Mrs Gretzinger Returns From Sabetha Trip
The report notes Mrs John Gretzinger returning Wednesday from Sabetha Kansas with her daughter Esther who had been there for an operation. Also mentions Mr and Mrs C L E Blauser visiting Lincoln and Clarence Steffen on a business trip. Roads described as muddy. Supper planned with M E church ladies. Shutt Drug Co offers 25c exchange for old water bottles with new purchase.
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Shutt, Drug Co
John Gretzinger
Sabetha
Kan
Esther
Bell Telephone Wires Replaced Between Diller and Steele City
The Bell Telephone Co. has dismantled its wires and poles between Diller and Steele City and now connects via Fairbury. The change shortens routings and shifts service to the Fairbury exchange.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bell Telephone Co
Diller
Steele City
Fairbury
Dr. S B Viers Urges Debtors To Settle Accounts
A notice from Dr. S B Viers requests parties indebted to him to call at Diller State Bank and settle their accounts at their convenience.
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Diller State Bank
Dr. S. B. Viers
Brandt and Fisher Wed at Fairbury in County Judge Ceremony
Homer Brandt and Mamie Fisher were married by the county judge at Fairbury on Wednesday and held a reception that evening at the home of Brandt’s father Henry Brandt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer Brandt
Mamie Fisher
Fairbury
Henry Brandt
M. E. Church Bazaar Set For December Saturday
The Annual Bazaar of the M. E. church will be held Saturday, December 6. Ladies and others are urged to contribute aprons and fancy work. Meanwhile, reports say W. A. Lohman may trade his 160 acre Harbine farm for Cheyenne county land near his existing holdings, with a move planned next spring as his mother and sister Mrs. Walter Clemme reside there.
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M. E
W. A. Lohman
Harbine
Cheyenne County
Walter Clemme
County Officials Informed To File New Bonds For 1914
County and precinct officers serving beyond one year must file new bonds for 1914 due to the biennial election amendment. Attorney general opinion says bonds must be filed before January 1, 1914 for board approval. Bonds require two sureties or a single surety.
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Board of Commissioners
Bazaar Notes and Personal Updates From Local Advertiser
Stove wood for sale inquires to C. W. or W. E. Hiatt. Odell phone. Buy wife a new apron or fancy work at the bazaar Saturday evening. Mrs L. Loock called to Kansas Wednesday by the illness of sister Mrs Harry Sivtie. Letter from W. T. Gerard now located in Oregon. Mrs F. B. Senior left Tuesday for Ashton Idaho to visit sons Ben and Rudolph Senior joined by daughter Mrs J. D Fanders.
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C. W
L. Loock
Oes Kan
Harry Sivtie
W. T. Gerard
Diller
Oregon
F. B. Senior
Ashton
Idaho
Ben and
Rudolph Senior
J. D Fanders
Purebred Chester White and Orpington Poultry For Sale
In town, at my place, I offer full blooded Chester White sows and a purebred Batt Orpington flock including roosters and pullets. Sale held by J. T. Henrichs.
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Chester
Mrs Tinstman Visits Son in Montana Lifted by Snow Sightings
Mrs A L Tinstman returned Wednesday from visiting her son Clinton Tinstman and family at Harlowton Montana. She reports seeing about six inches of snow on the ground at Crawford as she traveled through.
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A. L. Tinstman
Clinton Tinstman
Harlowton
Mont
Crawford
Lichty Siblings Share Estates. Guardian Appointed
George Lichty applies to appoint guardian for John and Mary Lichty as heirs to an Iowa aunt inheritance valued around 8900 dollars. The guardianship follows the siblings' inheritance from the aunt.
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E. L. Loock
John
Mary Lichty
George Lichty
Iowa
Mies L O Ballard Announces Semi annual Hat Sale
Mies L O Ballard will begin her regular semi annual sale on Saturday December 6 and run for two weeks. Discounts include 50 percent off all trimmed and untrimmed hats and 25 percent on fancy feathers, among other items.
