Weather forecast for Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains
Weather forecast for the week beginning June 4 1915. Generally fair conditions with temperatures above seasonal averages are predicted for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States. Issued by the U S Weather Bureau, Washington, D. C. Charles F Marvin chief.
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Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
U. Weather Bureau
Washington, D. C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Early Harvest Apples for Sale and Vacation Musings
A notice lists a few Early Harvest apples for sale by Miss Fannie Diller. The item then shifts to a July vacation suggestion, pondering why the armies do not try July as a holiday month.
Social Visits Highlight Beatrice Diller Notes
Col and Mrs J B Wright of Beatrice visited Diller relatives for a few days. Miss Natalie Young of Franciis Texas visited since Saturday with cousin Miss Grace Watson. Also an advertising line offers sale of stables and fence on the Brown lot near Kielsmeier's blacksmith shop by W S Drullinger.
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Col
J. B. Wright
Beatrice
Diller
Natalie Young
Franciis
Texas
Grace Watson
Kielsmeier
W.S. Drullinger
Mrs Starr and son on trip to visit Warrensburg kin
Mrs. R. F. Starr and her son John left on Wednesday to visit her father in Warrensburg Missouri. They plan to stop along the way and spend a few days with Mrs. Geo. Andrews in St. Joseph.
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R. F. Starr
John
Warrensburg
Fairbury Man Bound Over on Assault Charge
Delbert McDowell of Fairbury was bound over to district court on the assault charge involving a Negro named Turbin. He posted a $1,500 bond.
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Delbert McDowell
Fairbury
Turbin
Potatoes Promise Strong Crop From Three Hills
In town Mills dug three potato hills in his garden and believes the crop will be good this year. Each hill yielded eight to bales of large potatoes plus many smaller ones that may become big.
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George
Steele City July Fourth Celebration Draws Fewer Attendees
Steele City boosters dispatched Tuesday for the 4th of July events with plans for a band concert in Diller. Rain marred the schedule, sending only two auto loads to the site while others returned from Odell.
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Steele City
Diller
Odell
Mrs. Leonard Brown Visits Relatives in Odell Area
Mrs. Leonard Brown and her son from Filer Idaho spent several weeks with relatives near Odell and Diller. This week they stayed with Mrs. Warthen and Miss Flora Warthen, visited C E Warthen and family, and went to Hubbell Wednesday evening with Mrs. Herbert Stotts to see her mother.
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Leonard Brown and Son
Filer
Idaho
Odell and Diller
Mrs. Warthen
Flora Warthen
C.E. Warthen
Hubbell
Herbert Stotts
Editor’s Lincoln trip reveals fine winter wheat and oats
The editor, with J. Smith Diller T. F. Thompson and W. A. Snyder in Diller’s auto, reports seeing large winter wheat acreage and splendid oats near Lincoln. Travel time was two hours and five minutes, with a playful note that Diller could have shaved five minutes if he’d known a watch was being held. The return occurred on a dry afternoon.
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Lincoln
J. Smith Diller
T. F. Thompson
W. A. Snyder
Mr. Diller
Shutt Drug Co Promotes Adler-ika Constipation Remedy
The Shutt Drug Co reports customers pleased with a quick action laxative mix of buckthorn bark glycerine and Adler-ika. One spoonful relieves most constipation and related stomach issues, touted as powerful enough to affect appendicitis.
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Shutt Drug Co
Industrial updates and entertainment at Electric theatre in Diller
Dick Albers baby s illness noted though recovery underway. Moving pictures every Saturday night at the Electric theatre in Diller. Ice delivered citywide by Green Bros. Cream Station. Open all day. If President Wilson averts a military crisis, Nobel peace prize may follow.
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Moving Pictures
Electric Theatre
Diller
Green Bros
Wilson
Boost for the Diller Chautauqua article
Found a gold locket and chain. Enquire at this office. Dr H Bauquess returned Tuesday from a business trip to Omaha. Only cooking will put the acid test to the diploma of the sweet girl graduate. J L Lamb spent a couple of days earlier this week visiting relatives in Beat Rice.
