Cleveland dental students stage a strike warning
Cleveland dental students prepare to strike, signaling possible impact from organized action. Local updates note community reactions and potential consequences as collective efforts intensify.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1916
Page
8
Cleveland dental students prepare to strike, signaling possible impact from organized action. Local updates note community reactions and potential consequences as collective efforts intensify.
The Christian church ladies reported about 38 dollars raised at the supper and social in the M. E. basement and expressed thanks for patronage. Several local travel and family notes follow, including visits by Jessie King and her baby to Frank Cole near Diller, and Mr. and Mrs. Fanders visiting relatives in Bruning and Oklahoma.
Dr Cosford outlines sanitation steps to eradicate hog cholera virus from premises including cleaning, burning litter, draining wallow holes, and using disinfectants with sun exposure. The article also lists cautions to prevent gasoline engine problems such as fuel sediment, proper lubrication, spark plug care, battery handling, and safe warming methods.
In a wry social aside a woman’s choice of husband is tied to money and service. The note suggests love marriages may entail domestic labor like washing, implying practical constraints challenge noble aims and higher thought.
Union Stock Yards South Omaha Nebraska reports November 8 1916 cattle and hog runs lighter. Prices range from good to choice beeves 9 11.10 and hogs 9.45 9.65 with steady to 5 10c higher. fat lambs top at 11.00 with feeders 8.75 9.00 and ewes 6.85 7.10.
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