Easter Eggs and Local Notices From Fairbury Nebr
Good Friday and a rainy Tuesday night frame this note from Fairbury Nebraska. It lists Brown Leghorn hatching eggs at 50c per setting and 3.50 per hundred, mentions Mrs Roy McCune and details about Beatrice employment for Clarence Steffen, plus burial obituary for Arnold Novotny and family visits among local residents including the Musser and Green families and a Lincoln trip by Mrs Ray Colman and Maxine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy McCune
Black Star Percheon Stallion Stands for Stud Fees
Advertisement states the Black Star Percheon stallion will stand one mile north and two east of Diller on the farm for $10.00 to insure in foal and $12.50 to stand and suck. Not responsible for accidents. Elmer Greider.
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Diller
Elmer Greider
Strawhacker Farm
Steele City
A. E. Southwick
Cattle Sales Prompted by F Hartzel at St Joe Market
F Hartzel drove three carloads of cattle to the St Joe market Monday. The cattle had been fed in his lots just south of town and sold well but were a touch too large for the market chat day.
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F. Hartzel
St. Joe
Rhode Island Red Eggs for Hatching Available
Two fine docks advertise single comb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching priced at 15 dollars per set of males and 6 and 8 dollars per 100. Orders ahead preferred. contact J. E. Osborn in Ellis Nebraska at Diller phone 217 04.
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Rhode Island
Diller
J. E. Osborn
Ellis
Nebr
For Sale Two Red Pulled Bull Calves
For sale two red pulled bull calves weighing 300 and 600 pounds. Paul S. Beck with 11 Mr and Mrs A Mayborn returned Friday from visiting their son and family at Beatrice. Mrs William Caylor of Crab Orchard is here visiting her daughters Mrs Chas Lukas and Mrs Ira Pisce. Benford Bell Auburn high school principal spent weekend with his parents H A Bell. Mr and Mrs T C Rand and son Richard attended the funeral of Mrs Geo Bridgeport in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul S. Beckwith
Mrs. A. Mayborn
Beatrice
William Caylor
Crab Orchard
Chas. Lukas
Ira Pisce
Benford Bell
Auburn High School
H. A. Bell
T. C. Rand
Richard
Geo. Bridgeport
Rande
Fairbury
Mr and Mrs Rutz Move To Portland Ore
Mr and Mrs Henry Rutz left Monday to establish their home in Portland Oregon after visiting a few days with their brother in law and family Mr and Mrs Henry Arntt.
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Henry Rutz
Henry Arntt
Portland
Ore
Divorce Granted to Kiowa County Man
Harry Remley of Kiowa county receives a final decree of divorce in the county court. He is now district agent for the Home Ios Co for that portion of Colorado.
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Harry Remley
Kiowa County
Colo
Remley
Ios. Co
Colorado
Public sale of duroc gilts at Murrays Feed Yard
A truck load of duroc bred gilts will be delivered to you free. Public sale of these gilts at Murrays Feed Yard in Nebr on Wednesday afternoon April 15. For details call F C Crocker Beatrice Nebraska.
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Murrays Feed Yard
Nebr
F. C. Crocker
Beatrice
Womans Club Meeting Set for April Evening
The Womans club plans a meeting on April 13 at 8 with Mrs Diller and Mrs Ballard. Mrs Green and others will share reminiscences and songs in the program.
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Womans Club
Diller
Mise Ballard
Harry Green
Will
Tristman Returns from Kansas City Hospital
Clint Tristman came back Tuesday morning after a brief hospital stay for an operation in Kansas City. Projections of a long hot summer draw predictions from prophets and others about the coming season.
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Clint Tristman
Kansas City
State University students return to Lincoln for reopening
Oliver Diehl Audry Diller and Hazel Hagerman State University students spent spring vacation at home and returned to Lincoln on Wednesday to be ready for the school's reopening the next morning.
