Prohibition Funds and Local News Highlight Record Section
A new serial story will start next week in the Record. Miss Jennie Woods of Beatrice visited Diller relatives over the 4th. Harvey Reid and family traveled to Wymore for relatives. Mr and Mrs Ray Coleman and daughter Maxine visited in Diller. Roubert Raymond from Lincoln visited his mother Mrs L P Raymond.
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Jennie Woods
Beatrice
Diller
Harvey Reid
Blanche
Burlington
Wymore
Ray Coleman
Maxine
Lincoln
R. W. Green
Gaisford Family Visit Amid Health Stay in Diller Area
Charlie Gaisford of Reynolds visited Saturday to see his ailing father Sam Gaisford at the home of his niece Mrs. Fred Clark. Mr and Mrs J C Herwig of Humboldt traveled through Diller last week on an auto trip to Yellowstone Park and spent Friday night with relatives.
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Charlie Gaisford
Reynolds
Sam Gaisford
Fred Clark
J. C. Herwig
Humboldt
Diller
Yellowstone Park
Harding Causes Stir By Refusing Sunday Golf
President Harding provoked consternation among political allies by declining to play golf on Sunday, saying the Sabbath is God's day and should be kept as a day of rest. He stresses religious observance over social tradition.
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Harding
Woman hurt hand by breaking window in windy evening
Mrs. Lawrence Madden severed her hand while trying to close a window during a brief wind gust last Friday evening. Dr. Powell treated the wound and reported it healing nicely.
Education that Pays at Grand Island Business College
Nebraska's oldest and leading business school offers practical training with guaranteed positions or tuition refunds. Thirty eight years of service. Send for catalog. Grand Island Business College, Grand Island Nebraska.
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Nebraska
Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Neb
Local newspaper's value to Crate Vidette town life
A Crate Vidette editorial extols the essential role of a local newspaper, arguing that closing churches, schools, or businesses would cause less notice than ending the town paper, which would be missed like water when a well dries.
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Crete
Vidette
Air Mail Letters And Cash Dilemmas
Letters carried by air mail are placed in asbestos bags. The writer notes it is better to pay cash for purchases, but questions what a person can do when cash is unavailable.
Rex Green Family and J L Lamb Start Wisconsin Trip
Rex Green and family with J L Lamb and daughter Elsie began a motor trip on Saturday and reached Sheldon Wisconsin on Tuesday.
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Rex Green
J. L. Lamb
Elsie
Sheldon, Wis
Mr and Mrs Geo Hollenberg Return From Kansas City Visit
Mr and Mrs Geo Hollenberg traveled to Kansas City on Tuesday bringing home a daughter and other children who had visited here a couple of weeks ago.
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Geo. Hollenberg
Kansas City
Fitting Process Mention in Delinquent Sweep
A fragment notes delinquents targeting a group with a sweep in conduct investigations. It suggests a forthcoming crackdown and formal inquiry into behavior.
Oil Boom Lifts California Gun Club Fees to 150000
A California gun club raises membership to 150000 dollars after a recently struck oil gusher on its land. The well is currently producing about 30000 barrels per day, boosting the club’s value and fees.
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California
Waggoner Notifies Of Hulls Safe Arrival In England
Mrs. C L Waggoner received a cablegram last week announcing the safe arrival of her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs W A Hull at South Hampton England.
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C. L. Waggoner
W A. Hull
South Hampton
England
Unions Back Five and Half Day Week Debate
The text argues unions should favor a five and a half day week at six day pay, claiming the command implies six days of labor while noting Moses did not address 44 hour weeks.
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Moses
School Board Members Retain Post Under 1921 Emergency
Notice states that per State Superintendent instructions the old school board members continue in office under House Roll No. 400 during the emergency session. Board of Education, Vis t. 70. 1t
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Board of Education
House purchase rationalized as path to buying a car
An open minded note argues that buying a house this summer is best. It suggests mortgaging the house to buy a car then mortgaging the car to purchase furniture and fuel, creating a continuous borrowing loop.
