Beatrice News Briefs and Local Notices
L P Raymond visited Beatrice between trains yesterday. Dr L A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian Wymore Neb. If Come to the Racket and see our gold souvenirs of Diller. Pickard Co handles Moline 2 3 4 drop corn planters. W A Carrice went to St Joe market Sunday with hogs and cattle. Thelma and Eva Stotte visiting aunt Mrs Albert Taylor at Wymore this week. Mrs A K Stotts and Mrs C B attend grand lodge of Eastern Star as delegates. Champlain Liniment recommended for soreness and rheumatism conditions, sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
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Thelma
Eva Stotte
Mra. Albert Taylor
Wymore
Mra. A. K
Stotts
Mra. C. B
Grand Lodge of the Eastern Star
Mrs Bertha Bilis Visiting Larimer Sums Housework
Mrs Bertha Bilis of Larimer Wyoming visits her son Dr C B Bilis and helps with housework while his wife attends the grand lodge at Lincoln.
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Larimer
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C. B. . Bilis
Grand Lodge
Lincalp
Mrs J Clark Returns Home From Illness Recovery
Mrs J Clark who spent the last seven weeks at BE Clark's home recovering from a mild illness left Tuesday for her home in Wymore. The change marks her near full recovery as she travels back to her residence.
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J. Clark
Clark
Wymore
Ocean
Local notes from Diller area highlight town visits and school events
Dick Fanders called at Odell between trains as 7 B Miller visited brother Dave in Endicott. Beatrice visits, corn planting, a pharmacist exam in Lincoln, and saloon license rejection at Harbine feature among a string of community items. The Beatrice and Diller high schools held a practice debate, and a junior senior reception celebrated class traditions.
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B. F. Lightner
Tast
Vera Wright
Mias Whitaker
Emily’ Freeman
Gertrude Carey
Beatrice High School
Diller High School
Lightner
Doctor Explains Appendicitis Start and Prevention
Miss Upham of New York City will speak at the Presbyterian church on May 16 in a Home Mission Board event. The talk aims to educate on how appendicitis begins and how to prevent it and offers a free book at Chipperfield's. Everyone is invited to attend.
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William . Boyle
Diller
Chipperfield’s
Miss Upham
New York City
Home
Mission “Board
Presbyterian Church
Harbine Man Robbed After Ride With Traveling Companion
A Mr. Conger of Harbine reported that his team belonging to him drove a traveling man to Diller when they ran away in the town’s west side on Wednesday. The old gentleman was thrown out and bruised but suffered no other damage.
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Harbine
Diller
Man narrowly avoids amputation after cutting foot
A Downsman severely injured his foot while chopping wood and nearly faced amputation. The Jamestown Optimist prints the item to illustrate risks from meddling in a spouse’s affairs.
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Jamestown Optimist
Lincoln Hosts Curtiss Aircraft Meet May 24 26
Lincoln presents an aviation event featuring Curtiss aircraft from May 24 through May 26. The Curtiss aviators are renowned, with speculation about potential competition from notable figures such as Teddy Roosevelt, William Jennings Bryan, and Woodrow Wilson attending the meet.
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Curtise
Curtiss
Teddy Roosevelt
W. J. Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
Cramberlain's Tablets for Indigestion Sold Here
Promote digestion and health with Cramberlain's Tablets, described as a rational cure for indigestion. They supposedly increase bile flow, purify blood, strengthen the stomach, and tone the digestive system. Sold by Chipper-Geld Drug Co.
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Chipper- Geld Drug Co
Nebraska Law Clamps Down On Disorderly Dances
A new Nebraska statute sweeping into effect vows to curb disorderly events with strong penalties. Senate file 197 imposes a $900 fine on property owners for disorderly use and orders closure of the premises for a full year after eight p m. The measure targets nightlife and business venues, prompting concern in Omaha where entertainment faces tighter controls.
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Nebraska
Senate
Omaha
Trollope Refuses £1000 Toss Over Copyright Dispute
The late George Smith recalls Trollope's refusal to toss for £1000 over a serial copyright. Trollope warned his banker would close his account if authors were tossed for pay. He ultimately agreed on his terms, then declined the club toss offer.
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Trollope
George Smith
Anthony ‘Trollope
Quarrel on Essex School Board Ends With Spat
A London official arrives to settle a dispute among Essex town school board members. He asks to hear the chairman first. The chairman explains a spelling quarrel, and another board member interrupts with an accusation of lying.
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London
Witty cartoon quip on gas alarm turns husband off
In a humorous panel, Mrs. Scrappington reads of a woman turning on gas as her husband sleeps, causing asphyxiation. Her husband comments it is considerate, joking that some wives wake husbands to talk them to death.
Not Hie Fault Dialogue Sparks Wardrobe Debate
A humorous exchange contrasts attention to appearance with a pledge to stop making clothes. Dorf Barbie riffs on fashion versus personal identity, highlighting a playful tension between style and self elsewhere in the piece.
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Dorfbarbie
The Modern Child Cartoon Exchange
A humorous dialogue shows a child returning from school and being asked to bring a pound of sugar. The reply cites a union rule obliging them to carry only their school satchels, satirically framed by Pele Mele.
What Sort of Golfer Will I Become
Quoted line from World of Golf asks if the speaker can predict their golfing future. The reply suggests confidence, stating “Yes, six, if you can stand the shock.” The exchange uses humorous or cryptic tones typical of sports column dialects.
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