Harbine News Roundup Moves and Visits
Harbine townsfolk report moving to Wilbur Nebraska and several visits from relatives and friends. Diller defeats Harbine 15 to 4 in a Sunday game. Jessie Cunningham marries O L Davidson in Beatrice last week. Cather Carpenter of the 89th division has landed in New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Koop
Wilbur
Nebr
Will Pingle
Plymoth
Steve Stapoulis
Lincoln
Sam Freeman
Addie Sandman
Manhattan
Kan
Harbine
Diller
Dick Ommen
Harry Greider
Shea
Bert Parker
Mudrow
Rosa Murray
Beatrice
Ivy Kroetsching
Jansen
Jessie Cunningham
O. L. Davidson
J. D. Thiessen
Anna
Leakie
John Buller
P. A. Bullers
Hazel Bowman
Ralph Sandman
Grant Beam
Will Germer
Jansen Lumber Company
Otto Schmelic
Germer
Free Logan
John Brausch
Newt
Carpenter
Mabel
Nellie Weaver
Archie Carpenter
Odell
Chas. Gasford
Ellis
Clarence Mann
Louie Koenig
Leon
Clara
Olga
Pymouth
West End
Bullers
Walter Arnold
Irma Parker
Avg. Engleman
Esther Grieb
Geo. Arnold, Sr
Cather Carpenter
89Th Division
New York
Websters Sentenced in Omaha Fraud Case
The Websters a man and wife who ran a fake bust developer operation nationwide pled guilty in Omaha. The man receives three years in the penitentiary and the woman three months in jail.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Websters
Omaha
Congress Session Move Sparks Calls For Earlier Meeting
The incoming congress elected last November faces a December start under the constitution. Many urge moving the meeting date earlier, noting an Oregon Republican plans to shift the session to March 6 and that such a law could be enacted by Congress.
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Oregon
One Way to Help This Town Through Local Newspaper Boosts
The piece argues that a town grows when its newspaper is strong and outwardly promotes the city. Citizens should support their home paper to influence outsiders, as every newspaper act serves as advertisement and boosts town strength.
Right Back at Him A Cat and a Dead Heist
A man with a large black cat that stole meat ignores a butcher warning. After the butcher poisons more meat, the cat dies. The owner then exposes the corpse at the shop with a demand for payment, claiming seventy eight and planning twenty two more.
Brushing Teeth Wins Credit for Healthy Childhood Habits
Home demonstration agents from the USDA and state colleges assist schools in surveying child health. Each pupil is weighed and measured, with a card noting good habits like sleeping with windows open drinking milk and brushing teeth. When underweight or poor habits appear visits to homes follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
State Agriculture Colleges
Automobile Registration Fees Under New Law Prompt Action Advised
The new automobile registration law imposes penalties for noncompliance and outlines fees by vehicle weight. Motorcycles and two wheeled trucks under 1000 lbs pay $5, cars up to 2000 lbs pay $10 with 50 cents per additional 100 lbs. Trucks taxed by gross loaded weight and transfers require re registration with applicable fees.
Transfer of Vehicle Registration Fee Provisions
The text explains rules for transferring license plates and fees. If the new car weighs more than the original, the applicant pays fifty cents per extra hundred pounds. Transfers within ninety days allow a refund of half the original fee if the original certificate, plate, and seal are returned. An agreement of transfer must be signed by both parties on the back of the original certificate. Forms are provided by the County Treasurer if certificates were not issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Automobile Department of State
Swat the Rooster Campaign Aims to Save Eggs
The U S Department of Agriculture says fertile eggs spoil about 15 million dollars worth annually in high temperatures. Swatting or removing roosters after breeding season is urged to prevent spoilage and promote infertile eggs. Weeks titled Swat the Rooster market surplus roosters, while hens lay well without a male.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Bonnie Roberts Breaks Jail With Wooden Leg
John Bonnie Roberts uses a wooden leg as a weapon to break out of Jefferson County prison in Steuben ville Ohio. He and three other inmates pound a hole in the wall large enough for escape.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John “Bonnie” Roberts
Jefferson County
Steubenville
Bonnie
Y M C A Worker Recommended for Courage Recognition
The US Army general commanding the American and Allied expedition in northern Russia recommended Howard B. Merrill of New York a Y M C A worker for suitable recognition. Cablegram received by the Y M C A national war work council offices conveyed the message noting his cool behavior during a surprise attack on the forces he was serving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Howard B. Merrill
New York
Y. M. C. A. National War Work Council
Educational Plan As U S Army Units Enter English Universities
English universities prepare to welcome American officers and men assigned to attend collegiate special or post graduate courses under the army educational commission run by the United States Army and the American Y M C A. The plan aims to integrate military personnel into academic programs and support educational advancement during service.
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Army Educational Commission
United States Army
Y. M
Probate Notice in Bond Estate Hearing Set for Maude Holland
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice announces Maude Holland as administratrix for Trent ie E. W. Bond deceased. A hearing is set for June 16, 1919 at 9 o clock a.m. in the county court at Fairburn to show cause why administration should not be granted. Notice will be published in Iller Record for three weeks prior.
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Nebraska
Jefferson
Trentie E. W. Bond
Maude Holland
Fairburn
Iller Record
Foreclosure Notice in Citizens State Bank Case Diller Nebraska
Citizens State Bank files a foreclosure petition in Jefferson County District Court against Jacob C. Stucker and Lydia B. Stucker and others for Lots 1 2 3 in Block 11 First Addition Diller to recover 2700 dollars plus interest on a note dated March 1 1918 due March 1 1919 and costs. Answer due by June 30 1919. Heasty & Barnes attorneys for plaintiff.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacob CC. Stucker
Lydia B. Stucker
Citizens State Bank
Diller
Nebraska
Cau
Jefferson County
Jacob C. Stucker
Ebraska
Heasty & Barnes
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Ernest A. Hager
D. St. Fairbury, Neb
Louis J. Nutzman
F.L. Rain
S. B. Viers
Diller, Nebr
Diller Veterinary Hospital
Fairbury, Nebr
J. S. Taylor, M. D
Globe Pharmacy
Jefferson Co
J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury
Seweler
Optician
Ofte
Waggoner Bros
Gus Dressen
Joe Dresser Dressen & Son Harness and Shoe Shop
D. Swift & CO. Patent Lawyers
Washington, D. C
Ford
Detriot
F. V. Lowe
E. O. Cassell
Steele City
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