Reduced price on wagon boxes and local notices
J. D. Fanders advertises wagon boxes at a reduced price. Willis Clark reports the loss of a valuable horse due to blood poisoning last Friday. The next county commissioners meeting is Sept 8 in Fairbury. A team of day mares and about 25 bushels of good seed rye are for sale. Miss Bessie Rucker is named postmistress at Steele City succeeding her brother H. B. Rucker. Mrs. Cora Culman and daughter visited between trains with Mrs. Rev. Hadsell at Blue Springs. Milt and O'Fry returned to North Platte after a short visit with their mother and Diller relatives. Mr. and Mrs. FE Habicht and Mrs. C. L. E. Blauser attended the St. Joe fair and Habicht will buy fall goods for Loock & Habicht. Diller area residents attended the Jefferson County teachers institute at Fairbury: Flossie Raymond, Marie Stotts, Cora Wright, Dale Reinhart, Gracye Myers, Florence Line, Mary Edgington. Charlie Hunnicutt and family returned from Mountain Grove Arkansas after a month away. crops are short and labor scarce there due to a dry year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller and Vicinity
Jefferson County Teachers Institute
Fairbury
Flossie Raymond
Marie Stotts
Cora Wright
Dale Reinhart
Gracye Myers
Florence Line
Mary Edgington
Charlie Hunnicutt
Mountain Grove
Arkansas
Local Market Deals and Community Notes
Home rendered lard priced at 15¢ with prompts to check Miss Ballard's counters. Timothy seed offered at 3 dollars per bushel. Jesse Pierce of Diller listed with phone 21 Clyde Hutchinson and family visited relatives in St. Joe and Iowa. A 9 pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Maichow nine miles north of Diller on the ninth. Mrs. Howard Jefferys and child of near Odell visited Diller relatives. C F Smith returned from O Neill Neb to view land and may buy later. secured option on property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Timothy
Jesse Pierce
Diller
Will Maichow
C. F. Smith
O’neill
Nebr
Gallagher sisters visit in town with Jack Heinlein
Marie and Josie Gallagher and their friend Jack Heinlein visited here and were entertained at the home of Mrs. J. A. Pickard. They returned last Friday to their home in Benkelman Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie
Josie Gallagher
Jack Heinlein
J. A. Pickard
Benkelman
Nebr
Tightening discounts on Buggies and Wagons at J. D. Fanders shop
Joy Reinhart returned to Washington after visiting his parents here. He works in the Interior Department and will graduate from a Washington law school next year. The note also advertises 15 days of preparatory discounts on standard up to date goods including gas engines and separators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D
Joy Reinhart
C. A. Reinhart
Washington, D. C
Interior Department
Local Notes and Social Visits Highlight Rural News
J. H. Logan mentioned in passing as the source for alfalfa seed for sale. Harm Dickman and relatives near Odell hosted a Sunday visit. Miss L. O. Ballard showcases Fall and Winter Millinery. Oake family returned from Cass County visit. A new serial Governors Lady starts next week in the Record. Helen Bausch returns from Wessington Springs South Dakota. Mrs. Drake and daughter along with Ed Wiggins and Viers family head home to Red Cloud. Jennie Critchfield and Janet Buzzell visit C. K. Critchfield and plan to return to Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Drake
Ed. Wiggins
Dr. Viers
Red Cloud
Jennie Critchfield
Janet Buzzell
C. K. Critchfield
Lincoln
Mrs Maude Hull Returns Home After Visit to Lincoln
Mrs Maude Hull returns Sunday to her Lincoln residence after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Alex Bell. Her husband Mr Hull who joined her and works in the Burlington offices at Lincoln proceeded her arrival.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maude Hull
Lincoln
Hull
Alex Bell
Burlington
Builders move part of building to street for new block
J. D. Flanders has moved a portion of his building onto the street to clear space for a new concrete block structure. He will tear down the remainder of the old building to proceed with construction, aided by a carload of blocks arriving from Wymore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D.fanders
Wymore
Canadian Enlistment Reported for Local Man H. J. Jones
H. J. Jones, son in law of Mrs. Mary Fasnacht, formerly of this place and now in Ponoka Alberta, is said to have enlisted with Canadian troops sailing for Europe to aid England and France. The report adds his wife and family will visit during his enlistment.
