German shudders at rumors of Doctor Wilson
Mrs. F. W. Black and babies returned Wednesday evening from visiting at Nebraska City. Mrs. Hannah Ross Morris of Fairbury has been visiting at the editor's domicile since Sunday. Mrs. Nancy Clark's nephew Andrew McKarth of Gilman Ia has been visiting here since Saturday. Miss Mary Patton who had visited there with relatives since before the picnic returned Monday to Burr Nebr.
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F. W. Black and Babies
Nebraska City
Hannah Ross Morris
Fairbury
Nancy Clark
Andrew McKarth
Gilman, Ia
Mary Patton
Burr, Nebr
Horse for Sale and Local Building Update
Horse for sale described as a good safe single driver. Erie Roelfs is rebuilding and enlarging the residence on his farm three miles west of Diller. L M Cavett and C L Gear are doing the carpenter work. Miss Ethel Smith of Plymouth visits Diller with companions from Culberston and Vian.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Erie Roelfs
Diller
L. M. Cavett
L. Gear
Ethel Smith
Plymouth
Alvina, Wilhelma
Will Hoelck
Culberston
Nebr
Mary Wrigley
Vian
Okla
Nebraska draft call heads to Ft. Riley in September
The first 40 percent of the state’s drafted men will depart for Ft. Riley next Wednesday September 19. The list of those called is expected to be announced soon.
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Nebraksa
Ft. Riley
Has High Optaion of Chamberlain's
The fragmentary text mentions Chamberlain and options but lacks clear context or coherent details to confirm events, quotes, or outcomes. Further readable material is needed to extract a definitive headline and summary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Roseman Family Reunites Nearby After Move to California
Mr and Mrs Gus Roseman former residents of the commodity who moved to California years ago arrived Saturday and are visiting with old friends and neighbors Mr and Mrs Geo Riddle and his brother Frank Roseman and family six miles south of Diller.
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Gus Roseman
The
California
Geo. Riddle
Frank Roseman
Diller
Elmo Hadely Reaches Wessington Springs Market
Elmo Hadely traveled to Wessington Springs South Dakota last week to erect brick store wallets for Carl and Max Habicht. Wesington Sprites corn yields impress while wheat averages about 25 bushels per acre.
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Elmo Hadely
Wessington Spring
South Dakota
Carl
Max Habicht
Wesnington Sprites
Congressmen Sloan Announces Naval Academy Vacancies
Congressman Sloan states two vacancies are available at the Naval Academy in Annapolis for ages 16 to 20 and two at West Point for residents of his district aged 17. The notice outlines eligibility and the chance to serve in military education programs.
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Sloan
Naval Academy
Annapore
West Point
Local Visits Highlight Gage County Upson School Notes
Miss Dora Willems teaches at Upson school in Gage county. John Starr visited relatives in Superior from Friday evening to Sunday noon. Mrs. Homer Ramsey traveled from Beatrice to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Brandt this week.
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Dora Willems
Upson
Gage County
John Starr
Superior
Homer Ramsey
Beatrice
Chas. Brandt
Henry Fouts Returns to Lincoln Law Studies
Henry Fouts travels to Lincoln to resume his studies in the law department at the State University.
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Henry Fouts
Lincoln
State University
For Sale Press Drill and New Dempster Corn Drill
For sale a single press drill in good condition and a Dempster corn drill. Joe Hiatt and Mr and Mrs J D Fanders returned from Omaha with a Buick car. Mr Fanders holds the local agency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hiatt
J.D. .Fanders
Omaha
Mrs Griffin Visits Return of Beatrice Resident
Mrs Griffin, who had traveled here with her brothers Harlan and Elias Hadley and other relatives, returned yesterday to her home at Beatrice.
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Mrs. Griffin
Harlan
Elias Hadley
Beatrice
Niebrugges Visit Nebraska Family Return Home
Mr. and Mrs. Niebrugge with their daughter Mrs. Julius Damme and family visited and returned yesterday to their home in Cook Nebraska.
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Niebrugge
Julius Damme
Cook, Nebr
Ensleys Plan Winter Visit to Onawa Iowa
Mr and Mrs Ensley with their two young children departed Saturday by automobile for Onawa Iowa to spend the winter with relatives.
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Ensley . Carmichael
Onawa
Iowa
Packer Family Visits In Wood River Roots
Mr and Mrs Julius Packer and two children drove in last Friday from Wood River to visit his father Jas Packer Sr and other Diller relatives, then returned home.
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Julius Packer
Wood River
Jas, Packer, Sr
Oe Diller
Warning on Public Roads Amid National Strain
A Polk Progress editorial urges attention to neglected public roads as the nation concentrates on production. It warns that poor roads will worsen hardships and hinder economic efforts during upcoming winter rains.
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Polk
Gage County Fair Offers Stock Judging Prize
The Gage County Fair Association offers twenty five dollar cash prizes for a boys and girls live stock judging contest. County Agricultural Agent L. Nease will judge the event to be held on the big day of the fair in the afternoon. Contestants must be under 18 or younger. Admission to the grounds is free. Classes of cattle will be judged with special score cards and instructions provided to each participant.
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Gage County
Argiculural
Ember
Erie
Gar field amputation and piano services noted
Readable lines show a garbled note about Gar field and amp etation tied to coal and piano work by W. L. & Breen of York. It instructs to leave orders at the Record office.
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W. L. & Breen
York
Jefferson County adopts aid road resolution for state and federal funds
At the Fairbury adjourned meeting on August 11 1917 the Jefferson County Board of Commissioners approved applying for state and federal road funds. The plan covers a road from JHarbine and Jansen through Fairbury toward the county line two miles east of Gilead with sections in Townships 3 2 8 and 4 east along specific section lines to the Sixth principal meridian.
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Fairbury
Jharbine, Jansen
Gilead
Board of County Commissioners of
Jefferson County
Nebraksa
Court House
United States
Nebrasa
Section
Township 3
Wasteful rail losses urge action to save live stock
An historic plea highlights the $100000 annual cost from trains on rail rights of way, urging live stock owners to confine animals, improve fences, and cattle guards, and road crews to take precautions to prevent stock strikes and protect national resources.
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Alle
Rate of Seeding Wheat in Nebraska Fields
Early sowing on a well prepared seed bed uses less seed. Four pecks per acre suits eastern Nebraska, while western Nebraska may require less. North Platte five year test shows 2 pecks yield only 1.3 bushels less than 5 pecks on summer tilled land, due to better standing and thriftier stand under favorable conditions.
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Nebraska
Nebrasa
North Platte
Corn Fodder to Save Livestock Amid Feed Shortage
Facing a meat and dairy shortage, farmers in Nebraska Colorado and Wyoming are sacrificing breeding stock due to grain and hay scarcity. The piece urges building silos to preserve the corn crop, feed livestock with silage, and reduce losses before spring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Colorado
Wyoming
Women So Engaged in Knitting Across America
The piece notes that while women would take work as needed, they are largely busy tending to knitting tasks at home and in various settings, reflecting a domestic focus in the era.
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America
Faith in Chamberlain's Cath Diarrhees Father Writ
Fragmentary note mentions W H Williams of Stanely and a reference to Chamberlain. The readable text hints at a personal connection or letter but provides no clear event or date.
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Great
Chamberlain
W. H. Williams
Stanely
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