Pantry Hospital a Patchwork Of Nutty Conversational Puns
Folklore humor recounted from the Pantry Hospital with talking foods expressing moods and misadventures. Other local notes record Chas. W. Pol campaigning in Diller, a band picnic at Odell, and travel visits by James and Calvin Sparks.
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Chas. W. Pol
Diller
United Band
Odell
James and
Calvin Sparks
Diller and Ellis
Bloomington
Ill
Lexington
Oregon
Ford
W. N. Sparks
Railroads urged to place crossing signs to reduce accidents
The Telegram of Worcester Mass suggests railroads should install stop look and listen signs at all grade crossings. It claims motorists might blow their horn under these conditions to prevent collisions.
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Worcester
Mass
Louise Leaper Works in Odell Night Shift
County commissioners convene in Fairbury for regular session on October 7. Louise Leaper traveled to Odell for work yesterday.
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Louise Leaper
Odell
Fairbury
Mr and Mrs Leo Specht Visit Fairbury Relatives
Mr Leo Specht and Mrs Isabella Raymond motored to Fairbury Tuesday and spent the afternoon with relatives.
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Leo. Specht
Isabella Raymond
Fairbury
Burlington section crew adjusts hours to 8 am to 5 pm
The Burlington section crew has changed their working hours to 8 a.m. to 5 p.m., an hour later than during the summer months.
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Burlington
Nebraska Farmers Set to Earn Record 1924 Crop Revenue
Nebraska farmers will realize more than 500 million dollars from the 1924 crops. The Omaha chamber of commerce reports a statewide business revival is clearly noticeable as a result of the bumper harvest and favorable market conditions.
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Nebraska
Omaha Chamber of Commerce
Farmer Elmer Greider Weds Beatrice Resident Mrs Lemon
Rumor says Elmer Greider a young farmer from northeast of Diller married Mrs Lemon of Beatrice. The ceremony's date and place are not disclosed. If true, the Record extends congratulations.
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Elmer Greider
Diller
Lemon
Beatrice
Diller Lincoln club meeting changes monthly date
Diller Lincoln club met at Mrs J W Miller home with Mrs Nina Schultz assisting. Only out of town guest was Mrs L J Seaman from Davenport Ia. A short business meeting changed the date to the first Friday each month. Mrs Joe Blair assisted in serving luncheon. Lincoln Star. Advertisement for Lincoln Journal sale and campaign reports noted.
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Diller-Lincoln Club
J. W. Miller
Nina Schultz
L. J. Seaman
Davenport
Joe Blair
Lincoln Star
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Run Down Condition Notice
Those in a run down condition will notice that Catarrh bothers. The ad promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a remedy for catarrh to restore health and vitality.
Local visitors arrive from Osceola for weekend stay
Odell resident Cotgreseman McLaughlin was discussed as a local figure, while Lloyd Callander of Osceola spent Sunday and Monday with his parents Mr and Mrs M Callander in town.
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Cotgreseman McLaughlin
The
Odell Soo Sienla A
Lloyd Callander
Osceola
Mrs. M. Callander
Mrs Green Heads East To Visit Maw Family
Mrs. H. H. Green left on the early train this morning to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Maw at McDonald Kansas.
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H. H. Green
Mre
S. D. Maw
McDonald, Kan
Sign at Kingston crossing urges brake use to save flowers
A Kingston Indiana grade crossing sign reads Lay it with brakes and save the flowers. The note from Exchange emphasizes cautious braking at rail crossings.
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Kingston
Ind
Local Man Returns for Checkup After Kansas City Operation
R. L. Oaks underwent an operation in a Kansas City hospital and has returned home. He visited the hospital again last week for a routine checkup to ensure his recovery. He is expected to be home in a few days.
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Chicago
R. L. Oaks
Kansas City
Y M C A Secretary Visits Jefferson County
Mr W H Leask county Y M C A secretary from Jefferson county visited Fairbury yesterday to discuss high school activities and promote the organization. He succeeds Mr Fitch and shows strong enthusiasm for the work.
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W. H. Leask
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Leask
Fitch
Stop Yer Kickin and Get a Grind
An up tempo exhortation urges readers to abandon complaint and pursue work and self improvement. It counsels focus on success, greeting neighbors with energy, and taking action to earn and seize better days.
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Diller State Bank
Mel Rose
Oskaloosa Herald
Lincoln Journal
Jack London
J. W. Fouts
Cornbelt Lumber
NEBR
C. L. Geer
Mgr
McCormick
John Deere
Jennie Lind
Hay
Harrow
Holland
Rock Island
Brieg Cups
Col. J. H. Waddell
Herman Sasse Citizens State Bank
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