Diller Shipping Assn Delivers Hog Cars and Wheat News
The Diller Shipping Assn moved a car load of hogs Tuesday and reported 35 acres of wheat yielding 35 bushels per acre. Lawrence Logan family began a Sunol trip last Friday to plant wheat, Rev. Smith family returned from Epworth Assembly in Lincoln by car. Diller team beat Ellis 13 to 9 in a Sunday baseball game at Ellis.
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The
Diller Shipping Assn
Diller
Ellis
Lawrence Logan
Sunol
Nebr
Rev. Smith
Epworth Assembly
Lincoln
Land Sale Near Diller Records 125 Per Acre
Ed Woods buys the Frank Pospisil 120 acre farm located three miles south and one west of Diller for a total consideration of 15000 dollars at 125 dollars per acre. The transaction involves Colmans and Greens relations noted after the family picnic.
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Ed Woods
Frank Pospisil
Diller
Local visitors and visits noted in Nebraska towns
Mrs Will Egger returned to Lincoln after visiting relatives the Amoses and Frank Grabhersa. Miss Eveylen Stotte traveled to Wymore to see friend Miss Eveylen Domer and attend a picnic. Mrs Dora Seaton formerly of Diller now of Detroit visited Tiller and Steele City relatives.
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Will Egger
the Amoses
Frank Grabhersa
Lincoln
Eveylen Stotte
Wymore
Eveylen Domer
Dora Seaton
Dora Mathias
Diller
Detroit, Mich
Tiller
Steele City
Mrs Gretzinger Family Visit From Kansas City
Mrs John Gretzinger and child ren travel from Kansas City to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and other relatives, motioning a family gathering and attendance.
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John Gretzinger
Kansas City
Flora Riddle family attends picnic trip
Mrs. Flora Riddle and family drove from North Platte to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Charley Brandt and other relatives and were in attendance at the picnic yesterday.
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Flora Riddle
North Platte
Charley Brandt
Family Visit Across City Leads to Homeward Stop
Mr and Mrs Catalyall their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wm Dee and children drove from University Place to visit cousin Mrs Nancy Robertson and family. They stayed until Wednesday morning before returning home.
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Catalyall
Wm. Dee
University Place
Nancy Robertson
Cully Family Visits Diller Friends Near Gage Okla
Mr and Mrs Sherm Cully and their son Earnie with wife and two children arrived Monday from near Gage Oklahoma to visit Sherms parents Mr and Mrs Chas Brandt and brothers J A and T Cully plus other relatives. Sherm reports good crops and Diller folks nearby prospering. They attended yesterday’s picnic and met many old Diller friends.
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Sherm Cully
Earnie
Gage
Okla
Chas. Brandt
J. A
T. Cully
Sherm
Local farm notes and family visits in Nebraska region
Frank Roseman Jr threshed 22 acre oats field averaging 51 bushels per acre. Howard Stotts returned Wednesday from Hobbell after visiting grandmother. Wilson Brandt and family drove from North Platte Monday to attend the picnic and visit their parents in Diller and Odell.
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Frank Roseman, Jr
Howard Stotts
Hobbell
Wilson Brandt
North Platte
Diller’ and
Odell
Mills Family Visit Draws From Diller Region
W P Mills of Atwood Kansas visited Saturday with his father G T Mills and other Diller relatives, staying after the picnic.
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W. P. Mills
Atwood
Kan
G. T. Mills
Diller
Barneston visit for mother and picnic hosted by Fasnacht
Children traveled from Barneston on Saturday to visit their mother Mrs. Mary Fasnacht and attend a local picnic, adding family time to the community gathering.
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Barneston
Mary Fasnacht
Speedometer Gear Injures Diller Area Resident
George Baker of the Diller area lost the tips of two or three fingers last Saturday when his car’s speedometer gears caught them.
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George Baker
Diller
Humboldt Couple Leaves After Nebraska Visit
Mr and Mrs George Grubb of Humboldt Nebraska who had visited since Saturday with relatives and friends Wm Plagers Wm Freitage and Geo Rents left for home on No 16 Tuesday.
