For Sale Classified Notes From Fairbury Area
A mixed list of sales and notices: seed corn and goods from Albert Leaper, hedge posts from George Cunningham, nearly new refrigerator at Green's Cafe, 1928 white seed corn priced at $1.60 per bushel from Bert Bell, 1928 yellow seed corn at $1.10 from Leonard Richardson, stock hogs wanted by C. C. Andrews, choice tomato plants for 15 cents a dozen from Mrs. Elbert Fasnacht, wallpaper and paint help offer from S. F. Clark, various plant offerings from Mrs. Roy Diller, gas and oils call to Farmers store via Earl Siefford, high grade Poland Heifer bull calf for service from Seede Wiemers, monument firm ad K F. A Moon & Son in Fairbury, 1928 seed corn details from Ben Roelfs, stock pasture request by Christ Matchow, household items from Mrs. S. C. Hutchinson, frost report on low ground with no damage, plant sale including red head tomato and assorted flowers from Mrs. Elma Henrichs, slipper lacquer service at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop, Ott Fox sick list, Ed. McCune’s new position at Cully's, Ed Thrapp recovering from illness, Rev Velte and daughter visiting friends, L. M. Hurst family returning to Kansas City, Charley Hood visiting Beatrice.
For Sale Dynamite and Blasting Supplies Davie Quarries
Local quarry advertises blasting goods including dynamite electric exploders blasting powder caps fuse crushed stone and stone screenings from Davie Quarries Blue Springs Nebraska.
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Davie
Blue Springs
Nebr
Chicken coops in stock at bargain prices
About a hundred coops available at low prices with bulk buying options. Sale notes price of 1.35 dollars each and invites inquiries to S. C. Hutchinson.
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S. C. Hutchinson
Diller Boy Scout Benefit Band Concert Planned for May Eight
The Diller Troop presents a Boy Scout Benefit Band Concert on May 8 to honor National Music Week and raise funds for the troop's summer camp. The Jefferson County Hi-Y Boys Band, a 45 member group with a real band instructor, headlines along with additional humorous and other numbers.
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Diller
Jefferson County
Educational Day Exhibit Showcases Local School Work
Friday the 25th marks Educational Day with a fine exhibit of work from Diller High School and district grades. Town residents are urged to attend to learn more about schooling, affirm district cooperation, and support national education efforts.
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Diller High School
Easter themed NCSA meeting hosted by Mrs Waggoner
Mrs Waggoner hosted the NC S A on April 16 with thirteen members attending. Members shared Easter quotations and poems, enjoyed songs and games, and did needlework. Honors went to Mrs Hutchison and Mrs Henrichs. Guests included Marguerite Velte Albright and Lela Robertson. A yellow and white color scheme framed a festive refreshments course.
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E. Waggoner
S. C. Hutchison
Theo Henrichs
Marguerite Velte
Albright
Lela Robertson
Retiree social and local visits noted in brief
Sunday visits to the Carico and Frisbie households are reported along with Easter greetings from Miss Adelia Hayes. Additional notes mention Orlo Geer leaving for Ainsworth to work at a Cornbelt Lumber yard, and small advertisements list hose and nozzle prices.
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Orlo Geer
Ainsworth
Nebr
Cornbelt Lumber Company
Diller
Storm hits Mrs Krebs chicks and brood
Mrs Emil Krebs lost 600 White Wyandotte baby chicks during a Monday evening storm when the house they were kept in was struck by lightning. A local ad from Gamble Stores Beatrice Nebraska praises G J Tires with a free tube and low costs per mile backed by a customer testimonial.
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Emil Krebs
Gamble Stores
Beatrice, Nebr
Diller Picnic Dates Set At August Meeting
At a Commercial Club special meeting the Diller picnic was scheduled for August 13 and 14. An executive committee was formed with Homer Brunk W E Anderson and R W Green named to oversee events.
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Commercial Club
Diller
Homer Brunk
W. E. Anderson
R. W. Green
West Point man and party return from Excalibur Springs
Fred Frisbie drove to Ex celsior Springs with his son Donald who had received beneficial treatments. They were joined by Leo Dressen who accompanied them back. John Plater filed his candidacy for County Commissioner District 1 in the Record and will campaign until the August 12 primary.
