Local Notes and Visits Highlight Diller Area Life
Miss Nenia Fouts visits Falls City and Joones Fouts at home. Mrs. R. Warthen and grandson travel from Hubbell to visit the Stotts family and attend a picnic. S. Domer is elected Rising City School Superintendent at a $2,000 yearly salary. Mrs. Miller and Mrs. Thompson visit the Kennedy home to meet a new grandson. Frances Ellen Blauser arrives from Rockyford for relatives and picnic. Dewey Packer receives medical attention in Des Moines. Frank Mahon of Hopkins, Missouri visits and returns home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nenia
Fouts
Dr. Fouts
Falls City
Nebr
Joones Fouts
R. Warthen
Hubbell
Herb Stotts
Iy. S. Domer
Diller
Mary. Miller
Christie Thompson
Will Kennedy
Fairbury
Ll. A. Blauser
Frances Ellen
Rockyford
Colorado
Blauser
Nannie Packer
Dewey
Ellis
Des Moines
Local Notes From Diller Area Include Farm Sale And Bull Fight
News notes recount Wats said BE Hill selling an 84 acre farm this week near Woods for 11093. Moisture this week boosts corn. Mr and Mrs CA Reinhart visit Ottawa Kansas. Miss Mattie Harvey and cousin Miss Elnor Harvey visit Mrs Elvas Hadley Dick. Fandera near Diller loses three cows to lightning. Henry Roseman, son of Frank, fights a bull in a pasture near Diller, barely subduing it after a tense struggle and sustaining bruises. Chautauquas are deemed essential by business leaders.
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Wats
BE. Hill
Woods
Mattie Harvey
Elnor ' Harvey
Elvas Hadley
Henry. Roseman
Frank Roseman
Diller
Mr. Roseman
Henry
Picnic Day Revives Local Subscriptions and Visits
Mrs John Specht hosts her mother during a family visit while several neighbors renew their Record subscriptions on picnic day. Earl Snyder returns from Perkins county in time for fraternal and business men's picnic. Mrs Glascow of Odell visits Ruth Bowers. Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor receive huckleberries from niece Mrs Fred Kneedler of Nevis Minnesota. The Cavetts return from Epworth Assembly at Lincoln for the picnic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Snyder
Perkins County
Glascow
Odell
Ruth Bowers
Isaac Saylor
Fred Kneedler
Nevis
Minnesota
Season ticket offer and early opening invite headline
A promotional note urges buying a season ticket to catch every opening day session. Mrs Alvin Pasco and six children visited from Beatrice to see her mother Mrs Mary Fasnacht, while Mrs Lucy Fredricks and her three children were picnic visitors at the home of Mr and Mrs E L Loock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alvin Pasco
Beatrice
Mary Fasnacht
Lucy Fredricks
Wyntore
E. L. Loock
Nelson Visitation Highlights Diller Picnic Visit
Thos. Nelson a former Diller businessman and Peter Nelsons brother attended a Thursday morning picnic in Diller visiting friends in the locality.
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Thos. Nelson
Diller
Peter Nelson
Vacation travelers and family visits cross paths in midwest towns
Harold Waggoner of Forrest City Missouri visits his uncle Thomas Waggoner in Diller for a few days after returning from a Colorado trip. Harold headed home last Thursday. W.G. Tinstman and A L Tinstman, returning from Wisconsin, built a home on Bill’s land and plan to move next month. They praised the fast-growing area and stopped with C W Tonnemaker near Rush City Minnesota on the return trip.
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Harold Waggoner
Forrest City
Diller
Thomas Waggoner
Harrold
Colorado
W.G. Tinstman
A. L. Tinstman
Ford
Wisconsin
Bill
C. W. Tonnemaker
Rush City
Minn
Ice Cream Feast At Florence Bell Country Home
Miss Florence Bell hosted a Tuesday evening ice cream feed at her country home attended by Flora Waggoner Eldora Cele Barbara Stull Evelyn Domer Evelyn Stotts Fern Cavett Florence Bell Pearl Diller Claude Dunn Raleigh Bell Paul White Carl Tarnow Max Bell Billy Barton Clifford Sparks and Roe Hudson. Pavl with his saxophone and several girls provided music before a plentiful ice cream and cake sendoff that left guests reluctant to leave.
