Freeman's Fairbury Stocks and Odd Notes
Local items include Freeman's used oil stoves in Fairbury and Hugo prices cited as ten cents higher. A. D. Stotts rode Burlington to Lincoln Tuesday. J. D. Fanders advertises Victor Chick Food for young chicks. A Happy world remark follows. Mrs. John W. Miller of Lincoln visits with Fairchilds at Endicott. Arrests report $89,000 in stolen government sugar. Lynn Waggoner taken to Beatrice hospital for tonsil removal. F W Lowe delivered a Ford Runabout to H Engleman and a Truck to C J Clark, touring cars to G Metres and Frank Goes.
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F. W. Lowe
H. Engleman
C. J. Clark
G Metres
Frank Goes
Advice on eating slowly and a dose of Chamberlain’s tablets
A health note recommends chewing thoroughly and eating at a measured pace to avoid trouble. It adds a reminder to take one of Chamberlain's tablets after supper if symptoms occur.
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Chamberlain
State warns farmers to handle eggs before sale
The state food commission issues warning notices to farmers and dealers to process all eggs prior to sale as the sole safeguard against possible prosecution.
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State Food Commission
Fairbury Monument dealer invites buyers to visit
Frank A. Moon & Son promotes their large southern Nebraska stock of monuments with a guarantee on all work to attract customers before purchases.
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Fairbury
Nebraska
Frank A. Moon
Man’s cautionary tale of a horse spit recipe
A man claimed poverty yet bought a county paper to learn how to stop a horse from slobbering. The notice charged $1.50 for a supposed recipe, only to reveal the instruction: Teach your horse how to spit.
Local news snapshot shows marriages births and progress
Weekly letter from the home paper chronicles the coming and going of residents, marriages, births, deaths, accidents, crop notes, business efforts and community progress for readers here and beyond.
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises Cure for Catarrh
An old advertisement proclaims $100 reward for a case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Medicine. The copy, likely from a vintage pharmaceutical page, touts mucous surface healing and long standing use.
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Hall
Dillerites Attend Beatrice Races and Fairbury Events
Crowds from Diller attend Beatrice horse races this week while Fairbury hosts Fourth of July events likely to draw many from Diller. Camp Fire Girls encamped at Crete return home, and several June weddings occur before July starts. Dr. A Lynch provides general ENT surgery at Fairbury Hospital.
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Beatrice
Diller
Camp Fire
Crete
A. Lynch
Fairbury Hospital
5Th St
Fairbury, Nebr
Cathy
Chamberlain's Liniment Back Pain Application
Health tip advises applying Chamberlain's Liniment twice daily and massaging the back over the seat of pain thoroughly with each use. This guidance focuses on reducing discomfort through topical treatment and massage.
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Chamberlain
Buffalo County Still Found in Cellar Tunnel Tale
Rumor reports a still discovered in Buffalo County inside a house cellar reached by a tunnel from the riverbank. No official confirmation. Local residents discuss the improvised route and potential contraband link.
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Buffalo County
Big second hand refrigerator for sale in Fairbury
Freeman of Fairbury advertises a large used refrigerator weighing about 150 pounds with ice capacity for 18 dollars and 50 cents. The item targets buyers needing a substantial unit and invites early contact.
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Freeman
Fairbury
Garden bounty arrives at editor’s desk cabbage
Mr John Gretzinger sent a nearly four pound head of cabbage to the editor as a representative sample of this year’s garden yield.
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John Gretzinger
Millard and Mrs Gemeny Visit Diller Relatives
Mr and Mrs Millard Gemeny arrived yesterday to spend a few weeks with Diller relatives while Mrs Gemeny recovers her health after a recent discharge from a Kansas City hospital.
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Millard Gemeny
Diller
Mrs. Gemeny
Kansas City
Mrs W A Cherry Visits Relatives in DeWitt Swanton
Mrs W A Cherry, en route home from visiting relatives in DeWitt and Swanton, stopped in Wymore Monday to visit her sister Mrs Rickard of Orleans and other Diller relatives.
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W. A. Cherry
Rickard
Orleans
DeWitt and
Swanton
Wymore
Diller
Estray Notice Near Diller Nebraska June 1919
Harley Clark reports taking up two horses at his residence forty four miles south and four miles east of Diller Nebraska on Monday June 23 1919 a two year old bay gelding with two white hind feet and bald face and a yearling mare colt with left hind foot white owner must prove property pay charges and take the animals away
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Diller
Nebr
Harley Clark
Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy Ad Urges Immediate Use
The notice warns that when the family physician is away, stomach pains colic and diarrhoea can be fatal before help arrives. It recommends keeping a remedy on hand and asserts a physician cannot better the product for these disorders. Buy now to potentially save a life.