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George Grubb
Humboldt, Nebr
Wm. Plagers
Wm. Freitage
Geo
Fouts Visit Kin for Nebraska Picnic
Mr and Mrs Kenneth Fouts of West Point Nebraska visited his parents Mr and Mrs J W Fouts on Tuesday evening for a family picnic. Kenneth is the county agricultural agent in Cuming county and has been retained there with a substantial salary increase.
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Kenneth Fouts
West Point
Nebr
J. W. Fouts
Kenneth
Cuming County
Miss Nellie Pierce Injured Cranking Car at Lenoard Store
Nellie Pierce daughter of Jessie Pierce suffered a broken arm after cranking a car in front of the Lenoard store in Ellis. She traveled 64 miles to the family home northeast of Diller before medical help. She will wear splints for several weeks.
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Nellie Pierce
Jessie Pierce
Lenoard
Ellis
Diller
Dillerites Attend Billy Sunday Chautauqua Event
A crowd from Diller traveled to Beatrice on Sunday to hear Billy Sunday speak at the chautauqua. Among those present were J W Fouts and family Willis Clark George Saffle Lloyd Callander Helen Green Miee L O Ballard Elizabeth Folkers Christie Thompson Flossie Raymond Ben Henrichs Geo Riddle JC Copeland Pansey Lagourge Corp Sheets Reinhart Cora Coleman W F Myers Geo Myers W B Anderson E L Swoock Liliat Wohlfarth F J Freytag and daughters Mies Fern Veda Cavett and F T Pearce with grandson Frank Cavett.
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Pansey
Successful Picnic Lights Up Diller Event After Rain
The twenty fourth annual Fraternal and Business Men's picnic at Diller drew a big crowd after a drizzly morning. Amid rides, games, and a ball game where Diller beat Wymore 4 to 3, Senator John Heasty urged constitutional amendments and Pye earne entertained with Hig logic. The day ended with Rex theatre movies and a city hall dance as attendees, including GC G H Calkins and Camp Funston's Corp. Marshall Sheets, mingled with locals and visitors.
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Diller
Wymore
John Heasty
Pye
Rex Theatre
Ford Cars Damaged In Auto Accident Near Harbine
A Ford sedan and a Ford touring car collided on Golden Rod highway west of Harbine. No serious injuries. sedan owner Ross Helvey of Fairbury and the other driver Crinklow of Steele City. Passenger Mies Della James of Nora Nebr slightly hurt, taken to Jansen. Baby thrown but not seriously hurt.
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Golden Rod
Harbine
Ross Helvey
Fairbury
Crinklow
Steele City
Mies Della James
Nora
Nebr
Jansen
Mets Viab
Hubbel
Mabel Helvey
Mr. Carmichael
Helvey
Beatrice Sun
Chautauqua Time Vacation Promotion and Local Updates
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Friday Aug 1. A birth to Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy Aug 7 at their home north of Fairbury a nine pound boy. The Wiemer boys reported good yields from last week threshing. Henrys oats on 284 acres yielded 1775 bushels 754 bu per acre and 23% acres of wheat averaged 34 bu per acre. Alpha on 544 acres of wheat averaged 36 bu, one 20 acre field 41 bu. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat Fairbury Nebr. Potatoes for sale in lots. Call Diller phone 108. Estrayed 2 red calves and 1 spotted one 23 miles south and 1 west of Diller notify B F Henrichs.
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Will Kennedy
Adaline Miller
Diller
Fairbury
Wiemer
Henry
Alpha
B. F. Henrichs
Joy Night Man Burgderfer at Diller Chautauqua
Joy Night Man Burgderfer, famed as a leading lyceum entertainer, headlines the Diller Chautauqua from September 2 to 6. His humor, mimicry, and original wit entertain varied audiences and leave them with warmth and sympathy after laughter.
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Burgderfer
Lyceum
Chautauqua
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Citizens State Bank
Willes
Colmans and Greens
G. H. Calkins
Beatrice
Calkina Bros
Corp. Marshall Sheets
Camp Funston
Panay LaGoorge
Kansan City
Ruth Bowers
Shea and
FORD
Golden Rod Highway
H. K. Shutt
Arthur Friday
Blanche Hudson
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Noah J. Handley
Leach
North Side
Square
A. D. Ackerman
Bates
Wm. Weigel
Jersey
Asaule
C. H. Wright
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Nehbr
Uiler Barco
Clarence L. Burgderfer
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