For Sale and Local Notices from Beatrice
For sale two Kentucky drift and one H Saathoff item listed. Weddle ill this week. M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays. A A Eick on business trip to Fairbury yesterday. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose throat Fairbury Nebr. Corda Wiemers a freshman at state university this year. Call Ralph Beckman for painting and paper hanging. Eyes Examined Dr Adams successor to Dr Garland 1114 N 6th Beatrice. Ground in excellent condition and many farmers sowing wheat.
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Adams
Garland
N. 6Th. St
Beatrice
Moon and monuments at Fairbury prices in 1886 era
John H. Harms of Gilead succeeds J. D. Steiner as buyer for the Crittenden Grain Co. at this station. The note mentions F. A Moon and quality monuments in Fairbury Nebraska with prices and an establishment date of 1886.
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Moon
Fairbury
Nebr. Est
John H. Harms
Gilead
J. D. Steiner
Crittenden Grain Co
Reinholdt Family Vacation Visit to Remsen
Mr and Mrs Henry Reinholdt and their son Melvin from Remsen Indiana arrived last Wednesday to stay several weeks at the home of Mrs Reinholdts parents Mr and Mrs
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Henry Reinholdt
Melvin
Remsen, In
Lincoln State Fair Visit Restores Family Bonds
Mrs Oscar Amos and her son Dean along with Fern Raymond returned Saturday from Lincoln where they spent a day at the state fair and visited relatives.
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Oscar Amos
Dean
Fern Raymond
Lincoln
Mrs L G Takes Burlington Trip to Visit Family
Mrs L G will ride Burlington to Brush Colorado to see her son Walter and his family then continue to Minatare Nebraska to visit son Joe and his family.
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L. G
Burlington
Brush, Colo
Walter
Joe
Minatare
Nebr
Water in Indian Creek Near Bridge Rises Then Falls
Water in Indian Creek rose to within four to five feet of the bridge just south of town Tuesday, indicating higher levels than in months past, before beginning to recede.
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Indian Creek
Hathaway siblings linked to Mrs Snyder in school ties
Geo Hathaway and his sister once attended school with Mrs. Snyder in Saratoga, recalling long friendship from their youth.
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Geo. Hathaway
Saratoga the Hathaways
Snyder
Woman's Club Meeting at President's Home
The Woman's Club gathered at President Scott Miller's home Tuesday afternoon for a talk on Arbor Lodge and Denver and vicinity. Guest Mrs. B H Shott attended. Dainty refreshments were served by the hostess.
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Woman’s Club
Scott Miller
Arbor Lodge
Denver
BH. K. Shott
Filler Memo Notes on Upcoming Meeting and Humor Readings
The fragment notes Mrs Angell reading two humorous pieces and mentions a September 28 meeting with Mrs Francie Wallace. It references vacation memories and unspecified topics, with scattered garbled text about planning and roll miscellany.
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Angell
Francie Wallace
Windy storm damages across farms and towns
A recent storm dropped up to three quarters of an inch of rain with strong winds causing farm damage. West of town a Marten Fadders garage and a chicken house were wrecked. Several farms near Steele City Ellis and Beatrice reported destroyed windmills, houses, granaries, and leveled buildings. The Blue River reportedly overflowed its banks at Beatrice.
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Marten
Ivan Freeman
John Specht
Pearly Nickeson
Frank Garten
Herman Thimm
Beatrice
Mrs A E Southwick Heads to Omaha for Treatments
Mrs A E Southwick, who recently visited the Mayo clinic, will depart tomorrow to undergo medical treatments in Omaha.
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A. E. Southwick
Mayo Clinic
Omaha
Young Boy Injured Playing With Lawn Mower Near Diller
Gerald Schweinler a three year old boy living four miles west of Diller sustained severe injuries yesterday when he fell on a lawn mower. He nearly severed one thumb and badly cut the other. taken to Dr Diehl for treatment.
