Baseball Quick Notes and Local Ads from Fairbury
Freeman for Bugs Fairbury For Sale a big work team of horses Sam Thompson try our Victor Chick Food for young chicks J D Fanders If Miss Nellie Green went to Lincoln Saturday to attend business college Veral and Wilber Green went Tuesday to spend the summer at Atchingon Kaw The Shea boys beat the Diller boys 9 to 3 in baseball Trains may keep time as Diller contemplates standard time Dr A Lynch eye ear nose and throat Office 612 5th St Fairbury Neb Mrs I W Filley and her mother Mrs Hollenberger visited Kansas City Kansas for relatives Mrs Howard Smith returns to Lincoln from Diller friends
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A. Lynch
Fairbury Hospital
5Th St
Fairbury
Nebrasg
Endicott Brick Plant Talks Reported Near Fairchild Farm
Reports from Fairbury say Fairchild Bros. of Endicott are negotiating with eastern parties to build a brick factory on the Fairchild farm near Endicott. J. G Weise of Meadow Grove Nebr visited the Record office with his father John Weise Sr. to see friends near Harbine.
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Fairbury
Fairchild Bros
Endicott
Fairchild
Fairbury Journal
J. G Weise
Meadow Grove
Nebr
John Weise, Sr
Fred Acthemier
Near Harbine
New Spring Monuments Shown at Fairbury Granite Works
Frank A. Moon & Son announces four carloads of the latest monumental designs arriving at Fairbury Granite and Marble Works in Fairbury Nebraska. Visit our showrooms to view the spring stack rather than relying on photographs.
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Frank A. Moon
Advertising creates sales impact in a new year
A short note highlights June 1919 as a turning point for businesses to push sales. It urges readers to align campaigns with the midyear moment, signaling opportunities for growth as the year progresses.
Miss Florence Long A Burlington Passenger
Miss Florence Long was a Burlington passenger last Saturday for McDonald Kansas.
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Florence Long
Burlington
McDonald, Kan
Government experts foresee bumper crop of June brides
Government experts estimate a peak in June marriages this year as wedding plans surge nationwide. Analysts cite cultural trends and economic factors driving more couples to wed in early summer.
Rainy Spell Keeps Farmers Out of Fields Since Saturday
A persistent rainy spell since Saturday has prevented farmers from entering their fields, halting fieldwork and delaying planting activities across the region.
Perpetual Peace Sought After Perpetual Motion Era
A historical paraphrase notes a shift in global desires from perpetual motion to perpetual peace, reflecting changing aspirations across eras and societies. The quote contrasts past and present aims, highlighting a universal longing for lasting harmony over mechanical advancement.
Miss Minnie Clausson Expected Back From Wray
Miss Minnie Clausson was expected back yesterday from Wray Colorado to resume her home in Diller Nebraska with family.
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Minnie
Clausson
Wray, Colo
Diller
Lame Back Relief Advice From Old Time Advert
A health notice advises relief for a lame back using Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and thorough massage over the seat of pain at each application.
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Chamberlain
Starkey Visit From Nebraska To Diller Family Reunion
W. T. Starkey and son Grant traveled from Louisville Nebraska to visit mother Frances Starkey and other Diller relatives on Tuesday.
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W. T. Starkey
Grant
Louisville
Nebr
Frances Starkey
Germany Reads Its Proposed Peace Terms Daily
A brief note explains how Germany would, in brief daily readings, consider the peace terms it had proposed at different times for dictating terms to the Allies.
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Germany
Wheat rust and rains hit fields but bumper crop expected
The report notes rust impact and lodging in wheat after heavy rains but forecasts a strong harvest due to improving weather and good conditions ahead.
Help Arrives as Car Breaks Down on Busy Road
A driver offers aid to a companion whose car has stalled. The unimpaired vehicle owner agrees to stay and answer the woman’s questions while the other motorist repairs his vehicle. The scene highlights roadside assistance and curious bystander involvement.
Doctor's advice on home medicine for stomach ailments
The article urges having Chamberlain's medicine at home to treat stomach and bowel pains, colic, and diarrhoea, claiming it can prevent suffering and save lives if the family physician is away. It emphasizes preparation and prompt treatment to avoid fatalities.
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T Chamberlain
Miss Mildred Domer Seeks Clerical Work in Lincoln
Miss Mildred Domer traveled to Lincoln on Saturday aiming to secure clerical employment. She plans to pursue opportunities with local businesses and offices in the capital.
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Mildred Domer
Lincoln
Local Notes on Visits and Travel Returns
Miss Alma Zook returned to Lincoln after visiting her sister Mrs S J Thompson. Mrs Nimrod Brandt traveled to Columbus to meet her brother who just returned from France. Mrs Louise Arnold visited her mother and returned home, and Mrs Upson along with relatives went back to Inavale Nebraska.
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Alma Zook
S.J. Thompson
Lincoln
Louise Arnold
Inavale
Nebr
Forsythe Homecoming Honors Iron Overseas Return
Carl Forscythe who reached home first of the week was given a reception Wednesday night at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Fred Forsythe. The event drew many neighborhood youths from the northeast area, signaling community pride in the overseas return.