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H. J. Jones
Mary Fasnacht
Ponoka
Alberta
Can
Europe
England
France
Germany
Nebraska Vital Statistics Six Months to June 1 1914
Nebraska health board six months ending June 1 1914 reports 18 562 births 7 110 male 6 452 female and 5 779 deaths with major causes listed including cancer heart disease pneumonia apoplexy epilepsy and Brights disease. Jefferson county births show 85 males and 99 females.
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State Board of Health
Jefferson County
Tinstman sells Ditler residence to Ed Wrigley
A. L. Tinstman sells his Ditler home for 4000 to Ed Wrigley who will run Central Granaries Co elevator from Sept 1. The Tinstmans plan a winter in Orrville Ohio where Elsie works in a printing office. They will visit Pennsylvania then return to Diller March 1 and may rebuild a new residence after next summer on the Pacific coast trip. A public sale of personal effects is set for Saturday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Tinstman
Ditler
Ed. Wrigley
Central Granaries Co
Mr. Tinstman
Orrville
Elsie
Pennsylvania
Diller
Pacific Coast
Tingtman’s
Fairbury Fairbury Becomes Bread and Ballfield News
Fairbury bread at Packer's prompts trial request. Noah Handley of Fairbury visited Diller with friends. For sale two red polled Durham bulls. Hugh Miller from Diller supported Beatrice at Tuesday’s game. A girl weighing 71 pounds born to Clyde Hogrefe family southeast of Diller. Low prices on gang and sulky plows offered. Diller played Fairbury yesterday with a 7 to 8 score and a black eye report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Hogrefe
Diller
Fairbury
Mrs Minnie Soxwell Visits Beatrice Then Returns
Mrs Minnie Soxwell spent Sunday with her husband at Beatrice and returns Monday to help care for her brother Alfred Martin who is recovering from typhoid fever.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnie Soxwell
Beatrice
Alfred Martin
Douglas Shoes For Youths And Men Range From One Seventy Five
Harlan Hadley advertises a stock of Douglas shoes for youths boys and men priced from 1.75 to 38.75. The market offer emphasizes style fit comfort and wear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas
Harlan Hadley
Miss Theressa Hemphill Visits. Local Couple Marries
Miss Theressa Hemphill of Plattsmouth, ex grand recorder of the Degree of Honor, visits friend Mrs. Mary Miller from Saturday to Monday and later heads to Hardy to visit relatives. A marriage notice notes Dr. Max Mayo Miller and Miss Fauna Hazel White wed on August 19, 1914 in La, with reception to follow at Helvetia Chambers Boston address. CHURCH ITEMS describe Presbyterian services on August 30 1914 with Bible School preaching, Junior and Senior C E activities, and a union evening service at 8 pm.
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Theressa Hemphill
Plattamouth
Mary Miller
Hardy
Anne
Max Mayo Miller
J. W. Miller
Mound City
Diller
Fauna Hazel White
Helvetia Chambers
Huntington Ave
Boston
Presbyterian
C. E
Presbyterian Church
For Sale 9g Fresh Milch Cow
For sale a nine gallon fresh milch cow advertised by W. C. Line. The notice lists a dairy animal ready for immediate use and marks the seller as W. C. Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. C. Line
Rigdon family to return from Topeka visit today
O. F. Rigdon and his son Tom are due home today from Topeka Kansas where they visited Mr. Rigdon's mother. J. F. Lutz of Blue Rapids Kansas arrived Wednesday to oversee shelling and marketing the 1912 corn crop on his farm southwest of town near Jack Powell's residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. F. Rigdon
Tom
Topeka
Kan
Mr. Rigdon
J. F. Lutz
Blue Rapids
Jack Powell
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Shutt Drug Company
McClure Syndicate
Mrs. Newlywed
Citizen’s State Bank
State of
Nebraska
J. D. Fanders
Willis Clark
Og MS
Sam Friday
Bessie Rucker
Steele City
H. B. Rucker
Cora Culman
W. E. Anderson
Rev. Hadsell
Blue Springs
Milt and
O' Fry
North Platte
FE. F. Habicht
C. L. E. Blauser
St. Joe Fair
Miss Ballard
Clyde Hutchinson
St. Joe
Iowa
Howard Jefferys
Odell
A. T. Watson
The
Daily Papers
J. H. Logan
Harm Dickman
L. O. Ballard
E. F. Oake
Cass County
Record
Helen Bausch
Wessington Springs
Dak
Fairbury City Bakery Bread
Packer’s
Noah Handley
Durham Bulls
Hugh Miller
Beatrice Ball
Rigdon
Rigdon Modern Methods
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