Local notes on travel and visits in Beatrice area
M Wright traveled yesterday to Missouri on a business trip. Dr G H Newton of Fairbury provides eye ear nose and throat services. Mrs Louie Webbling returned Sunday to College View for treatment. Diller area residents attended Beatrice homecoming celebration on Wednesday. John Clausson sells pumps tanks and windmills three doors north of Loock Habichts store. phone 163.
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Louie Webbling
College View
John Clausson
Loock & Habichts
Robert Eastwood Buys Land Near Moran Kansas
Early Wednesday morning Robert Eastwood traveled to Moran Kansas where he had previously purchased land and plans to move around December 1st.
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Robert Eastwood
Moran,Kan
Lst
New England Journal notes buyers refuse cheap shoes
The New England leather trade journal claims people will not buy cheap shoes. The writer notes a plain view that they cannot buy them. Mrs Gladys Pavey visited her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Freeman north of Diller after teaching this year at Deweese.
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New England
Journal of the Leather Trade
Gladys Pavey
Deweese
Sam Freeman
Diller
Indigestion Relief Promises From Chamberlain's Tablets
Advertising notice claims Chamberlain's Tablets restore health to those with indigestion biliousness and constipation. It asserts hundreds were afflicted and urges readers to try the remedy, promising satisfaction and benefits.
Cattle Sale Report and Farmers Association Meet Set
Harlan Hadiey purchased a Jersey and Holstein cow delivered Tuesday by W E Griffin who planned to sell at a $35 advance. The Nebraska Farmers' Co Operative Grain and Live Stock Shipping association schedules its annual meeting for November 19 and 20 in Omaha. J S Canady of Minden serves as president and J Shorthill of Omaha as secretary.
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Harlan Hadiey
Beatrice
W.E. Griffin
Nebraska Farmers’ Co- Operative Grain and Live Stock Shipping Association
Omaha
J. S. Canady
Minden
J. Shorthi
Banker's blunt reply in Nebraska loan request
A banker in Weeping Water Nebraska refused a poor farmer seeking a $5000 loan. The farmer pleaded and the banker, pretending deafness, told him to speak louder and reduce the amount. The moment highlights tensions in rural finance and credit access.
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Weeping Water
Nebr
Cold In the Head Catarrh Remedy Ad
An old advertisement promotes Halls Catarrh Medicine for frequent colds. It claims internal action cleanses the blood and reduces susceptibility to colds, warns chronic catarrh may follow repeated acute attacks, and offers testimonials with Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
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Hall
Walburns Visit Friends and Local Notes
Endicott residents Mr. and Mrs. F M Walburn visited with Mr. and Mrs. Orval Cherry on Monday. Dale Bugbee teaches near Plymouth where he once served as postmaster before World War I. The first annual Nebraska American Legion convention will be in Omaha October 10-11, 1919. Henrietta Powell moved back to Diller on Castor street. D R Kelley, county soldiers relief chair, attended a commission meeting at Fairbury Saturday.
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Dale Bugbee
Plymouth
Nebraska
The
American Legion
Omaha
Henrietta Powell
Diller Monday
H. E. Green
West Castor Street
D. R. Kelley
County Soldiers Relief Commission
Commission
Fairbury
Kodak Users Cut Your Finishing Bill in Half
Kodak users can cut costs on film processing and prints. Films developed five cents per roll and prints of any size three cents each. Address CAMERA JACK Box 5142 University Place Nebraska. Government sale of army foodstuffs has underperformed due to workers unable to pay weeks in advance.
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University Place
Nebi
Chamberlains Cough Remedy Gains National Notice
The remedy for coughs colds croup and whooping cough is praised as meritorious with growing sales across the United States and overseas. The Nebraska State Nurses Association plans its annual convention in Omaha in October and the Nebraska Library Association also meets in Omaha October 22 to 24 with strong member interest.
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United States
Nebraska State Nurses’ Association
Omaha
Nebraska Library Association
Prompt relief from Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised
A Mrs Jamestown of Clark Mills New York recalls tying a bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy to combat a severe cold with persistent coughing. She notes prompt relief and says many others have been similarly pleased by its effects.
Idaho Falls Man Visits Old Neighbors Near Diller
Henry Lohmeyer of Idaho Falls, a long time resident southeast of Diller, returns for a visit to relatives and old neighbors in Diller Lanham Hollenberg and Hanover. He reports his son Fred is doing well in Idaho. The Record notes a pleasant call yesterday.
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Henry Lohmeyer
Idaho Falls
Idaho
Diller
Lanham
Hollenberg
Hanover
Lohmeyer
Fred
Mixed notices and personal items from 1920
Cattle feed lot trips by F Hartzell to St. Joe and Claude Woods returning from Missouri trip. For sale items include a steel barrel and half-barrel. Real estate transfer noted Geo Rahmanns 160 acres sold to Charley Fisher for 13200. General Federation of Woman’s Clubs directors to meet in Omaha January 6 1920. Comments on the Belgian King and world peace treaty. French brides leave American husbands for home. Rep Good on profiteer punishments. Mrs Geo Lichty Endicott visits family in Diller.
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The
General Federation of Woman's Clubs
Omaha
Apples Apples All Good Varieties Drive to Pawnee City Orchard
Advertisement for Golden Red Orchard Pawnee City Nebraska offers apples for sale at 1 to 1.50 per bushel with directions to the Chapman Orchard. Also an health notice praising Chamberlain's Tablets for constipation.
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Chapman Orchard
Pawnee City
Nebraska
Golden Red Orchard
Nebr
Henry Ford and Detroit’s population boom headline
A Philadelphia bank prints a civic notice praising Henry Ford for doubling Detroit’s population. The notice calls Detroit the center of the auto industry, noting it makes the most cars and employs the most men, boosting banks, newspapers, merchants, hotels and tradespeople in the city.
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Philadelphia
Detroit
Henry Ford
Ford
Austria Holds Firm On Treaty Signing Stance
As the appointed day approached, Austrian leaders initial refusal evolved into tentative acceptance signaling a significant shift in policy. The evolving stance reflects pressure from allied powers and domestic debate over the terms and implications of the treaty.
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Austria
Needs Baptism of Common Sense
Iowa farmer laments profiteering and waste in food markets urging Congress and state legislatures to curb prices and promote conservation. He criticizes high priced luxuries, wasteful practices, and reliance on imported goods while urging households to grow gardens and use common commodities to cut the cost of living.
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Iowa
Congress
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Diller State Bank
Missouri
G. H. Newton
Cheney & Co
Toledo, Ohio
F.M. Walburn
Endicott
Orval Cherry
Kodak
Racine Tires
F. Hartzell
St. Joe
Claude Woods
C. R. Steffen
J. W. Fouts
Geo. Rahmanns
Charley Fisher
Representative Good
Fairbury, Nebr
Omana
Basel
Big Duroc
Orson Cherry King
True Pathfinder
Golden Illustrator
Poland
Clarence R. Steffen
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