Weather and local notices from October 1915
Weather forecast for the week starting October 12 1915 covers the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States predicting rain late in the week and warmer conditions midweek. Local items include apple picking, a Fairbury visitor, a cattle sale, farm equipment for sale, and a trip to Omaha for Billy Sunday and the Aksarben festivities.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Owilk
Mrs Arch Shultz and Beatrice visitors tour by auto
Mrs Arch Shultz of Hallam Nebraska formerly of Diller and her son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs W J Leigh of Beatrice visited here Sunday with Mr and Mrs Macage Wright driving over in an auto.
Constipation relief with Chamberlains Tablets praised
Mrs John Newton of Irving New York reports chronic stomach trouble and constipation improved rapidly after using Chamberlains Tablets. She says after four or five bottles her health has been fine and urges others to obtain them everywhere.
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John Newton
Irving, N. Y
Reverend J C Fitting Visits Glasco Kin
Rev J C Fitting and family from Glasco Kansas arrived Monday to visit his sisters Mrs Dora Wohlfarth and Mrs Harry Patton and their families He was formerly pastor at St Pauls Lutheran church in this place and is now serving a church in Glasco.
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J.C. Fitting
Glasco
Kan
Resolutions Honor Rebecca Steiner and Family Loss
The committee submits resolutions on the death of Rebecca J. Steiner praising her as a devoted charter member of OES. They extend sincere sympathies to the bereaved family and request seals, record entries, and publication in the Diller Record.
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Rebecca J. Steiner
Naomi Chaper
Diller
Olive Ballard
A. D.stotts
Elva Habicht
Pigs for sale and local notes from town listings
A collection of brief notices lists Poland China male pigs for sale and various local items. Includes names such as 21 Victor Anderson and Mrs. H. kk Shutt visiting relatives in Nebraska. Also mentions Jonathan Apples for sale, free dish offers, and a Delft blue dish with coffee sample. Other entries record visits by Uncle Joe Nelson and daughter to see trains, S. D. Woodley aiding deputies, and John Cherry purchasing a Buick Six from J D Fanders.
Chamberlain Tablets Told For Indigestion Relief
For indigestion avoid pepsin and digestive ferments. A tonic like Chamberlain's Tablets helps the stomach perform its functions naturally. Obtainable everywhere.
Wisconsin cheese heritage noted in Monroe Times dairy feature
Newton Musser of Juda in Green county sends a copy of the Monroe Times with an illustrated dairy section. It promotes the second annual cheese day society circus and commercial parade on the 12th inst. Green county claims status as Wisconsin’s banner cheese county, tracing industry to a Swiss colony founded there fifty years ago.
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Newton Musser
Juda
Green County
Wis
Monroe Times
Wisconsin
D H S Girls Win Opener Over Odell in Basketball
School notes report D H S girls defeat Odell by eleven to four in the season opener. Reynolds slated to visit D H S for a Saturday afternoon matchup on their home court as Ditler second five returns from Odell game. Community updates include illness recoveries and a football season opener planned for Oct 15 at Wymore.
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Paul Beckwith
Odell Girls
Reynolds
Ditler
Odell
D. H. Foot
Wymore
O. J. Mawborn
Richard
Mrs Keeler Family Pays Weekend Visit
Mrs W E Keeler of Beanice visited Saturday and Sunday at the home of her sister Mrs H E Grupe and family.
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W. E. Keeler
Beanice
Mr. Keeler
H. E. Grupe
Miss Schriber and Mrs. Bowers Visit Between Trains
Miss Schriber chief operator in the Fairbury telephone central and Mrs. Ruth Bowers of the Diller telephone central visited here between trains Sunday afternoon.
