For Sale Horses and Pasture Notes from Good Friday
Local notices report for sale ads for horses and pasture space for 10 to 12 head of cattle. Residents Doris Colman and Miss Rathwick are noted visiting relatives and teaching nearby. A scarlet fever quarantine at the Filley home was lifted as Hubert recovered. assessor Blauser lists Pleasant precinct personal property for taxation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.J. Filley
Hubert
G. C. Blauser
Pleasant Precinct
Sale notice for J I Case tractor and separator items
Listing items: a Sele One 15027 J I Case tractor and a 22236 J I Case separator. Describes them as in good shape and complete. Also mentions bow chures basement mine and an entertainment committee invitation to husbands and families.
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J. I
Odeli
Bow Chures
Veryone
Entertainment Committee
Death of Sidney girl Mies Hunnicutt noted
Mies Jennie Hunnicutt only child of Mr and Mrs Jess Hunnicuott Sidney Nebraska died recently She was well known in Sidney and at Diller where she attended school Her aunt Minnie Uennicuott and Amy Auld attended the funeral Also Marchia Parker from University Place attended the High School Operetta in Diller remained till Sunday visiting her sister Miss Vasta Parker and friend Mildred Mayborn at their home
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Mies
Jennie Hunnicutt
Jess Hunnicuott
Sidney
Nebr
Dillerere
Minnie Uennicuott
Amy Auld
Steele City Prezus
Marchia Parker
University Place
Diller
Miss Vasta Parker
Mildred Mayborn
Beloved Hei dlk Family Mourns Infant Daughter
Mr and Mrs Fred J Heidelk of the former Tristmen farm near Shirley lost their 11 month old daughter after a brief illness. Rev Park of the Baptist church at Fairbury officiated the Wednesday afternoon service from the home. Burial followed at Fairbury cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred J. Heidelk
Tristmen Farm
Shirley
Park
Baptist Church
Fairbury
Lincoln Gun Club Shoot Yields Diamond Trophy Victory
At Capitol Beach registered shoot, Waggoner C L and Jorion Shaman from Diller and Wm. Wehling of Lanham participated. Waggoner scored 150 187 0 187, Wehling 160 139 4 143, Lanman 1566 138 5 144, with Anderson of Seward winning the diamond trophy by shooting 100 birds and 87, plus 16 added.
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Ci L
Stephens Guests at Sprague Methodist Parsonage
Rev. and Mrs. W. H. Stephens of Sprague Nebraska are guests of Rev. and Mrs. L. S. Jeffery at the Methodist parsonage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Stephens
Sprague, Nebr
L. S. Jeffery
Methodist Parsonage
Visit to Sister-in-Law's Home Recalls Casper Family
A report notes that the party visited at the home of their sister-in-law Mrs. Matilda Casper and other relatives several days last week.
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Matilda Casper
Spring Supper and Bazaar Set by City Hall Event
The Womans Association of the Church will host its annual spring Supper and Bazaar at City Hall on April 16. Members are asked to bring usable items for the Bazaar.
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Womans Association of the Church
Flood Waters Rise Across Indian Creek Region
Heavy rain northwest of town Tuesday evening caused Indian creek to swell beyond recent years. Three feet of water covered the private bridge east of town early Wednesday morning, with levels reaching within two feet of the large bridge to the south.
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Indian Creek
Dressen Retakes Harness Shop In Doherty Estate
Gus Dressen regains possession of the harness shop he once sold to his son in law W H Doherty. Doherty says indoor work harms his health and the Dohertys plan to stay in Diller at least until after school closes.
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Gus Dressen
W.H. Doherty
Doherty
Dohertys
Diller
Easter meeting of the NCSA club highlights egg contest
On Wednesday afternoon April 6 the NCSA club met at Mrs 8 B Viers home with twelve members and several guests. Easter was the roll call subject as members work on the omelet and egg contest details while enjoying musical numbers. Mrs Charles Waggoper invited the group to meet April 20 and share miscellaneous items for roll call.
