Diller and Beatrice Area News Highlights
Local notes show Beatrice and Diller residents visiting relatives in Krider Odell Lincoln Ft Dodge and Waverly. Blauser and Carmichael families wed at Fairbury while school and church events draw crowds. teachers prep for next year and a minor school incident in Endicott is clarified.
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Vance Carmichael
Gertrude. Blauser
Fairbury
Ensley Carmichael
G. Blauser
Diller
Local Ordinance Moves Through City Council Vote
Kansas City clock change proposal advances as lower and upper houses weigh an hour shift from first lathe to first Sunday in September. Citizens on both sides claim passage will secure time changes. Excelsior Springs visitor Mrs Miller reports marked improvement in rheumatism, planning a Pittsburgh visit with daughter Adeline. Local notices urge Sons of Veterans to join G A R and W R C at 11 for memorial service and Decoration Day observance at Masonic hall and Presbyterian church.
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Diller
W.R CG
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian
John W. Dickson
Shall We Know Each Other There Hymn Prompted Reflections
A Kansas editor recalls a church service where heartfelt singing united worshipers. The editor notes the congregation’s silence outside church and asks why neighbors do not greet each other on the street. This reflection centers on fellowship and shared faith.
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Kansas
Fulton Monument Co. granite and marble monuments sale
Announcement offers granite and marble monuments at attractive prices from Fulton Monument Co. Stock is complete and quality guaranteed. Call to investigate and visit works to compare work and prices. W. M. Fulton, president.
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Fulton Monument Co
W. M. Fulton
It Can't Be Done In A Village Newspaper
The article argues that a newspaper cannot be perfect and will print hearsay at times. Editors admit fallibility and urge readers to approach them calmly with complaints, promising correction when errors are found.
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Thoughts from the Baccalaureate Sermon
The sermon reflects on God understanding sympathizing with rightful aspirations. It asserts God is author of a good world and every life carries a message to deliver. It links success to inward quality and states education should serve public welfare, not private gain.
Editor’s Relief After Lacking Treatment Finds Cure
The Carolina News editor H Bailey reports chronic indigestion and liver trouble from printing work. After two days unable to work, three Chamberlain’s Tablets restored health, making him feel like a new man. Obtainable everywhere.
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Whooping Cough Toll in 1918 Registration Area
The report records 6332 whooping cough deaths in 1918 across the registration area, with infants under one year comprising 8.4 percent of under two year olds and 78 percent of two to ten year olds. The overall death rate was 0.10 per 100000, higher in rural areas than cities, where cities over 10,000 had 8.9 and smaller towns 11.3 per 100000.
Saturday Gallery Sessions at Ditler by F E Wolken
Pictures taken at Ditler gallery every Saturday from 1 to 4 by F E Wolken. The note lists scheduled weekly hours and the photographer’s name for visitors planning a viewing.
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Ditler Gallery
F. E. Wolken
Notice to stay off land and trespass restricted
Notice to all parties not to hunt or fish on my land without permission. Oia Geer, an eighteen month old girl of Mr and Mrs Fred DeBoer, dislocated her right shoulder Wednesday forenoon while playing with other children. A local physician set the bones shortly after the incident.
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Oia Geer
Fred DeBoer
Prohibition Forecast and Civic Duty Message
A community urges unity and confidence for town growth and prosperity. Citizens are warned against undermining local beliefs and businesses while a prediction cites strong support for statewide prohibition and Judge Sutton’s election, based on a gubernatorial campaign canvass by Clarence J. Miles.
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Judge Sutton
Clarence J. Miles
Tings
Pleasant View Notes On Local Farming And Deaths
Farmers expect to replant corn as some fields near Pleasant View require rework. Pleasant View church received two coats of paint, water ways south of the church have been covered and may soon be graded. The first alfalfa crop will be ready to cut. A. J. Rogers learned of his father’s death in Texas and left for that state.
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Pleasant View
Clark McCurdy
C. C. Avere
A. J. Rogers
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