Land seeking trip and local notices from the era
Rod Ipw Senior travels to Akron Colorado to seek land. Beatrice special train to work at Dempeter factory. Frank Beckwith couple return from Pueblo. Diller merchants receive ice from Wymore. Washington rules mail delivery when a vicious dog is present. New primary law sets precinct primary day October 5. Dr Hoopes Health Coffee marketed as a substitute. Spear Drug Co. advertising in the issue.
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Dr. &Hoopes Health
Spear Drug Co
Gallery Sold Out and Local Updates From Diller
Fire lightning and tornado insurance notes mixed with social updates from Mies Grace Mathias in Beatrice and Dr. Claude Ellie away Thursday. Mrs. George Andrews frames from Omaha and Chicago visits. New line of South Bend watches on display at H. E. Grapes. Gallery sold in Diller with regular trips continued to June 25. Mrs. Ewere back from Fairbury visiting son Bert. Souvenir spoons and flat wear at A D Colman. W J Dill back Friday from Cherry County with homestead entry plans and potential colony prospects join him.
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W. J. Dill
Cherry County
D. J. Wood Takes Ownership of Local Business
D. J. Wood acquires D. A. Wood's interest in the business and will run it under the firm name D. J. Wood. D. A. Wood and wife plan to leave September 3 for Chicago where Charles pursues a three year course in osteopathy.
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D. J. Wood
D. A. Wood
Mr. Wood
D. A.wood
Chicago
Charles
Ellis News
Diller Public Schools Adds Twelfth Grade amid Growth
With the new school year starting September 6, Diller Public School elevates from a tenth grade to a fully accredited twelfth grade. The move reflects strong leadership by Superintendent C L Grimes and a capable staff, including Principal Louise Sturdevant and assistants Effie Diller and Gertrude Lamb, as Doane and state university graduates join the faculty.
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Diller Public School
Ofera
Ie Etudente
C. Ll. Grimes
Louise Sturdevant
Mise Nye Warner
Miae Elizabeth Hall
Effie Diller
Doane College
Missee Diller, Lamb
Lambert
Taugh
Picnic grounds offer teat items and local news notes
A teat found on the picnic grounds may be had at the office. Mrs Ellen Gear returned Sunday from her trip to Indiana Sterling. Mise Daisy Calman, a child of Allen Calman, is very sick with typhoid fever. Anureé arrived Wednesday to help care for her. Beetle Weimer and family, seven in all, returned Monday from Clay Center Kansas after a four hour drive with an hour and a half stop in Washington.
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Thie
Daisy Calman
Allen Calman
Beetle Weimer
Clay Center
Kan
Washington
Diller
Metropolitan Aire
California
Wymoreap
Old Settlers' Picnic Date Change at Endicott
The Old Settlers' Picnic at Endicott is rescheduled for Saturday and Sunday September 11 and 12. Old Settlers' Day features prominent speakers and music along with a baby show corn show games and races. Sunday is Church and School Day with lectures by Rev Shrode and Prof. Thomas plus a Gold Medal contest by the W C T U. Ample accommodations for all.
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Endicott
Shrode
Gdell
Thomas
Kearney
Wanted and returned travelers mingle with local outings
A local notice lists job seekers at Colman hotel and visitors returning from Clar Center Nebraska and the State of Virginia. It describes travel between Odell and Beatrice with family visits, chautauqua attendance, and a humorous misadventure over meals at downtown eateries.
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Mississippi River
Rod
Ipb
Akron
Colo
Colman
Curtie Gear
Beatrice
Dempeter
Frank Beckwith
Pueblo
Dilier Record
The
Daily State Journal
J. L. Lamb
George Specht
Alliance
Nebr
Diller Merchants
Wymore
McManes
Mies
Grace Mathias
Claude Ellie
Fridare
George Andrews Ie Frame
Omaha
South Bend
H. E. Grapes
Eale
A.D. Colman’s
Diller’ Mercantile CO
Diller Public Schools
First National Bank
Ellen Gear
Indiana
Sterling
Eilver
Eongenic
Spoope
Eas
Old Settlers
Methodist
Epworth
Colman Hotel
Mre.a. T. Wateon
Clar Center
Mies Flora -Warthen
Odell
C. W. Moppemith
Virginia
Diller Markets
Renee Cep
Liver
Loock & Habicht
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