Weather and local notices from the Diller area
A dated 1915 weather forecast for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States calls for generally fair conditions with some unsettled Northwest end of week and cooler spell midweek. The page also includes local ads and notices on cows for sale, pigs for sale, a birth, losses by a local farmer, and references to goods like Riverside Heaters and pigments.
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U. S.weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Mississippi
Missouri
For Sale Joliet corn sheller engine item row
For sale a 6 hole Joliet corn sheller a drag feed and a 13 horse Nichols and Shepard engine in good condition tf W. J. Long.
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Joliet
Nichols & Shephard
W. J. Long
Carmony Family Visiting at Methodist Parsonage
Mr and Mrs J W Carmony of Endicott visit with their son Rev F A Carmony and family at the Methodist parsonage.
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Endicott
Rev
F. A. Carmony
Methodist Parsonage
Mrs Ora Wright Leaves Beatrice Visit for Powell Wyoming
Mrs. Ora Wright also known as Blanche Logan and her children departed after a weeks visit with relatives at Beatrice and Shea. They started Tuesday for their home in Powell Wyoming.
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Ora’Wright
Blanche Logan
Beatrice and
Shea
Powell, Wyo
Chronic Constipation Relief by Chamberlain Tablets
Mrs. John Newton of Irving New York reports rapid improvement after two years of use. She says four or five bottles cleared her stomach trouble and chronic constipation, leaving her health fine. Obtainable everywhere.
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John Newton
Irving
N. Y
Harbin couple wed at Beatrice parish house
Herman G. Stahl aged 24 and Miss Lois K. Warman 20, both of Harbin, were married at the Christian church parsonage in Beatrice at 6 p.m. Monday by Rev. C F Stevens. Miss Warman is a Diller high school graduate class of 14 and taught last year.
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Herman G. Stahl
Lois K. Warman
Harbin
Christian Church
Beatrice
C.F. Stevens
Green and Powell Couple Wed at Beatrice Parsonage
Willis Octon Green 21 and Hazel M Powell 19 both of Diller were married at the Christian church parsonage in Beatrice by Rev. C F Stevens at 1 30 PM Wednesday October 20. The bride is daughter of Mr and Mrs Jack Powell and the groom is son of Mr and Mrs C A Green of Diller. They will reside in Diller.
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Willis Octon Green
Hazel M. Powell
Diller
Christian Church
Beatrice
C. F. Stevens
Jack Powell
C. A. Green
For sale Cheap Chalmers automobile with new tires
Auctioneer described 6 cylinder 5 passenger Chalmers in good condition with new tires. John Heasty of Fairbury Nebraska offered cash or bankable note. A separate item notes a fourteen year old boy of Carl Walters near Harbine had a finger mashed in a wringer on Saturday.
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John Heasty
Fairbury
Neb
Carl Walters
Harbine
Mayborn Buys Cattle for Barber Albers and Others
A. Mayborn traveled to Omaha and purchased forty head of cattle for Chas Barber and twenty head for Dick Albers. He reportedly went again yesterday to buy cattle for four additional parties.
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A. Mayborn
Omaha
Chas. Barber
Dick Albers
Indigestion remedy promotes natural stomach function
The notice advises against pepsin or digestive ferment products for indigestion and recommends Chamberlain's Tablets as a tonic to help the stomach perform its functions naturally. It notes the remedy is obtainable everywhere.
Diller School News Highlights Activities and Games
The sixth grade finished history charts up to the Revolutionary War and the fifth grade will study Rosa Bonheur. The first primary room mourns Veil Green leaving for the country. Diller High played Reynolds on Oct 4 with a 10 to 7 win on Diller grounds. Odell game was rained out. A double header at Steele City on Oct 28 features first and second teams from each town. Reverend Carmony spoke at chapel about jumping to conclusions. Diller football vs Wymore ended 6 to 0. Wymore larger and heavier, yet Diller showed best effort. Neal Diller injured his left shoulder. Mrs. Terry visited. Local notices include factory producing 150 legs weekly, trips to Kansas City, Husking supplies, and a new Oakland Six for E. L. Loock. Miss Ethel Marsh returned home to Bloomington after helping during a cousin’s illness. Sheriff of Bowling Green’s wife saves a prisoner from a mob. The McManes home and 148 acres on Commercial Ave in Diller to be sold Saturday. New Kamo pancake flour and New Sorghum at Loock & Habicht. Magazine subscriptions may rise Nov 10. renew now to save. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Mudge returned from Red Cloud after a rainy auto trip.
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Rosa Bonheur
Veil Green
Diller High School
Reynolds
Diller
D. H.S
Odell
Steele City
Werto
Carmony
Chapel
Diller High
Wymore
Diller Boys
Neal Diller
Governor designates Come to Sunday School Day
Governor Morehead names November 7 for Come to Sunday School Day aiming to enroll 500000 attendees statewide. The State Sunday School association supports the drive with all schools urged to participate.
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Morehead
State Sunday School Association
Record corn crop seen breaking state history
State board of agriculture reports indicate the corn crop likely breaks records this year with frost damage limited to few districts and yields averaging at their best in years.
