Local Classified Notices and For Sale Items
A jumble of classified ads listing horses cows tractors engines and farm equipment for sale. Names include F Hartzell Thos Baumfolk and Leonard Richardson with items such as a pair of black mares a 5 year old horse and an 8 year old mare a milk cow a one yearling bull and a team of horses plus a 14 HP McCormick Deering engine and a Haag washing machine. Also notes about a state cutter hay rake and a M W A meeting schedule. Local businesses Hemphill Bros and Mae Belle Beauty Shape advertise products and services.
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Thos
Baumfolk
Purebred Buff Minorcas and Chicks From Kohlmeyer Hatcheries
Eggs for setting purebred Buff Minorcas heavy type and layers. Farm four miles south and one east of Diller offered at 40 dollars per set. Kohlmeyer Hatcheries Marysville Kansas advertises pure bred chicks true to type and color with Simplex Brooder Store.
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Diller
Ben Behrengs
Kohlmeyer
Ile
Simplex
Kohblmeyer Hatcheries
Calhoun St
Marysville
Ksee
Seven pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Herman
A seven pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Herman Albert Mildred Richardson on the 10th inst. The Burlington railroad company inaugurates an auto bus service in Nebraska expanding from Omaha to Denver and intermediate points.
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Herman
Albert Mildred. Richardson
Burlington Railroad Company
Nebraska
Omaha
Denver
Intermedate
Local Notables Visit. Dr. Diehl Office Caller
Mrs Alma Limprecht and her sons Dwain and Hollis and Mrs W Coleman were visitors on Sunday. Mrs Clarence Darling from Steele City neighborhood called at Dr Diehls office Monday to have her foot dressed after an axe wound. Bert Larson sustained severe facial injuries when a wire stretcher broke and struck him, breaking his nose and blocking an eye.
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Alma Limprecht and Sons
Dwain and Hollis
W. Coleman
Istre Diller
Clarence Darling
Steele City
Bert Larson
Wedding of Miss Elizabeth Novotny and Frank Fisher
The Odell born Miss Elizabeth Novotny married Frank Fisher of Oketa Kansas on March 26 in Beatrice. The couple will reside on a farm near Oketa. The notice also covers Masons degrees conferred in Lincoln and a Grand Lodge honorary badge for G B Pearce for fifty years as a Mason. A safety message notes about quarter billion dollars lost yearly in building trades from accidents and urges heightened carefulness among workers and drivers alike.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth. Novotny
Odell
Frank Fisher
Oketa
Kas
Beatrice
Joseph Novotny
Leonard Fisher
Odeil
Masonic Hall
Oliver Dieh
Alfred Mayborn
William Steffensmeyer
Lincoln
Grand Lodge
G.B. Pearce
Wilton
Iowa
W. A. Snyder
First Wish Night Dream Fragments From a Puzzle of Phrases
A fragmented note presents two wishes with cryptic lines about sleep and odd imagery. The text reads like a surreal exchange where a night scene is described with a dog fish and moon fish references. The speaker questions a missing ink and sleep, hinting at a dreamlike, disjointed conversation.
Hoover Reveals 1313 Acre Farm Underpins Political Image
National Farm Journal notes Herbert Hoover owns a 1313 acre California farm since 1920 used for diversification and experiments. Crops include ten grape varieties yielding 600000 pounds yearly, plus cotton alfalfa potatoes corn peaches watermelons onions sweet potatoes apricots. Farm also has 2500 laying hens 200 sows 150 cows and a $75000 annual payroll with up to 200 workers during peak seasons.
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Herbert Hoover
United States
National Farm Journal
March
California
Hoover
Dunne
The McMinn Tale A Warning To Easy Going Parents
A mentor recounts the case of Jim McMinn a boy raised with constant indulgence by a mother who granted every wish and a father who was distant and preoccupied. Jim avoided effort in school failing to cultivate study or economy and drifted through private then public schooling without real motivation. The speaker hopes the story deters permissive parenting and guides other boys toward discipline.
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McMinn
Jim
Hoys
Ich
Red haired youth with failed college path and bleak outlook
The writer discusses a male student named McMinn who, despite varied schooling in New England, lacks interest in study and fails at college. He has poor preparation, uncertain future, and would struggle in manual labor or without family influence, with habits hard to break.
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Beetern
Not to Be Laughed At Growing Pains Warn Rheumatism
An expert warns that growing pains in children are the first warning signs of rheumatism. The article emphasizes early recognition and urges parents to seek medical advice for persistent symptoms.
Not Thrilling There's No Fun in a One Man Race American
A wrapped feature in the American Magazine notes the dullness of solitary competition and contrasts it with the drama of group races, arguing spectators crave shared effort and varied challengers. The piece reflects on entertainment value and sports culture without sensational twists.
Ownership and Management for Diller Record 1929
The Diller Record lists Frank T. Pearce as editor publisher and owner with no bond holders or other security holders. Sworn before notary on April 1, 1929, by 7. Smith Diller with commission expires February 16, 1931.
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Diller Record
Diller
Nebr
Frank T. Pearce
Smith Diller
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Crocker
F. Hartzell
Dick Fanders
Se EE
Leonard Richardson
Uate
Adams
Garland
6Th St
F.A Moon & Son
Fairbury
Hemphill Bros Ellis, Nebr
Clark’s
Cassell
CEG Pee Gp
Arcel Post
Mae Belle
Beatrice Nebr
Rivoli
H. P. McCormick- Deering
A. E. Southwick’s
Diller, Nebr
C. C. Andrews
S.F Clark
Henry Field
Seed and Nursery Company
Shenandoah
Mitchell
Field
Tin Las
Texas
Ego
Novotny— Fisher
My Place
S. J
Martha Jean House
Clark’s Store
Diller, Neb
Thomas Arkle Clark
University of Illinois
S. C. Hutchinson
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