Local Classifieds and Notes From Harbine Area
For sale items include a 10x16 garage from Wm. Bernhardt, alfalfa hay offered by Mrs. Mary Fasnacht, Buff Orpington cockrels for sale by Mrs. Frank Grone, and cob loads at 2.50 each from Fred DeBoer. Farm cash buyers seek farms. contact R. McNown in Omaha. Mildred Tucker of Chicago visiting Mrs. C. H. Cully and family since Sunday.
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Buff Orpington Cockrels
Frank Grone
Mildred Tucker
Chicago
C. H. Cully
An Experienced Wife Says Quiet Patience Ends Blowups
An exchange describes an experienced wife as one who keeps cheerful silence until her husband vents then feels ashamed, suggesting calm tolerance as a remedy for temper.
Beatrice Gamble Stores Offers Tire Trade-In Deal
Beatrice Nebraska Gamble Stores advertise a trade in allowance on new G and J tires with deep heavy tread. Customers can exchange worn tires for as little as 1.50 and up to 4.50 per pair credit toward purchase.
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Gamble Stores
Beatrice, Nebr
Wolf hunt to cover 5 square miles west of Diller
A wolf hunt is planned Sunday afternoon covering a 5 square mile area west of Diller. The territory extends from the Friday and DeBoer farms in the northeast to Rock Creek schoolhouse in the northwest corner.
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Diller
DeBoer
Rock Creek
Obituary of Peter Donze and area road work underway
Peter Donze 84 an longtime Diller resident died Monday at his daughter Mrs. Sam Hutson’s home in Beatrice after a period of ill health. He left surviving children Mrs. Hutson Mrs. Camille Van Hamert Beatrice Mrs. H O Bishop San Diego Emil and Edward Donze Colby Kansas. His wife had died five years ago. Farmers with bounty assistance have finished two miles of road graveling at Endicott. Local commercial club members consider similar action to improve access into Steele City.
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Peter Donze
Diller
Sam Hutson
Beatrice
Hutson
Camille van Hamert
H. O. Bishop
San Diego
Cali
Emil
Edward Donze
Colby
Kas
Endicott
Steele City
Guy Cassel
Amen Texas
Galveston
Local updates on illness officials and a snow removal invention
Mrs. Harry Wells suffers from the prevailing epidemic. Mrs. Peters and Howard handled county business at Fairbury yesterday. Newly elected county officers started duties last Thursday. A snow remover with a large scoop blows snow up to 500 feet from roads. Senator Jas A Axtell and Representative Frank Wells moved to Lincoln for the legislative session.
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Mrs. Peters
Howard
Fairbury
Jas. A. Axtell
Frank Wells
Lincoln
Auto Plate Deadlines by County in 1931
Lancaster and Douglas counties residents must secure 1931 auto plates by March 1. In all other counties the deadline is February 1.
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Lancaster
Douglas
Birthday Surprise for Clarence Renz on Return Home
On January 11 a birthday surprise greeted seven year old Clarence Renz at home from church as members of the L A S C occupied his house. Six members were absent. baskets were brought and a fine dinner shared. Guests included Mr and Mrs Tom Ba Baurafaliea ughters and Mr and Mrs Win ce and family. An enjoyable afternoon of visiting followed before departures.
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Clarence Renz
Bin
Tom Ba
Soap and Water Good for House Plants
Mothers who find that applications of soap and water are beneficial to their children may use the same treatment effectively in ridding their house plants of certain insect pests. Certain insects such as plant lice, mealy bugs and brown scale may be controlled by washing the plant with soapy water. A soft brush or cloth may be used on plants with strong leaves while tender plants may be flooded. Two or more applications at weekly intervals may be necessary for infested plants. A soap solution can be made by dissolving one fourth of a pound of laundry soap in one gallon of water.
Forest ranger life vivid in Record article visit with Warroad pair
A Record piece describes the life of a forest ranger in vivid terms and details a visit by locals from Warroad including Dick Lorenz Willems. The narrative paints daily duties and the rugged environment of ranger work.
