Heating stoves and ranges at Freee Fairbury
Birth notices report a girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beckwith on Friday July 4. Another birth records an 8 pound boy born Monday the 14th to Mr. and Mrs. Will Fanders near Diller. A ship departed Chicago for Liverpool in what is described as its first trip of that kind. Mr. Samuel McClurg of Blue Rapids Kansas visits his daughter Mrs. Jack Powell and family.
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Paul Beckwith
Chicago
Liverpool
Samuel McClurg
Blue Rapids
Kans
Mrs
Jack Powell
Will Fanders
Diller
Master Wilber and Vera Green Visit Relatives
Master Wilber and Vera Green came Saturday evening from Atchison Kansas where they had been visiting relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilber
Vera Green
Atchison, Kan
Reverend Gretzinger Visits Waterloo Family Home
Rev. Daniel Gretzinger, preaching in Waterloo Iowa, arrived Monday for a visit at the home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gretzinger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Gretzinger
Waterloo
Iown
John Gretzinger
Miss Bernice Anderson and Vera Visit Denver Two Weeks
Miss Bernice Anderson and her sister Vera Anderson bookkeeper at Doles Floral Co. Beatrice left Tuesday evening for a two weeks visit at Denver.
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Bernice Anderson
Vera Anderson
Doles’ Floral Co
Beatrice
Denver
Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy as a trusted medicine. It claims users gain relief and favor the product for treating colic and diarrhea.
Children Return Home After Visit With Local Families
Two children left Sunday for their home in Chester after visiting at the home of their parents Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and Mr and Mrs A L Tristman. Mr and Mrs Clintay for and
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Chester
John Gretzinger
A. L. Tristman
Clintay
Monument for Fairbury Market Advertisement
An ad from Frank A. Moon & Son promotes a large southern Nebraska monument stock and guarantees all work. It urges buyers not to pay from a photograph and mentions Fairbury market interest. They claim the largest stock in the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Nebraska
Frank A. Moon & Son
Summer Complaint Believed After Severe Attack
An old report notes a belief that a severe summer illness occurred about two years ago, attributing the ailment to a summer complaint and discussing its aftermath.
Willard and Dempsey Fight Pay Reveals Hard Ring Life
William Willard received 100000 dollars for allowing a Dempsey victory while the new champion earned 27600 dollars from his share of the bout. Observers note Willard’s lack of passion for fighting and believe his claims of honesty about quitting the sport after years in the ring.
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Willard
Dempsey
Onan I a O F St ERE and ee
The fragmentary text provides no clear event or identifiable entities to summarize into a coherent news item. Further readable details are required to produce a valid title and summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onan Ia
St Ere
George Carleson Visits Blair Home Folks
George Carleson of J. D. Fanders garage went Monday to Blair to visit his home folks.
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George Carleson
Blair, Br
Demobilization Push Triggers Prohibition Backlash
As President Wilson moves to demobilize, the wartime liquor ban is said to overreach, foreshadowing a wet fall with renewed drinking freedom and enforcement debates across the nation.
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Wilson
Mrs Esther Gregory Heads to Chester for Visit
Mrs. Esther Gregory departed Tuesday evening for Chester to meet her husband and visit her sister Mrs. Clint Tinstman at her home.
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Esther Gregory
Chester
Clint Tinstman
Dance in City Hall Moves to July Night
City hall hosts a Saturday dance on July 19 featuring Al's famous jazz band known for its renowned reputation. Local music fans expected a lively evening with masterful performances.
League of Nations and Allied Peace Efforts
The passage argues that only a League of Nations can compel Germany to behave and ensure lasting peace. It warns Japan must also be watched, and asserts a global body is needed to end wars and provide security.
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League of Nations
Germany
Japan
Townley and Gilbert Convicted of Conspiracy in Jackson Trial
A. C. Townley president of the National Non-partisan league and Joseph Gilbert state organizer were found guilty by a jury Saturday in Jackson Michigan of conspiracy to teach disloyalty while the United States was at war with Germany.
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A. C. Townley
National Non-partisan League
Joseph Gilbert
Jackson, Mich
America
Germany
Summer Complaint in Children Says Remedy Reduces Deaths
The article asserts fewer child deaths from summer complaint due to Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil and proper care. Mrs. W. G. Campbell of Butler Tennessee testifies the remedy surpasses others used for this issue.
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W. G. Campbell
Butler, Tenn
Chamberlain
Miss Pearl Bell Hosts Social Evening at Diller Home
Miss Pearl Bell entertained friends Thursday evening at her parents home five miles southwest of Diller. Attendees included Gretchen Wohlfarth Grayce Myers Ethel Woods Winnie Barnes Fern Raymond Scott Miller Dale Reinhardt and W Logan. Victrolia music enhanced the gathering with home made ice cream and cake served.
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Pearl Bell
H. A. Bell
Diller
Gretchen Wohlfarth
Grayce Myers
Ethel Woods
Winnie Barnes
Fern. Raymond
Scott Miller
Dale Reinhardt
W. Logan
Dailey Brothers Drown While Swimming Near Odell
James and William Dailey aged 18 and 16 sons of County Supervisor P J Daily drowned Saturday afternoon in the Blue River at Barneston while swimming. They were riding on a jog that rolled over, throwing them into ten feet of water. others tried to help but could not save them. Bodies recovered within about thirty minutes and one and a half days later burial arrangements were made in Wyre.
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James
William Dailey
P. J. Daily
Odell
Blue River
Barneston
Dailey
Wyere
Beatrice resident visits Mrs Ruth Bowers over Sunday
Mrs. E. L. Daniels of Beatrice spent Sunday visiting with Mrs. Ruth Bowers.