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Fred Frisbie
Excelsior Springs
Donald
Leo Dressen
John Plager
Birthday Dinner Honored Beatrice Guests in Beatrice
Mrs C E Faulder of Beatrice hosted a Wednesday birthday dinner at her home. Guests included Mr and Mrs Gene Weigel Mrs Jennie Line of Diller Alice Line Mrs Wortman Hazel Wortman Mrs Susie Faulder and Irene Faulder all of Beatrice.
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C. E. Faulder
Beatrice
Jennie Woods
Diller
Gene Weigel
Jennie Line
Alice Line
Wortman
Hazel Wortman
Susie Faulder
Irene Faulder
4 H Club Work Plans by Jefferson County Agent
Mr Beaman Smith new boys and girls club agent in Jefferson county aims to reach every neighborhood in the coming weeks to gauge interest in 4 H work He urges patience as he gets acquainted and notes two advantages of starting now before summer duties He says clubs can prepare material and may send a delegate to the Lincoln 4 H Club Week on June 27 His office is at the Court House third floor and he will spend mornings in the office and the rest of the week in the county organizing clubs.
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Beaman Smith
Jefferson County
Smith
Lincoln
Farmer turns locust trees into marketable doubletrees near Payette
A Idaho farmer, farming near Payette, earns extra income by cutting black locusts planted 40 years ago by his father. Using a small homemade sawmill, he produces salable doubletrees along with fence posts and firewood. He trims young locusts by removing side limbs with pinching or a knife.
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Payette
Idaho
County Treasurer Candidate Claims Tax Savings Record
August Kroll asserts he saved Jefferson County taxpayers 3000 to 3500 dollars annually in one year, contrasting with his opponent who he says saved nothing in twelve years. He pledges no real estate sales or newspaper subscriptions, just office stewardship.
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Jefferson County
Tf August Kroll
Build Rat Proof Buildings With Simple Measures
The Biological Survey urges rat proofing as the cheapest defense. Inspect foundations for entry points around pipes and cracks, seal with metal or concrete, cover large openings with durable screening, install gratings over vents and sewers, use self closing doors, raise farm buildings, clear trash, and fit metal guards or wire mesh on storage structures.
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Biological Survey
Rupture Shield Expert Visits Fairbury
C F Redlich, rupture appliance expert, announces evening appointments in Fairbury to promote the Perfect Retention Shield. He claims immediate relief, strong retention, and restored natural power without belts or leg straps, plus treatment benefits for stomach and back issues.
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Fairbury
C. F. Redlich
Home Office
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minnesota
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Diller State
Diller State Bank
Albert Leaper
Geo
Green’s Cafe
Bert Bell
Leonard Richardson
Steele City
Elbert Fasnacht
S. F. Clark
Roy Diller
Farmers Union Gas and Oils Call
Farmers Store
Earl Siefford
Poland
Herford
Seede Wiemers. K
F. A Moon &Son
Fairbury, Nebr. Est
Ben Roelfs
Sweet Clover
Red Head
American Beauty
Trimardeau
Grant
Elma Henrichs
Soren
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Ott Fox
E. E. McCune
Cully
Ed. Thrapp
Velte
Creer
Faiury
Charley Hood
Mrs. Kaus
Humphry, Nebr
Elma Limprecht and Sons
Dwain and Hollis
Willis Ark
Ead
John Clauson
Dempster
W. A Carico
Melba
Wymore
John Carico
Frank Frisbie
Earl Stull of
Henry Frisbie
Boston
John Clausen
Clarence Steffen
Richard
Mankato, Kans
Willis Clark
Adelia Hayes
Lincoln City
Chas. Hays
Pease Grain & Seed CO
Per Buf
Nebraska
Dakota
Utah
Iowa
St. Charles
Marietta Hotel
St. Joseph
Kansas City
Sth
Nana
Thor
Beatrice Power Co
Diller, Nebr
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