Favor Omaha for Loan Bank directors named
A political effect urges the enforcement of demurrage and calls for the Omaha loan bank to appoint a bank directorate with named members. The push stresses accountability and local control.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1916
Page
3
Nebraska January 1 to 20 Convention Teasers
Statewide gatherings list includes the State Poultry Show in Kearney January 1 to 6 and multiple conventions in Lincoln Alliance and Auburn mid January. Key events cover Live Stock and Fair Managers meetings, Volunteer Firemen, and regional associations with dates through February.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
Odd Fellows’ District
Alliance
Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska Association ’of Fair Managers
Auburn
Lincolln
Northeast Nebraska Editorial Association
National Farmers Equity Union Opposes Federal Food Embargoes
The National Farmers Equity Union, meeting in Omaha, records opposition to U S government food embargoes citing market loss. It calls for farm loan boards to include one of its members on each bank's directorate and supports centralized exchange trading. President C O Drayton of Greenville Michigan reelected for the seventh time. Omaha chosen for the 1817 convention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
National Farmers’ Equity Union
United States
Farm Loan Board
Equity Union
Kanea
Union Cuisiane
C. O. Drayton
Greenville
Counties Join in Community Center
Stella region announces a new community center named Bratton Union to be built ten miles northwest of Stella eleven miles from Auburn nine miles from Home and eight miles from Humboldt not yet finished.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stella
Bratton Union
Auburn
Home
Humvoldt
New Year Resolutions Wins and Warnings
The piece argues resolutions can be valuable if tailored to the individual and timed to personal milestones. It notes many promises fail, but a single steadfast resolution can outweigh making none, urging readers to review their past failures and set a few focused goals.
New Year Gifts Probed as Bad Business Investments
A note argues New Year's gifts are poor investments while asking why the practice persists. It suggests recipients may always steer gifts toward the 'wf receivers' path, implying a recurring pattern in gift choices.
New Year Memories by Fred Bogardus
A reminiscence of old fashioned New Year joys and hearty handshakes replacing modern brief greetings. The piece recalls simpler pleasures and lasting memories in a nostalgic tone.
Rather Plain-Spoken New Year’s Resolve
A clipped exchange shows a busy man dismissing a New Year resolution. The other speaker questions whether he can break free from bad habits, revealing a tone of casual, blunt humor about self-improvement.
Jon ever bee ever be a Happy Year
The readable text is garbled and provides no clear people places events or facts to summarize.
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Jon
Lamb Feeders Dinner Highlights North Platte Valley
The Mitchell Community club hosted a large lamb feeders dinner attended by sheep feeders from North Platte valley City and St Joseph and officials of Burlington and Union Pacific railways. Prof Gramlich of the state farm Lincoln spoke on lamb feeding results and rationing for fattening lambs. About 340,000 lambs are being fed in the valley this year and discussions drew strong interest from lamb owners. Roast lamb and Mitchell Community band music accompanied the event touted as one of the valley’s biggest and most successful meetings, likely to become an annual affair.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Platteval
St. Joseph
Burlington and
Union Pacific Railways
Mitchell
Prof
Gramlich
State Farm
Lincoln
North Platte Valley
Installation of Jeremiah J. Harty as Catholic Bishop of Omaha
The installation took place at St. Cecelia's Cathedral with 125 priests and several bishops present, including Archbishop Keane of Dubuque as enthroning officer and Bishop Hennessey of Wichita as celebrant. Notable attendees included Bishop Tihen of Lincoln and a slate of other bishops from Kansas, Nebraska, and nearby states.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Jeremiah J. Harty
St. Cecelia's Cathedral
James_Keane
Dubuque
J. J. Hennessey
Wichita
Kans
Keane
Harry
J. Henry Tihen
Lincoln
Hennessey
Conningham
Concordia
Kas
Burke
St. Joseph
Tihen
Co-Operative Society Buys Mills at Wahhoo Auction
Wahhoo mills sold at public auction for 6800 dollars to Ed 3. Bredenberg bidding for the Farmers' Co-Operative company of this city. Built ten years ago by GC L Missens Olaf Berggren and C W Johnson, the mills have not operated since July 1926 due to capital shortages. They cost 25000 originally and could not be replaced for less than 385000. A number of outside interests were involved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Co-Operative Society
Wahoo
Ed 3. Bredenberg
Farmers’ Co-Operative Company
GC. L. Missens
Olaf Berggren
Lincoln
C. W. Johnson
Crete
Dodge Mill Destroyed by Fire
Fire swept the Dodge plant destroying the mill and its equipment. Local fire crews battled the blaze for hours causing extensive damage to the facility and surrounding area. No injuries were immediately reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dodge
Dodge Company
Community Center Fund Drive Planned by YMCA
The Young Men’s Association announces four canvasses to raise funds for establishing a community center serving social and meeting purposes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Men's Association
Kearney Commercial Club Prepares for Freight Rate Fight
The Kearney Commercial Club plans to bring the freight rate dispute to a conclusion in the city. Community leaders, including local business figures, are rallying to secure favorable rates and press for decisive action to resolve the ongoing contention.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kearney
The Financial Soothsayer Draws Public Gaze
A playful spectator notes the notable financier at the event, remarking on his striking appearance and poised performance. The quip suggests competition and spectatorship as he challenges rivals and others in attendance.
Heal Your Skin Troubles with Cuticura Soap and Ointment
Bathe with Cuticura Soap and apply the Ointment to stop itching instantly, clear pimples and blackheads, remove dandruff, heal rough hands, and address many baby skin troubles. Free sample by mail with Book.
Cynical Finance Parable About Gold Alchemists
A dialogue recalls old alchemists chasing gold from base metals and notes their pursuit wasted time and resources. The exchange undercuts grand promises with blunt skepticism about turning base material into wealth.
Proverb Confusion Puzzles Old Sayings About Teeth
A fragment notes the saying most old proverbs have worn down like teeth. It hints at misheard lines and evolving language, suggesting a reflection on how traditional maxims survive or fade over time.
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Fred Bogardus
Sneepmer
Hostetter
Cuticura
Ee As
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