The Kid Goes to War and Becomes a Soldier
A tribute poem notes the boyish recruit answers the color call and grows into a man. Parents react with pride and longing as the son joins the national cause, leaving school life behind for military duty.
13 Jul 1917
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1917
Page
1
A tribute poem notes the boyish recruit answers the color call and grows into a man. Parents react with pride and longing as the son joins the national cause, leaving school life behind for military duty.
The notice states the ice house will be open until noon. It notes Everett Green as 7-6. Charley Cully found a silver dollar Friday in his corn field, a loss dating back eleven years.
Mrs Charley Hayes came back Tuesday evening from visiting relatives and friends at her old home in Nemaha county Nebraska.
Found, last Sunday near the Lutheran church a set of auto tools is left. Owner to prove property at the Record office and pay 25 cents for the advertisement.
Mr and Mrs Ensely Caemiohee drove through Kansas to visit their son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Fred W near Topeka. The fragmented text notes family travel and a stay with relatives.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Cheaubee Kansas and a visit by Diller, with unclear names and dates. The readable bits suggest a local notice or social item but lack coherent facts or context.
Mr and Mrs C E Warthen of Washington Kansas and Mr and Mrs Grimes of Morrowville Kansas spent Sunday with Mrs Warthen and her daughter.
Fine soil property in the county offered at a price for quick sale. Located near Fairbury Nebraska. Listing appears in a local real estate ad with incomplete transcription and OCR errors.
Mrs Howard of Dilner spent Sunday in the city with her mother Mrs C W Greening and returned home today with her nephew Charles Greening who will visit there. Beatrice Express 9th.
Frank Hale arrives on the early Tuesday train after visiting son Loren Hale and family in Abbott Colorado. He reports them in good health and prospering with good crops of wheat oats and barley this year.
Everett area reports Blauser and Fred Po lock joining the Jth Nebr National Guard. Maj Todds whey and Diller command a unit whose recent enlistment reflects local military activity and civilian support in the district.
The Diller Red Cross organized a permanent body at city hall with Frank T. Pearce as chairman and Mrs J O Blauser, Mrs Z A Carmony, Mrs A D Stotts, Mrs Mary Miller and Miss Ballard in officer roles. A delegation from Fairbury aided, a headquarters for relief work was set, and a hospital supply and knit departments were established. Membership tops 200 with a $1 fee.
Mrs Julius Damme traveled to Chock Nebraska on Tuesday for the funeral of a sister's child. The brief notice notes the season's need to join in relief efforts due to shortages. A local ad mentions a Rexall weather refresher gift and a refund coupon for trade from Shutt Drug Co.
Auction note from Jofan Fase of Steele City describes a good high grade Durham bull three years old. The message mentions a MEY product and a $10 bill reportedly left on two streets of Diller last week.
Rev and Mrs Carmony spent Monday night at the new home of her brother Albert Boggs and wife in Gilead.
Mr and Mrs Quinter Mr and Mrs Willis Clark Mr and Mrs Fisher Muster ra Barber and Mrs Musser attended dinner last Sunday at Creekmur’s near Fairborn.
Public sale announced on account of illness for Fi GC Wilson. Sale includes hats carpets oak furniture oil stove and other household goods. Auction begins at 10 tent PM at the Patton arbedaginele location with cash or bankable notes accepted.
Central Granaries Co offers hard and soft coal at summer storage prices. Buy now to save. A beautiful late improved piano must be sold at once with price no object. Contact Beard Music Co at Beatrice.
Mrs. Marie Habicht traveled from Beatrice to visit her sons Carl and Max Habicht in Wessington Springs South Dakota. Mr. F C Wilson plans to resume evangelist work, buying a tent to begin meetings at Ellis next Sunday.
The young ladies of the Christian Sunday School will serve ice cream and cake Saturday evening on the lawn in the rear of the Diller State Bank. Price ten cents.
Dr O C Diehl sold his 160 acre farm near Daykin and purchased the Clyde Dane Tek quarter at 100 dollars per acre.
Mrs. Annie Knoedler visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayworth and returned Sunday to Omaha. She left her children with their grandparents until after the Fraternal Picnic in August.
The Aug 16 picnic date is announced for Fraternal groups at Diller. Committees are appointed and organized to deliver a bigger event, aiming to surpass last year’s reputation.
The Diller Chautauqua opens Sunday morning in Hartzell’s grove with union Sunday school at 9 46 and union church at 11 o clock and sermon by Rev M E Gilbert of University Place. At 3 p m the Dearborn Concert Company offers a musical program followed by a varied entertainment at 8 p.m. The event runs each afternoon and evening for six days with admission 3 60 for adults and 1 80 for children. season tickets may be bought for 1 60 and…
The column warns against sensational gossip about individuals of German birth renouncing the United States or supporting the Kaiser. It notes most rumors lack foundation and urges the principle of innocent until proven guilty, citing past examples where such claims were disproven.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock and daughter Miss Charlotte Loock traveled with Capt E J Murfin to Lincoln on Wednesday. The Captain will resume his law practice there after an enforced vacation caused by ill health.
Representative Henry Z Obsorne of California has prepared a bill ordering the War Secretary to provide each soldier designated for foreign service an indestructible identification medal. The medal would display the name company and regiment and be carried at all times, aiming to reduce families’ anxiety awaiting front line news.
Legislative updates to the motor tele law require every motor vehicle on public highways to be equipped with good brakes and a suitable bell, horn, or signal. A lamp or lights must be displayed from one hour after sunset to provide visible illumination at seventy five feet ahead.
On account of union services at Utauqua will be held each Sunday July 15 and Wednesday July 18.
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