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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 15, 1918
Page
4
Liberty bonds warned against being used as security for stock
The piece cautions Liberty bond holders to beware of schemes aiming to pawn their bonds as security to borrow money and buy stock in lenders firms. It warns that exchanging Liberty bonds for riskier investments is unsafe and unpatriotic while urging prudent investors to keep their bonds.
Reduced variety in plows and implements due to war board cuts
War Industries Board campaigns cut over 200 plow types from 300 to 95 and corn planters from 300 plus to 10, with harrows down from 107 to 44. Additional standardization promised. Red Cloud oil hopes rise after deep bore. Riverton reports new wells seeping oil. Wet Fund Drive dates set November 11 to 18 and United War Work plans in schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War Industries Board
Conservation Division
Red Cloud
Riverton
Nebraska Sugar Mills Aim for Million Sack Output
A Nebraskan sugar plan envisions at least a million 100 pound sacks from four mills this season. The output promises sugar for Nebraskans and about seventy million pounds for neighbors and allies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
United War Work Campaign drives morale through entertainment
Wartime article highlights hospital morale suffering without entertainment. It notes songs, games, lectures, movies, chess and athletic events as cures for homesickness and seasickness, with a November drive led by Col. P H Callahan promoting a united effort among seven war aid groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United War Work Campaign
Nebraska Girls Showcase War Work Poster At Court House
Miss Bernice Branser of Riverside Farm near Lincoln painted a large three by five foot poster for the United War Work Campaign on the Douglas county courthouse grounds. Omaha artist Helen secmen reproduced her design on the reverse side. The drive runs November 11 to 18 with a combined fund division among seven organizations led by the YMCA and including the Knights of Columbus and Jewish Welfare Board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
P. H. Callahan
Supreme Directors of
The
Knights of Columbus
United War Work Campaign
Wilson
Great War Work Organizations
Y. MC. A
Y. W.C.A
Rational Catholic War Council
R. of C
War Camp Community Service
American Library Association
Salvation Army
Bernice Branser
Riverside Farm
Lincoln
Nebraska University “Cornhusker
Douglas County Court House
Nebraska
Helen ; Ecmen
Omaha
Dfvis Brarsen
United States
Young Men's Christian Association
Young Women's Christian Association
National Catholic War Council
Jewish Welfare Board
American Library_Association
Balvation Army
Canteen Prices in France Reduced to Match Quartermaster Stores
A November 1 telegram to O H Mepeld of Omaha reports that U S canteens in France will sell all goods at the same prices as Quartermaster Stores. Previously higher transportation costs and profiteering accusations prompted the shift. General Pershing approved the plan, praising the canteen service for aiding soldiers billeted in small French towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feapece
Gabteens
Paris
France
Genera Pershing
America
Pershing
Women plan Omaha canvass for United War Work Drive
Miss Edith Tobitt leads a house to house canvas in Omaha to mobilize county by county help for the United War Work Campaign. The drive runs November 11 to 28 with a goal of raising funds and demonstrating the value of coordinated religious and welfare support for soldiers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
Edith Tobitt
Omaha Women's Committee
United War Work Campaign
Time to Overhaul Machinery
The proper time for overhauling farming machines is during inactivity and before spring work. Delays risk parts delays and past season problems hindering repairs. Create a schedule of needed repairs at season end and store it for quick action later.
Careful Washing Preserves Garments and Saves Cotton
Conservation of cotton cloth helps housewives manage shortages and high prices. Preserve color by dyeing in the yarn, soaking in salt water, and avoiding heat. Wash garments separately, dry in shade, and avoid strong soaps to prevent fading and color run.
Probate Notice in Jefferson County Neb
First published notices announce Beulah Bell estate with petition by Harry A Bell requesting Bert A Bell as Administrator. Hearing set for December 9, 1918 at 9:00 AM in Fairbury County Court. Publication required in Diller Record for three weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge. C H Denney attorney for petitioner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Beulah Bell
Harry A. Bell
Bert A. Bell
Fairbury
Diller Record
Said County
Louis J. Nutzman
Seal County
C.H. Denney
Also Mentioned on This Page
Frank T. Pearce
Oor
Jameston
Zwo
War Fund
K. OF &. Director
Cbraska Girls
Essex
Women’s Plan
Benjamin R. Townsend
Pittsburg
U. S
WSS
United States Government
Will
Pat Snike
O.C. Diehl
Diller
Nebr
Waggoner Bros. F
Dee
Colorado
Wyoming
Ahmet
S. B. Howard
C. B
Faraam Street
Omaha, Nebraska
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