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Miss Schriber
Fairbury Telephone Central
Ruth Bowers
Diller Telephone Central
When Baby Has the Croup Chamberlains Cough Remedy Ad
When a mother finds a child struggling for breath in the night she should give Chamberlains Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting is produced. The remedy has been used for many years with uniform success and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
District 142 School Report for October
First month of school closed Oct 8. Pupil enrollment 18. Total attendance 325 days and average 17.6 per day. Tardiness 2. On time students 11. Names listed include Raymond Eastwood Erma Lula Edith Brown Vera Means Violet Grone Millie Ethel Clyde Nevotny Henry Frisbie Frank Grone and teacher Mary V Nevotny.
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Raymond Eastwood
Erma
Lula
Edith Brown
Vera Means
Violet Grone
Millie
Ethel
Clyde Nevotny
Henry Frisbie
Frank Grone
Mary V. Nevotny
Booster edition recalls Holyoke growth and dairy prominence
A. C. Caubie writes from Colorado Holyoke recalling early settlers, local progress, and the city’s development. He notes Holyoke's population around 1000, stores, banks, garages, churches, a high school, water works, and electric lights. He highlights dairy shipments and the county’s prize at the Dry Farming Congress in Denver.
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Holyoke
Colo
Diller
Old Home Place
John Handley
Noah Handley
Eugene Weigel
Colorado
Nebraska
Kansas
Wyoming
Denver
A. C. Caubie
Hen learns to scratch for supper and seek the worm
A proverb about self help quotes a hen finding food and emboldens readers. The piece notes India blocking Dr Cook from Everest while suggesting perseverance and other challenges remain. It closes with a defiant line about resilience.
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India
Dr. Cook
Everest
Robert Steiner Returns to Alliance to Work on Burlington
Robert Steiner returned to Alliance Nebraska on Wednesday after being called home by the illness and death of his mother Mrs I D Steiner. He resumes work on the Burlington.
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Robert Steiner
I. D. Steiner
Alliance
Nebro
Burlington
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Praised by Ft. Wayne Reader
Mrs. William Bright of Ft. Wayne Indiana recommends Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for bronchial coughs. She says it worked quickly, curing her after using a full bottle and she urges others to try it. obtainable everywhere.
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William Bright
Ft. Wayne
Ind
Mrs Emerson Recovers from Severe Cold in Beatrice Visit
Mrs H F E Green returned Saturday to Beatrice after visiting her mother Mrs Mary Emerson and sister Esther Green. Mrs Emerson is reported to be recovering from a severe cold that threatened pneumonia. Mrs M E Gear also returned from Beatrice and confirms the illness and recovery update.
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H. FE. Green
Beatrice
Mary ‘Emerson
Esther Green
M. E. Gear
Emerson J
Hilders Celebrate 33rd Wedding Anniversary at Farm
Sunday marked the thirty third wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs J G Hilder who live on a farm a half mile south and two miles east of Biller. About forty relatives and friends attended including Mrs Austin of Wymore Mrs Summers of Cedar Rapids and Mrs Pepper of Omaha. A dinner followed with several nice presents received.
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Biller
Austin
Wymore
Summers
Cedar Rapids
Pepper
Omaha
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Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
A. M. Strawhacker
Fairbury
Nichols & Shephard
W. J. Long
Elias Hadley
Archie
Billy
Thomas
The
Journal
Poland
China
Victor Anderson
H. Kk. Shutt
St. Edwards, Nebr
Jonathan
Record Office
Jofan Farders
Delft
ccLcock.& Habicht
Joe Nelson
Lora Nelson
Arthur E. Price
S. D. Woodley
Harry Patton
John Cherry
J.D. Fanders
F. D. Coburn
Kansar
Coburn
D. Coburn
Huebdandry
America
Kansas Department of Agriculty
ST. Joseph
S. E. Clark
Hebron
Grandisa Cherry
Earl Pearce
Oneida
Loock & Habicht
Diller, Nebraska
Thos. F. Walker and Son
Fairbury,Nebraska
Farrow
Blue Valley
Thayer County
Deshler
Thos. F. Walker & Sons
Alexandria, Nebraska
Fairbury, Nebr
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