Local residents move and visit across Nebraska towns
Jim Kerr of Lincoln was in town yesterday. Diller youths attended an American Legion dance in Udell Tuesday night. Mrs. Caldwell and F J Freytag returned to Omaha after a visit. A. O. Richardson and Lennard Richardson families visited Filley relatives. E L Loock with three granddaughters returned from Deshler. Herwig family spent days with Diller relatives from Humboldt. Leoru Richardson visited Tecumseh last week. A nine pound boy was born Friday to Charley and Mrs. Vitosh near Diller. T H Waggoner and Flora left to visit relatives in Nebraska and Missouri. W E Anderson resigned from Dilley State Bank and Habicht's store and may move to California or Idaho.
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Charley Vitosh
Diller
W. E. Anderson
Dilley State Bank
E. Habicht’s
California
Idaho
Best Remedy for Stomach Trouble
Mrs Mamie Bertel of Moberly Missouri praises Amberlain's Tablets as the best remedy for indigestion biliousness and constipation. She reports taking them off and on for two to three years and says they relieve indigestion tone the liver and make her feel fine.
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Amberlain
Mamie Bertel
Moberly
Derrick Contract Awarded for Blue Springs Oil Well
The derrick contract for the Blue Springs oil well is awarded to Young & Baker of Peabody Kansas. They are laying the foundation and expect completion in about a week. The structure will rise near 90 feet high with oak foundation timbers and a bull wheel shaft 174 inches by 20 feet, capable of handling a 5000 foot well.
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Blue Springs
Young & Baker
Peabody
Kan
Wymore Daily Arbor
Agary CATARRE MED HALL'S CATR ough the Bioch
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Local notes on purchases and travels from Raleigh Bell
Raleigh Bell returned Monday from Lincoln after visiting friends. Several Diller residents attended the Udell Chautauqua which closed Sunday night. On & Bib overalls khaki priced at $1 each by E F Ha Habicht.
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Raleigh Bell
Lincoln
Udell
Second-hand refrigerator sale and local notices
Public sale notes include a used refrigerator listing from Rev. and Mrs. J Hansen and community updates. A. D. Ackerman promotes optometry in Fairbury. B. A. Greenwood sold about 2 000 bushels of wheat near Steele City with local prices from 2 40 to 2 60. The C J Hiatt farm near Diller sold at 151 50 per acre to adjoining landowner.
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B. A. Greenwood
Steele City
Steele City Press
Relief of Rheumatic Pains with Chamberslain's Liniment
Advert says Chamberslain's Liniment eases stiffness and aching joints for relief. It claims to help soreness and enable rest and comfort.
Fairbury Visits End in Loosing Score for Local Team
Diller played ball at Fairbury last Friday as our boys lost 11 to 3 but enjoyed the game and were treated courteously. They hope to meet the Fairbury team again on the local diamond soon.
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Diller
Fairbury
Beatrice Man Trails Land Seekers to Colorado
H. S. Townemaker of Beatrice left Friday with a party of four or five seeking land in Colorado after receiving a telegram from Otis Colorado reporting five inches of rain in three days.
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H. S. Townemaker
Beatrice
Colorado
Otis
Colo
Beox Not A Cure Says Ames Reader Message
A reader from Ames argues that alcohol is not a cure for colic and stomach pain. The writer warns against using booze as a remedy and directs people to seek proper medical treatment or a Chamberlain's Colic and Diarrhea Remedy.
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Ames Iowa
Freeman's introduces new dishes and glassware in Fairbury
The Fairbury shop Freeman's adds new dishware and glassware selection. Dr. G H Newton of Fairbury offers eye ear nose and throat services. Mr and Mrs Anke Lottman traveled from Burlington last Friday to Kansas City to seek specialist treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Anke Lottman
Burlington
Kansas City
Freeman’s
Don’t
Fai Airbury
Foc Piers
Cut This Out and Take It With You
A man misremembers the article he seeks and settles for a substitute. The advised remedy is to cut this ad and take it to ensure obtaining Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation and indigestion, as nothing else offers the same satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Harbine News Items Highlight Local Visits and Travels
Claire Cuthbert and family of Endicott visited Sunday at Russell Campbell’s. Rev Moody of Fairbury will preach every Sunday at the Baptist church. Mr and Mrs Walter Arpke of Beatrice visited Sunday at Joe Price’s. Arnold family returned from Paxico Kansas after visiting Mrs Arnold’s sister Mrs Finney. Hazel Lottman returned from visiting Rachel Weaver. Mrs Albert Grosha, formerly of here, now in South Dakota, is in Savannah Missouri for cancer treatment. Rachel Weaver. Mrs Anna Dibble and daughter Nellie stayed with Henry and Harlan Weaver. Mrs John Achtemier visited with her sister Mrs Grosha in Savannah Missouri.
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Claire Cuthbert
Endicott
Russel Campbell
Rev. Moody
Fairbury
Baptist Church
Walter Arpke
Beatrice
Joe Price
Arnold
Paxico
Kans
Finney
Hazel Lottman
Rachel Weaver
Albert Grosha
Here
So. Dakota
Savannah
Anna Dibble
Nellie
Henry
Harlan Weaver
John Achtemier
Mrs. Grosha
Poultry Raising Attracts Attention At Lincoln Farm Day
Five hundred men and women from seven counties attended a poultry field day at the University Farm in Lincoln. Nebraska now ranks as a growing poultry state with 1947 production valued at 56 million dollars. The College of Agriculture promotes the industry through 29 demonstrations in seven counties and statewide specialist instruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Farm
Lincoln
Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Agricultural Experiment’ Station
Bobby's Essay Tribute to King Solomon
A Dakota City clipping retells a rambling humorous tale about King Solomon as a legendary wise figure with many wives and a controversial infant dispute. The piece mixes archaic spelling and comic rustic commentary reflecting local street chatter and old lore.
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King Solomon
Bobby
Schmied
Dakota City
Nebr
Eagle
Sol
Anny
Solumn
Chais
Bilt Solumn
Apni
Weathering Drought Brief Signals Scarce Potatoes
The note describes gardens needing rain and potato crops likely short. It warns wheat is ripening quickly and could be ready to cut in about a week to ten days, indicating an urgent harvest window.
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A terse quip about camouflage defines it as staining fingers with tak to imply being a writer. The line hints at self mockery about pretending to be a writer through feigned craft.
Village Board Bid Notice for Iron Wagon and Tank
The Village Board will receive bids on or before July 1 1920 for an iron truck wagon and a tank. The items may be sold complete or separately. The board reserves the right to accept or reject any or all bids. H K Snutt Chairman C A Reinhart Clerk.
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H. K. Snutt
Chm
C. A. Reinhart
Beggar Bowls Sail In Chinese Waters For Alms
In China beggars use large round bowls that float like boats to beg from passengers on ships. Two are aboard each craft with a younger paddler steering and an elderly woman begging from the crowd, while spectators are entertained by their dexterous handling of the floating bowls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Also Mentioned on This Page
Jim Kerr
American Legion
A. O. Richardson
Mrs. J. C. Herwig
Humboldt
Leoru Richardson
Tecumseh
T. H. Waggoner
Flora
Missouri
J. W. Fouts
Lottie Vogan
Will Frisbie
Harvey Reed
Wymore
A. D. Ackerman
Geo. Grable
Nettie
Will Plager
Republican City
Herkimer Supply Company
Diller, Nebr
Freeman's
Harbine
Almac
Western Rock Island Plow CO
Omaha
Ford
C. G. Catlin Co
Ford Sales and Service
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