Lodge Directory and Masonic Group Meeting Schedule
Lodge No 206 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meets first and third Wednesdays in Masonic Hall. Naomi No 44 Order Eastern Star meets first and third Tuesdays. Diller Camp No 1662 Modern Woodmen meets first and third Saturdays. AOUW Lodge No 188 meets second and fourth Saturdays. Pleasant Lodge No 96 Degree of Honor meets second and fourth Fridays. Knights of Pythias San Grail No 141 meets first and third Thursdays. G A R Post No 245 meets first and third Saturdays. WRC Nickajack Relief Corps No 60 meets first and third Wednesdays at 8 oclock p m. Visiting members welcomed.
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Ind Wednex
Masonic Hall
As. C. W. Tomemaker
W. N. Spans
W-Gounell Com
C. E
Naomi
Order Eastern Star
M. W
A. Diller
U. W. Ler Lodge
Ancient Order United Workmen
Pepwatts Hall
Pleazant Lodge
K. of P. San Grail Lodge
Knights of Pythias
G. A. R. Anes Post
Io Masonic Hall
Im A
Star of Jupiter fraternal order meeting notice
Fraternal benevolent organization for men and women announcing monthly meetings held Friday evenings at the Masonic hall. The text notes a regular gathering time but is cut off, showing emphasis on the group’s inclusive membership and venue.
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Star OF Jupiter
Presbyterian Church Directory Entry
Presbyterian Church presents Sunday services both morning and evening with Sunday School at 10:00. Christian Church holds Lord's Day services morning and evening. Prayer meeting Wednesday evenings. Pastor W. T. King.
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Presbyterian Church
Ecker
Christian Church
Baye
PS. C
Ovety
W.T. King
Methodist Episcopal Church Service Times
Preaching every alternate Sunday at 11 o'clock am and Sunday school at 7:30 am noted in a local church notice. The fragment references a Methodist Episcopal Church schedule for worship and education sessions.
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Methodist Episcopal Church
Paniesania
A. A . Saas Seay
Smallpox Reports Lead to School Closures in Beatrice
Reports indicate smallpox cases in west Beatrice prompting closure of public schools in that area as authorities seek containment. Local health officials urge residents to follow vaccination and isolation guidelines.
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West Beatrice
Publc
Readalike ad teases fairbury circus and refunds
A fragment mentions John Ward visiting Moana City with his daughter. Landlord McManes complains a theft of bags and cigars. The Hub promotes its 2 page ad in preparation for Fairbury circus day, urging readers to tell Mr Weil they saw the ad to claim a liberal refund offer.
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John Ward
M. Wright
Star
Moana City
Hub
Fairbury
Weil
Diller
Pallyoud
Willie Diller Hurt By Horse Kick In Yard
Willie Diller, son of Mr and Mrs Hod Diller, ran behind Mr Uallin's horse and was kicked on the head side but escaped serious injury as he was close to the animal. The article notes a cold snap with ice on standing water and light impacts on early oats and crops. Peaches and cherries were not damaged due to late season advancement.
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Willie Diller
Umbrella Turned Inside Out Sparks Rainy Exchange
A rainy day scene outside a theater shows a woman struggling with a broken umbrella and a young man in a yellow mackintosh offering little help. A shoe polisher intervenes, quickly fixes the umbrella by keeping the ribs steady, and vanishes with a gleam of coin as the gentleman departs.
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Brella
Chicago
Bad Trade in the Kienditz Claim Swap
A returned miner recalls a failed gold claim swap where two friends traded sides hoping to boost yield. The exchange left both parties empty handed while a third man profited, illustrating the gamble and rough fortune of staking sessions in the Kienditz.
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Kienditz
Gina Rani
Hog On Track Fears Of Veteran St Louis Railman
Fred W. Dean of St. Louis, a 30 year locomotive fireman turned head of a line’s mechanical department, recalls the railroad fear of a hog on the track. He explains engineers dread hogs more than sheep or cattle, noting the hog’s proximity to the rail and bulk that can derail a locomotive.
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Fred W. Dean
St. Louis
Electric Headlights Transform Night Rail Safety Trials
The article reports on electric headlights for locomotives, detailing experiments by enginemen and the General Superintendent. It notes improved visibility, reduced reliance on acetylene lamps, and a notable incident where the bright electric beacon allowed a distant engine to be seen, enhancing safety on foggy nights.
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Lvert
Tenochimanious
Grafton
Fairman
Otis
Sldina
Basketmaking Fad In Brooklyn Arts Institute Exhibition
A Brooklyn art gallery displays a basket exhibition from the domestic art department showing round, oval, square and melon shaped baskets. Materials include raffia eelment rattan and grasses with natural colorings from local plants. The display features Indian baskets imbricated forms and palm leaf braids with varied dyes from vegetables.
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Brooklyn
Fiji Island
First Be a Man and Do Your Duty as Youth
Quote from Edward Everett Hale urging youths to become fully grown men as the path to success. The fragment emphasizes character over elective choices like engineer or clergyman and frames manhood as essential.
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Edward Everett Hak
Also Mentioned on This Page
Lodge Directory
A. FP
A. M
W.R.C. Nickajack Relief Corps
Church Directory
McManes
Ga Mach
Mac
Toote
Biddeka Zforie
AEP
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