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State Board of Agriculture
Diller Male Quartette Presents Esther at Diller Opera House
The Diller Male Quartette under Prof Lyman S Leason will perform the oratorio Esther the Beautiful Queen at the Diller opera house on Friday and Saturday evenings October 29 and 30 at 8 pm. Tickets are 35 cents for adults and 25 cents for children, with advance sales at Shutt drug store.
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Diller
Lyman S. Leason
Lincoln
Diller Opera House
Shutt Drug Store
Mrs. Moore Stays in Naponee During Daughters Illness
Mrs. Jane Moore of Naponee Nebraska remains in town during the illness of her daughter Mrs L Westcott who is improving. Her nurse will probably leave today.
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Jane Moore
Naponee
Nebr
L. Westcott
When Baby Has the Croup
A mother awakened to her child gasping for breath should give Chamberlains Cough Remedy every ten minutes until vomiting occurs. This method brings quick relief and the child will sleep and wake well in the morning. The remedy has long proven its uniform success and is obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Service as measure of greatness and peace in society
Extract from W. J. Bryan's lecture The Prince of Peace argues greatness lies in service not wealth. It urges rulers and citizens to aim for maximum good, noting most conflicts stem from seeking advantage. Society would gain peace by judging citizens by contributions rather than income.
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Kingdom of Heaven
W. J. Bryan
the Prince of Peace
Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy Endorsed by Mrs Bright
A Fr. Wayne Indiana woman recommends Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy after using a bottle for a bronchial cough and feeling immediate benefits and a full cure. The advertisement notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
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William Bright
Fr. Wayne
Ind
Children aid and humanity through immediate help
A quoted aphorism from Phillips Brooks emphasizes that aiding children uniquely benefits humanity with distinct immediacy. The piece stresses the urgency and value of supporting children's welfare.
Cactuses of Arizona and Tucson as Center of Cactus Region
Arizona hosts over a hundred cactus species with Tucson at the heart of the southwest cactus country. Cacti vary from towering sahuaros of forty to fifty feet to tiny pincushion types. Sahuaras thrive in foothills between Tucson and Yuma and are valued for their age and wonder. Fruit ripens in June with Indians harvesting for jam and a pressed sweetment.
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Arizona
Tucson
Southwest
Yura
Free Youths Companion 1916 Subscriptions Offer
Readers are urged to subscribe now for 1916 The Youths Companion with $2.00. Existing 1915 subscribers receive remaining 1915 issues free and new subscribers gain the 1916 forecast and Home Calendar, plus access to 52 issues of 1916. The notice promotes broad readership and lists notable contributors.
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Justice Brewer
Companion
Boston
Mass
Choosing Materials for the Kitchen Apron Protectors
A practical guide to apron fabrics and styles for housework. It discusses blue and white checks with coordinating dresses, solid color bib aprons, brown holland, black calico, and oilcloth protectors with pockets. It notes cap coordination, nurselike caps, and Dutch caps, plus embroidery and color choices for neat, beautifying kitchen wear.
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Housekeeping
How to Make a Storage Room Attractive
A housewife converts a back bedroom into a stylish storage and sewing space. A tar bag and moth ball scent linger, but a long pole suspends fur coats above, hats are stacked in a wrapped shelf, and camphor keeps moths at bay. The closet stays lightly locked, yearly cleaning includes dusting and airing, while trunks, a wardrobe, a sewing machine, and chairs hold valuables nearby.
Professional Pawners in London
The London Express describes professional pawners as women who pawn clothes and household goods for neighbors. They secure larger loans through intermediaries and provide pawn brokers with assurance of owner good faith and leverage in case of default.
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London
London Express
It Was a Fine Cod Painted by William M Chase
The Philadelphia Record recounts how artist William M Chase hired a fish, painted it in two hours, and sold the work to the Corcoran Art Gallery in Washington for 2000 dollars. He informed the fish dealer who had rented the cod of the sale price, and the dealer replied it was a fine cod.
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William M. Chase
Corcoran Art Gallery
Washington
The Maid's Reply Exchange Scene
A man asks if he may kiss her in French and she replies with a playful mispronunciation Billet deux. The exchange shows a flirtatious exchange centered on language and consent.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
Shutt Drug Co
Uncle Sam
Emma Fry
Sam
Ed. Krebs
Carrie Schnuelle
Jiller
Sidney, Nebr
Poland
China
Victor Anderson
Burlington
Harry, Greider
Wagegoner Bros
Baltimore
J. W. Fouts
Kansas City
Waggoner Bros
Murdock
Arapahoe, Nebr
Asa Colman
Oakland
Ethel. Marsh
Tassie
Bloomington
Bowling Green
Mro
Fo Il Spearey
Elizabeth
Rush
Oklahoma
McManes
Commercial Avenue
Earl Pearce
W. F. Mudge
Red Cloud
F. D. Coburn
Coburn
THE
ST. Joseph
America
Kansas Department of Agriculture
Phillips Brooks
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