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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Nov 15, 1918

Page

8

Red Cross Notes and Overseas Parcel Rules

Local Red Cross reports progress on fabric work and awaiting further instructions. It lists Christmas parcel rules for overseas shipment and notes a collection point at Miss Ballard's store. A letter from Junction City thanks the chapter for hospital supplies and mentions Ft Riley and Fuptson.

Lea Fairbury War Trade Board Red Cross Miss Ballard Fouts Junction City Kans Bage Hospital Ft. Riley

War Ends as Kaiser Fell and World Cheers

Harbine residents celebrate the end of the great war with bonfires and rejoicing around town. News from Sabetha Wilber and Portland touches the influenza cases and deaths of Mr. and Mrs. Jene Harvey and their children, while other locals visit relatives and tend farms amid flu care efforts.

Kaiser Bill Hohenzollern Holland Oo Serooaher Sabetha Kansas Frank Shipman J. B. Thompson Wilber Nebr Har- Line Diller Jene Harvey Portland Oregon Ed. Wrigley Lincoln Harbine Harvey W. Harvey Ethel Wrigley T.murray Erwin, Nebr Herman Buller Camp Funston Faigbury Mudrow Albion

Local Social Notes From Harbine and Surrounding Areas

The column lists residents visiting relatives and traveling to Beatrice and Lincoln. Lou Londen and family, Ommen, Mrs. Chas. Sandman and family, Mrs. Ralph Sandtoun, Mrs. Alex Rea, Chas. Coffin and family, Bill Bishop and others are mentioned. Mrs. Oaks left for Beatrice. flu is waning in Harbine. Fred McPherson and his daughter visited H. W. Parker’s family. Bert Parker was ill. Geo. Fielder and family celebrated in Ellis. Helen and Anna Thiessen had Sunday dinner with P. A. Buller, who was in Lincoln on business.

Lou Londen Ommen Chas. Sandman Ralph Sandtoun Alex Rea Chas Coffin Bill Bishop Bull Kreetsching Oaks Beatrice Hearbine Conger Harbine Fred McPherson H. W. Parker Bert Parker Geo. Fielder Ellis Helen Anna Thiessen P. A. Bullers P. A. Buller Lincoln

Methodist Minute Men join Centenary World Program drive

The Methodist Church adds the Minute Men to its Centenary World Program to arouse churches in wartime opportunities and duties. A district chairman will organize speakers in churches Sunday schools and youth meetings to promote the program and prepare for postwar plans.

Minute Men

Old buggy wheels turn into hen roost roast setup

A farmer Mr J A Steckman eight miles east of Beat Rice shows a novel farm device. He uses two cast aside buggy wheels mounted on axles in the chicken house to form upright roosts two feet high. The wheels provide space for over fifty hens to roost.

J. A. Steckman Beatrice

Revolving Roost Solves Mite Problem and Delights Neighbors

Mr. Steckman touts a rotating chicken roost that makes mites scarce and lets farmers fetch a desired young rooster by turning the roost. The device is so popular that discarded buggy wheels are scarce as they are all in use for the roosts in his neighborhood.

Mr. Steckman

War Council salutes Red Cross chapters 1918 meeting notes

The War Council sends greetings to American Red Cross chapters for 1918 annual meetings. It highlights chapters as the organization’s bone and sinew and summarizes 18 months of war effort including fund drives, membership totals, and vast material contributions. It notes 225 million dollars in money or value, and lists joint campaigns with other groups aiding soldiers at home and abroad.

The War Council American Red Cross Red Cross United States National Headquarters War Fund

wartime reading drive by American libraries and partners

American soldiers seek fiction poetry history biography and technical works. The American Library Association joins with the YMCA YWCA National Catholic War Council Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service and Salvation Army plus six other U S organizations to supply books in the United War Work camp.

United War Work Campaign Y.W.C. A National Catholic War Counci K. of C Jewish Welfare Board War Camp Community Service American Library, Association The Salvation Army American Library Association National Catholic War Council War Camp Community Service

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