Local notes and ads from Diller Nebraska roundup
Seed rye for sale by W T Logan. M W A meets the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. Percales 15c yd Saturday only at Farmers Union Co op store. Diller area wheat and corn markets strong this week. Dry Goods special Saturday. Roy McCune visited Excellsior Springs Missouri for rheumatism treatment. Moon Son monuments at prices since 1886. Emil Tarnow, formerly of Diller, wed in Omaha on the 12th. Shoes repaired and left in wrong car located. Beulah Thompson returns to Lincoln for summer school after picnic. Ed and Mrs Thomas of Wichita Kansas attended the Diller picnic with Charley Cully.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Thomas
Wichita, Kan
Diller
Charley Cully
Remley Couple Granted Preliminary Divorce Decree
Harry L. Remley was granted a preliminary decree for divorce from Grace E. Remley by County Judge Cherry in Kiowa County Colorado on August 14. The pair were formerly residents of the Diller area.
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Harry L. Remley
Grace E. Remley
Cherry
Kiowa Co. Colo
Remleys
Diller
Paul Stange Takes Vacation to Visit North Dakota Kin
Paul Stange of Farmers store left Thursday for Paraha North Dakota to visit his sister Mrs Ernest Roessler and other relatives he had not seen in 27 years. He reports frost on corn and the wheat harvest beginning.
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Paul Stange
Paraha
No. Dak
Ernest Roessler
Hays Couple Return From Chicago Visit
Mr and Mrs Chase of Hays returned last Friday from a car trip to Chicago to visit their son in law Neal Diller and daughter. They were joined by their son James Hays and wife. The trip followed paved roads most of the way and included an enjoyable family visit during Neal Dillers vacation.
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Chase, Hays
Chicago
Neal Diller
James Hays
Neal
Percaleg on sale at Farmers Union Co-Op Saturday
Scede Wiemers traded his new Dodge sedan for a later model Dodge business sedan. Mrs E B Rees and her son Charles of Pleasantville Iowa visited Miss L Ballard last Saturday.
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Scede Wiemers
E. B. Rees
Charles
Pleasantville, Ia
Heagy Hemmingers Attend Diller Picnic Near Ellis
Ur and Mrs Heagy Hemminger and family from near Ellis were among attendees at the Diller picnic held last week.
Beatrice Couples Visit Ed. Mc sune Family Home
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hill and Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Hill of Beatrice were picnic visitors last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Mc sune.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Hill
Aaron Hill
Beatrice
Ed. Mcsune
Diller Edges Fairbury in Ten Innings for County Win
Diller and Fairbury battled in a county league baseball game at Fairbury on Sunday. Diller won 6 to 5 in ten innings after a dramatic late-inning surge.
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Diller
Fairbury
Wheat yields sighted near Diller on Grone farm
Reports from the Diller area note strong wheat yields. A ten acre field on Arthur Grone's northeast of town produced 36 bushels per acre, highlighting good cropping performance in the vicinity.
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Diller
Arthur Grone
Cars Bought By Lake And Fritz Lottman From Thompson
Lake and Fritz Lottman purchased new Ford cars this week from S J Thompson who also sells Dodge vehicles. The ad urges buyers in the market for either make to see Thompson first.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lake
Fritz Lottman
Ford
S.J. Thompson
Thompson
Dodge
Farm sale transfers to Lincoln Trust Co in Nebraska note
The George Pitts farm in Gage county near Diller was sold by heirs to C. D. Graf for 7625 dollars and later transferred to Lincoln Trust Co for one dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pitts
Diller
Gage County
C. D. Graf
Lincoln Trust Co
Teachers from Diller Attend Jefferson County Class
Several Diller area teachers joined a visualized agricultural class for Jefferson county instructors held in Fairbury last week. Enrolled from Diller were Marie and Helening von go, L Hutehineon, Harold tchretatt Maligsa Fanders, and Elsie Wolters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Diller Eth
Go von Marie and
Helening
L Hutehineon
Harold ‘Tchretatt Maligsa Fanders
Elsie Wolters
Wood Family Heads Home After Visit to Lincoln
Mr and Mrs J N Wood and daughters Sylvie and Donna traveled Sunday to Norfolk via Lincoln visiting Mrs Wiaman Lela Mann over night. Mrs Wood visited her father F Pickard aunt S Clark and a brother while LaVern from Fairbury and an uncle John joined in classmate memories at Plymouth with Prof J Smith.
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J.N. Wood
Sylvie
Donna
Norfolk
Lincoln
J. Smith
Percales on sale at 15¢ a yard Saturday only
Farmers Union Co-Op store advertises 15 cent percales for one day only. Billy Bowerd takes a clerical job at C H Cully grocery. Mr and Mrs Geo Renz and Miss Essher Glathan drive to Republican City to visit relatives. Miss Zylphamb returns to Lincoln after visiting friend Lucile Packer.
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Geo. Renz
Essher Glathan
Republican City
Miss Zylphamb
Lincoln
Mise Lucile Packer
Wen Returns Home After Visit with Relatives
Mrs. C. E. B. Wen, who had been visiting here with relatives since before the picnic, returned Saturday to her home in Washington, Kansas.
