Tell Him Now and Let It Be Known
An assortment of brief items follows a reflective poem urging immediate praise before death. News notes include an art exhibit at Diller High School March 3 4 5, a north wind lowering the thermometer, Freeman's 20 percent off luggage, car license tax enforcement, and visits by Peter Jobman and Editor Fast with locals noting good weather and roads.
Ice Storage Totals Over One Hundred Thousand Tons at Wymore
More than 100000 tons of natural ice are stored at Wymore in four large plants. About a third of the ice tonnage is owned by the Burlington railroad company.
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Wymore
Burlington Railroad Company
Diller Exhibit and Local Business News
An art exhibit set for March 3 to 5 lists Diller Dressers dining library tables and buffets with reduced prices at Freeman's in Fairbury. John W. Miller of Lincoln visited with his nephew Scott A. Miller earlier this week. The governor approved three child welfare bills expanding divorce and protections against mistreatment of children. The Diller Shipping Assn shipped two cat loads of cattle to St. Joe with Albert Hubka present. H H Green and S C Moser merged barber shops and will operate at the former Moser location.
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John W. Miller
Lincoln
Scott A. Miller
The
Diller Shipping Assn
St. Joe
Albert Hubka
Lenten Dates Auctions and Local Notices Highlight Diller Page
Ash Wednesday marked Feb 9 and Easter on Mar 27. S F Clark advertised a Feb 26 sale of 30 Duroc hogs at Diller. Local items note visits, car fire near Lanham, pastors visiting Diller, and police/investor figures from Lincoln. Also advisory on eye strain and health claims.
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S.F. Clark
Diller
Southern Freight Routed Through Wymore for Westward Send
For the first time in Burlington history carload freight from St. Louis Kansas City and St Joe now goes to Denver via Wymore shortening the route by Lincoln and adding several freight trains daily. February 28 to March 6 is designated as farm implement inspection and repair week by the Nebraska federation and the college of agriculture. The executive board acted after implement manufacturers said machinery prices would not drop next year. The college offers two or three bulletins on care and repair of farm implements for farmers.
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Burlington Road
St. Louis
Kansas City
St. Joe
Denver
Wymore
Lincoln
Nebraska Federation
College of Agriculture
Reader mails six dollar and seventy five cents to Diller Record
Idaho Falls Idaho February 8 1921 Frank T Pearce of Diller Ned Friend Pearce and others receive a note enclosing a 6.75 payment for the Diller Record praising the paper as a weekly link to home. The letter recalls Henry Loock and mentions mercantile work and a bonded warehouse at Idaho Falls.
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Idaho Falls
Idaho
Frank T. Pearce
F. Kunter
Henry
E. L. Loock
Idaho Alle
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Fairbury
Peter Jobman
Beatrice
Tillie Seibolts
Fast
Jansen News
A. J. Thiewen
Freeman's
H. H. Green
S. C. Moser
Rhode Island
G. Ww. Arnold
Benford Bell
Lelia Hadley
Endicott
University Hospital
Omaha
George Logan
Estella Barry
Odell
Marshalltown
Iowa
Charlotte
Peoria
Inl
Mayo Bros
Rochester
Minn
Steele City
Nebr
McCormick Press
John Peeks Bator
Kentucky
Mae
Pairbanks- Eoges Pune
J. H. Woddell
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Will Schultz
Humboldt
Wm. Freitag
C. L. Faxon
Lanham
C. A. King
Chelsea
Okla
C. W. F. King
Presbyterian Church
Minnie Stutzman
Albert Leaper
Marysville
Kaw
J. E. Kerr
Perry Miller
Great Western Accident Co
Des Moines
Charlie Humberger
Jansen
Mr. Humberger
Southern
Fifth Street
Calkins Bros
Beatrice, Nebr
Axminster
Brussels
Sligeet
Bon Axminster
Jon Dan
Turtleas
Seeme
Man
Erteee
Rheefen Bet
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