Odell trip, service day, and local business notes
Everett Clark made a business trip to Odell on Wednesday. DeLaval service day is planned for Fanders and Robertson's tomorrow. Geo Zimmerman of Ellis bought the Krug garage in Beatrice amid other local notes. Gasoline prices edge up with seasonal expectations. The Ross-Dome Oil Co renews leases in Antelope precinct as a new capital interest arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Everett Clark
Odell
Geo. Zimmerman
Ellis
Krug
Beatrice
Ross-Dome Oil Co
Antelope Precinct
McDowell Land
Diller Lincoln Club Forms in Capital City Home
A Diller Lincoln Club was organized at Mrs. Joe Blair's residence in the Capital city last Friday afternoon. Officers elected include Mrs. Chas. Osborne president, Mrs. John Miller vice president, Mrs. E. G. Limprecht secretary, Mrs. J. D. Ames treasurer, and Mrs. C. L. E. Blauser reporter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller-Lincoln Club
Joe Blair
Capital City
Chas. Osborne
John Miller
E. G. Limprecht
J. D. Ames
C. L. E. Blauser
Local Births and Sales Notices Highlight Community Life
An eight pound girl was born Wednesday night to Mr and Mrs John Nickeson Jr of the Ellis neighborhood. A boy baby was born to Fisher Musser and his wife Amelia Benson of Odell at their Lincoln home on the 17th. C C Andrews offers a carload of fine horses and mules for sale or trade. Waggoner Bros funeral directors assisted at the B C Burkett funeral in Odell on Tuesday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Nickeson, Jr
Ellis
Waggoner Bros
Diller Undertakers
B. C
Fisher Musser
Diller
Nee Amelia Benson
Odell
Lincoln
Sunday Dinner Gathered Local Families
Mr and Mrs Pulec entertained guests including Mr and Mrs Frank Friessen of Fairbury Olivia James Mr and Mrs Roy McCune and Orville McCune at a Sunday dinner in a small community setting.
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Pulec
Frank Friessen
Fairbury
Orivia James
Roy McCune
Orville McCune
Starrs Attend Brother-In-Law Funeral in Kansas City
Mr and Mrs R F Starr traveled to Kansas City on No 16 Saturday to attend the funeral of their brother in law Jacob Stucker which occurred Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. F. Starr
Kansas City
Jacob Stucker
Driver At Rail Crossing Fatality Warns Others
A warning comes after a fatal train collision at a crossing where an auto driver ignored signals. Authorities urge caution and careful adherence to signals to prevent more losses on the line.
Southwicks Return From Fort Collins Visit
Mr and Mrs A E Southwick came back from Fort Collins Colorado after visiting their son Rodney who suffered a severe inflammatory rheumatism but was recovering. They traveled by train with Rodney to return home. their nephew Boyd Mack will spend the summer with them. Rodney will travel home by train when able.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. E. Southwick
Ft. Collina
Colo
Rodney
Saturday DeLaval service day at Fanders & Robert
One of the best signs of approaching spring is the rising price of gasoline as warmer weather arrives.
Diller Team Beats Hollenburg 21 to 8 In Local Game
The Diller town team defeated Hollenburg 21 to 8 on Wednesday night in Hollenburg. They hope to host two more home games before closing their season.
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Diller Town
Hollenburg
Hudsons from Grant Visit Diller Relatives
Harry Hudson and his son Bernard arrived yesterday morning from Grant Nebraska for a short visit with his mother Mrs Nancy Hudson and other Diller relatives. He will then go to Omaha to work at his trade and his wife is coming next week to visit relatives here for a short time.
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Harry Hudson
Bernard
Grant
Nebr
Nancy Hudson
Omaha
Stock Shipment Brings Money to Diller Community
Eight car loads of stock shipped from this station Tuesday. Elmer Greider and Harry Weddle each sent hogs, the Farmer's Shipping Association sent hogs and cattle to St. Joe, with Greider accompanying. Joe Novotny delivered hogs and cattle to Kansas City, accompanied by his son Henry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Elmer Greider
Harry Weddle
Farmer's Shipping Association
St. Joe
Mr. Greider
Joe Novotny
Kansas City
Mr. Novotny
Henry
Obituary: B C Burkett Dies After Long Illness in Odell
B C Burkett longtime Odell farmer and later Beatrice resident died at home Saturday after several months illness. Survived by wife two daughters Mrs Bert Hamersham and Mrs Geo Mayborn nee Nellie Lightner of Diller, two sons Ray and Clyde, brother Harry in Toledo and O A Burkett of Beatrice, three sisters Mrs Clara Faxon Mrs Artie Calhoun and Mrs Ella Gitt. Funeral held Tuesday afternoon Rev W F Clark of the Diller Federated Community church officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B.C. Burkett
Odell
Bert’ Hamersham
Geo. Mayborn
Nellie Lightner
Diller
Beatrice
Ray
Harry
Toledo
O. A. Burkett
Clara Faxon
Lanham
Nebr
Artie Calhoun
Shambaugh
Ella Gitt
Hildreth
W. F. Clark
Diller Federated Community Church
Obituary for Jacob C. Stucker of Kansas City and Diller
Jacob C. Stucker born February 4 1867 Promise City Iowa died February 14 1924 at 1805 Kansas Ave Kansas City Missouri. Rested Elmwood Cemetery February 18. Survived by Lydia B wife three brothers and three sisters. Funeral note: faithful service and strong character. Local church and Modern Woodmen member with $2000 insurance.
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Jacob C. Stucker
Promise City
Iowa
Kansas Ave
Kansas City
Elmwood
George W. Stucker
Elizabeth Marsh Stucker
Hamburg
Diller- Odell
Goodland
Kans
Diller
Nebr
Lydia B. Starr
P. W. Price Furniture Co
M. E. Church of Diller
Modern Wood
Take Your Pick Man Colors and Curses
The poem describes a versatile man who comes in several colors and performs many actions from sleeping and praying to fighting voting and laughing. It hints at moral ambiguity with a note that he cheats a little and ends by inviting girls to choose a color and a chance with this specimen we call man.
Wood for Sale by W C Line
A short classified notice offers stove wood and chunk wood for sale by W C Line. The ad indicates timber from a tree ready for purchase and use.
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W.C. Line
Prairie Home Cemetery Endowment Fund payment notice
Notice to subscribers of the Prairie Home cemetery Endowment Fund that the first payment on deferred principal with 5 percent interest for one year is due March 1st, 1924. Do not miss paying the interest along with the principal as the interest funds upkeep of the lots. A. L. Tinstman, Sec’y.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie Home ‘Cemetery
A. L. Tinstman
Local Market Grain and Produce Prices Listed
Market notes show grain and produce rates with butter prices and fats. Prices include butter at 0.30 and fat at 1.08, with various items referenced in the weekly table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Fanders & Robertson's
J.T. Henrichs
F. A. Moon & Son
Washington
Europe
A. J. Hill
Gene Hill
Alf. Mayborn
B. C. Burkett
L. V. Raymond
Isabelle Raymond
C. C. Andrews
Bill Ding
Cornbelt Lumber CO
C. L. Geer
Mgr
Hess Poultry
H. K. Shutt
Dr.Hess
Lice
Dr. Leach
J. M. Hiatt
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Chicago
Lancaster
Ireland
Nashua Mfg. Co
E. F. Habicht
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