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Oliver Diehl
Audry Diller
Hazel Hagerman
State University
Lincoln
Federated Church Ladies Plan April 18 Supper and Bazaar
The Federated church women announce their annual supper and bazaar to be held at city hall on April 18. All church women are urged to contribute items for the bazaar. Mr and Mrs R L Oaks returned Saturday from Kansas City where they stayed weeks with relatives near the hospital where Mr Oaks received treatment. He now appears more like himself.
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Federated Chur
R. L. Oaks
Kansas City
Mr. Oaks
Diller Recruits Lincoln Men for Midweek Fishing Trip
Ui Z Diller rode down from Lincoln at the week's start and after some wheedling persuaded local boys to go fishing on Wednesday. Hod would say convincing the lads to fish was easier than catching the fish themselves in the outing.
Phi Beta Kappa Honor For Audrey Diller At State University
Audrey Diller of Diller was elected to Phi Beta Kappa, the national honorary scholarship fraternity founded at William and Mary College in 1776, as about one eighth of the graduating class earns the distinction. The class ranged from a low average of 95.88 percent to a high of 98.38.
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Audrey Diller
Diller
Phi Beta Kappa
William and Mary College
April Kensington F. S. S. meeting at W. E. Anderson home
The April Kensington gathering of the Federated Sisterhood met Friday afternoon for needlework and games. A stunt game titled Federated choir on Easter morn pleased all. Members toured a zoo with fanciful animal displays and odd creatures. Mrs Wagover resigned as chair. Mrs W F Clark elected Vice President. Plans for an Easter Bazaar and a missionary tea in June were set. Refreshments were served by a committee. guests included Mesdames Hughes Colman and others. Misses Beulah Maxine Colman attended.
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W. E. Anderson
Waggover
W. F. Clark
Ester
Harry Gregory
Paul Beckwith
Clinton Tristman
Woods
Mesdames Hughes
Colman
Cora Colman
Thompson
Beulah
Maxine Colman
Birth of a Girl in Endicott Beatrice Family News
A seven pound girl was born April 4 to Mr and Mrs Glenn Riddle of the Endicott neighborhood at the home of her mother Mrs Walter Nutter in Fairbury. Mrs Alice Carey and Mrs A C Hollander with daughter Mary of Ardmore South Dakota visited their brother in law Mr G H Phillips. Miss Hollander plans to marry Easter Sunday and all will live in Beatrice. Rhue Green of Lincoln hosted a Sunday dinner at the Lincoln hotel with guests including Mr and Mrs R W Green Norma Frances Miss Marguerite Green of Diller Mr and Mrs W A Raymond Dona Jane of Courtland Kansas and Miss Nellie Green of Lincoln.
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Ray Colman
Maxine
Lincoln
R. W. Green
Glenn Riddle
Endicott
Walter Nutter
Fairbury
Alice Carey
A. C. Hollander
Mary
Ardmore, So
G. H. Phillips
Rhue Green
Lincoln Hotel
Norma Frances
Marguerite Green
Diller
W. A. Raymond
Dona Jane
Courtland
Kan
Nellie Green
Tuesday school and village election results announced
A school trustees race saw W. I. Rey with 101 votes while bassé (not a candidate) had 18. Village trustees went to John Clausin with 93 and C. H. Cully with 81. Water proposition passed 99 to 5. new wells to be connected to the system. Geo. Riddle reports his cow fully recovered from distemper and assures milk safety amid a dispute with the Record.
Wheat No 1 mixed grain mix
The fragment notes a listing for wheat No 1 mixed varieties including white and yellow types with prices or codes 1 30.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Helper
Citizens State Bank
F. A. Moon & Son
Clarence Steffen
Arnold Novotny
Joe Novotny
Fisher Musser
Paul
Dell
Quinter Fry
Black Star
Womans .Club
Shea, Nebr
IR. Andrews
Opera House
Kensington
H. K. Shutt
Geo. Riddle
Geo
George
Little Charlie
Charlie
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Ralph Beckman
J. W. Fouts
Endicott Hatchery
U. S. Ellison
Dock
Jack Big Tom
Dilfer
Geo. Hudson
Grale
Habicht
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