Weather forecast for Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States
Charles F. Marvin Chief Weather forecast for the week beginning Wednesday Sept 22 1915 issued by the U S Weather Bureau Washington D C for the Upper Mississippi Valley and Plains States Fair weather and moderate temperature the first half of the week although frosts are probable Wednesday in the Upper Mississippi Valley The weather has been warmer and unsettled by the middle of the week with scattered showers The latter part of the week will be generally fair
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U. S. Weather Bureau
Washington
D. C
Mississippi Valley
Plains States
Busy on the Farm by Howard C. Kegley
A humorous diary style portrait of John and Lizzie working a farm. John experiments with new machines to boost milk and fodder, including a patent milk divider and concrete feed structure. Lizzie helps when possible as the couple grooms gear and plans for better yields, while Howard C. Kegley notes the household’s restless inventiveness.
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John
Lizzie
Miss Verna Lathrop Visits From Diller to Guide Rock
Miss Verna Lathrop a former teacher in Diller public schools second primary department visited friends here Saturday and Sunday now teaching in city schools at Guide Rock.
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Verna Lathrop
Diller Public Schools
Guide Rock
Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised In Letter from Montpelier
A citation from W. V. Harner of Montpelier extols Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as superior to other cures and promises prompt relief. The letter encourages readers with a cold to try the medicine, noting its wide availability.
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Chamberlain
W. V. Harner
Montpelier, Inc
Grasshopper Devastations Hit New Mexico Reclamation Lands
Grasshoppers have destroyed alfalfa corn and other crops across several New Mexico counties and left ranges bare. Settlers on the 20 000 acre government reclamation project near Carlsbad are reported to be suffering severely.
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New Mexico
Carlsbad
Hay shear accident injures Paul Logan and hand
Paul Logan lost the end of the thumb on his right hand and badly fascerated two fingers while a hay pully caught them on a Wednesday. Mrs A Tinstman and Billy Tinstman moved with a husband to the Eaton property on Castor street yesterday. Chamberlains Tablets praised by Miss Clara E Driggs Elba NY as quick relief for headaches dizziness and torpid liver symptoms.
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Paul Logan
Tinstman
Eaton
Castor Street
Billy Tinstman
Chamberlain
Clara E
Time to Plant Bulbs and Garden Bed Prep
The article advises planting bulbs as they appear in markets. Apply well rotted manure to cleared beds. Tulips and hyacinths suit formal effects, iris massing is attractive, narcissus and jonquil suit shrubbery. A landscape gardener recommends depths and spacings for crocus, snowdrop, jonquil, narcissus, tulip, hyacinth and lily.
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University Farm
Jonquil
Narcissus
Tulip
Hyacinth
Lily
Birthplace of Christ Now a Military Camp
Jerusalem reports from Palestine describe Bethlehem and surrounding regions as a growing military camp. Airships and planes patrol the Holy Land while English French and Russian troops are repurposed as barracks. Armored car roads rise between Judea and Jerusalem as camel couriers link camps to Turkish command.
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Jerusalem
Associated Press
Bethlethem
Bote Aus Zion
the Messenger From
Earth
Palestine
Holy Land
Egypt
School Column Highlights Class Activities and Enrollment
The Senior class reorganized led by Paul Beckwith with Dora Willems as vice president and race Watson as secretary treasurer. Enrollment totals 162 with 97 in grades and 65 in high school. Activities include a weenie roast, field trips, experiments in geography physiology and agriculture, glacier maps, and Bible study resuming. The Ak-Sar-Ben parade in Omaha is noted with plans for a grand review during carnival week.
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Munday
Paul Beckwith
Dora Willems
Race Watson
Clifford Sparks
Mr. Westcott
Diller School
Hiawatha
Quivera
Ak-Sar-Ben
Omaha
Slang and the Rise of a Distinct Language
An essay noting how slang evolves to a distinct voice from English. It cites a ballroom scene where slang exchanges reveal social attitudes and age gaps, then contrasts Roosevelt era rhetoric with modern political speech. The piece argues that slang users may possess real savvy rather than roughness.
DILLER DRUGGIST PLEASES CUSTOMERS
The Shutt Drug Co reports customers praise the QUICK action of a simple buckthorn bark and glycerine mixture Adler-ika. One spoonful drains foul matter from the bowels relieving almost any constipation or sour stomach and is claimed to be effective in appendicitis. Instant action is highlighted.
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Shutt Drug Co
Adler-ika
For sale lumber frame building north of harbor shop
A request to purchase the lumber and frame building north of the harness shop is noted. Volney Raymond at the harness shop is the contact. Mrs. Sam Batton had visited recently with her brother H. E. Grape and family and returned home. In Kansas City Patrice McElwee, homestead claimant near Little Horse Creek Wyoming, arrived to spend winter with Diller relatives.
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Volney Raymond
Sam Batton
H. E. Grape
Kansas City
Patrice McE]lwee
Little Horse Creek
Wyo
Diller
Mrs Peck of Gates Credits Chamberlains Tablets
A Gates New York woman reports relief from biliousness and constipation after using two bottles of Chamberlains Tablets. The note claims a year ago she found the remedy effective and affordable with wide availability.
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Chas. Peck
Gates, N. Y
Chamberlain
Does Your Church Need Money Plan Ad
A church funding pitch offers a new plan to raise money for churches and women's clubs with no investment required. Send for full particulars by contacting the advertiser or handing the ad to church leaders.
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Ladies Aid Society
Local Peddler Sells Bleached Plows At Reduced Price
Notice from J D Fanders states a few bleached gang and sukly plows are on hand and will be sold at a reduced price.
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J.D. Fanders
Suggestions on Seed Corn Selection
Unusual conditions this year favor early field selection of seed corn. Seed corn may be selected in the stiff dough stage if properly cured, but vitality may be uncertain if earlier. Drying must begin promptly to prevent mold. keep ears from touching during drying. Use rainproof buildings with good air circulation and above freezing temperatures. A year old seed corn is satisfactory. Department of Experimental Agronomy College of Agriculture.
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Department of Experimental Agronomy College of Agriculture
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Charles F. Marvin
John Farms
Liz
Howard C. Kegley
Nebraska
Iowa
Omaha, Nebraska
Birthplace of Christ
Boston Symphony Orchestra
West
Wortham
Samson
Nix
Pavlova
Lil’ Ol’ Kidder
Diller Druggist
Waggoner Bros
Goods Magazine
West 41St St
New York City
Loock & Habicht
the New Way Store
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