Christmas seals and assorted sale notices
Buy Christmas seals. Young ducks for sale. Mrs. George Champ. A. good second hand cook stove for sale Waggoner Bros. WANTED Those difficult cases for false teeth Lt Leach Dentist Fairbury If F A Moon Son quality monuments at seasonable prices Fairbury Neb Est 886 For Sale New Zealand rabbits all sizes priced right Harry Patton 21 Lost Some veneer panel wood on Diller Fairbury road on Dec 15 Finder please notify C a Ochs Lanhem Nebr
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lt. Leach
Fairbury
F. A. Moon & Son
Nebr
New Zealand
Harry Patton
Diller-Fairbury Road
C. A Ochs
Lanhem
Damage suit dismissed in county court ruling
Lawrence Logan sues Christoph Brett and Clarence Brett in a county court case that was dismissed Tuesday after the parties settled out of court. The Fairbury News notes the case was resolved privately.
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Lawrence Logan
Christoph
Clarence Brett
Fairbury News
Hogs Wanted by Diller Farmers Grain Co
Diller Farmers Grain Co led by I R Andrews advertises they pay the highest market price for hogs and will take them any day. Farmers are urged to bid first and sell at home.
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Diller Farmers Grain Co
I. R. Andrews
Mer
Consumers chase radios and tunes in a noisy market
The note reflects on Americans buying radios for high sums then spending nights listening to ads for soaps and remedies. It mocks how ads tout sundry merchandise and occasional jazz clips, with doctors praising nostrums amid a sea of commercial pitches.
Italian Judge in Chicago Targets Hoodlums in Rags
An Italian judge in Chicago, frustrated with local police, dressed in rags to mingle with a notorious gang, learned their names and crimes, then arrested and jailed them. The writer questions police corruption and praises vigilant justice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ion Chicago
Chicago
Bees for Sale and Local Notes From Farmlands
Bees for sale with strong stands and full equipment offered at a cheap price. Mrs Chas Hilder returned home near Diller from Wymore after visiting relatives. T Eick, staying with his daughter in the winter, fell ill and is being cared for by a Lincoln nurse. Entomologists in Sioux City declared war on grasshoppers saying there are no unemployed among pests.
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Chas. “Hilder
Wymore
Diller
Eick
China
Hye States
Sioux City
Christmas Dividend to Odell Depositors at Closed Bank
Depositors of the closed Hinds State Bank will receive 8948 dollars just before Christmas as the third dividend. This brings total recovery to percent with a remaining deficiency set at 49000 dollars. State Journal.
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Odell
Hinds State
State Journal
Coal price lines from Hayden Colorado ad
Local coal dealer lists price lines for several coal types including Lamp, Weir City Lamp, Black Arrow and Semi Anthracite. Advertises briquets and a call to order by phone through Cornbelt Lumber Co with contact numbers.
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Hayden
Colo
Lamp
Weir City
Jawary
Cornbelt
Lumber Co
Letter from Bill Bowers about U S S Zane ship details
A letter from Bill Bowers describes the U S S Zane shown in Shutt's window. He notes the ship is 314 feet long, 30 feet wide, and describes target practice, torpedoes, depth charges, and fuel. He stood watch on the bridge and plans to depart for Honolulu in January, returning in March, with plumbing work involved.
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Bill
Jas. A. Pickard
Honlulu
Obituary of Hiram A Packer of Diller Nebraska
Hiram A Packer born March 19 1869 in Clermont Iowa died December 7 1931 in Nebraska. He lived most of his life in Gage County with a period in Culbertson. He joined the Presbyterian church at Diller and remained faithful. He married Margaret Bodley in 1902. two children Anna Lucile and Francis B. survive along with four brothers two sisters and many relatives. A ladies quartet provided comfort at the home service conducted by Rev W E Ludwick on December 9 1931 with burial at Prairie Home Cemetery Diller.
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Hiram A. Packer
Clermont
Iowa
Gage County
Nebr
Culbertson
Presbyterian Church
Diller
Margaret May Bodley
Jane Bodley
Lincoln
Anna Lucile
Guy L. Learned
Edison
Francis. B
Walter J
James G
Wood River
Julius .F
Brandon
Colo
Dewey
Indianola
Caroline Frisbie
Hereford
Texas
Maggie Greider
Clarence Steffen
Willis Clark
Frank Cully
Isle of Somewhere
Jesus
Prairie ‘Home
Thanks to neighbors and friends after bereavement
We express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during the death and burial of our husband and father.
Owl Family Rescued by Kinsten Man in Nesting Cage
Jacob Deaver trapped an owl family in Kinsten North Carolina after discovering a baby owl in a cage with mangled prey nearby. He captured the male and later the female, leaving the birds in the cage where they appear peaceful and content. A dead chicken and headless rabbit were found near the cage.
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Kinsten
N.C
Jacob
Deaver
Owl
Gila Monster Poison Like Venomous Bite Described
The Gila monster, inhabiting the southwestern United States, is the only venomous lizard. Its venom glands lie along the lower lip with fangs at the teeth bases. it chews to inject venom, which can be deadly but is rarely fatal to humans.
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United States
Jokes and engraved blades haunt New York hotel gimmick
A publicity stunt for a New York hotel features a razor blade themed gimmick aimed at guests. The plan includes blades installed in bathroom slots for erotic or novelty purposes, with statements by a hotel spokesman and reports of professional comment.
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New York
Stray Stories Narrate a Witty Exchange
A fragment from Stray Stories shows a playful dialogue about birth and career. The line You weren t dearie suggests a cheeky retort amid lighthearted banter. The piece hints at personality and humor in brief street corner observations.
Noiseless Ten’sour New Overcast
A fragmented OCR line presents garbled phrases about odorless or muffler actions and weather. The readable portion hints at a dated or historical voice with unclear context and no coherent event, person, or place.
Atoms Wander Through Lead Under High Heat
Professor J G von Bevery of the University of Freiburg reports lead atoms are constantly in motion even in solid metal. In an alloy of lead and gold at temperatures about 180 Celsius, atoms drift through space at a hundredth of a cable inch. Impure lead moves more slowly, traveling through a cubic inch in a day.
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J G.von Bevery
University of Freiburg
Breisgan Germany
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