Forty Years Ago In Diller Souvenir Notes
Forty years ago Ed Bixby and Mrs Sam Diller came from Strang after a telegram about their father Joe Bixby’s failing health Reuben Cavett and wife from Homenville visited the Joseph Bixby family The south half of Price Bros old store building was torn down to become Osborne's barber shop The north half would be lowered moved back and fitted as a store room A farm products exhibition might have been held on the dep e platform to show soil productivity and recent years saw talk of turning the land
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Ed. Bixby
Sam Diller
Strang
Joe Bixby
Reuben Cavett
Homenville
Joseph Bixby
Moser
Price Bros
Wrade
Osborne
Diller
Depe
Isabel Lake
Timberline
Isabel
Jimmy Lowell
H. Diller
Glendale
Colo
Back to the Indians Due to Dreuth
Fragmentary note recalls a move or sentiment toward the Indians amid a drought era. The readable text hints at cultural or regional reflections but lacks full details of events, dates, or involved persons.
Endicott Mill Plans Unveiled in Fifty Years Ago Record
Fifty years ago Endicott’s Record reported a planned mill project. A company formed with authorized capital of 25 000 dollars lists stockholders including Ed Hawkins Charles Rice Urias Kelley J H Morrison J A McCreight and others. J ra Friday performed the notarial witnessing.
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Diller
Endicott
Ed. Hawkes
Chas. Rice
Urias Kelley
J H. Morrison
J. A. McCreight
C. R. McCanless
J. A. Wells
Preston Criner
J. M. Wells
H. C. Dawson
D. G. Robb
F. T Pearce
D. J. Bryan
A. H. Colby
John Mendenhall
J. E. Jackson
Smith Parks
Walter Nutter
A. M. Wilcox
R. W. Smith
Hand Mirrors Owner Says Palmist
A palmist claims the hand reflects the owner revealing a range of traits from artistry to business sense. The description links a flabby hand to a flabby mind and a nimble hand to a sharp mental capacity, suggesting a connection between palm lines and character.
A Trip To The Rockies From Lincoln To Denver And Estes Park
Mrs H Diller recalls a family vacation in 1937 to Colorado from Lincoln. The trip includes drives via Fort Morgan and Boulder, visits to Denver and a cabin 14 miles from Boulder, mountain hikes and fishing at Allen Lake, excursions to Gold Hill and the Isabel area, and a note about Arthur Price in a convalescent home. The writer, family, and friends share mountain scenery and travel experiences.
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Diller
Colorado Rockies
Denver
Fort Morgan
Colo
Lincoln
Jess Green
Jess
Harry
Casey Beckman
Rocky Mountains
Nes
Pearl
James Lowell
Jimmy
Boulder
Falls
Creek Canyon
Nederland
Estes Park Highway
Ward
Lowell
Arthur. Price
Arthur
Bill Clark
Allen Lake
Mr. Diller
Burlington
Continental Divide
Lake Brainerd
CCC
Isabel
Isabel Falls
Isabel Glacier
Long Lake
Our Trip Through Colorado Springs and Peaks
Mr and Mrs Will Ames and Mr and Mrs Howard Peters returned from a 10 day vacation visiting Colorado Springs Manitou Pikes Peak Garden of the Gods Seven Falls Cave of the Winds Denver Lookout Mountain and Buffalo Bill grave The group enjoyed mountain scenery wildlife the Mi Tower sighted at 85 feet high offers views of Pikes Peak and surrounding states Weather on Pike s Peak was 38 degrees with light rain on the trip home they visited Brush and Wood River concluding the journey without incident
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Will Ames
Howard Peters
Colorado Spring
Manitou
Pikes Peak
Garden of Gods
Seven Falls
Cave of the Winds
Denver
Lookout Mountain
Buffalo Bill’s Grave
Pike’s Peak
Colorado
Kansas
Nebraska
Wyoming
New Mexico
Dakota
Brush
Frank Hale
Wood River
Will
Homecoming notes from Mrs. Nora Packer
Mrs. Nora Packer reports crops look better locally than on their trip. She says they reached home Tuesday tired but glad to be home again.
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Warren
Nora Packer
Nodn
John Bunyan as Described in Historical Account
A historical note describes John Bunyan, author of Pilgrim's Progress, as tall with red hair and a stern countenance, quick of eye and mild of speech, noting he was fond of swearing as a boy.
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John Bunyan
Devil Is Driving double feature at Saturday cinema
Saturday program lists a 20 cent double feature headlined by Richard Dix in The Devil Is Driving with a Western and a news reel. The show runs all afternoon with admission priced at 20 cents.
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Richard Dix
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Dr. Hess & Clark
Mrs. Howard Peters
Bonham Theatre
Fairbury, Nebraska
Jean Arthur
Kiward Arnold
Easy Living
March of Time
News
Screeno
Akim Tamiroff
Gambini
Pictorial, News
Kay Francis
Guy Kibbee
Plus News
Allen’s Cash Market
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