Local notices of arrivals and visits across Lincoln area
New goods have arrived. E. F. Habicht reports. R. F. Starr returned Wednesday from a business trip to Lincoln. 3 Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Oske went yesterday to visit relatives in Lincoln. J. W. Fouts sold Dr. L. A. Powell's store building to Ray Green this week. Harness greasing now on deck at Gus Dressens harness shop from 1.50 to 2.00 per set. Arthur Grone returned Monday from Mahaska Kan where he had visited since Saturday with a brother and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. Oske
Lincoln
J. W. Fouts
Dr. L. A. Powell
Ray Green
Gus Dressens
Arthur Grone
Mahaska
Kan
Dray Purchase Ad and Byron Family Visit Note
A notice from Geo. Cunningham seeking patronage following a dray purchase by Hod Green. Also reports Mr. and Mrs. Clint Tristman and their children returning Wednesday from Byron after visiting relatives since Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hod Green
Geo. Cunningham
Bred gifts for sale for Feb Mar and Apr farrow
Alpha Wiemers offers bred gifts for sale for February March and April farrow. Located in Diller contact 113 41 for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farrow
Alpha Wiemers
Diller
Wolf Shot In Circle Hunt Captured Northeast of Town
One wolf shot by Ross Higland was captured in the circle hunt northeast of town as others in the ring escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ross Higland
Circle Hunt
Red cows and mail carrier swap in rural route note
One red cow three years old due to fresh now and a red heifer two years old fresh about ten days. Ben in Diller phone 127.72. Substitute John Fasnacht carried mail on rural route one a day or two this week while ex A Green, the regular carrier, nursed tonsillitis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben
Diller
John Fasnacht
A. Green
Public sale to settle estate of Geo. Pitts farm in Beatrice
The estate sale of the Geo. Pitts 160 acre farm, 33 miles southeast of Diller, will be held Monday March 7 at 2 pm at the south front door of Beatrice courthouse. J W Fouts referee oversees the auction for cash bids. Jas A Pickard from Alliance Nebraska visited his father Geo Pickard and relatives before returning to Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fouts
Geo. Pitts
Diller
Court House
Beatrice
Jas. A. Pickard
Alliance
Nebr
Geo. Pickard
Mr. Pickard
Alt Hari
Lowa
Burlington passenger for Beatrice Tuesday
Mrs Ella Danniels was a Burlington passenger for Beatrice Tuesday. About 10 000 acres of rough land south and west of Endicott has been leased by a Denver oil company. New spring ginghams at surprisingly low prices. E F Haidit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Danniels
Burlington
Beatrice
New Spring
E. F. Haidit
Endicott
Denver Oil Company
For Sale Some Duroe Jersey gifts with good sized litters
A sale note from B. F. Henrichs offers Duroe Jersey gifts with multiple litters. The text also notes absent clouds Wednesday and implies a groundhog shadow reference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duroe
B. F. Henrichs
Barber resumes at old stand as Cunningham returns
George Cunningham regains control of his barber shop with H. J. Austin returning the business to him. A wagon endgate found on the road northeast of Diller. The owner can claim it at the Record office by paying 25 cents for this notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cunningham
H. J. Austin
Diller
Couple Koppes Return Home From Visit
Mr and Mrs Raymond Koppes and their relatives Mrs H M Hollie and her husband had visited here for several days and returned yesterday to their home in Marysville Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond. Koppes
H. M. Hollie
Marysville
Kan
Avery Lumber Cuts Prices on Building Materials
Pearl Bell returns home from Peru after earning a teacher's life certificate and visits her parents before leaving for Beatrice to teach in that city. The note mentions Avery Lumber offering big reductions on lumber with a price guarantee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Avery Lumber
Public Sale Of 4000 Stock Of Implements At Jansen
The Jansen Equity Exchange will close out its four thousand dollar stock of implements at public auction on February 8 1921 at the elevator building in Jansen Nebraska beginning at 10 o clock. The entire stock is from the National and Moline bicycle companies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jansen Equity Exchange
Jansen
Nebr
Jobntional
Moline Sciowone
Jansen Equity Funchange
John Deere International
Moline Implement
For Sale: Percheron Stallion and Mammoth Jack
For sale two fine draft animals a Percheron stallion eight years old about 1800 pounds and a Mammoth Jack six years old about 1200 pounds. Also offered a Fordson tractor and plow a Brinkeroff attachment and music rolls. Prices and terms by S. J. Diller via phone.
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S. J. i Diller
Winter Weather and Local Notices Report
Clarence Renz of Diller lists a hedge post sale contact at 102.54. Acker Optometrist in Fairbury offers eye care. The M E Sunday school plans a food sale at Hubicht's store on Saturday afternoon February 5. The current winter weather is described as unusually persistent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Renz
Diller
M. E
Hubicht’s
Hanover man and family visit E L Loock home
Harry Harris of Hanover Kansas and his daughter Mia Fredricks with four children from Wymore, visited over Sunday at the E L Loock residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Harris
Hanover
Kan
Mia
Fredricks
Wymore
E. L. Loock
Powell Building Repair Plans by R W Green
R W Green will repair and paint the Powell building he recently purchased and fix it up for the movies or any other use that can be made of it.
