Nebraska Rail Delays And Local Travel Update
J P Root rode passenger No 15 to Orleans Nebraska plans to start a new grader north of town next Monday. Train No 88 ran late from a washout near Pawnee City and three inches of rain fell Wednesday night. Dr head and several Mrs and J H Emerson traveled from Diller to Lincoln to visit relatives while the doctor attended a State Dental Association meeting in Omaha.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ead
Claude Klilis
Emerson
H. E. Green
J. H. Emerson
Diller
Lincoln
State Dental Association
Omaha
Sunday School Convention in Diller M. E. Church
Jefferson County Sunday school convention will be held June 2 and 3 at the Diller M. E. church. Each school should elect two delegates at the earliest possible date. A splendid program is planned and a profitable session is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Diller M. E
Balance Sheet of Nebraska Bank 1912 Kredit Statement
Cash and checks totals, loans and discounts, overdrafts, and assets list show a Nebraska bank's 1912 balance sheet with liabilities including deposits and time certificates. Officials certify the figures, with signatures and a sworn date in May 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonde Banking House
Banke Dee Om
Ayer
Lawrol
Naconal
Tom. Sons
Nebraska
Granty
Jefferson
Ne. I
P. Price
Poe
Ee P. Rice
Peror
Pares
Tpaso Ag
Star Installs Officers at Tuesday Meeting
The 0. E. 8. installed a new officers group led by Miss Elva Robertson as worthy tro n, with Miss Olive Ballard as secretary and Mrs. Nellie Ellis treasurer. Other officers include Mrs. Nancy Robertson conductress and Mrs. M. J. Price associate conductress, followed by warder J. Robertson, and Adah Mrs. Clara Myers along with Ruth Mrs. Nellie Lightner Esther and Martha with Electa positions for a complete slate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Robertson
Worthy Tron
Olive Ballard
Nellie Ellis
Nancy Robertson
M. J. Price
Mary Bell
J. Robertson
Sentinel
Clara Myers
Adah
Nellie Lightner
Ruth
Anna Fanders
Esther
Carrie Green
Martha
Cora Price
Electa
The Pain of It in a Classroom Whip Punishment
A young offender recalls being whipped and notes the teacher said the punishment hurt him more than the student. He adds that he was punished for telling stories, reflecting on guilt and impact.
Barred From Tea At Home
A man named Cumrox declines invitation to a tea because his mother and sisters are hosting and he is not invited. A Washington Star quip notes misery may love company but not entertain it.
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Mr. Cumrox
Washington Star
Superior Union
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J. P. Root
Orleans
Nebr
Pawneeity
Rainell
Minnie Habicht
Trenton
of the
Dutter State Bank
Los
Wooaits
First National Bank
Star
Regord
Neb
Union
Uhley & Diller
Square Dealing Clothiers
Fairbury, Nebraska
DR. O. C. Diehl
Diller, Nebr
Calle
L. P. Raymond
Edison
Peter TG
Jane
Shasta
Puget Sound
Chicago
Colorado
Rocky Mountains
Utah
Wyoming
Black Hills
Yellowstone Park
Denver
Big Horn Basin
Yellowstone Valley
D. Clem Deaver
Burlington Landseekers’ Information Bureau
L. W. Waxexer
G. P.A
Corrmants &c
Ness Tees Oe & Co
Pew Edealers
BHA & Co
New York
Washington
R. Z. Diller
Diner Brothers
Casnowe
U.S Patent Office
Washingtorn,d.c
HM. Bauguess
Diller, Nebraska
Seventh Street
Washington, D.C
BR Ac
J. G. Neely
Neely
J. Monroe Davis
Ees
Apn
Daha
Fairbury, Neb
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