Local notices and ads from Beatrice Fairbury Nebr 19th century
The fragment lists various local notices and ads: Beatrice and Fairbury Nebraska merchants, crafts, and services. Mentions include monuments by F A Moon & Son, shoe repair, beauty shop, Beatrice dental, and a large sale of coats and millinery by The Vogue Shoppe. Also references oil kerosene, a wolf sighting by Lea Calkin, and Beatrice Fairbury telephone numbers.
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Vogue
Wallace
Side Square
Fairbury
Nebr
Father and son exchange about hats and a Spitz dog
Father jokes that misbehavior earns another gray hat while the son quips about taking cuspidors home for a dog. The dialogue mentions a Spitz and a grandpa observing the scene.
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Grandpa
Stand a thoroughbred Perchon Stallion in Nebraskas farm near Diller
Registration number 15067 describes a coal black 1800 lb stallion for stallion service fee ten dollars, insured cost to stand and suck. The owner H C Ramsey notes non-liability for accidents. Additional listings include tractor and farm equipment from McDeering, a P and O w ide tied lister, garden tools, three good mules, plus sow herd, cows, and chickens offered by Jansen Lumber and Implement Co.
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My Place
Diller
Nebr
Altho
H. C. Ramsey
McDeering
Fordson
Jansen
Poland
China
John Deere
Chase
McCormick Mower
McCormick
Dempster
Mitchell
Hen hatches fifteen chickens in North Platte letter
Wilson Berndt, formerly of Diller, reports from North Platte that one of their hens hatched a litter of fifteen chicks last week.
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H.H. Green
Wilson Berndt
North Platte
Bethel Neighborhood News Bets Old Winter Tightens Roads
Bethel residents report drifted roads again Sunday after Friday and Saturday visits by Charles Ramsey and Mollie Hiatt. January 8 1929 was an exceptionally cold night with the thermometer at 15 degrees below zero. Several local residents and visitors are listed including Frank Bearn Sr in Beatrice sustaining a shoulder injury from a slip on ice. Warnings of illness and family movements are noted as Garrels plan to move to Odell and neighbors visit Beatrice and Diller communities.
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Charles Ramsey
Carl
Henrich
Mollie Hiatt
Bethel School
Frank Bearn
Odell
Beatrice
Fred Hauver
Homer Brunk
Diller Chas
Cully
John Carrica
Idola Ramsey
Alfred Bearn
Crystabeil Ramsey
Patricia Joan Bearn
Helen A. Penner
Dist
Penner
Homer Ramsey
Wm. Garrels
First Diptheria Clinic Held By County Health Team
Last Friday in Diller county health workers led by Siekman Dr Diehl and a nurse conducted the first Diptheria Clinic. Children from high school to pre school ages behaved well and the clinic ran smoothly. The second and third doses will be announced by Mr Siekman and rural children can obtain the vaccine at the same price. The note urges that local children receive protection from a deadly disease and hints at possible future clinics in Jefferson County. The article also contains a stray speech fragment about divorce and religion.
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Siekman
Diehl
Diller
Jefferson County
Nebraska Farmers Reject Top-Down Wheat Pool Move
Nebraska Union Farmers denounce a floor motion to endorse the Nebraska Wheat Pool as top-down and misrepresented. They stress support for cooperative marketing but reject the promoted pool and Canadian officials’ intervention, urging true co operation and policy aligned with farm groups.
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Nebraska
Wheat Pools
Canada
Nebraska Union Farmers
Physicians organize to curb patient credit shoppping
In east Nebraska county areas physicians organize under the American Professional Men's Credit Bureau to standardize service and enforce repayment. A county bulletin system will flag debtors and prevent cross county billing by investigating a man’s credit before sending calls to doctors in neighboring counties. Tecumseh Chieftain.
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Atk
East
Nebraska
Ofoe County
American Professional Men's Credit Bureau
Cass
Nemaha
Pawnee
Gage
Johnson County
Ivory treated to silver like finish via chemical process
A description explains coating ivory with tiny silver grains by first placing it in a dilute silver nitrate solution then in a solution of copper salt until yellow, then rinsing and drying in sunlight until blackened. When rubbed the surface polishes to a brilliant silver.
America Leads the World in Savings Growth in 1928
The American Bankers Association reports a record year with savings deposits reaching 28.4 billion dollars held in over 63 million accounts. The gain over 1927 exceeded 2.2 billion, with per inhabitant savings rising to 237 dollars nationally. New England and Middle Atlantic states show the highest per capita savings at 461 dollars.
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United States
American Bankers Association
New England
Middle Atlantic States
Kentucky Bankers Promote Purebred Sire Tour Stops
The Purebred Sire Special left Louisville for daily morning noon and afternoon stops hosted by the Kentucky Bankers Association. At each station a purebred sire exchanged for a scrub bull while registered heifers gifts sheep and purebred poultry pens were to be awarded. Exhibits and discussions with over 600 participants aim to raise Kentucky livestock production per GC Dorsey representative of the Agricultural Commission and American Bankers Association.
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Kentucky
Kentucky Bankers Association
Louisville
Dorsey
the Agricultural Commission
American Bankers Asociation
Also Mentioned on This Page
Vearl Green
Henry Dilto
Pr. Adams
Dr Garland
AEN
St. Beatrice
F.a.moon & Son
Fairbury, Nebr
Lea Calkin
Clark's
OilrCoe
Cece
Bobby
Pop
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor
Bonham ‘Theatre
Gilbert Beauty Shop
Cecil Ellis
Claude Eis
White Piano Co
Fairbury, Neb
Dad
Spitz
Breeders
Bethel Neighborhood News
M. W. Ainsworth, RN
Jemima
Excella
Clark’s Store
Diller, Nebr
America
Henry Frisbie
Col. H.R. Royle
Citizens State Bank
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