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Dr. H. Bauquess
Omaha
J. L. Lamb
Beatrice
For Sale A six year old all round horse at 1100 pounds
Floyd Man offers a six year old all round horse for sale at about 1100 pounds. In Diller the village authorities plan to curb recent street driving stunts and publish notices this week about enforcing limits and stopping the hazards.
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Floyd Man
Trains delayed by flood damage near Red Cloud
Flood damage to tracks west of Red Cloud is being repaired and trains are not running yet but are expected to resume within a few days. Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Mayborn and their child began a Wednesday trip from Lincoln to the California Expositions and other Pacific coast points of interest.
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Burlington
Red Cloud
C. J. Mayborn
Lincoln
California Expositions
Pacific Coast
Chamberlain's Liniment Praised by New York Man
Last winter Edward Craft of Elba New York used Chamberlains Liniment for rheumatic pains stiffness and soreness of the knees and says nothing else gave so much relief obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Edward Craft
Elba
N. Y
Boettcher and Goes Wed in Beatrice Rural Ceremony
John Boettcher Jr son of Mr and Mrs John Boettcher wed Anna Goes daughter of Mr and Mrs Joan Goes in Beatrice on Wednesday of last week. The couple will reside on a farm near Lanham after the ceremony with both families noted as residents of nearby Diller Wymore and Lanham areas.
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John Boettcher, Jr
John Boettcher
Diller
Beatrice
Anna Goes
Joan Goes
Wymore
Lanham
Steffens Visit From Topeka and Beatrice
Dr. AF Steffen of Topeka and Dr. E E Steffen of Beatrice visited Saturday at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs F W Steffen. The elder Steffen is ailing and plans a Colorado trip that would keep Dr E E Steffen in Beatrice to handle practice during the absence.
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Af.” Steffen
Topeka
Kan
E. E. Steffen
Beatrice
F. W. Steffen
Colorado
Six Old Persons Sit on Bench at Packer's Restaurant
Six residents of Diller, six old army comrades, gather on a Monday morning bench in front of J. G. Packer's restaurant. Their combined ages total 474 years, averaging 79 apiece, with names Henry Madden 88 G. T. Mills 84 Henry Watson 80 F. D. Carr 77 Asa Colman 76 Allen Colman 69. Grandpa Ballard 87 would alter the average if present, but he has not fully recovered from illness and has not yet come down town.
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J. G. Packer
Diller
Old Army
Henry Madden
G. T. Mills
Henry Watson
F. D. Carr
Asa Colman
Allen Colman
Grandpa Ballard
Mr. Ballard
Auto Crash Near Lanham Leaves Odell Farmer Fractured
Frank Shalla Jr., a 35 year old Odell area farmer, narrowly escaped death in an automobile crash Sunday evening near Lanham after veering off the road while returning from Hanover Kansas. His skull was fractured and a skull piece three by two inches was removed. He regained consciousness and took nourishment but physicians say his condition remains critical. Charles Smith and Will Shalla were uninjured.
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Frank Shalla, Jr
Odell
Charles Smith
Will Shalla
Hanover
Kan
Lanham
Frank
Smith
Frank Shalla
Odel
Beatrice
Mr. Shalla
Shea Neighborhood Notes From the Novotny Family Gatherings
The passage lists numerous Novotny family members and related guests from Shea Odell and Diller who visited the John Novotony home near Shea for a Sunday gathering. Other entries mention a party at Joseph Novotny’s near Odell with William Mollie Novotny Elbert Fasnacht and Nellie Novotny in attendance.
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James’ Novotny
Shea
Joseph
Edward
John. Novotny
Emil
Frank Novotny
Odell
Elbert Fasnacht
P. T. Donnelly
Diller
John Novotony
William
Mollie Novotny
Nellie Novotny
Joseph Novotny
Traveling Man's 1888 Cholera Morbus Cure Testimony
H W Ireland of Louisville Kentucky recounts a severe cholera morbus attack in summer 1888. Doctors offered no relief before he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, after which he slept and woke well enough to continue travel. He notes he paid the hotel porter to buy the remedy rather than telegraph his family. The product is advertised as obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
H.W. Ireland
Louisville
Silver Wedding Surprise at Shipman Home
A crowd of about sixty gathered Friday evening June 25 1915 at the home of Mr and Mrs Lafayette Shipman northwest of Diller to honor their twenty fifth wedding anniversary. Guests presented gifts and a dainty supper was served around ten with heartfelt congratulations.
