N. C. S. A. Meeting At Mrs Hutchine Home
The N C S A group gathered at Mrs S C Viers Hutchine on Wednesday afternoon November 17 with most members present. Miss Wiggins guest and niece of Mrs Bri ers won the medieval history contest. A luncheon followed prepared by the hostess with help from Mrs Viers and Mrs Quinter Fry. Next meeting to be announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. C
S. C. Hutchine
Viers
Quinter Fry
Mias Wiggins
J. T. Benrichs
C. Ellis
Local Notices and Social News From Fairbury Nebr
Notes from Fairbury Nebraska include medical visits by Dr G H Newton and local shipping by Farmers Grain Co. Mentions of Thanksgiving visits by Marguerite Green Nellie Green and Miss Alice Line, travel for relatives to Benkleman and Lincoln, and a large Nebraska New York football game in Lincoln. A funeral in Fairbury and local fruit gifts to Fern Raymond in Bakersfield complete the item.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. C. Diehl
Rupert Andrews
Lincoln
Nebras
Fern Raymond
O. P Blackburn
Bakersfield
Calif
Tn Nebraska
Stomach Ailment Relief Described With Adlerika
A patient reports severe stomach pain and constipation with gas after avoiding fruit. Adlerika is described as removing gas and providing relief, allowing eating again. The account portrays notable quick improvement in digestion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adlerika
Funeral Attends Bring Several Distant Relatives
Clyde C Zook of Lincoln visited his sister Mrs Sam Thompson and family. George Miller of Beatrice came Wednesday for the funeral of his father John H Miller. Grace Myers of Falls City returned home for Thanksgiving. Ernest Sasse and wife of Miller South Dakota attended the funeral of John H Millerाड़ी.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde C. Zook of
Lincoln
Sam Thompson
George Miller
Beatrice
John H. Miller
Ernest Sasse
Miller, So. Dakota
Miss Wohlfarth Spends Thanksgiving With Mother in Beatrice
Miss Lillian Wohlfarth of the Beatrice schools is spending her Thanksgiving vacation at the home of her mother Mrs. Dora Wohlfarth in Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Line
The
State University
Mrs. W.C. Line
Lillian Wohlfarth
Beatrice
Dora Wohlfarth
University Students Spend Thanksgiving at Family Home
Lorenz Willems and William Kunter, students at the state university, spent Thanksgiving vacation at the home of their mother and grandmother, Mrs. Mary Willems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorenz Willems
William Kunter
The
State University
Mary Willems
Miss Esther Gretzinger Returns to Teaching Post
Miss Esther Gretzinger, recovering from the flu at her sister Mrs. C. L. Tristman’s home, returned to Steele City Sunday and resumed teaching Monday after several weeks unable to work due to illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Esther Gretzinger
C. L. Tristman
Steele City
Small Trees Persimmon and Dogwood Vital for Textiles
The United States Department of Agriculture notes persimmon and dogwood are essential for shuttles in the textile industry and are increasingly hard to obtain. No satisfactory substitutes exist, and many dogwood owners have not marketed or protected their timber, risking injury to the small trees when larger timber is removed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Department of Agriculture
Know Your Oil and Stay in Gods Country Farm Advice
An article warns readers against falling for smooth talking sales agents promising relocation profits. It urges weighing move costs versus improving current land using scientific farming methods to maximize returns in God’s country, noting drawbacks and the sales pitch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eldorado
Aod
The Storeman and the Mail Order Price War
A customer argues with a dealer over price and terms. The dealer offers a $320 item, but the customer cites a mail order price of 2.82. The exchange ends with the customer paying cash and the dealer collecting postage, money order, and expressage, totaling 3.26, which is higher than the mail order price even after delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winnipeg
Miscellaneous Facts From A Bygone Era
A collage of trivia reports notes Siberian ground freezes to 100 feet, the furthest star spans over a trillion miles, infant mortality runs below national averages in Nebraska, Dutch ice glasses pioneered sanitary drinking vessels, a Massachuset man dies at 104 after 1861 rejection from the Union Army, bird bones hollow yet strong, blondes reportedly host 150000 hairs versus 30000 for redheads, a Manchester Michigan boy releases a note in a toy balloon later found at Glen, and a county official’s failed bid for initiative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Siberia
Nebraska
Massachuset
Manchester
Michigan
Glenn
Wiesoaln
Sam
Death of John Habbiet Miller A Diller Beatrice Resident
John H Miller born 1849 in Laezdorf Ostfriesland Germany died Monday morning in Diller Nebraska after a sudden illness. He emigrated in 1883 with wife Meike Willmann to farm near Diller later living in town. Survived by son George Beatrice five sisters Germany and Harm Diekman Diller three grandchildren. Funeral held at St Paul Ev Lutheran Church with Rev Otto Bergfelder. Interment Prairie Home Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Habbiet Miller
Laezdorf
Ostfriesland
Germany
Habbet Miller
Ontje
Ulenburg
Reformed Church
Ev. Lutheran Church
Meike Willmann
Ostel
Diller
Mr. Miller
Miller
Demiire
Harm Diekman
St. Paul’s Ev Lutheran Church
Otto Bergfelder
Prairie Home Cemetery
Irrigation Project Aims at US's Largest Farm Unit
In Scotte bluff county an irrigation scheme waters 600000 acres, creating the nation’s largest irrigated area. The beet crop alone is expected to yield about $12000000 this season, with the Tri County project proposing an equal irrigable acreage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Scottebluff County
United States
Tri- County
Corn Variety Mentions and Miscellany
Fragmented OCR lists corn notes including yellow and white varieties with stray повтор words and unrelated letters. No cohesive event or names are clear beyond generic crop references.
Also Mentioned on This Page
N.C. S.A
Lom
Bora
Diller State Bank
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Moffet Colorado Coal
Farmers Grain Co
Farmer’s Shipping Association
St. Joe
Green
Marguerite Green
Nellie Green
Eleanor
Hubert Filley
Burlington
Benkleman
Will Kennedy
Clark Miller
Fairbury
S. A. Miller
Marilyn
Wm. Weigel
John Hilder
Reno Henrichs
George
Charley Hilder
John Davia
Diller Filling Station
Grace Myers
Falls City
Clara Myers
Mgr
Diller Grain Market
Busy Bee Apiary
Fairbury Merchants
J. R. Montgomery
Oramet Ee Bae
Isnion
Saat
Milwaukee
Wisconsin
Pikes Peak
Royal Gorge
W. L. Filley
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