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Tives
Lorenz Willems
Warroad
Inn
North Carolina S.A. Holds January Co Meeting at Hutchinson Home
Fourteen members met at S C Hutchinson’s home on Wednesday afternoon January 7. Officers for the year were elected: Cavett president Viers vice president Henrichs treasurer Nelson secretary Cully reporter. Miss Charlotte Lopock and Mrs Cloyd Cully won prizes. Guest guests were Mrs Frank Eick and Mrs Ray Eick. A two course luncheon followed. Nelson to host January 21 asks members to bring two conundrums.
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S.C. Hutchinson
Cavett
Viers
Henrichs
Nelson
Cully
Carico
Charlotte Lpock
Cloyd Cully
Frank Eick
Ray Eick
Hutchinson
Peters Family Obituary Notice From Diller Nebraska
Henry C Herman Peters born January 30 1880 in Hanover Germany came to the United States in 1892 with family He died January 10 1931 at age 50 years 11 months 10 days after a long illness Funeral services were held January 12 1931 at the Diller Nebraska home with Rev F Albin Heinz Interment Prairie Home Cemetery Diller Nebraska He leaves a widow Emma Sinclair and two surviving children Howard and Hewat plus one brother Henry Peters of Mission South Dakota and other relatives from nearby towns
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Henry C. Herman Peters
Hanover
Germany
Hermanbergs Lutheran
Marshall County
Kans
Emma Sinclair
Odell
Nebr
Lanham
Diller
Hewat
Herman Peters
Howard
Henry Peters
Mission
So. Dak
F. Albin Heinz
Prairie Home Cemetery
Roe
Henry Re
W. M. Peters
Caeste Law
John Westerman
George Deikins
Kan
Nash
Sai Agor
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Loss
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness and offerings during illness death and burial of a beloved husband and father. The message acknowledges notes sympathy and supportive acts received from the community.
Youngster Who Bosses Parents Shows Early Executive Promise
A reader notes that a child who can dominate his parents may possess strong leadership potential. The observation suggests early signs of managerial ability and decision making.
Cooks Nook Fruit Rolls Recipe
Quick biscuit dough with dark corn syrup butter and raisins. Roll dough with butter syrup and cinnamon, slice into three quarter inch pieces, place in oil greased pan and bake fifteen minutes in a hot oven.
Railroads Want Bus to Pay Fair Share of Highways
Report cites a Rocke Magazine piece from January 1931 arguing that railroads seek trucks and buses to pay through taxation their share of highway construction and maintenance costs. It claims railroads already pay taxes for roadbeds and even state highway taxes, contrasting with road users in private gain.
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Rock Ere Magazine
Pershing Offered a Million for His War Story
The Lincoln Journal prints General J. Pershing's Own Story of the World War with plans for book form later. The feature runs three months starting Jan 11 1931 with various subscription options. The Lincoln Journal emphasizes night editions and Nebraskan focus and notes Coolidge and Smith are writing for it.
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Lincoln Journal
General J. Pershing
General Pershing
Pershing
Daily
Sunday Journal
Nebraska
Kansas
Omaha
Denver
Morning Journal
Where Adventure Begins and the Bounds of Law
A Balazs quotation argues that romance thrives where law and order limit ordinary life. It links police as symbol of world order to the boundary that separates normal life from mystery and adventure.
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Bela Balazs
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Wm. Bernhardt
Mary Fasnacht
Fred DeBoer
Fairury
R. McNown
Wilkinson
Ste
Harry Wells
Farmers Union Co-Operative Insurance
Ebraska
Pap
Ersonary Assessment Assen
Farmers Union
Farmers Asion Co-Operative Ins. Co
Omaha, Nebr
N.c.sa
Eackages Ca
C. BH
Railroads
Farmer’s Grain Company
I. R. Andrews
Mgr
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