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Gerald Schweinler
Diller
Harvest Festival Visit Spreads Through Humboldt Family
Miss Esther Glathar and her brother Robert traveled Tuesday with their father William Glathar grandmother Mrs John Glather and Aunt Emma to visit relatives and attend Humboldt harvest festival. Mrs Wm Glathar with their son William and daughter Mildred joined yesterday and plan to return Saturday.
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Esther Glathar
Robert
Wm. Glathar
John Glather
Emma
Humboldt
William
Mildred
Treat Wheat Thoropy for Smut
Copper carbonate dust effectively controls smut in wheat when properly applied. Mixing quality matters. use a revolving container or mixer to ensure full coverage. Hand treatment works best with a 30 gallon barrel treating half bushel at a time, turning the barrel 30 times.
Diller Church Items Highlight Regional Meeting Attendance
Rev and Mrs McCallister with Glenn Shanks left Tuesday for Nebraska to attend the annual Methodist Episcopal Church session in progress there. No preaching next Sunday at Diller church. Sunday School and League at usual hours with a male quartet singing. Women's Association missionary meeting postponed from this week to next week Thursday.
Rainy Roadblocks Keep Church Plans On Hold
The Federated Community Church notes gratitude for rain yet reports travel hazards. Attendance questions arise when roads are bad and health a concern, with a conference meeting postponed from last Tuesday to next Tuesday the 21st.
Little White Rooster Learns to Be Content
A prideful Little White Rooster struts, eyes the tin cans, and crows on the front steps. A girl asks about visitors and Grandpa, then a green paint mishap leaves him with painted wings. After the scrub, he resolves to be content with his appearance.
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White Rooster
Little White Rooster
Little White
Linna
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Big Lively Girl
Coming Sunday Precedes Synod Convention at Hanover
St Pauls Evangelical Lutheran and Pastor Otto Bergfelder call all to attend the final Sunday before the synod convention in Hanover Nebraska. Sunday school at 9 30 a m worship and preaching with the David and Jonathan theme. Confirmation prep begins in October with enrollment and book collection urged.
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Hanover
Nebr
David
Saul
Jonathan
Rebersal
Early Blackbird Gathering Sparks Speculation on Winter Strategy
An observer notes unusually early blackbird congregations and wonders if the birds are debating migration plans or weather cues. The piece muses on why the flock convened before usual and what their conversations might entail.
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Beatrice
Nebraska’s Vast State Assets and Road Progress In 1920s
The roundup lists Nebraska’s holdings: 22 million unsold school lands, 8 million in hospitals prisons and reformatories, 8 million in normal schools, 7 million in the University system, plus a capstone 9 million capital building cost. It details university values and state endowments, highway expansions totaling 3 447 miles graded, 2 100 miles graveled, and 153 miles surfaced. It notes six trust funds and total resources of over 13 million with charity and penal institutions valued at about 8.42 million.
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Nebraska
University of Nebraska
State Farm
Agriculture School
Curtis
State Medical College
Omaha
Union
North Platte
Scottebluff
Valentine
University
Sioux City
Falls City
Kansas Line
Lincoln
Holdrege
Gothenburg
O’neill
Fremont
Beatrice
Wymore
Permanent School
Permanent University
Agricultural College
Normal School
Permanent Soldiers Relief
Bessy Memorial
The Emergency Pantry Home Help for the Busy Hostess
Home economist outlines an emergency pantry shelf as a quick answer for unexpected guests. Evaporated milk, preserves, bread, butter, tea, and cookies enable rapid, hospitable meals without long shopping runs or kitchen disruption.
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Jon
Bridge Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Kentucky Drift
H. Saathoff
Weddle
A. A. Eick
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Corda Wiemers
The
State University
Ralph Beckman
Womans Club
B. B. Kensington
W. S. McCallister
Women’s Association
Federated Community Church
W. F. Clark
C. C. Barnett
Meta H
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