Bank Front Exempts Cashier A and Sented at Grandsland
A bank front exempted cashier A and presented a statement at Grandsland in a brief notice. The article notes the action involving the cashier and the location Grandsland with limited detail.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1917
Page
3
A bank front exempted cashier A and presented a statement at Grandsland in a brief notice. The article notes the action involving the cashier and the location Grandsland with limited detail.
In Grand Island last Wednesday night unknowns smeared the bank front with yellow paint to protest a district board rule exempting all bank cashiers. The incident drew a crowd by Thursday morning as janitors cleaned the door and pillars. Brininger, newly named cashier, is son in law of bank president Chris Hansen. Ashton, district board chair, is a bank stockholder and attorney. The move follows the board’s adoption of the exemption rule amid questions about Brininger’s appointment and the cashier position.
A horse owned by J. C. Hoffman in Butte bit his son Marvin after contracting severe rabies. The horse also spread the disease to another animal. Marvin was sent to Chicago for Pasteur treatment.
Omaha reports the Red Cross now counts 170000 members in Nebraska. The note asserts no other state in the union has a larger tally.
A meeting of librarians is planned in Kearney from October 17 to 19. Organizers invite professionals to discuss new services and community programs. Local libraries will host sessions and workshops, with speakers addressing cataloging, digital access, and youth literacy.
The war department lists the University of Nebraska among schools sending graduates to a third training camp sequence with enlistment for the war duration. Nebraska students receive private first class pay while in service. Nebraska agriculture college wins first in a national judging contest with team members named and prize money noted. Frank L. Snide of Sarpy county sells stock then enlists in the new national army, selling assets for thirteen thousand dollars before leaving for Fort Riley.
The week of October 21 to 28 is set for a nationwide drive to enroll households in the conservation pledge campaign. Estate manager 8 R McKel is named to oversee the Omaha campaign efforts targeted at 2,000,800 homes in the United States.
A fragmentary OCR line offers no identifiable people places organizations or events. The readable text does not provide a coherent news item or actionable details.
The chief engineer of British Columbia’s public works reports discovering A. F. Whittier a solitary sculptor at Cape Scott. He models with a five pound lump of clay and planned to destroy works to reuse the material. He finished a bust of Edith Cavell and agreed to auction the piece to raise Red Cross funds.
On rising and retiring massage the affected surfaces gently with Cuticura Ointment. Wash off in five minutes with Cuticura Soap and hot water. When the skin is clear keep it so by using Cuticura for daily fet and nursery purposes. Free sample by mail with Book. Address postcard Cuticura Dept L Boston. Sold everywhere.
A witty exchange notes Dubhwaite’s high standards in a cabaret. He questions the drummer’s effort and the jars, claiming the noise lacked full exertion. The dialogue reveals his exacting taste and a shared banter about live performance.
An old advertisement extols Swamp-Root by Dr Kilmer Co claiming no criticism from customers. It urges sending ten cents for trial and mentions bottles available at drug stores. A brief dramatic quote about a father losing money and a planned marriage follows.
A peculiar tale notes a frugal man who, with a salve box, grows onions for four companions. The scene paints resourcefulness and humor within a tight, old newspaper voice.
The line urges displaying genuine enthusiasm when praying for another's success as true religious proof. It frames prayer as a communal act of support rather than solitary devotion.
A suitor declares he will join the army if not married. The girl retorts that if he does join the army he may not be well enough acquainted with her to ask for marriage in the future.
Comic dialogue features a bride and groom debating makeup and timing. The bride asks if the groom minds her complexion mask at night, while the groom quips that his concern is her not wearing it during the day.
A fragment notes blood on the mucous barrier and a claim of a forty year condition. The text mentions a price or cure claim with a reference to Cheney & Co. in Ohio.
Tommy bargains with Wommy-Mother as he claims to have saved money and questions a price in a fragmented dialogue. The exchange hints at an everyday household bargaining scene with unclear context and motives.
Advertisers increasingly use divorce and separation notices as common themes. The piece notes rising frequency and social implications while detailing how notices appear in local papers and online postings.
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