Wolves Captured After Hunts West of Town
Two wolves were captured in the hunt west of town on Wednesday. The George Pitts farm of 163 acres, located 34 miles southeast of Diller, is advertised for sale by referee J W Fouts. Mrs Henry Brandt returned Saturday from visiting a son in the west part of the state. E F Habicht returned Tuesday from visiting the St Joe markets seeking new goods for his store. The United States is a talkative nation with two hundred telephone calls per person each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Brandt
E. F. Habicht
St. Joe
United States
George Pitts
Diller
J.W. Fouts
Birds for sale at two and a half dollars
Well matured birds of good rich color offered at two dollars and two fifty each. G. W. Arnold, Harbine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. W. Arnold
Eastwood Family Leaves for Moran and Liberty Visit
Mr and Mrs Robert Eastwood and their daughter left Sunday for Moran Kansas to visit relatives in Liberty enroute. Mr and Mrs Crist who visited the Harlan Hadley home left Monday for Arcadia Nebraska to wait a day or two with friends in rice.
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Robert Eastwood
Moran, Kan
Liberty Enroute
Mrs. Crist
Harlan Hadley
Arcadia
Nebr
Rice
Students Return to Lincoln After Vacation
Grace Myers Eva Line Ethel Woods and Isabell Fouts along with Carol Diller and Harold Hutchinson, students from Diller, return to Lincoln Sunday after a short vacation between semesters at their homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Myers
Eva Line
Ethel Woods
Isabell Fouts
Carol Diller
Harold Hutchinson
Diller
The
State University
Lincoln
Public Sale at Jansen Equity Exchange Feb 8 1921
The Jansen Equity Exchange will close its $4,000 stock of implements at public auction on February 8 1921 starting at 10 o'clock. The entire stock comprises machinery from John Deere International and Moline Implement Companies and will be sold at the elevator building in Jansen Nebraska.
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Jansen Equity Exchange
Jansen
Nebr
John Deere, International
Moline
Notorious Garage Night Scandal Shocks Town
A famed local girl was confined in a garage with two prominent men for an entire night. The paper withholds blame and avoids tarnishing any name, noting the incident has been widely discussed and promised further clarification to come.
Local Visitors Include Hilder and Kimmel in Diller Week
J G Hilder made a business trip to Wymore at the start of the week. Mrs Cleve Hiatt from Reynolds visited Sunday in Diller with her parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes. Geo Kimmel of Fairbury a professional safe and bank vault repair man was a business visitor in Diller Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J.G. Hilder
Wymore
Cleve Hiatt
Reynolds
Diller
J. L. Hughes
Geo. Kimmel
Fairbury
Mrs Minnie Stutzman visits before Marysville move
Mrs Minnie Stutzman of Beatrice visited her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Leaper for a few days before moving to Marysville Kansas where her husband has secured work Rev Mrs Innes attended a WCTU convention in Omaha earlier this week and will spend time with her son and daughter at University Place where they attend Wesleyan University
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Minnie Stutzman
Beatrice
Albert Leaper
Marysville
Kan
George Tjaden
Colorado
Onke Lottman
Remsen
Iowa
Honeymooners Plan Farm Move To Remsen Iowa
Mr and Mrs George Tjaden return from Colorado and visit the Lottmans before moving to a Remsen Iowa farm. The U S Department of Agriculture notes corn alone does not supply nutrients for bone and milk, recommending bran linseed or cottonseed meal with alfalfa or clover to balance rations for dairy cows.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Fairness in Franchise Commentary A Kansan Letter
A Concordia Kansan letter argues that newspaper editors sometimes push for franchise forfeiture or seizure of utility property when light and power fail. It notes the paradox of denying service to readers while the utility company has vested interests in continuous operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cipa
Concordia Kansan
Forty years back the fifty cent dollar grows into par dollar
A historical note recalls how a half-dollar era in 1920 sparked broad spending and how a saver later matched that value, turning the inflated gift of the period into a steady par dollar for the frugal individual.
Advice About Overdrafts Spark Caution From Gazette
A reprint from the Gazette of Waterloo Nebraska warns against overdrawing accounts. It calls overdrafts a forced loan without security that harms credit, bank standing, and depositor interest, noting banks rarely desire uncured overdrafts and urge readers not to overdraw.
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the Gazette
Waterloo
Neb
Lincoln Journal Two Months For Fifty Cents Promotion
The Lincoln Journal offers a two month mail subscription for 50 cents during the legislature session with an extra 25 cents for the Sunday edition including news and features. As the only morning paper printed at the state capital it promises quicker statewide news. Subscriptions accepted at the Record office and a weekly State Journal option is 50 cents per year.
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Lincoln Journal
State Journal
Minnesota Otis Babb Reaffirms Record Subscription
Otis Babb of Nevis Minnesota re renewed his subscription to the Record and shares a letter noting friends in the area and a mild winter with light snow and ongoing work in the woods. Mr J W Hayworth and Pearce Diller are mentioned as neighbors and supporters.
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Otis Babb
Nevis
Minn
Oil
Minnesota
J. W. Hayworth
Diller
Pearce Diller
Nebraska
Home Orchard Worthwhile for Nebraska Farmers
State urges Nebraskans to plant home orchards by providing a 24 page bulletin from the College of Agriculture Extension Service. The publication outlines variety selection care and efficient efforts to grow quality fruit at home. Farmers and residents are urged to request Extension bulletin 62 titled Building the Home Orchard from their Farm Bureau office.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture Extension Service
Co For Extension
Tuna Based Dishes Highlight Easy Canned Tuna Recipes
A page of tuna recipes describes tuna sald mixes with celery eggs green peppers and olives, tuna chop suey and a baked timbale with parmesan. It notes using canned tuna over fresh fish and suggests salmon as a substitute though less desirable.
Cave-temples of Ellora in Aurangabad India
The Ellora cave-temples near Aurangabad, excavated circa 800 B C according to Hindu legends, number 84 large rock-cut structures. The Kailas temple is the standout with a 108 by 66 by 17 foot interior and a surrounding court with obelisks colonnades and sphinxes.
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Ellora
Aurangabad
India
Wonders of America: Thermopolis Hot Spring in Wyoming
The Big Horn Hot Spring in Thermopolis yields 18 million gallons of 185 degree water daily. Discovered by Indians and later named for its waterfall, the spring was preserved for public use. its mineral composition includes sulphur lime magnesia iron and alkaline salts claimed to aid blood skin diseases and rheumatism.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wyoming
Big Horn
Beneft
China
Thermopolis
Washakie
Hog Prices Slip Amid Moderate Hog Trade at Omaha
Hog prices fell 25 to 50 cents as trade stayed dull and demand slackens. About 21,500 hogs were on sale with prices weakening and tops around 0.20, while beef cattle and sheep markets showed light receipts and mixed steady to weaker quotes at Union Stock Yards Omaha Nebraska on February 2, 1921.
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Union Stock Yarda
Bouth Omaha
Neb
Nana Nee
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Diller State Bank
Fifth Street
Caleing Bros. Auctioneers
Real
Beatrice, Nebr
Timbalea
Nerree Margwerk
Western Newspaper Union
Mickie
Wonders of America
T. T. Maxey
Qur
Mary
South Omaha
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