W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays monthly
Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat Fairbury Neb J D Fanders of Fairbury attends to business in Diller Tuesday. Bring in your harness for repair and greasing at low prices. F A Moon quality monuments Fairbury Est 1886 also have a car of good prairie hay goon 17 dollars per car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
J.D. Fanders
Fairbury
Diller
Gus Dressen
Moon
Nebr
M. E. Aid Society to Serve Dinner After Bog Sale
The iatios of the M. E. Aid Society will serve dinner in the church basement Monday noon for attendees of the Henrichs bog sale and others who wish to patronize them.
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M. E. Aid Society
Henrichs Bog
Nebraska Ranks Fifth in Life Count Statewide
The article notes Nebraska ranking fifth among states for life figures while locals from the south of town visit Mr and Mrs. Woiieaiene to share pleasant surprise.
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Nebraska
Woiieaiene
Lincoln as a mysterious national savior in crisis
A brief meditation on Abraham Lincoln as a man rising from obscurity to lead in a time of crisis. The piece reflects on how such leaders emerge from the common soil of humanity and race, seemingly invisible before stepping forward.
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Lincoln
America
Sete
Ebaeonoe
Barrell delivery call at Ditler Station and local notices
For sale a one yearling roan bull weighing about 900 pounds by Henry Wechsels. Mrs S M Hughes returned Monday from Hebron after visiting her daughter Mrs Cleve Hiatt. Tuesday next is Washington birthday observed at Diller with a program and supper by the G Q.
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Henry Wechsels
Washington
Diller
the G.q
Winnipeg Man Receives Honolulu Newspaper With Butterfly
A Winnipeg man opened a newspaper mailed from Honolulu and found a blue and white butterfly that had traveled over 4,000 miles via the misils, fluttering about the room.
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Winnipeg
Honolulu
Logan marriage linked to Diller circle from Carrol Neb
Former Diller resident Mr. J. H. Logan wed a Carroll Nebraska woman. The notice notes the couple’s union and Logan’s prior ties to the Diller area.
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Diller
J. H. Logan
Diller Vicinity
Carrol, Nebr
Neighborhood rock club meeting yields high score winner
The neighborhood rock club met with Mr and Mrs Frank Robinson last Friday evening. The event featured progressive rock with Mr Chas Hays winning high score. Mrs Frank provided refreshments.
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Frank Robinson
Chas. Hays
Frank
Concrete pavement worth vast area in 1826 report
The Exchange notes a contract in the United States for 729,000,000 square yards of concrete pavement. It states that this quantity awarded in 1826 alone could pave a bridge fifty seven feet wide from New York to London.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
New York
London
Exchange
Credit Means Debt Henry Ford Says It Is Dependable
Henry Ford states that credit leads to debt but remains a dependable tool for managing payments. He argues responsible use can fund improvements and growth while cautioning against excessive borrowing.
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Henry Ford
Beatrice Chicks Offered By Dr Adams Office
Notice invites readers to order baby chicks from Dr. Adams at 1114 North Sixth Street Beatrice successor to Dr Garland. Eyes examined by Mrs Eyes.
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Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
Beatrice
Miss Chloe Story Returns Home From Visit
Miss Chloe Story and her friend Miss Elizabeth Starr visited there and returned Sunday to Blue Springs.
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Chloe Story
Elizabeth Starr
Blue Springs
Jury fails to agree in Austin case at Beatrice
The jury in Beatrice could not reach a verdict in the Austin case and was discharged. A new trial is planned, likely in Beatrice, in the near future.
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Austin
Beatrice
Funeral postponed for Mrs John from Zion Lutheran
The funeral planned yesterday from Zion Lutheran church on the state line was postponed to Saturday due to bad roads. Burial will take place in Prairie Home cemetery.
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John
Zion Lutheran Church
Prairie Home Cemetery
State book O building vacant from S C ae ee
A building known as State book O has recently become vacant after S C ae ee vacated. The move is expected to benefit the area with improved business prospects and opportunities.
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State Book O
S.C. Ae Ee
Couple’s Church Wedding Near Lanham Farm
The marriage of Henry Henrichs and his bride was solemnized Wednesday at Zion Lutheran Church on the state line south of Diller. A charivari followed their ceremony. The couple will establish a home on a farm three miles north of Lanham.
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Henry Henrichs
Zion Lutheran Church
Diller
Lanham
Will Doherty Buys John Fanders Property
Will Doherty of Great Bend Kansas, arriving next week to lead the harness shop he bought from his father in law Gus Dressen, has purchased the John Fanders property where Harry Patton resides for 1600 dollars, Dressen arranging the deal.
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Will Doherty
Great Bend
Kan
Gus Dressen
John Fanders
Harry Patton
Mr. Dressen
Cane Crop Pays Big for Orville Hiner
Orville Hiner threshed and sold 1500 bushels of cane seed to Ayres Implement Store from a 35 acre field. He netted about $3000, roughly $85 per acre, according to Fairbury Journal.
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Orville Hiner
Ayres Implement Store
Hiner
Fairbury Journal
Gasoline Tax Measure Hits State Bill on Road Program
Legislation named B-R98 would cut the road program to about 1 million dollars annually by adding a one cent per gallon gasoline tax. Supporters favor the measure as a simple revenue source for road needs.
Law of Estray Animals Clarified By Local Notice
The notice explains the duties of a person who captures a stray animal to report its description to the justice of the peace in the precinct where the estray was taken up. It outlines the process and aims to standardize enforcement of estray laws.
Fingerprints Used by Chinese as Early ID Technique
R F Starr who had spent a few days here with his family returned to Lincoln Monday. The article notes fingerprints as a means of identification used by the Chinese as early as 400 B C.
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R. F. Starr
Lincoln
Science cites taller American boys over generations
Science reports the average American boy today is two inches taller than the average American boy from an earlier era, noting the historical rise in height across generations from grandfathers to present youth.
Nebraska youth employment figures per census compare state and U S levels
The census shows nationwide one boy aged ten to fifteen employed for every nine youths and one girl for every eighteen. In Nebraska the ratio is one boy for every eighteen and one girl for every eighty four, indicating lower youth work participation in the state.
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Nebraska
United States
Pawnee Bill Feigned Blind Peddler Saga Unfolds
Investigators traced a supposed blind peddler named Pawnee Bill accused of selling neckties for a dollar. At the St. Louis address, no blind man or Pawnee Bill was found, ending the inquiry.
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St. Louis
Knitting Mill Adapts After Tie Craze Fades
A knitting mill with a collapsed ties market turned to special tactics to sell products with little market value. The shift reflects broader industry adjustments as fashion and demand changed.
Rain and snow clog graded country roads. cars stranded
An inch of rain and snow fell Saturday night and Sunday making the recently graded country roads nearly impassable. By Monday six to eight cars were stalled at a time between the cemetery north of town and the Golden Rod highway.
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Golden Rod Highway
Optometry and the Value of Public Vision Care
The article explains that vision errors stem from eye shape and size, which cannot be changed. Optometrists correct these errors with custom ground lenses and aim to provide the most comfortable vision possible for each patient.
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Bank of Service
Sui and Popular
Diller State Bank
W. A
Ditler Filling Station
Just
J. W. Fouts
Fouts
Colman Hotel
S. C. Hutchinson
Optometry
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Henrichs Bro
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