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Mr and Mrs John Pulec motored to Milford Sunday and a key reportedly belonging to someone’s auto was found. Inquiry at the office. Crittenden Grain Co advertises best wheat prices. A plow for sale by Leonard Hiceains. Folker Fanders buys a Harbine home. Mrs Ben Siebolds fractures her right arm while cranking her car. Carl Sehnoelle runs the Farmers Union Co-Op Creamery at Fairbury until a new manager is named.
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Ben Siebolds
Carl Sehnoelle
Farmers Union Co-Op
Fairbury
Weigels Visit Relatives in Diller Area
Dr and Mrs Will Weigel and child from Lincoln spent from Wednesday to Sunday visiting relatives in Diller and vicinity.
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Will Weigel
Little Gen
Lincoln
Diller
Vicinity
Bell leader of Diller Camp Fire Girls announced elsewhere
An interests letter from Mrs. W. B. Bell of Bi Artz formerly of Diller and leader of the Diller Camp Fire Girls is published elsewhere in this issue of the Record.
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W. B. ‘Bell
Bi Artz
Diller
Diller Camp Fire Girls
Record
Woods visit while parents attend Legion convention in Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Jerome Woods and their children of Norfolk visited Mrs A Pickard and family here as Mr Woods attended the American Legion convention in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerome Woods
Norfolk
Ne A. Pickard
American Legion
Lincoln
Quilting Meeting Reports Progress With Members
Five members and four children attended the afternoon session. The group worked on making quilt blocks and planned the next meeting with Mrs. Newt Hays on August 10.
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Wadeetay
Newt. Hays
Woman Loses Chicken House in Noon Monday Fire
Mrs Sophia Kaper of four miles southwest of Diller reports a fire around noon Monday destroying her tile built chicken house. The wingless structure suffered heavy tile cracks and extensive damage from the blaze.
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Sophia Kaper
Diller
Boy Scouts Honor Robert Hiatt Birthday Party
About a dozen people gathered to celebrate Robert Hiatt on July 27 at the home on W. Flat. The host family served cake and refreshments with a pink and white color scheme to honor his birthday.
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Aren Greot
Robert An Hiatt
Coolidge Declines 1928 Presidential Run
President Coolidge announced he does not intend to run for president in 1928. The report also notes a social outing and several local travel updates including visits by Dr Diehl and others to Crete and relatives in Remsen Iowa and Milbank South Dakota.
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Coolidge
Fairview youth visits relatives. Cedar class hosts ice cream party
Peyton Utezinger of Fairview Illinois visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs L H Findling and family Monday. The Cedar class of the Federated Sunday school enjoyed an ice cream party at teacher Mrs Willis Clark's home Wednesday night.
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Peyton Utezinger
Fairview, Ill
L. H. Findling
Cedar
Federated Sunday School
Willis Clark
Lambert Family Visit In Guide At Fanders Home
Mr and Mrs W S Lambert and their grandson Paul Lambert of Guide are visiting at the new home of daughter Mrs Fanders and her family.
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W.S. Lambert
Paul Lambert
Guide
Mrs. Fanders
Austin couple sentenced in Fairbury robbery case
Mrs Effie Austin and her husband W P Austin begin September 1 serving sentences of three to five years and one year for the Jenkins Crooks store robbery at Fairbury.
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Effie Austin
W. P. Austin
Jenkins-Crooks
Fairbury
Wheat yields in Hall county reported in Wood River Sunbeam
Will Packer notes in the Wood River Sunbeam that a 20 acre tract in Hall county averaged 54 bushels to the acre while another field yielded 563 bushels per acre.
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Will Packer
Diller
Wood River
Beckwith Family Celebrates 7th Birthday Dinner
Mrs Beckwith hosted a Sunday dinner honoring H H Beckwith on his seventh birthday. Attendees included his sister Mrs G B Cassell and Mr Cassell, P S Beckwith, his brother, and Mr Willis Bon of Fairbury.
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H. H. Beckwith
Editor Frank Pearce Visits Hanover Office
Frank Pearce editor of the Diller Record and his wife motored to Hanover Friday afternoon and made a pleasant call on the Herald office. Pearce formerly worked as a compositor on this paper in 1882 and spoke warmly of the visit.
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Frank Pearce
Diller Record
Ates Call
Mr. Pearce
Pouxsbadinner Herald
Frank T. Pearce
Diller, Nebraseka
Record
Hanover
Wiemers Bros Acquire Chester Herd and Move Show Farm
Wiemers Bros purchase the Chester herd from Chas Booz of Portis Kansas, ending a joint ownership with Pee Wiemers. Chas Booz will manage the operation as the herd ships to the Western territory. The show and fittings will occur on the farm with Wiemers Bros starting on the circuit in the latter part.