Cavett Trip Visits Relatives Across Three Towns
Mr and Mrs L M Cavett returned Wednesday from an auto trip visiting relatives in Geneva Grand Island and Wilber They also called on John Joy Reinhardt formerly of Diller now Hamilton County attorney at Aurora for a pleasant visit in Hamilton County
Editorial on singing at the workbench and steam powered mood
A critical remark challenges a proposal that workers sing at their benches extending to millions. The writer mocks the idea comparing it to a steam calliope, suggesting the notion would outdo a boiler foundry and a tomcat chorus in noise and spectacle.
Power of Focus and Creative Mind Says Peoals Monthly
The text urges selecting a single goal, seeking quiet focus, and visualizing every detail until the path to action appears. It emphasizes forceful thinking, the divine origin of creation, and the mind as the greatest creative faculty to concentrate on any task.
Deshler Banker Henrichs Family Vacation in Diller
Banker FE R Henrichs and his family from Deshler spent the Fourth of July with relatives in Diller. The visit brought together family members for the holiday and local hospitality.
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FE. R. Henrichs
Deshler
Diller
Theodore Walter 1918 1921 obituary
Theodore Walter son of Mr and Mrs Frank Murray was born June 20 1918 and died June 28 1921 age 3 years 8 days He leaves father mother one brother Clarence and three sisters Verna Viola and Jametia two grandmothers and grandfathers uncles aunts and cousins Funeral services conducted at the home Thursday afternoon by Rev Heyho Burial in Harbine cemetery
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Theodore Walter
Frank Murray
Theodore
Clarence
Verna Viola
Jametia
Heyho
Harbine Cemetery
The Things Worth While Mrs. John Slaker Speech
Mrs John Slaker state president of Womens Clubs argues that women and men share home life with equality. She says the home follows a love governed law extending to civil law and justice for all, where love fulfills the law and liberty grows.
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John Slaker
Women’s Clubs
They're Talking About You Too A Warned Public Admonition
A public quotation condemns gossip and defamation, urging readers to curb slander and base rumors on facts. It highlights how insinuations spread quicker than corrections and warns that reputations suffer from careless talk about individuals. The piece argues for restraint and truth.
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Herber Kaufman
Adam
Seananth
Sitar
Pier
Man pursues wolf in automobile discovers nine cubs
Aberdeen resident D D George Berg delivered nine wolf hides to the Brown County auditor for bounty. He chased a she wolf in his car to her den near Verdon, found nine pups, dug into the den with a spade, and captured the cubs for sale to the county.
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Aberdeen
D. D
George Berg
Brown County
Berg
Verdon
Umbrella Blown to Him in Fulton Late Night
John Emerson, while walking home in heavy rain in Fulton Missouri, was given an umbrella blown from a strong wind. He searched for the owner to no avail and continues home wondering who the umbrella belongs to and where it came from.
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Fulton
John Emerson
John
How Ocean Is Robbing River
A study of the Blue Ridge region shows the Atlantic is slowly capturing waters that once flowed toward the Mississippi. The escarpment retreat and retrogressive erosion shorten high level Atlantic headwaters while mountain streams lose length, a very gradual process.
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Blue Ridge
North Carolina
Virginia
Atlantic
Mississippi
Cat Adopts Five Orphan Fox Cubs at Warren Ranch
A house cat saved $2,500 by adopting five orphaned black fox cubs at Warren Black Fox ranch in Warren Pennsylvania. The mother fox died after birth, the cubs were valued at $500 each, and the cat mother adopted the foxes, raising them as her own.
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L. W. Archibald
Warren Black Fox Ranch
Warren
Archibald
Lightning Deafens Mor sea Horses in Barn Near Columbia City
In Columbia City Indiana a lightning bolt struck Frank Jones barn five miles southwest of town during a storm. The west wall and part of the roof were torn away. Four horses in the barn were deafened by the strike. Seven hens on eggs were frightened but unharmed as the eggs were broken. The Jones family escaped before the strike and the barn did not catch fire.
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Columbia City
Ind
Frank Jones
Mr. Jones
Danville
Liberty Township
Sherman Lockinbill
Airdale
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