Diller Farmers Grain Co Elects New Board At Meeting
The postponed annual meeting on February 6 elected F. W. Henrichs as president Arthur Wiaths as secretary Wm Barton John Plager and Frank Cully as directors replacing Bert Bell and Frank Eick The board also hired I R Andrews as manager starting February 8 Despite crop shortages last year the company reported purchases of wheat 29670 bushels corn 87848 oats 9613 coal 563 tons and 704 sacks of feed Dr Adama replaces Dr Garland at 111 N 6th Beatrice
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers Grain Co
F. W. Henrichs
Arthur Wiaths
Wm. Barton
John Piager
Frank Cully
John Plager
Tew
Bert Bell
Frank Eick
I. R. Andrews
Hens Refuse to Lay Until Egg Prices Drop Visit in Nebr
Mr and Mrs Harold Grone from Davenport Nebraska visited relatives in Diller from Friday to Sunday. They questioned naturalists on why hens stop laying when egg prices rise.
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Harold Grone
Davenport, Nebr
Diller
Beatrice Express Reports Logan Family Welcomes Son
Mr and Mrs Paul Logan of this city welcomed a son born weighing about six pounds The Logans formerly lived here and this is their third child Grace Watson is noted as their former surname assistant at birth.
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Paul Logan
Beatrice Express
Logan
Grace Watson
Shea area social items and sales notices
Mrs Newthoree had a sister and husbanding last week from Iowa. Harry Remley is the new elevator man and has moved to Shea. Mr and Mrs Earl Johnson entertained the salonom on Sunday dinner. Mr and Johnson and son Theodore, he and Mrs Cecil Hand, Mr and Mrs Ted Zebich and son Bobby, Mr and Mrs Alonzo Specht and son Ralph, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell and daughter Pearl were calling on Mr Whitmores Sunday afternoon. Earl Riddle went to ey Monday for medical. Arthur Friday will have a sale next Monday February 22nd. Alonzo Specht advertising a sale for Feb.
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Arthur
Alonzo Specht
N C S A Club Hosts B M O E In Valentine Evening
The N C S A Club entertained the B M O E at Mr and Mrs Cloyd H Cullys home on February 11 with decorations for St Valentine. Music included instrumental pieces duets and readings followed by a three course luncheon. The B M O E expresses appreciation and hopes for another event hosted by the ladies.
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Cloyd H. Cully
Moon and Son Monuments Ad and Local Notices
An ad for F A Moon and Son quality monuments in Fairbury Nebraska est 1886. John Clauson of Diller promotes windmill and pump bargains. A note thanks helpers for a hay field fire. Mrs Will Kennedy and her brother Clark Miller from Fairbury visit with friends and relatives.
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F. A Moon & Son
Fairbury
Nebr
John Clauson
Diller
Will Kennedy
Clark Miller
Mrs Lillie Spence visits voters in thin part of the country
The Republican candidate for register of deeds, Mrs Lillie Spence, met voters last week in a sparsely populated area. The item notes the season’s final home game with Diller High School teams facing Odell High teams at City Hall on Wednesday February 24, with a girls game as a preliminary. Admission 38 and 20 cents.
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Lillie Spence
Register of Deeds
Diller High School
Odell High
City Hall
Don’t Kill The Birds Say Agriculture Department Estimates
The Department of Agriculture estimates about 75 billion birds globally and five billion in the United States. Birds are described as costless insect and worm killers, and high gun prices limit bird hunting. The text notes a shift from household shotgun use to relying on other food sources.
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Department of Agriculture
United States
Egypt
Womans Club Discusses Education Plans and Charity Sale
The study club led by Mies Flossie Raymond met last Monday to discuss improving local schools, extending the debating course, and inviting patrons to attend debates. They voted to sell hearts for the Children’s Home in Omaha, supporting sixty six local children. The program covered the Dalton plan education methods, Smith Hughes homemaking aims, socialized and accelerated schooling concepts, and county unit work. Music, refreshments, and a social hour followed.
