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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jul 11, 1919

Page

4

Harbine News Items and Local Moves

Local notes from Harbine report Rosa Murray visiting from Beatrice for the Fourth. Families and neighbors attend Jansen Chautauqua. Jack Buller takes a new job in Chicago. Nearby residents visit relatives in Kansas and Nebraska. several families travel for harvest assistance and illness updates.

Rosa Murray Beatrice G. F. Kroetaching Mahaska Kan Harbine Jansen Chautauqua Jack Buller Chicago Harry Grieder Wilma Shea Vicinity Joe Price Richard Mudrow Hazel Lottmann Mary Willems Shes Franz Mudrow Henry Schroeder Mies Gerturde Mudrow Courtland Sadie Kendall Glen Kansas City Camel Russel Campbell’s

Coal Shortage Warned By U S Fuel Administration Experts

Dr Garfield of the United States Fuel Administration and other authorities warn of a serious coal shortage this fall and winter. They note a reduced US mining workforce with over fifty thousand miners leaving since January, some returning home or seeking transport, making early storage prudent to avert a famine if possible.

Garfield United States Fuel Administration United States

Trade With Germany Resumes After Berlin Treaty

Trade with Germany will restart once the Berlin treaty is ratified and the blockade will be lifted.

Germany Berlin

Police Chiefs Plan Nationwide Effort to Catch Rebound

The report notes a coordinated push by police chiefs to intercept a renewed national surge in crime. It emphasizes planning and collaboration across agencies to curb a perceived uptick and restore public safety.

Radicals Urged to Study American Ideal of Government

The article argues that many radicals could benefit from studying the American ideal of government, implying value in constitutional principles and civic structure. It highlights the enduring relevance of foundational American political concepts for reform movements.

Semaroed Pellets Marine Enroll in American Legion

Readable fragments indicate a note about enrolling in the American Legion by an individual named Semaroed Pellets Marine. No clear date or place is provided.

Cea Marine Ould American Legion

Uncle Sam Secures Jobs for Soldiers as War Training Pays Off

Government seeks to deploy 4 million servicemen who have trained during the war to best earn capacity gains. Business interests back efforts to place veterans in suitable roles and maximize productive use of trained manpower.

Colonel Woods War Department Woods

Government re employment drive aids ex soldiers’ return to work

Col Arthur Woods leads a vast network of field representatives across re employment centers and government agencies to place returning service members in civil jobs. Booklets and an intake card streamline job matching, with Red Cross, Salvation Army, YMCAs, and local bureaus coordinating to ensure financial help and training.

New York Times Army Navy Col Arthur Woods Secretary of War United States Employment Service Secretary of the Interior Colonel Woods Department of Agriculture Red Cross Employment Bureau Salvation Army Knights of Columbus Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service Army and Navy Commission On American Library Association Department of the Interior Post Office Department Labor Department Navy Department United States Chamber of Commerce Chambers of Commerce of National Association of Manufacturers, Merchants’ Association France America Woods Bureau Red Cross Kpights Columbus S Tteer

Glorifying the Commonplace in Daily Duty

The piece cites Phillips Brooks on how ordinary tasks test character more than grand feats. It argues courage is shown in handling disliked duties, likening consecration to providing oil for the lamp, and urges individuals to supply the oil regardless of the vessel.

Phillips Brooks

Cathedral Views Across Durham and Lincoln Prominences

Descriptive note compares Durham Cathedral perched above the Waer with Lincoln’s skyline and other cathedral hilltops such as Bergamo Siena. The piece praises intrinsic merits of Durham and its splendid riverbank setting, citing a London Mall remark.

Durham Cathedral Durham Castle Waer Lincoln Cathedral Durham England London Mall

Silverite a New Metal Alloy

A new alloy named silverité combines aluminum with copper zinc and steel in varying proportions. The production of steel with aluminum is described as startling and initially unlikely, yet it has been achieved successfully.

Probate Notice in Trentie Bond Estate Nebraska

Creditors and the deceased will meet the Administratrix of the estate before the county judge of Jefferson county Nebraska at the county court room on September 17, 1919 at 9:00 A.M. for presenting claims for examination, adjustment and allowance. Three months.

Trentie Jefferson Nebraska Said

Court Order Seals Estate Proceeding

A court order dated September 16 1919 bars the matter from further action. Dated June 16 1919 Louis J Nutzman County Judge F L Rain attorney for the estate seals the order.

Notice to creditors in estate of Christina L Bausch

Creditors of Christina L. Bausch deceased must present claims to the executrix before the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge on September 24 1919 at 9 a m. Three months for filing claims from June 23 1919. Claims not filed by September 23 1919 will be barred. Louis J Nutzman County Judge Frank Rain attorney for the estate.

Louis J. Nutzman F. L. Rain Christina L. Bausch Jefferson County Nebraska Said Louis J.nutzman Seal Frank Rain

Notice of Referee Sale in Jefferson County Neb

Public sale by referee on July 28 1919 at 2 PM at Fairbury court door sells real estate including SW quarter Sec 3 T1N R4E and related parcels with exceptions and a 40 foot railroad strip. Additional sale July 24 1919 at Beatrice courthouse 1 PM for SW of Sec 30 T2N R5E old Clark farm belonging to Alex Bell estate.

Distry Court Jefferson County Nebraska Harry A. Bell William G. Bell Fairbury Earh Logan Street Block Eleven Diller Republican Valley Railroad Short Street Chicago, Burlington , Quincy Railroad Alto Nemaska J. W. Fouts C. H. Denney Court House Beatrice Old Clark Farm Alex, Bell

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