Diller News Roundup of Local Happenings
Farmers arrived in town by sleds on Tuesday seeking fat hogs for sale or shipment. The Diller district reports a Christmas break for all teachers, a new baby born to Mr and Mrs W E Fanders in Beatrice, and repairs completed on Mrs I O Balard’s residence damaged by fire before Thanksgiving. Mr and Mrs E G Limprecht of Lincoln visited Diller relatives. Weather noted as favorable for anti freezing car compounds. The Diller boys known as the six who fled rabbit hunting also reported.
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Limprecht
Lincoln
Diller
Local Couples Visit After Wedding in Margaville Event
Misa Lavinia Hood, a stenographer with ha Queen Incubator Co. in Lincoln, spent the weekend visiting her father J. C. Hood and returning Sunday. Miss Nellie Bilder of Diller and Mr. John Davis of Wymore were married Saturday afternoon December 27 at Margaville Kana and are visiting the Hilder family and other Diller relatives.
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Misa Lavinia Hood
Ha Quéen Incubator Co
Lincoln
J. C. Hood
Nellie’ Bilder
Diller
John “Davis
Wymore
Margaville
Kana
John Hilder
Beatrice Child Celebrates 12th Birthday
A Beatrice family notes the birthday of their son, Waiket'Kore, who turns 12. The message, though garbled, centers on the youngster born on the 12th hour of the 12th day of a month twelve years ago.
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Robert
Community Meeting Discusses Farm Cooperatives Aid
John E Riley of Diller advocates weekly Tuesday gatherings at eight to discuss farm needs and improve agricultural outlook. The article frames membership as a key idea toward solving widespread farm challenges in America.
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John E. Riley
Diller
Shortest Daymark and College Holiday Heona
Sunday marked the shortest day of the year. Audrey Diller a State University senior is home for the holidays. Lloyd Hughes of Omaha visited with his parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes. Grace Myers and Lillian Wohlfarth teachers in Fairport and Beatrice schools were seen at holidays in Diller. A petition by Steele City post office patrons secured a fifteen year reappointment for postmaster Bessie Rucker and civil service exams for her successor have been declared.
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Audrey Diller
State University
Lloyd Hughes
Omaha
Mrs
J. L. Hughes
Grace Myers
Lillian Wohlfarth
Fairport
Beatrice
Diller
Steele City
Bessie Rucker
Womans Club Meets With Mrs Mayborn Patrols Local Business Support
The Womans Club schedules a meeting with Mrs O J Mayborn for Tuesday afternoon December 30. The note mentions book reviews by Mrs Claude Woods and lists assorted local readings. It emphasizes the importance of patronage to Diller's stores banks and businesses for community growth and prosperity.
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Womans Club
O. J. Mayborn
Iam
Diller
Fall freshening boosts milk yield and profits for dairy herds
Historical notes from Cornell researchers show herds with higher fall calving rates yield more milk per cow per year and higher profits. The period between December and March is recommended to secure fall freshening, aligning with higher winter prices and farmer downtime for diversified operations.
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Misner
Cornell
New York State
Fragmentary note on Moana Fryy and Toledo rail tale
A partial OCR reads about a long history with the Moana and Toledo Ohio, mentioning a trestle and a statement. The text is fragmentary and offers limited readable details on the event and involved places.
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Moana
Fryy
Toledo
Ohio
Does Newspaper Advertising Pay
The ad argues newspaper advertising yields value by reaching thrifty households with store news and world events. It claims newspapers are closest to people and read weekly for doings from far and near, making them a prime medium for rational cooperation and saving.
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State Bank
Wée
Mrs. W. E. Fanders
Mies I. O. Balard
L. Hill
Claude Woods
Weheneee
Berek Fan Buck
Kipling
Pyom
Mulford
Vincennes
Thompson
J. W. Fouts
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