Local notices and ads mix in Fairbury section
A jumble of sale bills and notices from The Record office urges printing legal notices in home papers. The column mentions Diller Farmers Grain Co and Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop offerings, Beatrice election results, clothing sales, shoe repairs, and community notices about town repairs and local residents with names like John Clauson and Asa Richardson.
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Nebraska
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Farmers' market ad seeks hog sellers for top price
In the Market all the time for those fat hogs. We pay the highest market price and take them any day. Get our bid first and sell at home. Ditler Farmers Grain: R. Andrews, Mgr.
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Ditler
R. Andrews
Mgr
Diller Telephone Company Sets Annual Stockholders Meeting
The annual meeting of stockholders will be held at the secretary J Smith Diller's office on Monday January 16 at eight o clock P M for election of directors and other business.
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Diller Telephone Company
J’ Smith
Diller
County Board Cuts Phone Rentals at Fairbury Meeting
At the Fairbury meeting last Saturday the county commissioners decided to stop paying any more phone rentals in the courthouse beyond the sheriff’s office rental and to discontinue rentals on post office boxes for all county officers.
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Fairbury
Court House
Bandit held up by policemen in St Louis ruse
In St Louis a robber targeted a couple on a road side only to find they were two officers in disguise. One wore female attire to lure the thief, who was captured after the failed holdup in a locality with many robberies.
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St. Louis
Snowy Roads Prompt Action to Prevent Ice
Report notes three inches of snow with rain on ground and sub zero cold. A stiff breeze drifts snow onto roads but not enough to block traffic. The Golden Rod Highway No 3 was kept plowed to melt and prevent ice and mud, protecting the many autos people rely on during bad roads.
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Siace
Mrs Mary W Upson Rites Followed in Rockford
Lincoln Journal records death of Mrs Mary W Upson widow of Richard E Upson at her Rockford home. She previously lived near Upson church between Diller and Odell on the Otoe reservation where Mr Upson died in 1896. She leaves two sons Arthur T Upson of Washington DC and Fred W Upson of Lincoln. Funeral and burial set in Waukegan Illinois after her long Lincoln residence. She was active in the Congregational church.
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Lincoln
Mary W.upson
Richard E ‘ Upson
Rockford
Lil
Upson
Upson Church
Diller and
Odell
Otoe
Beatrice Area Notes and Obituary Highlights
Mrs. Arntt underwent major surgery in Beatrice. Santa Claus slated to visit Clark's store in Diller. Willis Clark family visits Steele City. Fred Fisbie family traveled to Brush, Colorado. Funeral for Henry Weidemen held in Beatrice. John Sehick, 75, ex-county sheriff of Gage, dies in Beatrice after long illness. once Beatrice Fire Chief and Nebraska Volunteer Firemen leader. Early life includes mercantile work at Filley.
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Sophia Mathias
Pearl and
Viraascacht
Ellis
Roy. Mathias
Henry Weidemen
Beatrice
John Sehick
Gage County
Tuesay
Beatrice Volunteer Fire Department
Nebraska
Riremen's Association
Filley
Mysterious Death Probed In Pueblo Railroad Conductor Case
Mr. La Voo, a Pueblo railroad conductor, was found dead in a caboose on a Missouri Pacific freight train. Police suspect robbery with a gunfire incident. the revolver bullet differs from the killer’s weapon. Funeral services were held in Pueblo. he leaves a widow Bertha Brandt La Voo and five children.
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Charney Brandt
Puetio, ‘Corp
Horace
Kan
C.C. la Voo
la Voo
Pueblo
Missouri
Pacific ‘Railroad
Caboose
Lincoln Daily Journal Special December Offer
The Lincoln Daily Journal promotes a December bargain offering fifty cents to one dollar off for new or renewing subscriptions. December remittance secures lower rates regardless of existing expiration dates. The Morning Journal serves Nebraskans with same-day mail delivery and late-night print editions.
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Lincoln Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Morning Journal
Lincoln Journal
Simple Christmas Wreath Symbol in Window Reflects Hope
A quiet Christmas reflection speaks of a wreath in the window as a sign of warmth and love. The piece notes the wreath’s simple beauty may carry varied meanings from religious allegiance to personal sentiment.
Keep the old car and fix it up with care
Advice urges owners to maintain and repair aging cars rather than trade them for new models, arguing faithful service deserves continued upkeep. It compares the old car to a trusted partner and suggests regular oiling, painting, and minor repairs to extend usable life. It cautions against wasteful habits and promotes frugal care.
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Diller State Bank
aDéwepaper
F. A. Moon & Son
Fairbury, Nebr. Est
Diiler Farmers Grain Co
Sanday-thévies
Mipe
Hurst
Rupert
HK Shot
Mi A R. Mugw
Asa Righardson
Asa Tere
Big Seven Club
Otter
Collier
Pera - House
Opera House
John Clauson
Mornday
John Nickeson
John Meyers
John’ Arntt
John
Sparks
John Player
Monroe Davis & Son
Fred Arntt
Neas
Harbine
Beatrice Hospital
Uest
Santa Claus
Clark's
Willis Clark
Steele City
Zoeilens
Frank Lowes
Forshea
Fred Fisbie
Brush, Colo
Mrs de- Vere Hale
Helms
Sophie Mathias
Arthur Grome
Mrav
Grace Fasnacht
Son ‘Terrill
Lincoln Daily Journal
Aouit
Europe
Pathfinder
Her
Burlington
Tpelforia
Pacific
The
Diller Record
One Magazine
Coela
Pountry
Omen
Géuntry Home
Foun Journal
Wischase
RFC
Diller, Nebr
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