Used Refrigerators and Local Visits Highlight Fairbury Notes
Local items note used refrigerators for sale at Free man’s in Fairbury and visits by Dr J S Taylor and his wife to Diller. Chautauqua at Jansen opens next Tuesday for five days. Al Ballard and daughter Louise visited Beatrice. Wheat harvest expected to start next week with promising yields. A big heavyweight bout is planned for July 4 with high pay.
Peace Treaty With Germany to be Signed Today
The treaty is set for signing today between 11 a.m. and 2 p.m. President Wilson plans to depart for home tomorrow.
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Germany
Wilson
Tax hardship thought experiment with collector rival
If you think your income tax is a hardship picture what you would have faced if William Hohenzolern had won the collectorship job. The remark suggests a critical view of taxation by imagining a different political outcome.
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William Hohenzolern
Birth Announcement From Bethel Cole Farm
A daughter weighing 8 pounds was born Tuesday June 24 to Mr and Mrs Earl Stull at Henry Watsons farm located 14 miles south and 2 east of Diller.
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Burn
Earl Stull
Bethel Cole
Henry Watson
Diller
Farmers Test Binders Ahead of Monday Wheat Start
A few farmers hereabouts will cut a round or two in their wheat fields this week to try out their binders and be ready for a good start Monday morning.
Reinhardt couple leave for Kansas City on early train
Lieut and Mrs Edwin Reinhardt depart on the early Saturday train toward Kansas City where Mr Reinhardt has a position with the Ford Motor Company.
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Edwin Reinhardt
Kansas City
Mr. Reinhardt
Ford Auto Company
Diller and Waltons Plan Fishing Trip on Low Water
The Dillers and Waltons plan a fishing trip as the Little Blue water runs low. They warn they will not believe any stories about returns unless two or three fish are left for disposal.
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Diller
Isaac
Waltons
Mrs Milo Hurley Moves to Diller With Husband
Mrs Milo Hurley arrived Saturday from Lawrence Nebraska to join her husband in making their home in Diller. Mr Hurley is resident manager for Central Granaries Co. at Diller. They are living in one of L M Cavett's residences.
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Milo Hurley
Lawrence
Nebr
Diller
Hurley
The
Central Granaries Co
L. M. Cavett
Chronic Constipation Remedy Advice
An article urges addressing chronic constipation by increasing water intake fruits and outdoor exercise while using mild laxatives. It promotes Chamberlain's Tablets as easy pleasant to take and effective while warning against harsh cathartics that dehydrate the body.
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Chamberlain
Kielsmeier Family Visits from Milwaukee in Ford
Christ Kielsmeier a former resident and current property owner traveled with his brother-in-law Wm Boltz and family by auto from Milwaukee Wisconsin through northern Iowa and southeastern South Dakota to visit August Engleman and family four miles north of Diller. He is recovering from a recent illness and felt well during the call at the Record office Monday.
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Christ Kielsmeier
Wm. Boltz
Milwaukee
Wis
Iowa
Duk
August Engleman
Diller
Kielsmeier
Alarming Coal Shortage Warnings From Federal Figures
Federal Fuel Administrator Dr Garfield and National Coal Association leader H N Taylor warn consumers to stockpile coal as a severe famine looms. Investigations support the seriousness, with miners, labor, car shortages and transport difficulties blamed for the looming crisis.
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Garfield
National Coal Association
H. N. Taylor
Warning to those without winter coal supply
A fragment urges readers who have not stocked coal for winter to heed warnings and prepare, contrasting with those already forewarned about shortages.
Lord Reaches Price Reducing Fear of Butter Adulteration
A historic note states price levels have risen to deter butter adulteration concerns. It argues that higher costs reduce incentives for tampering and reassure consumers about product purity.
Girls Save for Soldiers Buy Clothes to Charm Them Again
The girls who economized last year for soldiers now have money to buy outfits to captivate the servicemen this year, reflecting a continued local effort to support troops and boost morale.
Nebraska youths urged to pursue college education early
A Lincoln Journal editorial argues Nebraska high school graduates should aim for college, noting the long term benefits of educated minds. It stresses that university training boosts efficiency, earning potential, and personal happiness, despite social temptations.
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Nebraska
Lincoln Journal
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Freeman's
A.d.stotts
Burlington
Lincoln
Victor
J. D.fanders
John W. Miller
Fairchilds
Endicott
Freeman’s
Wilt Bro’s
J. S. Taylor
Mrs. al. Ballard
Louise
Villa
Axminster
Don’t
Frank E. Tincher
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