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E. L. Daniels
Beatrice
Ruth Bowers
It Tooke as If No Monument Erected to Man Who Saved Daylight
A historic note reflects on Whether a monument would honor the person credited with saving Daylight. The phrase suggests skepticism about erecting a lasting tribute.
Freeman and Fairbury Invite Cautious Home Shopping
Readers are urged to consider Freeman and Fairbury when evaluating furniture rugs or refrigerators, with a note of worry yet practical planning for purchases.
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Freeman, Fairbury
Mrs Eunice Martin Visits Pittsburg Relative Home
Mrs Eunice Martin of Pittsburg Kentucky visited Tuesday evening at the home of her aunt Mrs Mary Miller and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eunice Martin
Pittsburg, Ken
Mary Miller
War Department to Sell 21 Million Pounds Sugar Stock
The War Department has decided to sell 21 million pounds of sugar now held in stock, a move likely to ease the current sugar shortage.
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War Department
Army colonel confronts Secretary of War at presidential reception
An army colonel in New York attempted to push the Secretary of War aside during a presidential reception and was shocked by the identity of the man he confronted.
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New York
Loss of Appetite Guidance and Remedies
The article notes that skipping meals is not serious but advises having at least five hours between meals to aid digestion and give the stomach a rest. It suggests taking a Chamberlain's Tablets if appetite remains low and states a correction should occur promptly.
Obituary of Lena Jansen 80 in Diller Nebraska
Lena Jansen born November 28 1888 in Nordén Ostfriesland Germany married Peter Rosenbaum on April 4 1872. Emigrated to America in 1887 lived on a farm near Diller later in town. Died July 8 after long illness cancer and heart trouble aged 80 years 7 months 15 days. She leaves husband one brother four sisters in law nephews and many relatives. “We must swallow much tribulation enter into the Kingdom of God” Acts 14 22.
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Lena Jansen
Nordén
Ostfiesland
Germany
Peter Rosenbaum
America
Diller
Kingdom of God
Death Notice for John Timm Carr In Nebraska Church Member
John Timm Carr born November 14 1847 in Luedenhagen Germany immigrated to Illinois then Nebraska. He married Karoline Quiram in 1880 and died last week from stomach and liver disorder after fainting at Zion Lutheran services in Diller. He leaves a sister and several friends.
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John Wiliam Carr Timm
Luudenhagen
Germany
Illinois
Nebraska
Misa Karoline Quiram
Diller
Zion Lutheran Church
Finis
Greast
Fragmentary Tribute Prose Ends with Rest in Peace
Fragments echo a tribute line about rest in peace and a hopeful refrain about Heaven as Fatherland and home. The text references strangers, desert, sorrow, and peace, conveying a somber memorial cadence.
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Desert Drear
Obituary of Mrs. John Specht of Diller Nebraska
Mrs. John Specht Mary Ewart born in Somerset County Pennsylvania on September 7 1887 died near Diller Nebraska July 8 1919 at age 81 years 10 months and one day She married John Specht September 6 1857 in Pennsylvania He died December 1912 They had ten children seven living three sons died in infancy The family moved from Pennsylvania to Iowa and then Nebraska near Diller Survived by seven children and 25 great grandchildren Interment at Prairie Home cemetery Rev H W Wagner officiated.
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Mary Ewart
Somerset County
Penn
Diller
Nebr
John Specht
Mr. Specht
Jacob
Andrew
David Specht
Pennsylvania
Marshall Co
Iowa
Missouri
Illinois
Nebraska
Jefferson Co
Specht
Seventh Day Baptist Church
Christian Church
George
John
Alonga Specht
Sarah Dah
Aurora
Susan Greig
Osborn, Kansas
Laura Powers
Quenenu
Kansas
Arilla Carmichael
St. Francis
Kan
Prairie Home Cemetery
H. W. Wagner
M. E. Church
Plans Fight On White Plague
Figures from draft records reveal 62 000 men rejected for service due to tuberculosis 20 000 discharged for the same reason and 6 000 still in service in tuberculosis hospitals. The government faces manpower loss equivalent to five army divisions as it presses a national program to stamp out tuberculosis.
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Sam Ia
Slipa
National Army
National plan outlined to fight tuberculosis drive
At the national tuberculosis conference in Atlantic City, June 14 to 17, federal state and local health officials plan a coordinated nationwide plan. A division of tuberculosis is proposed within the U S public health service and a bill will be introduced. The government already authorizes free hospital care for soldiers and sailors with tuberculosis in sanitariums. The National Tuberculosis association, with surgeons general and thousands of local societies, supports care for tens of thousands of sufferers and calls for state level hospital and sanitarium coverage with two beds per annual death and free or low cost treatment for all in need.
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Atlantic City
United States Public Health Service
National Tuberculosis Association
Cotion
Surgeon General’s
National Association
Beatrice Finds Old Dress New Again at Birthday Party
Beatrice wanted a new frock for a party. Her mother refused to buy one since the dress was still good. Her father saw the gown and exclaimed it was very pretty and new to him.
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Beatrice
Livestock Prices at South Omaha Expose Mixed Cattle Trade
Heavy receipts of sheep and lambs with slow trade and uneven quotes. Cattle run around 8,000 head on a Tuesday with native beef steers finishing 15 to 25 cents higher to near 17 dollars, range beef steers lower, cows and feeders uneven, yearlings mixed, and veal calves priced around 12 to 16 dollars per head.
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Union Stockards
South Omaha
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Diller State Bank
Freee
Racine Tires
John Timm
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