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Mies Flossie Raymond
Omaha
Jefferson Co
Mise Owens
Dalton
Miss Babcock
Smith-Hughes
Engelle Thorely
Stacney
Allen Tintsmap
Erwin Shutt
Eleanor
Filley
Chloe
Storey
Miss Parker
Mildred Mayborn
Frank Colly
Mies Raymond
E. Hill
Community Sale Date Set by Rex Green for March Six
Sam Stefford announces Saturday March 6 as date for the next community sale. A long list of articles is already listed with Ag Rex Green including 386 head of brood sows. Potential sellers are urged to see Rex for consignments and delivery options.
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Rex Green
Rex
Hopkins Orchestra Presents Beloved Play Under Its Auspices
Hopkins Orchestra plans a schoolhouse production praised as wholesome and entertaining. The play follows a lovable boy who wins hearts with kindness, offering humor and touching moments. The group is well regarded statewide for its previous concert in the fall and its moral storytelling.
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Wymore
Hopkins Orchestra
Fauntleroy
Hodgson
Sen
den Ally
New York
E Coach
Play at Lyric Theater in Wymore Promises Strong Cast
The production features commendations for the cast and notes Little Lord Fauntleroy as a highlight. Performances are scheduled at the Lyric Theater on Tuesday February 23 with showtimes at 3:00 PM and 8:15 PM. Orchestra music and specialties will be offered between acts.
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Little Lord Fauntleroy
Lyric Theater
Wymore
Ochestra
Woodmen Plan Entertainment At February Meeting
Woodmen members show strong enthusiasm after recent influxes and decide on a programs for the February 25 meeting. The lineup includes songs by Camp, a saxophone solo by Leonard Frisbe, several contests, a song by Rex Green, and a quartet number by the Woodmen with performances by C E Findling E Stefford Bex Holle Abe Bristol C Waggoner and M Callander.
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Camp
Leonard Frisbe
Fanny Colman
W. Green
Rex Green
C. E. Findling
E. Stefford
Bex Holle
Abe Bristol
Quartette
C. Waggoner
M. Callander
Meyer Twins Eight Pound Daughter Born
An eight pound daughter was born to Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Meyer on Wednesday February 17. The family welcomed the new arrival and shared the joyful news with local relatives.
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J. F. Meyer
County Treasurer Withdraws From State Treasurer Race
County Treasurer E. L. Jenkins announces withdrawal from the contest for the office of state treasurer, citing personal reasons and ending his campaign.
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E. L. Jenkins
Deputy Ralph W. Jones Resigns for Burlington Investigator Post
Ralph W. Jones, deputy under Sheriff Tippin, resigns to take a railroad investigator role for the Burlington at Omaha, leaving the department.
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Ralph W. Jones
Tippin
The
Burlington
Omaha
Newton precinct resident runs for county commissioner
Frank Roseman of Newton precinct announces his candidacy for county commissioner in the first district to succeed incumbent William Woods who seeks re election.
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Frank Roseman
Newton
Wm. Woods
Blood purifier hall’s catarrh icind combined treatment
It promotes a blood purifier used for catarrh and related diseases, claiming efficacy for over 40 years. The product is marketed by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo Ohio and urged to ask a druggist about it.
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Hall
F. J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Public Sale of Cattle Horses and Grass Seed
Auction listing details a herd of 20 head of cattle including Jerseys Holsteins and a mare plus 2 Duroc Jersey sows with 10 pigs near term and 26 Duroc Jersey sows with 10 pigs. assorted dairy cows with ages from 5 to 8 years and calves. also 600 lbs Sudan grass seed and alfalfa hay. Sale notes readiness for farm dairy or town use.
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Diller State Bank
Adama
Garland
Beatrice
N.C. S. A. Club
Chas. H. Wright
Ize
Lord Fauntleroy
J. Gordon Kelley
New York City Lyric Theatre
Matinee
Admirasion
Womans Club
Sam Stefford
Figphaomee
Woodman’s
Clauson’s
Challenge
Yale
Fairburn No
Dempster
Diller, Nebr
Shea, Nebr
P& W
Lister
John
Heaton
Col. H. R. Royle
Citizens State Bank
Dunn Farm
Farrow
Poland
China
Sudan
Usdul
Harry Weddle and
Claude Woodsee
J. H. Woddell
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