Local Notes and Arrivals in Lincoln and Havelock
Miss Floasie Raymond visited relatives in Lincoln late last week Audréy Wheeler returned to Lincoln. Mr Sargent and his family from Jansen visited Lew Leber’s home. EE Ek ae ETT Mrs Myers and children joined husband in Havelock where Billie works in Burlington shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floasie Raymond
Lincoln
Mr. Sargent
Jansen
Lew Leber
Mrs. Leber
Havelock
Billie
Burlington
Mrs J W Mathias Visited Blue Springs Returns Home
Mrs J W Mathias returned Saturday from Blue Springs bringing her daughter Mrs Grace Fasnacht and her little grandchild. Miss Cora Wright, who spent the holidays with her parents Mr and Mrs GC H Wright, returned Monday to Lincoln to teach in the city schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Mathias
Blue Springs
Grace Fasnacht
Cora Wright
GC. H. Wright
Lincoln
Denatured alcohol barrel offered for 60 cents a gallon
St Rodney Southwick returns from Christmas visiting relatives in Danbury to Ft. Collins where he works for Starkey Oil & Gas Co. The notice mentions a new shipment of denatured alcohol and a promotional price of 60 cents per gallon from Fanders & Robertson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fanders & Robertson
Rodney Southwick
Danbury
Nebr
Ft. Collins
Colo
Starkey 011 & Gas Co
Vital statistics of 1922 births and deaths reported
Dr Diehl recorded 48 births with 29 females and 19 males while Dr Steffen reported 1 male. Waggoner Bros undertakers logged 8 deaths with 9 males and 10 females. Registrar M Callander notes these figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Steffen
Waggoner Bros
Undertakers
M. Callander
Bank display showcases foreign paper money collection
J A Reuling, president of the First National Bank of Wymore, secured an American dollar’s worth of foreign paper money from a Chicago broker and has it on display at the bank. The collection includes 150000 Soviet rubles 100 German marks 10 Serbian dinars 100 Austro-Hungarian kronen and 1000 Australian kronen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Reuling
First National Bank of Wymore
Chicago
Local visits and birth notice from county paper
Mrs. S. B. Vieira and children returned Sunday from Red Cloud after visiting her parents. Mrs. Jamison of Weeping Water visited her mother, Mrs. Nancy Hodson, who had been ill. Dr. Diehl reports the birth of a nine pound boy to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thaber, living 43 miles north and 4 miles east of Diner, on December 29.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. ‘Viera
Red Cloud
Jamison
Nancy Hodson
Diehl
Henry Thaber
Diner
For Sale Stack alfalfa and bred gilts for spring farrow
Alfalfa for sale and bred gilts advertised for spring farrow. Also listing flaboats and a few Barred Reck 2n H.H. sGielder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H.H
Surprise visit from Fairbury neighbors cheered local couple
Mr and Mrs TentenOA gTor welcomed by Mr and Mrs Warren and daughter from Fairbury. Nearby residents gathered Friday at Hiram Packer’s home near Diller for cake and coffee as the group surprised the couple, ending late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Packer
Diller
Journal Bargain Offer for Nebraska Readers
The Daily Journal offers the newspaper at 2 in-state dollars for a weekday copy or 3 dollars with Sunday, a rate good for Nebraska and nearby states. The paper promises timely rural delivery and aims to appeal to families during the upcoming legislative session and tax debate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daily State
Daily Journal
Nebraska
Death of Alpha Martin in Lincoln and funeral planned
Alfred Martin 26 of Victoria hotel and John Straka cafe worker died suddenly at Dreamland pavilion in Lincoln from a stroke. He collapsed while talking with a friend and had a history of headaches. Survived by sister Mrs Minnie Boxwell of Diller Nebr. Father details unknown. Funeral set for today after body brought to Diller for burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alpha Martin
Lincoln
Diller
Lincoln Star
Alfred Martin
Victoria Hotel
John Straka Cafe
O Street
Dreamland
E. Arthur Carr
Martin
C. A. Green
Minnie Boxwell
Nebr
Kansas City
Urges Cemetery Endowment for Perpetual Care
Dear friends and neighbors a call to establish a permanent endowment fund to provide ongoing care for the cemetery. The letter argues that endowment income should cover upkeep, urging families to contribute enough to yield about 1.60 to 2.00 dollars annually per lot, based on a five percent return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iped
Diller
Diller Cemetery Fund Proposed to Honor Generous Hearts
J W Fouts calls for immediate fundraising to endow care for Diller cemetery graves. He urges cash or time subscriptions, notes low attendance at past meetings, and asks residents to attend a town hall discussion on January 6 1523 to plan funding and management.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Cemetery
Diller
J. W. Fouts
Eye Care Mention in Fairbury Doctors Adverts
A. D. Acker of Fairbury Nebraska advertises as a registered optometrist. The text also cites Dr. G H Newton in Fairbury Nebraska specializing in eye ear nose and throat care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Nebr
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Diller Markets Grain Prices Report
Corrected every Thursday by Farmres Grain Co. Wheat No 2 offering Corn No 8 shelled New Oats offering listing prices and commodity names for the market brief.
Habicht's Store Advertises Eggs and Butter
An old advertisement notes Habicht's Store selling eggs and print butter with descriptions of items like rolled butter. The fragment signals a small local grocery listing from a historical page.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Rad
Peter Wenz
E. F. Habicht
Audréy Wheeler
Sam Thompson
Alpha
J W. Fouts
Mt al Cem
Hess
Ani
Dr.Hess
Lice
Diller Opera House
Dr. Leach
Fairbury
C. W. Hiatt
A. D. Ackerman
Harris
Colorado
Nye-Schneider-Jenks Co. C. L. Tinstman, Agt
Diller ‘Markets
Farmres Grain CO
Habicht’s Store
Farmers Union Store
Alaska
Farmers Union Co-Operative Store
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