Local Notices and Family News From Lincoln Area
Oak and elm fence posts offered from 10 to 18 cents per unit by J. M. Hiatt. a gold wire pin with Pearl name to be returned if found. O. J. Mayborn and family returned from Lincoln trip. Born July 22 a son to Mr. and Mrs. Christ Malchow of Flns neighborhood. MEYBEST flour emphasizes sanitary mill. Mrs. Ira Miller and children visiting Mrs. Claude Ellis in Lincoln. A light remark on prohibition and cows going dry. Vester Carmichael sold two loads of shelled corn in Dilker for 220.07 dollars at 2.05 per bushel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Christ Malchow
Flns
Vester Carmichael
Dilker
Cure for disease with Chamberlain's fablets
It is not easy to cure this disease but can be done in most cases by taking Chamberlain's fablets and following the simple directions that accompany each package.
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Chamberlain
Fouts Sells Gage County Forty Acres to Oscar Amos
J W Fouts negotiated the sale last week of the improved forty acres of Frank Hale's land in Gage county. The property is described as the N W 3 of the N W 2 of Sec 16 T 2 R 5 and sold to Oscar Amos for 125 dollars per acre.
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J. W. Fouts
Frank Hale
N. W
Gage County
Oscar Amos
King George Thanks For Farm Card From Indiana Couple
Miss Florence Warthen and a cousin were pictured on a plow in an Indiana field. The King of England acknowledged receipt of the postal card and expressed thanks for the image titled American Farm Girls.
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Florence Warthen
Indiana
King of England
King George
Hall's Canes Medicine Reward Notice
Fragmentary OCR note offers a reward of one hundred dollars for a remedy claim. The text mentions blood on mucous surfaces and healing, with garbled phrases likely from an old medical advertisement or patent medicine label.
Alfalfa Seed Sale Note and Local Notices
Twenty bushels of choicé alfalfa seed listed. John Greider and Fred Clark connected to papering work for Mrs. Will Carmichael in Odell. Mrs. Harry King and children of Beatrice visiting the Oaks family in town. Mention of a new mill described as a model of perfect ions with figures 8 6 7 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Greider
Fred Clark
Odell
Will Carmichael
Harry King
Beatrice
R. L. Oaks
Stomach and Liver Troubles and University Opening
Stomach and liver disorders blamed for misery with a call to try Chamberlains Tablets costing a quarter. L B Dunn and family visit E S Dunn in Lincoln. Mr Dunn returns home. Nebraska State University registrar says the university will open Sept 12 in all departments unless unforeseen federal demands arise.
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Nebraska State Univrsity
Ask Anyone Who Has Used It
There are families who keep a bottle of Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy at home for use in case it is needed. They find it a good investment and it saves much suffering. For reliability, ask anyone who has used it.
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Chamberlain
Equitable Freight Rates Sought for Coal and Produce
A concerned reader urges the traffic authorities to establish fair freight rates for coal cucumbers apples and related goods. The letter complains of uneven pricing causing spoilage in gardens and high costs at some markets.
Beatrice Express Summary of Beatrice Express item
Sven Lindbom a Swede is jailed in Fairbury after threatening Sheriff John Rawles of Jefferson county. Lindbom crossed a water barrier and was forced to wade to surrender. The piece notes tensions with unemployed residents and Sheriff Rawles growing unpopular.
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John Rawles
Jefferson County
Sven Lindbom
Fairbury
Sheriff Rawles
Beatrice Express
Wahington Man Visits Grandmother in Odell
Forrest Warthen of Wahington Kansas traveled Tuesday to visit his grandmother and aunt Florence, who greeted him in Odell.
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Forrest Warthen
Wahington, Kans
Florence
Odell
Tecumseh Man Arrives Home by Car
O B Hill of Tecumseh Nebraska a former Diller resident who still owns a local house arrived Wednesday evening in his car.
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O. B. Hill
Tecumseh, Nebr
Diller
Gerard in Germany serial to reveal inside facts
The Lincoln Daily and Sunday State Journal announce serial publication starting August 5 of Gerard in Germany. The excerpt outlines two month installments from Gerard’s book Four Years in Germany, promising the supposed facts behind events leading to war. Readers can subscribe for one dollar to receive daily and Sunday issues during the serialization.
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Gerard
Germany
Lincoln Daily
Sunday State Journal
The
State Journal
Élge
Postponed Deed Offense Rules Real Estate Transfers
On and after next Tuesday any person signing or executing a deed mortgage assignment or release of mortgage conveying real estate that omits true consideration paid will be guilty of a misdemeanor and fined 10 to 500 dollars. The act requires accurate stated consideration and sets allowances for small sums up to 100 dollars. Instruments drawn in disregard may be refused for record at the register's office.
Summer heat records tied to late legislature laws
The Omaha Bee notes July 12 to 15 as the hottest four days in forty years with highest average temperatures. Colonel Welsh of the weather bureau explains the six month split with January 12 to 15 marking the coldest days, while cooler nights may reflect domestic politics rather than the war.
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Welsh
Weather Bureau
Asys
Omaha Bee
Useful remedy for stomach ailments cited by New York family
In hot weather advice stresses keeping medicine on hand. Mrs. F F Sotteville recalls using Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy with her family with consistent positive results.
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Good Town
Bankers’ Association
Diller State Bank
Diller, Nebr
J. M. Hiatt
O. J. Mayborn
Lincoln
Ira Miller
Claude Ellis
L.B. Dunn
E. S. Dunn
Mr. Dunn
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Montana
Formas Street
Omahs, Nebraska
Avery
J- D. Fanders
Sumbowel
F.F. Sotteville
N. Y
Ford
Detroit
John Jobman
Dille
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