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Mies L. O. Ballard
Wireless station to rise at Fairbury and sorghum mill project
A. D. Ackerman plans a wireless telegraphy station in Fairbury with 100 foot receiving wires and government time signals from Arlington, Virginia. Fairchild Bros. expand sorghum mill at Endicott with a 64 by 200 foot shed and four 20 by 40 foot silos to store cane, crush, and feed, using conveyors to move ensilage.
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Fairbury
A. D. Ackerman
Arlington
Fairchild Bros
Endicott
Johnson
Mesippi
Louisiana
Round Oak stove promotion at Blauser's and home goods offer
Good, baseburner stove for sale. See the Round Oak at Blauser's. Highest quality varnish and paint for house cleaning time. Christmas presents at the ladies bazaar in the church basement Saturday evening. Mrs. H. E. Grupe returned Tuesday from Beatrice visit. Mrs. Ableman visited son-in-law Victor Anderson, returned to Fairbury. Mrs. Alf. Mabyorn returned from Beatrice visit.
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Shutt Drug Co
Diller Board Delays Oil Station Permit Request
The village board defers a decision on The Standard Oil Co request to locate a warehouse and two tank stations on the Burlington right of way east of Central Granaries elevator. Merchants of Diller gain more time to be heard. The Degree of Honor Kensing ton group met at Mrs. Sam Thompson's home on Saturday for a rainy afternoon gathering with a luncheon and short program.
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Standard Oil Co
Burlington
Central Granaries Co
Diller Merchants
Kensington
Sam Thompson
Thompson
Bert Bell
Wm. Woods
L. J. Hill
Mary Milter
Constipation Warning Ad Promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills
An advertisement claims constipation poisons the body and promises relief from waste buildup, headache and other troubles with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Sold at all druggists or by mail from H E Bucklen and Co Philadelphia and St Louis.
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Dr. King
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
School Column Highlights Christmas Plans and Local Athletics
Martha Tarnow moved to Steele City leaving the seventh grade. No Christmas program or treats. pupils will assist in Sunday entertainments. A basketball game is set for Saturday night to fund high school athletics, featuring both girls and boys teams. Our football team lost 6 to 0 to Fairbury high, but displayed strength. game included forward passes and aggressive line play with a full lineup listed.
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Martha Tarnow
Steele City
Ouf
Fairbury High School
Fairbury
Le—Hill
Lf—Dunn
Riddle
C—Weigel
Diller N
Rt—Blauser
Re— Beckwith
Diller
B—Reinhart
Campbell
Cavett
Subs
Fouts
Sandman
Miss Addie Miller Returns to Lincoln This Sunday
Miss Addie Miller returns to Lincoln on Sunday. A goof house for rent is noted. P Price. Miss L O Ballard returned Monday from traveling with her aunt and cousin toward new homes in Oklahoma as far as Fairbury.
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Addie Miller
Lincoln
L. O. Ballard
Oklahoma
Fairbury
How to Bankrupt the Doctors and a Cough Remedy Ad
A New York physician comments on footwear and pressures doctors financially. The piece also promotes Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a safe effective treatment for colds and coughs, advertised as pleasant to take and available from Shutt Drug.
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New York
Chamberlain
Shutt Drug Es
Christmas Eve Program Plans At Local Church
Sunday school at 10 AM Epworth League 6 30 PM. The Sunday school is preparing a program for Christmas Eve. No preaching services next Sunday. We hope to have a minister by next Sunday.
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Epworth
Presbyterian Program Notes for December Seventh 1913
The December seventh church notes outline the morning program with weather permitting, an offering for Women's Work, and a topic on The Ideal Christian XII. His Rewards based on Psalm 1:1-6. An evening consecration session continues the Young Manhood series titled Is the young man safe The third part.
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C. E
Diller Markets Grain Prices Thursday Correction
Market report lists Wheat No 2 and Corn prices for the Thursday session with corrected rates. Trading notes indicate ongoing adjustments and price quotes for grain buyers.
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First National Bank
The
M. E. Church
Clarence Steffen
Trice
M. E. Church Bazaar
J. T. Henrichs
H. E. Grupe
Blauser’s
Beatrice
Diller Farmers’ Institute
the Record
Alf. Mabyorn
Nebraska
H. E. Green
Shutt Drug Company
Supt. C. L. Wescott
Price
Methodist
Diller Markets
O. F. Rigdon
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