Mrs Clyde Zook Returns Home After Lincoln Visit
Mrs Clyde Zook and her son Bobbie had visited relatives since before the picnic and returned Wednesday to their home in Lincoln.
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Clyde Zook
Bobbie
Lincoln
Fouts Returns From Colorado Vacation
Misa Averil Fouts returns from a five week trip to Colorado visiting Denver and Boulder and a month at Eckels Lodge in Boulder Canyon. Mars is unusually close today at 85 million miles, a rare near approach. A Mare lecture will be broadcast from Lincoln tonight.
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Misa Averil ‘Fouts
Colorado
Denver
Boulder
Eckel
Boulder Canyon
Mars
Earth
Lincoln
Jansen Advertises Two Day Picnic with Baseball Games
Jansen promotes a two day event August 26 and 27 featuring music by the Jansen band free attractions a merry go round and platform dance each night. County league baseball games are scheduled Powell vs Ditler on Tuesday and Plymouth vs Harbine on Wednesday.
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Jansen
Plymouth
Harbine
Fosteres Return Visit Marks Diller Ties After Twenty One Years
Mr and Mrs Sam Foster of New Market Jows visit Diller on Tuesday morning. Mrs Foster is remembered by Diller friends as Dode Neely sister of Dr JG Neely formerly of Diller. It is her first return in twenty one years since leaving to visit relatives in Kansas.
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Sam Foster
New Market, Jows
Burlington No 17 Train Delayed By Freight Engine Derailment
No 17 the Burlington west bound passenger train was delayed about two hours at Odell Tuesday evening after one of the company's largest freight engines derailed at the switch near the Indian creek bridge at the east end of the Diller switch yards. All wheels except the tenner left the rails while the engine remained under its own power. With help from a west freight engine the derailed engine was backed onto the track and service resumed shortly after. The engine pulled a westbound string of empties nearly a mile long.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Odell
Indian Creek Bridge
Diller Switch Yards
Tenner
Our Hall of Fame The Farmer Runs Second to Nobody
An old style tribute extols the farmer as the essential vocation. It praises hard work and the right to retire with earned rest, noting farming sustains everyone through food and toil.
Granddaughter Responds To Telegram About Grandfather Illness
Mrs. Clara Mains of Holstein Nebraska traveled Monday after receiving a telegram about the illness of her grandfather F. W. Wesenberg at the home of his son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs Ouke Lottman, 23 miles south of town.
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Clara Mains
Holstein
Nebr
F. W. Wesenberg
Ouke Lottman
Volunteer wheat as Hessian fly control factor
Volunteer wheat fuels Hessian fly infestation in fall and early spring. Favorable germination conditions boost fly emergence, as the only available food. Eliminating volunteer wheat before planting is a key step in controlling Hessian fly and protecting the main crop.
Wheat harvest thrives as Towner grows in 1924
From Towner Colorado Aug 18 1924 F T Pearce D FP Nebr sends greeting and notes wheat harvest nearing completion with yields around fifteen bushels per acre and some as high as forty. The soil is productive with modern farming and large acreages. a new $30 000 high school is rising after a fire. The town sits on the Missouri Pacific line near the Kansas Colorado Boulevard and welcomes tourist trade and growing agriculture.
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Isouri Pacific
Tever
Colorado
Towner
Harry L. Remley
Wheat No 1 Corn Oats Table Butter Packing Butter Eges
Wheat and corn prices and butter packing terms appear in a terse commodity item brief. The note lists grain grades and butter packaging references without further context.
Mrs Isabelle Raymond and Flossie Visit Fairbury Relative
Mrs Isabelle Raymond and her daughter Flossie spent Monday and Tuesday at the home of her brother and uncle C. A. Ewers in Fairbury.
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Isabelle Raymond
Flossie
C. A. Ewers
Fairbury
Ben Marshall to Leave for Colorado Farm Sale Next Thursday
Ben Marshall plans to depart for Colorado due to ill health and will conduct a large farm sale next Thursday. Readers are urged to see his advertisement in this paper and watch for bills printed at the office.
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Ben Marshall
Colorado
Diller Lincoln Club Meeting Plans Sept
Mrs F B Mccafee hosted the Diller Lincoln club Tuesday at 2834 Starr. Gardens provided summer color for the rooms. A luncheon followed and was assisted by Mrs J H Pitti. Committees will arrange the September club meeting.
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Mra. F
MccAfee
Diller-Lincoln Club
Starr
Sunday State Journal
Acetyline gas lighting plant for sale and wood stove items
Classified notice lists a working acetylene lighting plant with electric lights for sale to ease maintenance. Also advertises damp wood stove heaters and cook stove, with prices for oak and walnut and a May 1 sale date referenced by J M Hiatt and J W Pouts.
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J. W
J. M. Hiatt
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
W. T. Logan
Farmers Union Co-op
Roy McCune
Excellsior Springs
F. A. Moon & Son
Emil Tarnow
Diller Young Man
Omaha
Beulah Thompson
The
State University
Percaleg
J. W. Fouts
Billy’’ Bowerd
C. H. Cully Grocery Store
H. K. Shutt
Colo
F. T. Pearce
Leach
L. D. Calkins
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nabe
Emerson
Emerson Bakery
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