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Florence Bell
Diller
Flora Waggoner
Eldora Cele
Barbara Stull
Evelyn Domer
Evelyn Stotts
Fern Cavett
Pearl Diller
Claude Dunn
Raleigh Bell
Paul White
Carl Tarnow
Max Bell
Billy Barton
Clifford Sparks
Roe Hudson
Pavl
Boy
Former Diller area residents attend yesterday event
A list of attendees from Diller and nearby towns includes Mrs. E. R. Henrichs and children Deshler A. H. Gretzinger and family Steele City Mrs. Belle Bixby Geneva Peter Jobman and family Beatrice Noah J. Handley Endicott Mr. and Mrs. Bert Greenwood Steele City Mrs A. Friday Fairbury Mrs. Sarah Witty Fred Witty and son Dean Wiiets Kan Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Carr Gilead Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colman Fairbury J. A. Price and wife Harbine T. E. Pierce and wife Ellis Harry C. King and family Beatrice Mr. and Mrs. O. F. Rigdon Fairbury Mr. and Mrs. Al Taylor Wymore W. W. Calkins Brainard Ming Joe Adams and family Gege Okla A. A. Ballard and family Beatrice Volney Raymond and family Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Menie
E. R. Henrichs
Deshler
A. H. Gretzinger
Steele City
Belle Bixby
Geneva
Peter Jobman
Beatrice
Noah J. Handley
Endicott
Bert Greenwood
A. Friday
Fairbury
Sarah Witty
Fred Witty
Dean
Wiiets
Kan
C. E. Carr
Gilead
A. H. Colman
J. A. Price
Harbine
T. E. Pierce
Ellis
Harry C. King
O. F. Rigdon
al Taylor
Wymore
W. W. Calkins
Brainard
Ming
Joe Adams
Gege
Okla
A. A. Ballard
Volney Raymond
Elopement Pursued by Bloodhounds in Coal Mines
In West Virginia a 16 year old Grace McDougal eloped with 26 year old George Male. Bloodhounds tracked the couple through numerous coal mines, but the pair were eventually captured. The story shifts to a historical note on Ireland, describing early English conquest from Henry II through the 1801 Union Act proclaimed January 1 1801.
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Bown
Grace McDougal
George Male
Ireland
Henry Th
Hadrian IV
Livestock Prices Report From South Omaha Market
At Union Stock Yards South Omaha on August 11 a moderate cattle run lifted demand with prices strong to about a quarter higher. Handy weight beeves sold up to 15.55, cows rose a quarter, and stocker plus feeder prices gained about 50 cents from last week.
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Union Stock Yards
South Omaha
Market Report Prices For Hogs Sheep And Lambs
A hog sale shows a downward trend with prices down to 15 25 cents, bulk around 14.25 to 14.60 and top light hogs up to 15.50 on shipping. Lambs steady to down a notch due to receipts and bearish demand with fat lambs around 138.85. Feeder trade steady to easier, best feeders around 1285. Quoted ranges for sheep and lambs include fat lambs 12.00 to 13.50, feeding lambs 10.50 to 12.85, yearlings 8.25 to 9.25, and ewes 5.50 to 7.25 with feeders 4.75 to 6.25.
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Diller State Bank
Peor
Wuset
Amholesale ® Hardware House
Kansas City
Arthur Friday
Lawrence Logan
Frank’ Mahon
Hopkins
D A. “Bogbee
C.A. Reinhart
Ottawa
Edwin Reinhart
Dick. Fandera
Hamptons
Hampton Concert Company
John Specht
Record
Twin City
Friesen & Weins Implement Co
State of Ohio
Toledo
Lucas County
Frank J. Cheney
F. J. Cheney & Co
Tecas
Hall
A. W. Gleason
Abelha
H.k.shutt
Rexall Store
SORA
Universal Car
Detroit
Mich
C. G. Catlin Co
Ford Sales and Service
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