Duroc Boars for Sale and Local Notices
Duroc boars for sale by M. J. Wolkens. A Razor 50c sold by H. K. Shut. Proupt service on sale bills at the Record office. For barrel delivery of oil or gas contact Diller Filling Station. Mrs. Geo Strockey has been on the sick list for a couple of weeks. Eyes examined by Dr. Adams at 1114 N 6th St Beatrice.
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Proupt
Record Office
Diller Filling Station
Geo. Strockey
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
Beatrice
Dressed Ducks For Sale At One Dollar Each
A brief classified note lists dressed ducks available at one dollar each. Contact Mrsa. W. M. Henrichs for details.
Harness shop opens in London’s implement store
Frank Frisbie opens a new harness shop in London’s implement store at Fairbury, while S J Thompson notes corn shelling at l per bushel for 1000 bushels or more. A ten pound daughter was born to Editor and Mrs R E Clark of the Odell Oracle on the fifth. Waffle supper and bazaar planned by St Paul’s Lutheran Ladies Aid Friday at seven. A five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Garten near Ellis injured by tin shard in cheek. wound sterilized and she is improving.
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Frank Frisbie
London
Fairbury
R. E. Clark
The
Odell Oracle
Aid of
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church
Frank Garten
Ellis
Local Shop Promotes Xmas Stationery Sale Line
H. K. Shutt advertises a special sale and window display. Miss Pearl Thompson works as clerk at the Farmers Union store. Lynn Waggoner, a state university student, is home for the weekend. John Greider has a new job at Woods Bros. of Lincoln.
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Miss Pearl Thompson
Farmers Union
Lynn Waggoner
John Greider
Woods Bro’s
Lincoln
Modern Xray Machine Installed for Medical Use
Dr Ellis has installed a new modern Xray machine capable of taking surgical and dental pictures. Mrs Hutchinson notes a sale of fat geese dressed for $2.50.
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A. J. Hutchinson
Diller Newsnotes Include Teacher Bernice Salaine
George Andrews a livestock commission man from St. Joseph Mo circulated among Diller friends Tuesday. Thursday Dec 22 a District 89 event occurred 2 miles south of Diller with teacher Bernice Salaine involved.
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Dist
Diller
Bernice Salaine
Oes
George Andrews
Livestock Commission
St. Joseph, Mo
Bargain Produce at Swift Station Store
Limited stock on potatoes at 1.00 per bushel while supplies last. Cabbage 1.85 per 100 lbs and apples 1.50 to 2.25. Cash for produce accepted. Swift's station, S. J. Thompson, Manager.
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Swift
S. J. Thompson
Lincoln Center District 129 Box Social and Plate Supper
Xmas program and box social plus plate supper to be held at Lincoln Center school two miles east of Ellis on December 16. Young ladies are asked to bring boxes. Nellie Risbie, teacher.
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Lincoln Center School
Dist
Ellis
Nellie Risbie
N R C Club Members Dine At Steiner Home
The N R C Club and families were entertained at the Lewis Steiner home last Friday evening December 9. The rook game concluded with A C Richardson high and Mrs Frank Grone second. Refreshments were served.
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Lewis Steiner
A. C. Richardson
Frank Grone
Woodmen Officers Elected for Year at Regular Meeting
Woodmen Officers Elect Diller Camp No 1668 M W A for the ensuing year at their last regular meeting Calander W H Patton Bkr Harry Thompson Clerk H H Green Escort Watchman Will Bond Sentry Everett Clark Trustee 3 yrs H M Holle.
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Diller
Fey
Calander W. H. Patton
Harry Thompson
H. H. Green
Will Bond
Everett Clark
H. M. Holle
Xmas fountain pens line up reads new joy
An assortment of Xmas fountain pens promoted with the joke Theyll write by H. K. Shutt. The town papers note various local items including a fall injuring Mrs. R. B. Albers near Diller and other regional tidbits from Crete Wilber and Powell visitors.
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H. K. Shutt
Spirit of St Louis crosses country to Mexico City
Col Chas Lind piloted the Spirit of St Louis from Washington at 12 29 p m Tuesday to Mexico City at 2 39 p m Wednesday covering over 2000 miles in 26 hours 10 minutes amid mountains plains and valleys. He received a hearty greeting on arrival. Free Logan learns of his father James Logan's death at 8 30 a m in Carroll Nebraska and funeral plans in Prairie Home Nebraska remain undetermined.
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Chas. Lind
Spirit of
St. Louis
Washington
Mexico City
Free Logan
James Logan
Carroll
Nebr
Logan
Diller
Prairie Home _ cemetery
Poultry School Discusses Profitable Hens in Diller
In Diller Nebraska a local poultry meeting featured Mr Worrell explaining how a good profitable hen differs from an unprofitable one. He noted Nebraska poultry income rivals major crops and egg production varies from 80 to over 200 eggs per year per hen. The session covered housing and other poultry care topics and urged attendance.
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Diller
Worrell
Nebraska
Local call for community action to curb out-migration of shoppers
A Wymore businessman urges Lincoln shopping as a warning, advocates 100 percent cooperative public education and coordinated effort to keep regional commerce alive. He cites cross-town trips by autos toward Lincoln and argues cooperation, publicity, and reconstructive planning are essential to save small towns. He also notes dieting tips claiming sweets aid weight loss and sugar provides quick energy.
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Wymore
Lincoln
Marysville
Kansas
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Citizens State Bank
M. J. Wolkens
Joan Gillet Razor
H.K. Shut Vie
Rome
Uncle Dudley
Woodmen
Clara Bow
Bills Dempsey
Tunney
R. B. Albers
Will Green
Hubert Patton
S. B. Wiers
Harris
John Strain
Diiler
Strain
Richardson County
Saline County
Crete
Wilber
Earl Kiyser
Billie
Powell, Wyo
George Fisher
Charles and
Harley Fisher
Diller and
Steele City
Poultry School
Blue Springs
Rockford
Goodrich
Satsuma
Naval
Farmer’s Union Cash Store
Diller Grain Market