Diller Family Celebrate Tin Wedding Reception Near Blue Springs
A surprise tin wedding reception for Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Diller and family was held Tuesday evening two and a half miles northwest of Blue Springs. About 114 neighbors attended as tin tokens were revived. The event featured tin music and games, ample ice cream and cake, and well wishes for the couple who will move next week to a new home in the Diller vicinity.
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Eugene Diller
Blue Springs
Diller
Wymore Arbor State
Resolutions of Sympathy by Pleasant Lodge DPD
At a regular meeting January 27 1917 Pleasant Lodge DPD expresses sympathy to the bereaved husband and family of Sister Lohmeier. The resolutions invoke God as Supreme Ruler and request printed notice in the Diller and a copy sent to the family. Olive Ballard Mattie
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Diller
Olive Ballard
Mattie
A Jolly Affair Unites Greider and Spouse in Old Home
An unusually happy event marks the reunion of Mr and Mrs Greider on January 80th at their home as they celebrate marriage. Dr Fehl officiates and presents the ring in a warm family gathering.
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Olinnie Greider
Mag
Fehl
Anniversary toast and playful reception described
The account recalls a humorous wedding anniversary celebration for Frank Grabber and his bride. After a formal ceremony friends praised the couple and a small living room shower followed. A light repast with oysters celery and pickles ended the evening as guests helped with chores.
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Frank Grabber
Mrs. Greider
Lincoln Journal and Ruralist Runabout Auto Giveaway
The Lincoln Journal and its farm paper The Nebraska Ruralist offer a Ford runabout to the subscriber who secures the most subscriptions in February. Open to all, with a 20 percent commission on subscriptions turned in. Statewide contest with Lincoln as a likely key area. contact The State Journal Lincoln Neb for details.
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Lincoln Journal
Nebraska Ruralist
Lincoln
Ruralist
Independent Farmer
Nebraska
The
State Journal
Neb
Nebraska Dry Liquor Law Proposal in Legislature
A joint two house committee introduces a bill to enforce prohibition in Nebraska. Intoxicating liquor is defined as any beverage over 0.5 percent alcohol. Individuals may possess limited quantities monthly, with only one kind allowed. Governor granted powers to enforce. common carriers regulated. advertising forbidden. giving information on where to obtain liquor is a misdemeanor.
Valentine Dilemma Reflected In Boarding House Tales
The narrative recalls a boarding house scene where a young woman across the table may receive a Valentine while a man contemplates his sentimentality. The piece muses on memory, romance, and the social pressure of sending valentines during February.
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Candy
Valentine
Valentine Party Supper Menu Highlights
The menu lists a heart themed spread with anchovy paste, creamed oysters in heart cases, cold beef tongue or ham shaped with cutters, bread and batter sandwiches, lettuce with mayonnaise, coffee, grapefruit filled with pineapple and cherries, Valentine cakes and almonds. Another menu option described follows.
Strawberry Parfait Treats Featured in Cream Cheese Desserts
Silky strawberry parfaits with whipped cream layered in lady fingers and pink cakes headline a dessert display. The spread includes salted monde pastries and coffee, appealing to guests with rich flavors and cream cheese accents.
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Raapherry
Feast Day Shift Sparks Valentine Legend in Temple
The article notes two sacred urné in the temple linked to destined sweethearts for the coming year. It explains the church moved the ancient Lupercalia from February 15 to February 14 to end pagan rites, creating St. Valentine’s Day.
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Indianapolis
Valentine Booklets From Early 19th Century Years
The passage notes Valentine books published in 11912 and 1812 including The Young Men's Valentine Writer for lovers unable to time their declarations and The Cabinet of Love or Cupid's Repository of Choice Valentines, described as a very complete unit.
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Valentine Books
Eye Color Variations Noted by Observers Across Minds
A discussion on how eye color in individuals can appear to change over time. The piece cites observers like Wordsworth Coleridge Carlyle and a writer who describe gray hazel and light gray eyes, noting discrepancies in impressions of a single person’s iris.
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Wordsworth
Coleridge
Carlyle
Live Stock Prices at South Omaha February 7, 1917
Cattle receipts for Tuesday were moderate with about 6 000 head. Demand was strong for good to choice beeves with prices $10.60 to $11.15 for strictly good to choice. lower for butcher-ready grades. Cows and heifers showed steadier to lower values. veal calves and bulls also quoted. Hog prime loads in early trading indicated about 400 head at bidding prices.
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Wek
Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Nebraska
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