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R. W. Green
Powell
Farmers Union Meeting at Diller Opera House
Farmers Union holds a meeting Saturday night at the Diller opera house. Rev. Mr. Beebee of Red Cloud will address the gathering. Everyone is invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Opera House
Mr. Beebee
Red Cloud
Ed Chavett and sister travel to Kansas City for ill relative
Ed Chavett of the Ellie neighborhood and his sister Mrs Lafe Shipman of near Harbine went Sunday from this station to Kansas City where they were summoned by the illness of a relative.
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Ed. Chavett
Ellie
Lafe Shipman
Harbine
Kansas City
Wolf Hunt Planned Near Vic Anderson School House
A hunt to pursue wolves will cover a six miles square territory centered south of the Vic Anderson school house, located 24 miles south of Diller. The event will take place next Wednesday, Feb. 9, beginning at 9:30 in the morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vic Anderson
Diller
Diller Business Leaders Sign Petition Letter
A group of substantial local businessmen and citizens in Diller signed a petition amid community concerns about a proposed project. The effort reflects active civic involvement and calls for local leadership input before any decision.
Hog and cattle shipments to St. Joe market reported
The Diller Shipping Assn sent a car load of hogs and one car of cattle to the St. Joe market Tuesday. Charley Barber also shipped a car of cattle at the same time. Lee Hill and Les Barber accompanied the shipment, with Mr. Hill planning to go to Kansas City to consult a specialist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Diller Shipping Assn
St. Joe
Charley Barber
Lee Hill
Les Barber
Mr. Hill
Kansas City
Hill Assists at Dillet State Bank During Anderson's Absence
Mrs. E. E. Hill helps at the Dillet State bank while W. E. Anderson is away for two or three weeks at Beatrice with his wife who underwent an operation Tuesday and was reported recovering well Thursday morning.
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E. E. Hill
Dillet
Jansen Equity Funchange Introduces New Deere Machinery
The Jansen Equity Funchange will o'clock. The entire stock introduces new machinery by John Deere International and Moline Implement Companies.
Nebraska farmers invest in purebred stock this winter
Farmers are buying purebred hogs and cattle at low prices to build strong herds. The Nebraska College of Agriculture notes many sales offer stock at market parity, making it a good time to replace scrub sires and invest in quality breeding stock. A good sire must be a strong individual, and a few hundred dollars now can lay a foundation for a high class pure bred herd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska College of Agriculture
Latin studies rise in Nebraska schools and public cantata
A school notes that a cantata will be performed soon by the public. A census shows thirty one Latin students at the high school, with growing interest in ancient languages despite past opposition. The county boasts a strong library and teacher-training resources as Prospec tive teachers are advised to study teaching methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Fairbury
Schnuelle
Echool
Preliminary School Health Report Notes Varied Conditions
The report lists Harold Bristol and Keith Waggoner as visitors this week. Pupils undergo physical exams by Mr. Emmert and teachers, with findings including dirty neck and ears, throat and tonsillitis noted, need for dental care, and mouth breathers. A preliminary exam by Dr. Iehl precedes testing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harold Bristol
Keith Waggoner
Emmert
RVR Grub
Nomi Ogc Co
Aries Beer Erry Percerr
MSMR
Iehl
Battle Against Uncleanliness in Health Progress
The piece argues sanitary measures in cities and farms, backed by compulsory laws, vastly improve human and animal health. It condemns dirt as a major killer, notes education helps, and insists public hygiene combats disease more than wars, citing biblical imagery and social critique.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Job
Dr G H Newton Advertises In Fairbury Listing
Dr G H Newton an eye ear nose and throat specialist in Fairbury Nebraska seeks Lubricating Oils Greases and paints orders. Salary or commission offered. Address The Victor Oil Co Cleveland Ohio. One line classified notice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Victor Oil Co
Cleveland
Ohio
Public sale at Steele De Nebr 1921 40 Poland China sows
Walter E Willey and Phil Dawson announce a February 9 1921 public sale in Steele Nebraska offering 40 Poland China bred sows and gifts all cholera immune. Catalogues available on request. Come to the sale the place to buy ones worth the money.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele de Nebr
Poland
Walter E. Willey
Phil Dawson
Candy home business offers weekly earnings
An advertisement promises a home based candy business in a small room with all furnishings provided, earning about $30 per week. It notes no experience required and appears to target men and women.
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Opportunity Fund
Zou
Citizens State Bank
E. F. Habicht
R. F. Starr
L. H. Madden
Clint Tristman
Byron
Everman — & Poultry Farm
O. Ét
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Farmers Union Meeting
H. K. Shutt
Launcelot
Cotienen
A. J. Hutchinson
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