Diller Market Busy with Corn Cobs and Local News
The page notes abundant corn cobs at the Diller market and includes various local notices. Deshler visitors Thanksgiving with Diller relatives, Brandt family moves back to Diller, Habicht family to Lincoln, and a December sale planned by E. Hill after selling his farm. Also mentions naturalization denials by Judge Sears and a Freeman sales pitch for guaranteed used ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. E. Hill
Diller
John Greider
Lady in Chicago Sends Rat-Snap Telegraph
Mrs Phillips wires Youell's Exterminator Co Westfield NJ to rush RAT-SNAP for eight dollars. A reader confirms RAT-SNAP arrived and rid her Pa home of rats. Three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by H K Shutt and Waggoner Bros.
Revised Figures on Gen Colby Election Victory
Lincoln updated counts show General Leonard W Colby winning the district bench race by 182 votes. Colby tallied 5 949 votes while Judge L M Pemberton received 5 763 in the Beatrice Sun report.
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Colby
Leonard W. Colby
L. M. Pemberton
Lincoln
Pemberton
Beatrice Sun
Farmers finish corn harvest and market plan praised
Farmers in the area report completed corn gathering. A Methodist ladies bazaar offers a square meal on December 4. Nebraska grain men at a meeting in Omaha endorsed a new marketing plan for their produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Ladies
Nebraska
Omaha
Railroads Restore Prewar Passenger Service Through Omaha
Railroads operating through Omaha have resumed their prewar passenger schedule after wartime curtailments. The restoration signals a return to normal travel patterns and indicates improved rail service reliability for travelers and commerce in the region.
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Omaha
Omaha Grand Jury Returns 44 Prohibition Indictments
The recent Omaha grand jury returned 44 indictments against Nebraskans for violations of United States prohibition laws.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fedear
Omaha
Stotts Funeral Attended by Edgingtons in Republican City
Mrs Dick Edgington and her daughter Mrs Hazel LePoidevin attended the funeral of Walter Stotts oldest son of Mr and Mrs John Stotts former Diller residents who died in California in Republican City Saturday.
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Dick Edgington
Hazel LePoidevin
Republican City
Walter Stotts
John Stotts
Diller
California
Sailing family moves as John joins Uncle Sam Army
Harry Sailing and his son John P Sailing left Lincoln to join the military, with John enlisting in the Army and heading to Ft Logan Colorado to the Coast Artillery. In Jansen, local investors discover promises to be in printed agreements did not materialize. Ode Oracle notes stock investments unfulfilling for several residents.
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Harry Sailing
John P
Lincoln
Uncle Sam
Ft. Logan
Colo
Coast Artillery
Ode
Oracle
Jansen
Jansen News
Watson recalls family cholera tale and rat threat
Jas Watson recalls a past cholera incident linked to his father and mentions keeping rats at bay after a vet found germs from dissected rats. The ad promotes RAT-SNAP as a reliable rat destroyer in three sizes 35c 65c and 1.25, sold by H. K. Shutt and Waggoner Bros.
Winter Hen Greens Foraging And Feeding Tips
Practical notes list sprouted oats alfalfa meal chopped alfalfa and clover hay cabbages and mangel beets as winter hen feeds. Cabbages may hang in the poultry house and beets split and placed on a nail to keep feed clean. Ensure water shell grit and charcoal are available with constant clean drinking water for hens.
Halls Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Chronic Catarrh
An old advertisement claims Halls Catarrh Medicine cures Acute Nasal Catarrh by cleansing the blood. It states catsarrh can become chronic and touts internal use to affect mucous surfaces. The copy lists pricing and credits J Cheney Co Toledo Ohio.
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Pera
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Farmer Praises Rat Snap Catching Rodents Through Zinc
Mr. P LaDake reports feed bins lined with zinc last year let rats through. He spent about $18 and found RAT SNAP effective, killing many rats and keeping him purchasing it since. His collie avoids RATSNAP. Available in three sizes 25c 65c and 1.25, sold and guaranteed by H KK Shutt and Waggoner Bros.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waggoner Bros
Widows Helped by Bankers, Not Robbed, Howe’s Monthly
In literature bankers rob widows, but in real life thousands aid widows managing affairs. The author notes he has never known a banker to rob a widow and many widows receive free, good advice from bankers.
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Howe's Monthly
Sale Highlights From Gage County Shorthorn Breeders
The second annual purebred stock sale saw 41 head sold for about 4500 dollars. A 22 month heifer owned by Lloyd Heusman Odell brought 250 dollars and a 2 year old cow driven by Lewell Duncan Blue Springs sold for 175. Joe Reiff Hatesville realized 180 while Ted Dell Beatrice fetched 210. Cows brought low prices around 6 and 7 dollars.
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Gage County
Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Lloyd Heusman
Odell
Lewell Duncan
Blue Springs
Joe Reiff
Hatesville
Ted Dell
Beatrice
Will Logan Attends Thanksgiving Dinner at Father’s Home
Will Logan a veterinary college student in St. Joseph Missouri visited Wednesday evening for Thanksgiving with his father JH Logan at the Shea neighborhood residence.
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Will Logan
Veterinary College
St. Joseph
JH. Logan
Shea
Judge rules on Wilis-Bump ancestor claim
The judge remarks that Wilis-Bump asserts colonial stock origins and notes Sas and Gillis descendants historically evaded collectors while their ancestor dodged the witches. The ruling references the lineage and the era’s beliefs.
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Wilis
Bump
Sas
Gillis
Judge
Weather Reports From Thousands of Stations Reach U S
Weather reports are now received from more than 38 500 stations in the United States and about fifty foreign stations providing broader meteorological data for national forecasts.
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United States
Bank Statement for Jefferson County Nebraska 1920
Official report sworn by O J Mayborn as cashier shows bank assets including cash items and liberty loan bonds. Liabilities list capital stock surplus undivided profits and various deposits with signs of a depositor guarantee fund. Notaries Frank T Pearce and others certify with dates in 1920.
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Liberty
State of
Nebraska
Jefferson
O.J. Mayborn
State Bureau of Banking
O. J. Mayborn
MayBorn
W. Fouts
Frank T. Pearce
Citizens State Bank of Diller
Secere
Ss. I
Compston Man Theostar Witness Breach of Promise Flurry
Insolvent multimillionaire’s hauler testified in a breach of promise case and prompted a $95,000 settlement. Reported fallout claims four dozen multimillionaires seek to hire the driver at his rate, sparking a wider hiring scramble.
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Theostar
Multimilllionaire
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Diller State Bank
E. R. Henrich
Deshler
Susie Brandt
Charley Hilder
Wymore
L. Jones
Olney, Ill
Wilson Brandt
North Platte
G.B Pearce
Marie Habicht
Freeman's
Fairbury
Sears
Freeman, Fairbury
C. A. Reinhart
Ottawa
Kan
Edwin
Chicago
Omana
Jas. Watson
H. K. Shutt and
Fifth Street
Calkins Bros
Beatrice, Nebr
Mr. P. LaDake
New Diller
Mystery Stones
Louis Joseph Vance
Herkimer Supply ‘Company
H. M. Holle
Mer
Total
S.C. Hutchinson
F. Hartzel
Eeneee
Freeman’s
Nebr
Buob & Schell
The
Diller Auto Co
E. G
Limprecht Proprietors
V. B. Bell
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