Wheat yields and markets and local marriages in Diller Nebraska
On Wednesday the first new wheat at Diller market weighed 624 lbs per bushel yielding 30 bushels per acre and sold at 75 cents. Sam Woods brought a cattle car to market. A London bridle once used to silence talkers sold. Ed Heorichs worked for Colman and Diller in the lumber yard. An eclipse was predicted for Aug 30 1905. A C Andrews of Steele City valued a 200 acre farm at 10400 dollars. Marriages marked July 12 and July 13 with couple names and wedding trips noted.
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Diller
R M Strawhacker
Sam Woods
North America
Europe
Africa
Asia
Washing Woolens With Care For Shrinkage
The article advises washing woolens in lukewarm water with plenty of suds and avoiding wringing or twisting. Do not hang on cold days. Follow gentle washing and rinsing to prevent shrinkage and keep flannels from shrinking.
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Capper
Farmer
Rural Home Department
Farm
Jams Do Not Need Sugar for Strawberries and Other Berries
The article explains sugar shortages lead to jams made with corn syrup or berry juice, notes berries can be canned without sugar, and offers tips from Gladys Kimbrough of Ball Brothers on making jam with reduced sugar. It contrasts strawberry color preference with sugarless canning and emphasizes using corn syrup and juice to preserve color.
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Gladys Kimbrough
Ball Brothers Company
Saedanarites
Muncie
Miss Kimbrough
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London
Ed Heorichs
Colman and Diller
Lumber Yate
Capt. Andrews
Steele City
Otto Williams
A H Colman
Lillie Osborn
J M Price
West Coast
Fores Hartzel
Eld
W T King
The
Dilled Christian Church
Melford Pattomn
Ava Hiner
A F Hiner
Endicott
America
Gaines Dog Research Center
New York City
el Wendie
Rockland
Ward P. Alker
Great Neck
L. J
Hetherington
T. H. Carruthers
Glendale
Ohio
J. Terhune
V. Glenhugel
Bol Adamson
Arlington, Va
Bonds Aweigh
Sparling
Ball Brothers Co
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