Local notices and travel updates from Beatrice area
Local items report orders for job printing at Record printers. Chipperfield's Drug Co offers new ice cream sundaes. Col J B Wright of Beatrice attended Mrs Diller's funeral. Mr and Mrs J G Packer accompanied Mrs Jennie Bixby on a trip to Steele City Endicott and Fairbury. A H Colman drove to Omaha and Beatrice and back. Mrs A T Watson and daughter returned home from Lincoln visits. Mrs Alfred Wright sick but convalescent. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets promote digestion.
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J. G Packer
Jennie Bixby
Steele City
Endicott
Fairbury
Frightful Train Wreck Ad and Engagement Jokes
An ad promotes Bucken's Arnica as quick relief for injuries and burns at Chipperfield Drug Co. A lighthearted exchange follows about a widower with four children who plays the cornet, joking about six children and a trombone.
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Bucken
Arnica Save-earth
Chipperfield Drug Co
A Separator Pays for Dairy Farm Profit
A good cream separator is an excellent investment for farmers milking cows. It removes butter fat from milk, allowing sweet milk for calves and pigs. It reduces contamination risk from factory milk and washings, and pays for itself yearly in saved butter fat.
Beatrice resident visits Diller and area folks return
S C Phillips of Beatrice visited Diller on Tuesday. Cedric Fanders came back Tuesday from Guide Rock where he spent the Fourth. Carpenters began roofing the Miller building yesterday. Robi Patton and daughter Mary returned Wednesday from Byron visits. Miss L O Ballard spent weekend with Mr and Mrs John W Miller at their Endicott camping spot.
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Cedric Fanders
Guide Rock
Robi. Patton
Mary
Byron
L. O. Ballard
Mrs
John W. Miller
Endicott
Brick work finished on Miller building crew heads to Nelson
The Miller building brick work wrapped up on Tuesday and the crew departed by the evening train to Nelson where they will erect another building.
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Nelson
Dr Kings New Discovery Promises Relief for Cold Coughs
Napoleon's Grit lifter promotes Dr King's New Discovery as a safe remedy for bronchial ailments. It claims to master stubborn colds croup asthma hay fever and whooping cough with trial bottles free at Caipperfield Drug Co.
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Dr. King
Caipperfield Drug Co
Discing Alfalfa Advised Against by Nebraska Farmers
Nebraska farmers report discing alfalfa fields often harms roots and reduces vigor in subsequent years. The state experiment station strongly warns against the practice, noting initial green growth but poorer stands later as the crown thickens and eyes sprout fewer new shoots. The guidance: disc before planting, not after growth starts.
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Nebraska
Nebraska Experiment Station
Farm Magazine
Why Cream Turns To Butter In Churning
A Jefferson County Farmer reader asks why cream becomes butter when churned and how to do it with least effort. The writer explains churning as beating cream until the fat separates, using pillow cushions as a comical analogy, and notes variability in effort and produce depending on conditions and materials used.
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Jefferson County
U. S
The Cow That Churns Cream With Rope
A humorous tale describes a cow allegedly sewing cream with rope when not watched. It warns against haywire mischief, jokes about bread spools for the cow after meals, and blames the U S Beef Trust for thread shortages.
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U. S. Beef Trust
Fight the Fly: A Call to Cut Typhoid Carriers
The article urges vigorous pest control as the fly spreads germs and typhoid. It compares the fly to mosquitoes in spreading disease, stressing screens, cleanliness, and use of controls to limit infestation and protect public health.
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Knowle
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Wyoming
Thermopolis
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. A. Pickard & Company
Chipperfield’s Drug Co’s
Col
J. B. Wright
Beatrice
A. H. Colman
Omaha
A. T. Watson
Lincoln
Chamberlain
Alfred Wright
F. E. Hale
C. H
John Wright
S.C. Phillips
Jefferson
Tenance of the Fly
Francik T. Pearce
Diller
Reconp
J. G. Neely
Packer's Restaurant
Diller, Nebraska
R. F. Starr
Diller, Nebr
Waggoner Bros
H. Z. Diller
Diller Brothers
A. T Watson
L. W. Wakeley
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