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Carl Forscythe
Iron
Fred. Forsythe
Chronic Constipation Help with Water and Exercise
The article explains chronic constipation stems from dry residual matter and suggests drinking plenty of water, eating raw fruits, and frequent outdoor exercise to improve it. It warns against strong laxatives and endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as easy to take and pleasant in effect.
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Chamberlain
Carmichael Buys 160 Acre Farm in Kansas
Wm. Carmichael purchased a 160 acre farm in northwest Washington County Kansas and moved with his family to the new home. The improved property includes stock and pasture and he plans to trade at Mahaska and Reynolds Nebraska. He invites friends to visit with open arms.
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Wm. Carmichael
Washington County
Kans
Oregon
Kansas
Mahaska
Reynolds
Nebr
Carmichael
Qdell Wave
Death of Prof Reuben McKitrick at Teachers College
Professor Reuben McKitrick age 37 died at home 2303 Iowa street at 11 50 this morning after a lingering tuberculosis illness. He headed the economics department at Iowa State Teachers College for nine years and studied at the University of Wisconsin. He is survived by his wife four children and his parents and sister. Burial will be in Cedar Falls Iowa. Born November 6 1881 in New Madison Ohio he lived in Nebraska before attending Oklahoma Normal School and Oklahoma State University. The college community mourns a leading midwest educator.
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Rebuen McKittrick
Iowa Street
Teachers College
University of Wisconsin
McKintrick
Lois
Marion
Helen
Roger
Rebuen McKitrick
New Madison
Ohio
Nebraska
Oklahoma Normal School
Oklahoma State University
Madison
Wisconsin
Iowa State Teachers College
Middle West
Homer Seerley
McKitrick
Cedar Falls
Reuben McKitrieck
Samuel McKitrick
Alfalfa Hay For Sale Window or Shock
Alfalfa hay offered for sale in window or shock. Publicity aims at business use, noting steam as motive power for machinery.
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Arthur Grone
Visit of Orleans Woman to Sister in City
Mrs Rickard of Orleans visited yesterday with her sister Mrs W A Cherry and family.
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Mrs. Rickard
Orleans
W. A. Cherry
Mrs Green and daughters visit Lincoln relatives
Mrs H E Green and her daughters Margueritte and Bonnie traveled to Lincoln on Sunday to visit her mother Mrs Mary Emerson and her brother Jas H Emerson.
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H. E. Green
Margueritte
Bonnie
Lincoln
Mary Emerson
Jas. H. Emerson
Mrs. S. C. Moser Visits Relatives in Summerfield Kay
Mrs. S. C. Moser and her mother Mrs. Etchison returned Monday from visiting relatives in Summerfield Kansas. They found Mr. Pearl Etchison of Giltner Nebraska awaiting their return with the Etchison family visiting there.
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S. C. Moser
Etchison
Summerfield
Kay
Mr. Pearl. Etchison and
Giltner, Nebr
Mrs Clark and Grace Johnson Attend Norfolk Wedding
Mrs S F Clark and Miss Grace Johnson traveled by early train Friday to Norfolk for the wedding of Miss Ethel Pickard. They paused in Lincoln to celebrate the soldiers.
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S. F. Clark
Grace Johnson
Norfolk
Ethel Pickard
Lincoln
Diller Visit Highlights Lincoln Relatives in Nebraska
Miss Mary Patton and friend Mr Sick of Lincoln visited relatives in Diller and vicinity Thursday and Friday of last week. Miss Beulah Thompson went to Wymore Saturday to meet Aunt Miss Alma Zook who came from Lincoln for a visit with Diller relatives.
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Mary Patton
Mr. Sick
Lincoln
Diller and Vicinity
Beulah Thompson
Wymore
Alma Zook
Diller
Troops Landed at Newport News Include Local Men
Names Jerden Lanman and Charley Renz from the Diller vicinity appear among the troops landed at Newport News Virginia the first of this week in the arrival listing.
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Jerden Lanman
Charley Renz
Diller
Newport News
Powell couple travels after practice sale retirement
Dr and Mrs L A Powell were seen Sunday traveling from Superior to Pennsylvania after selling their Adams place and retiring from medical practice.
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Superior
Pennsylvania
Adams
Train schedule tweak to revert to old time
The likely hitch in returning to old time is train arrivals and departures. No 16 arrives at 11 41 a m instead of 12 41 p m and No 17 at 4 p m instead of 5 o clock. Don t miss your train.
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Diller State Bank
Sam Thompson
Victor
J. D. Fanders
Nellie Green
Business
Veral and
Wilber Green
Atchingon
Kaw
Shea Boys
Diller Boys
I. W. Filley
Hollenberger
Kansas City
Kan
Howard Smith
Nancy Robertso
Cape of Outarrs
Tay
Reuben McKitrick
H. P
Deering and McCormick
Dempster
S. C. Hutchinson
Eesture
de Tron
Freeman’s
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