School Journal Notes On Pupils and Activities
Creda Wright visited the Odell house Monday. Perry Cassel is a new pupil in the second primary department. Loss of several pupils due to the Mona Smith family moving to Fairbury. Sickness made the week strenuous for the Superintendent. Club colors orange and black visible around the building this week. Pupils show desire to use the traveling library. Rev Wm Boyle spoke at chapel on Wednesday morning. Friday the Literary Club will discuss whether food and drink adulteration is a greater evil than flood and cyclone. Most pupils were present Monday to resume duties after a twelve day break. Next week the Literary Club meets in the evening to discuss government ownership of public utilities. Two boys sought seventh grade work after being promoted, but Miss Diller refused. Ben Franzen returned from Colorado after taking a claim. Light sleet and snow fell Monday. Mr and Mrs A H Colman return Tuesday from Topeka. Miss L C Ballard announces semi annual sale starting Saturday Nov 20 with hats, caps, and children hooded garments 50 percent off and 25 percent off on plumes, feathers, wings. Sale ends Nov 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Perry Cassel
Monasmith
Fairbury
Wm. Boyle
A/I
Diller
Vienna
Austria
Nebr
Wil
Chicago
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West
Virginia
Jersey City
Hoboken
New York
Hamburg-American Line
New York Harbor
English Channel
Hoglish
Walter Brown Returns to Idaho After Year Away
Walter Brown, who had been in Idaho about a year, returned yesterday. Rainfall totaled about four and a half inches from Friday morning to Saturday night. A L Trestman drew 20 acres and a town lot, and his son Billy 40 acres and a town lot in the Lake View, Oregon land lottery where they held contracts. Mr and Mrs Thomas Harris of Omaha visited in Diller from Sunday evening until Monday noon, staying with Mrs E N Loock and family before continuing to Hanover, Kansas to visit his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Brown
Idaho
Billy
Lake View
Oregon
Thos. Harris
Omaha
Diller
E. N. Loock
Hanover
Kan
Local Oil Line Mentions Calumet Products at Market
The ad notes a stock of Mobile and Calumet automobile oils and transmission grease and appeals for patronage. Mr and Mrs Chas Spohn return from a wedding trip to Colorado and depart to their home in Weeping Water Nebraska after visiting at Allan Colman's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.D Fanxvers
Chas. Spohn
Allan Colman
Colorado
Weeping Water
Nebr
Penny Cup Installations Spread Across Burlington Network
The penny drinking cups for trains and stations are being installed in all large depots and on Burlington trains. The piece also notes newspapers take blame for bias in visitor mentions and coverage, arguing editors cannot know every reader’s relatives and that sharing local news helps newspapers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Notice to Patrons From Local Insurance Agent
A printed notice states the agent will be away for weeks and has arranged with Diller State Bank to handle business. Patrons are asked to renew insurance, view lands listed, or list land for sale, with equal chance to other listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller State Bank
Letter From Dr Bauguess Describes Atlantic Journey
Dr Bauguess writes from Vienna detailing a sea voyage from New York to Hamburg aboard the Pennsylvania Hamburg American line. He passes through the English Channel and North Sea observing lighthouses and ships, notes time zone changes, and mentions trains to Vienna with stops at Dresden and Hamburg. He comments on work ahead and offers a phone tip about testing telephone lines and timepieces.
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Iump
Pickard & Son
Asendorf & Angell
Creda Wright
Odell House
Ben Franzen
A. H. Colman
Topeka
L. C. Ballard
BPTI
H. H. Beckwith
Chase’s
Beatrice
Hart Schaffner
Marx
Hart Schaffner & Marx
Fairbury, Nebraska
Whley & Diller
Square Dealing Clothiers
Dr. Bauguess
North Sea
Holand
Cuxhaven
Hamburg
Dresden
Wan
H. Eatererss
Are
Diller, Nebr
Honodo Ko
Ico
Sas
Sita
Ogo
Waggoner Bros
Big Hero
Wyoming
Mondell
D. Clem Deaver
Land Seekers Information Bureau
Omaha, Nebr
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