Ragged gown and shriek as skirt tears in crowd
On a Tuesday night a woman tore her hobble skirt after a rip and a shriek from Gert and Alan. Colman's mesh bags praised. Insurance and land visit notes about Louis Lohr with J D Fandere to Akron Colorado. Relatives of Mrs Zoellen and Mrs Annie Diller and Mrs Myrtle Johnson mentioned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gert
Alan
Louis Lohr
J. D. Fandere
Akron
Colo
Mrs. Zoellen
Steele" City
Annie
M. Diller
Weather Notice and Local Visits Report
Single weather advisory line opened for farm use. Harve Vasey of Liberty Nebraska and his friend Milo Foster from near Diller visited from Saturday to Monday. Thos P Price returned Tuesday from Sycamore Springs Kansas where his mother sought rheumatic relief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harve Vasey
Liberty
Nebr
Milo Foster
Diller
Thos. P.’Price
Sycamore Springs
Kan
Douglases Return to Mound City After Visit
The Misses Blanche and Girlie Douglas who had visited here with their uncle and aunt Mr. and Mrs. F M McManes returned to their home in Mound City Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanche
Girlie Douglas
F. M. McManes
Mound City
Kan
Le Waggoner Visits Grand Island School
C Le Waggoner went Monday to attend the state school at Grand Island accompanied by Claude Cavett who visited there with his uncle Al Cavett for a week or two.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. le Waggoner
Grand Island
Claude Cavett
al. Cavett
Former Diller resident visits friends from Lincoln
Chas. Osborn, formerly of Diller and now a Lincoln resident, works as a mail clerk on the Missouri Pacific between Lincoln and Union, making two round trips daily. He spent Saturday to Monday visiting old friends while his wife and children travel in Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Osborn
Diller
Lincoln
Union
Iowa
Fall stock clearance on wagons bags and separators
Local shop announces deep price cuts to clear baggies wagons and cream separators before September 1. Limited second hand buggies and other items also offered as part of the sale. J. L. Fanpens.
Kelley Visits Old Pennsylvania Home In Law Family Property Link
D R Kelley of Dillery Nebraska vacationing with his brother in law John Benner and family on Miffl street. He shows interest in local real estate and returns yearly to spend a few weeks with friends in the area.
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Req. Kelley
Pennsylvania
Saxon Herald
D. R. Kelley
Dillery
Nebraska
John Benner
Miffih Street
Kelley
Diller Notices Report Local Happenings and Real Estate
Local items include Fred Witty renting Sam Phillips farm near Diller for next year, a sale of the Wm Grundmeier farm to Mr Daugherty for 16800 dollars, and planning for next Lyceum course with a large seating plan. Attendees include J P London and Jos London. Various visits, travel, and social events noted among residents and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred. Witty
Sam Phillips
Diller
Z. W. Fouts
John Mathias and son Roy Return from Red Cloud Visit
John Mathias and his son Roy returned Tuesday from visiting relatives in Red Cloud Nebraska and nearby areas. They report the corn crop in good condition along the Republican River as far west as they traveled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mathias
Roy
Red Cloud
Nebr
Republican River
Laundry Notice and Courtly Trip Notices
Laundry notice states agency for Fairbury laundry at Diller with contact 125 to arrange weekly Monday package delivery. A family, Mr and Mrs J D Fanders and daughters Deila and Renelda, left Tuesday by Burlington for ten days visiting Akron Denver Pueblo and Salida Colorado to visit relatives.
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Fairbury
Diller
Riepoy
J.D. Fanders
Deila
Renelda
Burlington
Akron
Denver
Pueblo
Salida
Colo
Picnic at Diller Acknowledges Strong Local Attendance
The Diller picnic drew several hundred attendees from Wymore for a lively event with ample music and abundant food. Organizers noted this 14th annual gathering was a success, contrasting with any notion of failure.
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Diller
Know How
Wymore
Wymorean
Diller Picnic Draws Unusual Citywide Attention
Diller's annual fraternal picnic drew a large crowd and put the city on the map. Attendees were entertained and well cared for, with minimal disruption, reflecting a proactive, enterprising business community.
Old Man Jones and Son Trade a Bank Check for Cash
In a small town tale, Old Man Jones and his son John sell hogs and receive checks from a lender. The old man prefers cash, while John keeps a check. The pocketbook and money vanish, but the payer issues a replacement check. The incident ends with the lesson a bank check is better than cash.
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Jones
John
Orchard Prices for Wealthy Apples at Chipperfield Drag Co
Apples for sale in the orchard at Chipperfield Drag Co. Wealthy variety priced 25 cents for wind falls and 85 cents for hand picked. Two free Brerenns noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipperfield Drag Co's
Wind Falls
Church notices and weekly services announced
Sunday school and Epworth League meet at the usual hours. The adjourned session of the Fourth Quarterly Conference will be held Saturday at 10 o'clock in the church. The district superintendent desires as many present as possible. Union services in the evening at the Presbyterian church with Rev. C. S. McLlom.
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Echool
Epworth League
Fourth Quarterly Conference
Desiree
Presbyterian Church
McClomm
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J.P. London
Fowler
Tribune
Jos
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the Lyceum
J W Fouts
Diller It Ia
Howe
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Mrs. Verge Wright Jeffery
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Arkansas
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Montrose
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Herbert Beckwith
Goode
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C. E- Waggoner, Clr
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E. L. Loock
Arthur E. Price
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Mabel. Jackson
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