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Wiemers Bros
Chester
Chas
Booz
Portis
Kan
Wiemers
Wheat There Crittenden Grain Co. Ad and On Farm Notes
The notice lists Wheat There Crittenden Grain Co advertising price details and painting and paper hanging contact Rolf Beckman in Diller. It notes Henry Wiemerg threshing 2700 bushels of oats from 46 acres at 59 bushels per acre and mentions sale of Spottéd Poland China boars and gifts with a new stock of hogs and a phone contact 1038.56 Ralph Long. It also mentions boy scouts camping with Rev R M Harris near Endicott and sale of 2 Titan 10–20 tractors and 2 Fordson tractors by Janssen Lumber Co Nebr. Clifford Sparker and Scott Miller moved a large platform for a community picnic.
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Poland
Ralph Long
Diller Picnic Plans Near Completion for August dates
The committee has nearly all arrangements set for the 31st annual Diller picnic to be held August 17 and 18 with bills to be issued early next week.
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Diller
Harbine Woman Visits Diller Relatives with Cousins
Miss Lois McLaughlin of Harbine and her cousins Mr and Mrs Lewis of Columbus, Ohio visit Diller relatives the Oaks on Wednesday. The Lewis pair travel by auto and plan a Yellowstone Park and Colorado trip.
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Lois McLaughlin
Harbine
Mrs Lewis
Columbusa, O
Diller
the Oaks
Mrs. Lewis
Yellowstone Park
Colorado
Do You Know t.22- hat ?2? 2 back down or out
A fragment recalls a Quaker who refused to flee during a bloody Indian settler conflict. He placated the horde by offering food and signaling peace with a white feather over the door, after which the dwellers and property remained unharmed.
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Anne
Western Newspaper Union
Starr StarrHughes Wedding at Fairbury Parsonage
Miss Elizabeth Starr and Floyd Hughes married Monday afternoon at the M E parsonage in Fairbury with Rev Farman officiating. The couple were attended by Rupert Hughes of Steele City. Bride from Diller area and educator. groom a young farmer from Endicott. A wedding supper followed and guests were treated to ice cream and soda.
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Elizabeth Starr
Floyd Hughes
M. E. Parsonage
Fairbury
Farman
M. E
Rupert Hughes
Steele City
R. F. Starr
Diller
Bei Ng
Mr. Hughes
Endicott
Why Worry About the Future Never Ends as Present
A reflective Winnipeg Tribune line argues that worry grows when the future arrives as the present, suggesting a philosophy of steady focus over anxiety about what comes next. The quote frames worry as a cycle from anticipation to current reality.
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Winnipeg Tribune
Tribute From the Enemy By Josh Billings
A compact quoted line by Josh Billings praises virtue, noting even adversaries admire good action, with a humorous edge about the devil himself approving moral conduct.
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Devil
Josh Billings
Tip to Hoete You can make any man feel at home by starting an argument.
Rutland Herald quotes a social nugget advising how to ease guests by provoking a debate to create a welcoming atmosphere. The remark reflects common conversational etiquette and humor in social gatherings.
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Rutland Herald
Error the World Makes
Quotation attributed to Benjamin Disraeli on overreliance on systems and underestimation of human judgment. The line cautions that people rely too much on structures and ignore the value of individuals.
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Benjamin Disraeli
Obscure remark quoted by Boston Transcript
A terse quote from the Boston Transcript reads I don't know for sure but it can't be go awfully much reflecting uncertain assessment.
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Boston Transcript
Fragmentary Text Note From A Historic Page
Readable fragments show a garbled line about repair and a pair. The piece lacks clear persons places or events to identify a coherent news item or outcome.
Tar Back 9 308 Was Good to the Bema
A terse note states tar back 9 308 performed well toward the Bema. The snippet implies a technical or mechanical outcome, with minimal context about place or participants.
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Citizens State Bank
John Pulec
Milford
Crittenden Grain Co
J. E. Store
Mgr
Leonard Hiceains
Crittenden
J. E. Stone
Mer
Folker Fanders
Dr. Diehl
Eleanor
Miss Alice Line
Crete
Ferdinand and
Lana Lottman
Remsen
Milbank
So. Dak
Rolf Beckman
Henry Wiemerg
Boy Scouts
Rev. R. M. Harris
Titan
Fordson
Jansen Lumber Co., Pn, Nebr
Clifford Sparker
Scott Miller
Starr-Hughes
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
Rexall Store
Diller, Nebr
U. S
St. Louis
America
Brazil
Ais Gorge
Diller Grain Market
Farmer's Union Cash Store
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