Harbine News Items Highlight Local Visits and Events
Mrs. Jay Saum of Filley visits her parents Mr. and Mrs. Tom Murray. Jacob Friesen moves to Grant Beam farm. Flu is fashionable in Harbine. Henry Arnold trips to Lincoln. Doc Mudrow aids Henry Schroeder ill with appendicitis. Junior Christian Endeavorers host a railroad party at Mrs. Henry Arnold’s home with nine stations then ice cream and cake before disissal. next party planned.
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Jay Saum
Filley
Tom Murray
Jacob Friesen
Jansen
Grant Beam Farm
Henry Arnold
Lincoln
Doc Mudrow
Cortland
Henry Schroeder
Longville
Guessnow
Prizeton
Batsome
J.C. E
Zion Lutheran Church Sunday services and events
Sunday school at 9 30 a m preaching at 10 a m Lenten devotion follows. March 14 features 10 a m Sunday school worship 6 30 p m Epworth League 7 30 p m evening service. Young people urged to attend League service at 6 30 and await social announcement. All are welcome at morning worship and all services.
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Otto. Bergfelder
Epworth League
Sunday School Attendance Encouraged for Next Week
The note urges all to attend Sunday school at 10 o clock next Sunday morning and invites others to join. It mentions starting to memorize the books of the Bible and hopes everyone can recall them from memory. Eva Carr recently visited, and the group expresses joy and hopes for her return.
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Eva Carr
S.S
Gilead
Presbyterian Prayer Meeting Plans and Covenant Week
The Presbyterian church outlines next week's Covenant Of Prayer with groups led by S C Hutchinson and Robert Diller. Sabbath services at 11am and 7 30pm cover The Great Prayers of the Old and New Testaments, plus a CBE service at 6 30 pm for youth. Woman's Missionary Society meets at Dr Diehl’s home with Mrs Willis Clark leading and a dime offering.
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Fannie Diller
CBE
Robert Diller
Woman’s Missionary Society
Diehl
Willis Clark
Church seeks funds and help for land purchase drive
The church asks members to contribute by next Sunday either to the pastor or officers or via Mr S C Hutchin son at the Citizen's State Bank. Church officers and trustees will plan methods to ensure success. The piece compares country life advantages with city life and stresses early rising and sleep's health benefits.
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Citizen's State Bank
Government round up slackers continues drive amid unrest
The Department of Justice reports 35,000 slackers rounded up with 324,000 cases yet to be investigated. Of the 35,000 so far, hundreds are jailed or tried, some let off with little punishment as intent to defraud is not always found. Officials say the drive will take years to finish.
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Department of Justice
Justice Department
Ford
C. G. Catlin Co
The Teacher's Institute Audience Meets a Bore
During a teachers' institute the afternoon audience debates leaving after a morning of talks. A nearby man, calling a lecturer a bore, reveals he was the next speaker and asks the women to hear him anyway. His honesty shifts the mood.
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Speaker
Uncultivated Philippine Land Survey Figures
Surveys of the Philippine Islands report 120000 square miles total with 14000 cultivated, 61000 forests, and 14000 un explored and small islands. Cultivated areas include 2189000 acres rice 1226000 abaca 880000 coconuts 440000 sugar cane 145000 tobacco 18000 mahogany 26000 cacao 2000 coffee. Reluctantly poets are born. Boston Transcript.
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Phillipine Islands
Manila
Estimate of Village of Diller Expenses for 1919
The Diller village board set the 1919- year expense estimate at 2450 dollars for officers salaries street and bridge work printing street lights building and extensions and water maintenance. Meeting held August, 1918, with the amount spread on the records and published as required.
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Diller
Nebr
Board of Trustees
Piller
Lea
Ioard
R. F. Starr
A. Reinhart
Ordinance No 92 Appropriation for 1919 Village of Diller Neb
Ordinance 92 ordains a levy of 18 mills on all taxable property in Diller for 1919. It specifies 2.4 mills to general fund, 5 to light fund, 5 to water fund, and 5.5 to the interest fund. Adopted August 9, 1919 by Chairman Rh F Starr and Village Clerk CA Reinhart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebr
F. Starr
CA. Reinhart
Village of Diller Neb Auditing Committee Report
Auditing committee reports total disbursements 444 600 and 1800.00 general and funds balances list cash on hand 1765.04 as of March 6 1920. Since 1915 the Village Board has paid off about 6000 in judgments and warrants, completed city hall, built waterways and street crossings, secured 24 hour electric service, paid 4500 in water bonds, and reduced the village levy from 26 to 18 mills.
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Village Board of Trustees
R. F. Starr
M. C. E. Reinhart
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Bor
Boston Transcript
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Globe Pharmacy
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M. J. Powell
Fairbury
Nebraska
Dran. Thoms
Omec
Hinds’ Bank
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury, Neb
Frank T. Pearce
Rbueord Office
Waggoner Bros
Financial Statement
Ballance Building and Extension
M. A. Hurley, C. A. Reinhart
O. Q. Diehl
S. B. Viers
Chuler, Nebr
Diller Veterinary Hospital
Fei
D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawyers
Washington, Bb
Chesterfield
Fordson Tractors
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