Weather and community notes from Beatrice district
Weather forecast for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States calls for fair weather and moderate temperatures through Sept 8 to 11, then local showers, followed by fair conditions. The column also chronicles travels to the Lincoln state fair, school openings, marriages, and local visits including Alfred Hutchinson and Bertha Fishwood, and Beatrice residents’ activities.
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington, D.C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Degree of Honor Insurance Rates for A D U W Members
Members of the A D U W are advised to join the Degree of Honor to carry more insurance. Rates per $1,000 range from 0.65 to 0.80 dollars across age brackets, with specific figures given for various ages. The text outlines progressive costs to extend coverage beyond current limits.
Price Couple Visit In Kansas City Vacation
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur E Price traveled to Kansas City last Saturday for his annual vacation visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. P W Price and are not expected home before Monday.
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Arthur E.price
Kansas City
P. W. Price
Wisconsin trip shooter Waggoner tops Wisner 500
Cal Waggoner returned yesterday from a shooting tournament in Wisner Nebraska where he led with a 97 per hundred in a 500 yard event and earned 84 dollars.
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Cal
Waggoner
Wisner
Nebr
Carr Threshed Wheat After sixty days of effort
C E Carr harvested ten acres of wheat and reported about 25 bushels per acre. The grain is bleached yet plump and sound, suitable for use as seed.
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E. Carr
Colder August Records Set in Government Summary
The government weather bureau reports August as the coldest in 29 years with a mean of 68 and a normal of 74.73. Maximum 107 and minimum 42 occurred near the month’s end. Rainfall totaled 5.57 inches, 1.86 inches above the 30 year average, with 12 hail days and 11 thunderstorm days. Beatrice Sun.
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Government Weather Bureau
Beatrice Sun
Local residents Mr and Mrs Pulec move to Diller
Mr and Mrs John Pulec from Clifton Kansas return to make Diller their home occupying their residence on Castor street as household goods arrived Wednesday.
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John Pulec
Clifton
Kan
Diller
Castor Street
Lamb-laden loads to pasture on fields for weed control
F. W. Steffen received Sunday two double decked car loads of lambs, five hundred twenty four in all, to pasture on his stubble fields and road sides. The animals will help suppress weeds and fatten for a later market.
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F. W. Steffen
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed by Montpelier Resident
None Equal to Chamberlain's I have tried most all cough cures and find there is none that equal Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It has never failed to give me prompt relief writes W V Harner Montpelier Ind When you have a cold give this remedy a trial and see for yourself what a splendid medicine it is Obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
W. V. Harner
Montpelier
Ind
Warning on Silo Asphyxiation Dangers for Farmers
Farmers are urged to avoid death from carbon dioxide buildup during silo filling. Keep doors open, do not stay in fresh silage, and start the blower before entering. If work pauses, reenter only after the blower runs a few minutes, especially in pit silos. Department of Agricultural Chemistry College of Agriculture.
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Department of Agricultural Chemistry
College of Agriculture
Edith Rohrbaugh Weds Dedrick Willems in Septa Roanoke Home
Edith Rohrbaugh, eldest daughter of Ex Co Com Chas Rohrbaugh, married Dedrick Willems of Minnesota on Thursday Sept 2 at the Rohrbaugh home. Rev E S Grimes officiated under a bower of golden rod and ferns with Miss Margaret Jones playing the wedding march. Guests and fifty relatives attended as Miss Lola served refreshments, and the couple will establish their home in Minnesota.
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Ex-Co. Com
Chas. Rohrbaugh
Edith
Dedrick Willems
Minnesota
Margaret Jones
Margaret Grimes
E. S. Grimes
Opening of School Inspires New Students and Board in Diller
The Board of Education inaugurated the term with 6 High School enrollment as of Monday September 6. President B F Lightner urged students to adapt to their new environment to act rightly despite criticism and to stay loyal to teachers and peers. Principal remarks praised discipline and character, while updates in facilities safety and equipment showed the district’s readiness drawing more rural students.
