Valentines Day Sale Notice at The Racket
The Racket announces a 9c sale ending Saturday night. J. D. Fanders received a rar load of Ford automobiles yesterday. Mrs. Diller's funeral drew the attention of 11 C. E. Fairbank, Mrs. Nellie Megonegi and Mrs. Barber of Steele City. Mrs. Pittenger visited Beatrice to see her daughter Mrs. Fred McAtee and other Diller relatives.
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J. D. Fanders
Ford
Nellie Megonegi
Barber
Steele City
Mrs. Diller
Pittenger
Beatrice
Fred McAtee
Diller
New King Discoverysoothes sore throat and cough
An advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as soothing irritated throats and lungs and stopping chronic hacking coughs. The claim highlights a pleasant taste and urges continuous use after first purchase.
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Dr. King
Packers’ Profit Questioned in Meat Pricing Row
The Chicago packers claim farmers take the bulk of meat profits after clearing $850000000 last year, challenging their critics and arguing the producers bear the main financial burden.
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Chicago
Mrs A M Diller’s Funeral Attended by Ellis Couple
Mr and Mrs T E Pierce of Ellis were among old acquaintances who attended the funeral of Mrs A M Diller on Wednesday afternoon in this city.
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Ellis
A. M. Diller
Mothers Praise Dr. King's New Discovery for Children
A Niagara Mo mother reports Dr King s New Discovery transformed her pale sick boy into a healthy child. The remedy is described as safe and pleasant tasting for coughs colds throat and lung troubles. Sold at Shutt Drug Co.
Rural Churches Face Change Across Nebraska and Illinois
A report notes Illinois has seen 10 000 country churches close in twenty years and Nebraska reports 200 or more Rural Churches closed or moved in ten years. The session on Rural Churches at the Nebraska Conservation Con asks how rural districts replace these churches and sustain rural life.
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Illinois
Nebraska
Nebraska Conservation Con
Condolence Resolutions Reported in Partial Text
Fragments of a local notice reflect condolences and resolutions, naming community leaders and committees. The legible portions reference tributes, memorials, and expressions of sympathy within a civic or church context amid unclear surrounding text.
Saintly Beatrice Woman Dies at 67 After Long Faithful Life
Annie M. Greider of Diller Beatrice area died February 10 1913 at Beatrice Neb aged 67 years 9 months 20 days She married Samuel Weiller on November 9 1865 and had seven children three of whom John William and Katie preceded her Also her husband died February 19 1890 She moved to Diller in 1878 with her daughter Effie and later to Beatrice She was a Presbyterian and active in church life Her funeral January 12 at Prairie Home cemetery near Beatrice was led by Rev Young The community mourned the loss noting her gentle spirit and steadfast faith She leaves sons David of Pittsburg Horace Eugene and Effie of Diller Contributed obituary.
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Annie M. Greider
Dengage
Beatrice
Neb
Samuel Weiller
John
William
Katie
Diller
Effie
Presbyterian Church
Angel of Mercy
Prairie Home Cemetery
Rev. Young
Beatrice Presbyterian Church
David
Pittsburg
Horace
Eugene
Oer
Earth
God
Card of Thanks from the Diller Family
The Diller family extends heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and floral offerings during the illness and burial of their beloved. Effie B. Diller David H. Diller and family Horace Z. Diller and family Eugene S. Diller and family appreciate the support.
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Ao -Darling
Effie B. Diller
David H. Diller
Horace Z. Diller
Eugene S. Diller
Mourning Notices Honor Sister Mary Miller in Lodge
The lodge members mourn sister Mary Miller and drape their charter for thirty days in tribute. Her children lose a kind mother and the committee extends sympathy with prayers for comfort. Resting in peace, the group honors her memory.
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Chang
Diller
Mary Miller
Christie Thompson
Mary C. Bell
Seed corn outlook cautions farmers in Nebraska
Mrs. Herbert Stotts returns home from visiting relatives in Hubbell. C. W. Pugsley of the Nebraska Experiment Station says the 1918 seed corn is not up to normal but better than last year. He warns corn is high in moisture and could be damaged by a freeze. storing and testing seed before planting is urged by the Bureau of Publicity.
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C. W. Pugsley
Nebraska Experiment Station
Pugsley
Bureau of Publicity
Goin Dominates Handicap Wrestling Bout at City Hall
Promoter Harry Patton hosts a wrestling card in which ex state champion Geo Goin of Lincoln quickly pins Stewart and Southard of Beatrice and Burchard in fifty five minutes. Stewart and Southard put up a game fight but were out classed. Preliminary bouts include Richardson vs Green and Campbell vs Cally with Campbell winning. A boxing match Strockey vs Green ends in a draw. Fans from Steele City and Harbine attend.
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Harry Patton
Geo. Goin
Lincoln
Dr. Stewart
Beatrice
Frank Southard
Burchard
Goin
Stewart
Southard
Mr. Goin
South
Clarence Richardson
Harbine
Hod Green
Diller
Frank Campbel
Frank Cally
Campbell
Ray Strockey
Will Green
Steele City
Reliable Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Touted for Quick Cold Cure
Public health note urges using Chamberlains Cough Remedy from Shutt Drug Co to safely treat a common cold. Emphasizes quicker recovery and low risk with this widely sold preparation.
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Shutt Drug Co
St Valentine Day Rites and Tricks Across The Ages
A discussion of St Valentine customs and superstition notes the saint’s historic veneration, ancient Roman name drawing for future wives, and the persistence of ritual. The article also describes a geological drilling tale where sandstone layers reveal a hollow and water rising, sparking farmer interest in prospecting wells along Cub creek for the coming season.
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St. Valentine
Rovers
Cub Creek
Artesian Wells North of Diller Reported
The Plymouth News notes artesian wells about one mile north of Diller on the Harry Beam farm three miles east and two south of Plymouth. The well reaches 158 feet and sits on a slope with a pipe to bring water lower in the section. The report mentions a clear, cold stream running.
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Plymouth News
Diller
Harry Beam
Plymouth
Too Much Credit in Small Towns
In the Sedan Times opinion piece, country merchants face pressure to curb credit sales to compete with mail order houses. It argues many locals request and receive credit unnecessarily and that merchants should push for monthly settlements to avoid long collections. It warns that extending credit drives customers away to distant mail orders.
Estate of John ae ae ie hegeby Administrator Named
Legal notice states Aimee Athontinae as administrator of the estate of John ae ae ie hegeby before the Jefferson County County Judge. The hearing is set for one o clock P M on a date in 191% with the county judge overseeing probate actions.
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John Ae
Aimee Ath
Jefferson County
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