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N. C. S. A. Club
8. B. Viers
Jefferys
Claude Ellis
Glossie Raymond
Rachel Albright
Ithe Saskona
Eas
Charles Waggoper
Easter Sunday and Mother’s Day flowers offer
Mamie Brandt urges call 18 for paper flowers for Mother's Day May 8. Corn belt Lir Co of Diller Neb urges roof repair before spring rains with material on hand. Mies Lucile Packer traveled to Lincoln for the Nebraska School of Agriculture Alumni Banquet and will visit relatives there until Sunday.
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Mamie Brandt
Cornbelt Lir. Co
Diller, Nebr
Mies Lucile Packer
Lincoln
Nebraska School of Agriculture
Bobby Green’s Bird Houses Admire Town Tree Creations
Five bird houses perch in a single tree creating a tiny town scene. One dwelling resembles a church, another mirrors a school building, sparking delight among passersby. The quirky display showcases creativity from Bobby Green and invites a closer look.
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Bobby Green
Bobby
Death of 44 month old of Pearly Nickesas family
The 44 month old child of Mr and Mrs Pearly Nickesas Florence Mann died Monday from pneumonia. The family lived four miles east and five north of Diller. Funeral services were held in the church at Ellis and burial followed in Prairie Home cemetery.
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Pearly Nickesas
Florence Mann
Diller
Ellis
Prairie Home Cemetery
Fire Insurance business kept by J W Fouts with New York Life
J W Fouts announces he has disposed of his fire insurance work but retains his New York Life agency. He invites friends to continue obtaining policies from the strong company, noting its assets of 1.25 million dollars.
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New York
J. W. Fouts
Village Trustees Tie Ends with Coin Flip Decision
The village board met Thursday night to settle routine business and a school board race between H. H. Green and GC. H. Cully. The election was decided by a coin toss, with Cully declared the winner.
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H. H. Green
GC. H. Cully
Cully
Swine Cholera Meeting Planned in Fairbury Nebraska
A meeting will be held Wednesday April 20 1927 at 8 PM in Fairbury Court House. The Nebraska Department of Agriculture and county officials host swine growers to discuss hog cholera and prevention measures with a speaker from the U S Bureau of Animal Industry.
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Fairbury
Court House
Nebraska Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Department
United States Bureau of Animal Industry
Fairsbury
U. S. Po Sea Sim Industry
Wash
H. M. Pun
Weather Continues Unsettled With Another Week Forecast
The radio report warns of extended unsettled weather through the coming week. Forecasters expect variable precipitation and cool temperatures as systems move through the region.
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Scott
Pawnee City Man Visits Sister Over Weekend
J H Nida of Pawnee City visited his sister Mrs E J Catlett Saturday evening and planned to stay until Monday.
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J.H. Nida
Pawnee City
E. J. Catlett
Card of Thanks for Our Daughter’s Illness and Burial
We thank the neighbors and friends for sympathy and help during our daughter’s illness and burial. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Heidelk.
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Fred Heidelk
District Convention at Fairbury In April
The Womans Club urges attendance at the District Convention in Fairbury from April 19 to 21. Delegates listed include Mrs. B A Miller as president and Mrs. Rupert Andrews as pres elect, with others as alternates. State President Mrs. Will Minter and Americanization chair Mrs. Schainost will speak. Watch Fairbury papers for the full program. Also notes on local police matters and a National Editorial Association sight seeing tour planned for Chadron with a 40 mile caravan and large crowd expected.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
National Editorial Association
Nebraska
Chadron
American Legion
Naska
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Citizens State Bank
F. Hartzel
Doris Colman
Wymore
God
Roscoe Colman
Miss Rathwick
Liberty Sunday
Herman Sasee
W. E. Anderson
Ruby Colman
Sele
New York Life Insurance Co
Sune
Hatalien Chi” Meetings
Uspulun and
Bayers
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Womans Club
Robert Johnson
Beatrice Sun
Bob Johnson
Beatrice Police Force
State Hospital For
Johnson
Bob
F. L. Johnson
Silk Rayon
Victor
Purina
Bermuda
Farmer’s Union ‘Cash Store
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