Armistice News and Meuse River Push by Second Division
Reports from the front say the Hindenburg line has crumbled and German resistance fades as the Second Division advances toward crossing the Meuse on November 10 1918. Marines secure positions beyond the river while shells and machine gun fire slow the enemy near Beaumont. Armistice is welcomed by friend and foe at eleven oclock that morning the end of hostilities nears. Red Cross memberships to be solicited from Armistice Day to Thanksgiving. Names: Lew Barber buildings move, Harry Greider cited for helping, Bobby Garrels injured in a pony incident with eye tear and stitches removed. no scar expected.
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Hindenburg
Meuse
Meuse- Argonne
Beaumont
Fifth Regiment of Marines
Belleau Wood
Soissons
St Michiel
Champagne
Lig
U. S
Bobby Garrels
Bobby
Nebraska Cornhuskers Rally Past Jayhawkers in Close Finish
Nebraska edges Kansas in late moments at Lawrence amid favorable breaks after a Saturday win. Season notes show a 14-0 loss to Minnesota and a 7-0 score at Indiana with multiple Oct games listed, including an Oct 5 matchup against Kansas.
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Nebraska Cornhuskers
Lawrence
Jayhawkers
Minnesota
Nebraska
State
Indiana
Obituary for Mrs. Joseph Price Thirea E Price
Thirea E Price born October 30 1853 in Jefferson Ohio died 1938 at 85 8 after long illness. She lived in Sugar Grove Wisconsin Iowa Nebraska Diller Beatrice church member died January 31 1936 husband Joseph Price daughter Dora Arpke sister Dora Hutchinson survived by relatives. Funeral at Christian church November 6 2 30 pm burial Evergreen Home Beatrice.
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Thirea E. Price
Jefferson Ohio
Sugar Grove
Wis
Joseph A. Price
Iowa
Nebraska
Superior
Diller
Beatrice
Dora Arpke
Price
A W. Arpke
Christian Church
Wisconsin
Diller Christian Church
First Christian Church
Dora Hutchinson
O’readstown
Evergreen Home Cemetery
Obituary for James W Bristol of Wymore and Powell
James William Bristol born August 26 1884 in Odell Nebraska died October 31 1938 at age 54 after an automobile accident near Powell Wyoming Survived by wife Minnie Willis Bristol previous wife Leta Green three daughters Bertha Cropsey Mary Mary 2 grand children and many relatives Funeral services were held in Diller Nebraska with burial in Diller cemetery Funeral home notices list Waggoner Brothers as funeral directors.
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James William Bristor
Odell
Nebraska
Manhooud
Minnie Willis
Wymore
Leta Green
Diller
Mary
Powell Wyoming
Bertha Cropsey
North Platte
Mary Marie
Harold
Powell
Harvey
Fairbury
Howard
Iowa
Dixie Lee
Kay Crupsey
James Bristol
Pear Sand
Barneston
Ollie Bock
Long Beach
California
Susie Johnson
Cedar Rapids
Dillie Whitmore
Edna Michael
Los Angeles
Marie Sample
Wichita
Kansas
Albert
Minneola
Arthur
Mesa
Idaho
le. Roy
Oakland
Will Bristol
Wyoming
Rev
Pyche
Congregational Church
Waggoner Brothers
Funer
Crete College Lists Freshman Course Load
Duane College publicity reports Scott Miller Jr. a freshman registered for Chemistry English German mathematics and Physical Training at Crete college.
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Duane College Publicity Department
Scott Miller Jr
Crete College
Tax Sale Property In Jefferson County Public Auction Notice
Tax sale listings group of Diller real estate set for public auction by the Jefferson County sheriff. Fifteen properties with delinquent taxes plus foreclosure costs and about $1000 in anticipated interest are scheduled for bidding Tuesday afternoon November 29 at the south door of the Fairbury courthouse. List includes Bristol Hudson property, Safe Brown lots, Clauson properties, Loock’s store, Pickard blacksmith building, Hartzell brick building, Green Room Cafe, old post office building, Lovwck residence, Billy Meyers lots, Kitzerman lots, and other parcels with amounts shown for each.
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Diller Real Estate
Jefferson County
Court House
Fairbury
A. Bristol
Hudson
John John Clauson
Rex Creen Auction Notice North of J Hill Woods Lot
A dated notice outlines an auction of a woods lot located north of J Hill and associated with Rex Creen. The bid or price appears as 8 dollars and 1 cent. The item is labeled No. 16 E. with reference to Woods Lot.
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Rex Creen
E. Woods
J. Hill
Farm Bureau warns of weevil damage to wheat in bins
Reports of weevil in farm bin wheat prompt prompt checks to prevent serious loss. If prevalent, fumigate with carbon disulfide in tight bins using shallow pans, tarpaper cover recommended, temperatures around 60 degrees or higher boost effectiveness. Exercise extreme caution due to explosion risk and inhalation danger. Weather notes report early snows and a two inch rain last week, four times October rainfall.
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Farm Bureau
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Diller Record
Kéiter
Sore Te F
Pearce
Io Advance
Ie In Advance
Diller Nebr
Red Cross
Lew Barber
Harry Greider
Diller Opera House
Joseph Price
James W. Bristol
Lovwck
Billy Meyers
Carico
Kitzerman
Roy Manefield
Jim Kerr
S. C. Hutchinson
Homer Brunk
America
McCall's Magazine
Christian Herald
Parents’ Magazine
Pathfinder
Pictorial Review
Romantic Story
Screen Book
Roup B
Jovenes Se
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