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Lafayette Shipman
Diller
Bill Truner the Farmer Who Built a Modern Farm
Bill Truner, a self taught farmer from Taylor County Kentucky, defied neighbors with his new machinery and bold bets. He built a dairy and hay operation that topped local records, leaving his family a comfortable fortune after a life of hard work. His innovations contrasted with older methods, and his wife later enjoyed a more affluent life as he gained local fame in the Squeedunk Weekly Sun.
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Bill Truner
Bill
Smith
Taylor County
Enquirer
Rumors of New Party Amid Campaigns Mentioned
The piece notes rumors around a potential new party forming with each presidential campaign. It states four thousand dollars were paid for road dragging in Jefferson county during April May and June.
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Jefferson County
Madden Grandson Visit Before Colorado Trip
Henry Madden and grandson Clarence Curtis arrived Monday from Rock Island for a short visit with Diller relatives before continuing to Colorado. Madden will visit son J. W. Madden at NiWot while Curtis attends the Y M C A summer school at Estes Park. They plan to return for the Diller picnic.
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Henry Madden
Clarence Curtis
Rock Island
Diller
Colorado
Mr. Madden
J. W. Madden
NiWot
Mr. Curtis
Canton, Ill
Estes Park
Napthali Lodge 206 A F and A M Install Officers
Napthali Lodge 206 A F and A M hosted an officer installation with a large crowd including Fairbury E Mason Lew Shelley and Francis Hedges who served as installing officer. Officers installed included W M W A Snyders W H K Shutt J W S C Hutchinson Treas C E Waggoner Secy O J Mayborn Sr D C L Waggoner Jr D L M Cavett G B Pearce. Eastern Star officers were also installed the previous week with Mrs Nellie Ellis as Matron and Mrs Clara Waggoner as A M.
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Napthali Lodge
No. 206
A. F
A. M
Eastern Star
Fairbury E
W. Mason
Lew Shelley
A. M. Berry
Francis Hedges
W.M
W. A. Snyders
H. K. Shutt
J. W
S. C. Hutchinson Treas
C. E. Waggoner
Sec’y
O. J. Mayborn Sr
C. L. Waggoner Jr. D
L. M. Cavett ‘Lyler
G. B. Pearce
Masons
Nellie Ellis
Bessie Mayborn
Esther
Martha Diller
Martha
Nellie Lightner
Electa
Cora Price
Mary Ewers Marshal
A. D. Stotts Warder
Nancy Robertson
Sentinel
H. Bauquess
Lucy Blauser
Beauty More Than Skin Deep Ad Claims Digestion Aid
An advert touts Chamberlain's Tablets as improving digestion for a beautiful woman. It claims the product helps faulty digestion and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Preserve Cheap Eggs for Winter Use
The article explains preserving eggs with water glass to cut living costs. Use any jar or tub with a water glass solution mixed nine parts boiled water to one part liquid. fresh clean eggs with firm shells are best. Avoid dirty or damaged eggs and do not use metal containers.
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Nebraska
Mercury in Cataarrh Ointments Warned Against
Public notice warns readers to avoid ointments containing mercury for catarrh as they damage the sense of smell and the whole body. The ad mentions F Cheney & Co, mercury preparations, and a price of 10 cents per bottle with claims of remedies sold by J Smola in Folco Ohio.
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F. Cheney & & Co
Folco Edo
Ohio
Eee
J. Smola
Taue Mall
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The
Steffen Studio
Department OF Agriculture
Bethlehem Steel
Houser
Dick Albers
Your Magazine
Earl Pearce, Diller
Nebr
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