
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Rey Patton
Dr Ellis
George Henrichs
Phenix Insurance Co. Calendars Available for Policyholders
J W Fouts announces 1920 calendars ready for distribution at his office inviting each Phenix policy holder to call and obtain one.
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Phenix Insurance
Co’s
Phenix
J.W. Fouts
Chamberlain's Tablets for Digestion and Constipation Relief
The tablets are meant for indigestion and constipation and claim to tone the stomach. They gently affect the liver and bowels to restore healthy function and are suggested when feeling dull and constipated. A trial is said to produce pleasing effects.
Infant Leo Emerson Raymond Born and Died in Nebraska
Leo Emerson Raymond was born December 9 to Mr. and Mrs. Volney Raymond of Stella Nebraska formerly of Diller and died December 11. The remains were shipped to Diller and laid to rest in Prairie Home cemetery December 14. Funeral verse expresses family comfort and faith.
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Leo Emerson Raymond
Volney Raymond
Stella, Nebr
Diller
Prairie Home Cemetery
Splendid Cough Medicine Praised in Ferguson Station
Mrs. Clay Fry of Ferguson Station Missouri extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a splendid medicine. She says it relieves coughs and colds in children at the first sign and quickly cures lung discomfort with a few doses.
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Clay Fry
Ferguson Station
Memorial for Jacklin Warnsholz in Emerald Nebr
Jacklin Warnsholz of Caldwell Kansas formerly of Diller Nebraska was buried last Saturday from the Lutheran church at Emerald Nebr interment in the church yard cemetery. He was 75 years old and worked as a shoemaker and harness maker in Nebraska when it was still a territory. He is survived by two children a son and a daughter who lives in Springview Nebr.
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Jacklin
Warnsholz
Harry J. Warnsholz
Diller
Caldwell
Kan
Emerald
Nebr
Church Yard
Nebraska
Springview
Fountain pens and poultry offered by H G Scott
For sale in Diller area H G Scott advertises fountain pens priced from 1.50 to 5.00 and white Leghorn cockrels from Ferris strain at 1.50 each. Located 14 miles north and 3 west of Diller. Diller phone 103.72.
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H. G. Scott
Diller
Election Contest Tactics Hint At Another Cross Examination
The remark suggests Mr Newberry may press the election contest to force Mr Ford into a further cross examination. The comment frames potential procedural steps and strategic leverage in the ongoing dispute.
Civil War veteran Mr Line Struck by Paralysis
An elderly veteran living alone in the northwest part of town suffered a paralytic stroke on Tuesday. Neighbors found him unconscious and cared for him until his son, who resides northeast of town, could be informed.
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Mr. Line
Isolating a Cold Favors Quicker Recovery and Chamberlain’s Remedy
Physicians urge complete isolation for bad colds to prevent spread. They claim colds are highly contagious and say the quicker you rid yourself of a cold the better. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is recommended to aid recovery.
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Chamberlain
Niece Celebrates Sixth Birthday With Family Dinner
Mrs. Bert Bell hosted a birthday dinner Sunday for her niece Bessie Copeland to mark her sixth birthday. Six young friends attended and shared a cake with six candles as the centerpiece. The children enjoyed the celebration and left with well wishes for many more birthdays.
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Bert Bell
Bessie Copeland
Bessie
Oil heater incident burns two. saves house
Jas Long and his son were slightly burned when an overheated oil heater in the upstairs room broke through a quilt as he moved it downstairs. They escaped with minor injuries and likely saved the home by removing the stove just in time.
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Jas. Long
Mr. Long
Christian Endeavor Social at Raymond Home
A Tuesday evening social of Christian Endeavorers at the Raymond home featured a brief business meeting with twenty eight attendees signing to join the society. Cakes and hot chocolate were served as the group planned monthly combined socials and meetings. Miss Kittenger received praise for organizing games and stunts.
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Raymond
Letter from Lt. Jones to Mrs Green Compliments to Jack Green
A Denver based lieutenant in the Dental Corps writes a warm note to Mrs. Green praising her son Jack Green. He calls Jack the type of lad he likes and promises support and brotherly guidance, noting they have become pals and that Jack shall want for nothing while he is in a position to help. He closes with best wishes.
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Denver
Colo
Mrs. Green
Jack
Farmers Cooperative Telegraph Company seeks higher rates
The Farmers' Co-Operative Telephone Company of Jansen filed an informal application with the state railway commission to raise rates from 25 cents to 1.50 a month for all service classes, citing high operating costs. The note then shifts through various short items and a tribute to mothers, ending with a note about a theft.
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Farmers’ Co-Operative Telephone Company of
Jansen
State Railway Commission
State Journal
They Never Strike Wives and Mothers of America
A reflection honoring American housewives, noting their tireless labor week after week. The passage praises their quiet endurance and rejects labor strikes for better home conditions. It contrasts household chores with calls for shorter work weeks and holidays.
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America
Brussels
Double Barred Red Cross Adopted Seventeen Years Ago
The double barred Red Cross is seventeen years old this month. It originated after the 1902 Berlin meeting of the International Anti-Tuberculosis Association which adopted the emblem. Dr. G. Sersiron of Paris proposed it. The symbol blends the Croix de Lorraine with the Greek cross and stands for charity and humanity. It was carried to the United States in 1906 with the formation of the National Tuberculosis Association, now with about one thousand affiliated bodies, funded largely by the Red Cross Christmas Seal sale.
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International Anti- Tuberculosis Association
Berlin
G. Sersiron
Paris
National Tuberculosis Association
United States
Red Cross
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R. W. Sears
Diller State Bank
G. H. Newton
Fairbury
H. K Shutt
Earth
H. K. Shutt
Everett ‘Dougherty
Arthur Greene
Brunning
Kodak
An Eastman
Shutt
Oman
Ford Motor Co
Ford
Wilt Bro’s
Enuf
Fanders & Robertson
Nant. K. Shutt
Christian Endeavor Social
Jack Green
Leon A. Jones
Dental Corps
Odell
Burnham’s
F. H. Sibble
Venus
Spica
Mars
Saturn
Regulus
Jupiter
Rockers
Child’s Rockers
Freeman’s
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