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Board of Education
B. F. Lightner
JS. W. Fouts
Diller
Portraits of fall dancers hint at clothes shortage worldwide
The piece notes a scarcity of garments suggested by portraits of fall classical dancers. It references President Yuan Shih-kai of China and urges a view of Europe’s anxious monarchs before pursuing imperial plans.
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Yuan Shih-kai
China
Europe
Adler-i-ka marketed as thorough bowel cleanser by local drug firm
Special notice from Shutt Drug Co. declares exclusive Diller agency for Adler-i-ka mix of buckthorn bark and ge ee. Claiming it relieves almost any constipation or upset stomach with one spoonful and no griping, touting instant action and safety for appendicitis prevention.
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Adler-i-ka
Adler-ika
Shutt Drug Co
Worth Their Weight in Gold
Miss Clara E. Driggs of Elba New York endorses Chamberlain's Tablets as quick relief for headache dizziness and digestive liver discomfort calling them worth their weight in gold and noting they are obtainable everywhere.
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Chamberlain
Clara E. Driggs
Elba
N. Y
Shea Equity Meeting Attended by Local Residents
A Saturday night Equity meeting in Shea drew attendees including Shea items owner Shea and Vinton Logan and Don Gridley. The event featured guests and a discussion of local affairs with plans for a new manager as Mr Bowers resigns.
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Vinton Logan
Don Gridley
Equity
Shea
Dick Willems
Ed. McCune
Owen Donnelly
Sarah
Burlington
Omaha
John
Novotny
Miss Mollie
Clara
Minnie Cinek
Odell
Ellis
Beatrice
Lowes
Dist
Helen Nida
Gill Bros
Endicott
Mr. Seager
Steele City
John Steinmetz
Diller
Pat Shea
Albert Steffen
Minnie Cinck
Karl Riddle
T. L. Rorhbaough
Jansen
Shea Equity
Bowers
George Banahan
Lewis Barber
Minnie
Mildred Cinek
John Novotny
South Omaha
Rock Island
Fairbury
Lewis Wagner
Joe Steffen
J. I. Case Steel
Obituary for Clark A. Blauser of Jefferson County Neb
Clark A Blauser born October 22 1875 in Gage County Nebraska died August 29 1915 in Denver Colorado from appendicitis after a long illness He lived in Diller Jefferson County and later Washington County Colorado and Akron He married Catherine Diller and had one son Bernard then married Minnie L Stewart with sons Benford and Harold C The funeral was August 31 at his home with I O O F attendance and many relatives and friends present
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Clark A. Blauser
Gage County
Nebr
St. Joseph's Hospital
Denver
Clark
Diller
Jefferson County
United Brothers Church
Catherine Diller
Bernard
Blauser
Benford
Harold C
Washington County
Colo
Akron
Springston
J. O. Blauser
Thos. P. Price
G. C. Blauser
Diller, Nebr
Myrtle Hogate
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Kodak
Steffen Studio
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Charles F. Marvin
Miller
Misa
Lucinda
Lanmann
Carmichael
True Thompson
Scott’ Miller
Ray Green
Emil Tarnow
Lincoln
C. L. Cherry
Wymore
John Cherry, Sr
Marie Strots
Boettcher
Germany
Carranza
Alfred Hutchinson
Bertha- Fishwood
Walden
Beatrice Express
Nancy” “Robertson
Mr. Linn
Shelby
Iowa
Bessie ” Cherry
Billy Sunday Campaign
The
Omaha Daily Bee
O.b.hill and Sons
Morris and
Frank
Tecumseh
Beatrice Papers
Nebraska
Diller Folks
Diller State Bank
Adi
Nat'l
Garrency
Total
Dacinel
State of
Jefereen
O. Maschere
Caueae
Uaacse Bank
Boa
Mayborn, Casuier
J. W. Fouts
Frank T. Pearce
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