Farmers Union Co-Op annual meeting set for the 15th
The Farmers Union Co-Op Store at Diller announces its stockholders meeting on the 15th inst. The m. W. A. meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month. Diller station offers denatured alcohol at 80c per gallon. Dr. Adams, successor to Dr. Garland, advertises eye exams at 111% N. 6th St Beatrice. Homer Brunk, manager of the Farmers Union store, was sidelined after a serious ankle injury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Garland
6Th St
Beatrice
Farmers Union Co-Op
Diller
Homer Brunk
Farmers Union
Plan for New QO K Brooder Unveiled
A note describes a plan for a new QO. K. Brooder intended for poultry use. It mentions chickens but lacks full details and context.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
QO. K. Brooder
New Britain Rotary Club Narrates Local Event
The N. B. R. C. Club hosts a community gathering detailing plans for a regional event. Members discuss dates and locations while highlighting civic engagement and charitable aims. The report notes participation from local organizations and residents.
Annual Meeting and Local Notices From Diller and Deshler
The document records notices about the Diller Telephone Co annual meeting to be held next Monday, a $1.00 discount offer for paying telephone rentals in advance, and various local social notices including visits, returns from Lincoln, and holiday time with families in Hackettstown and Deshler.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Diller ‘Telephone Co
Local Nebr Hospital Move Highlights Community Visit
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Hirsch of Fairbury spent a weekend in Diller at a hospital, with care under a physician as the hospital relocated to 1028 B street this week. The note mentions Selene cars and a Colorado Green order, hinting at local commerce and travel.
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Alvin Hirsch
Fairbury
Sitio
Ed McCune and Earl Weaver Enter Rock Creek and Diller
Mr and Mrs Ed McCune enter Earl Weaver of Diller and Paul Stull of Rock Creek in a formal introduction likely tied to a local social event or marriage note.
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Ed. McCune
Earl Weaver
Diller
Paul Stull
Rock Creek
Indiana Teachers Magazine highlights Mrs Liges Fanders farming methods
The final Indiana State Teachers Magazine features Mrs Liges Fanders of Diller discussing practical methods in Vitalized Agriculture and the good results achieved. The article outlines her approaches and reported benefits observed in her work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indiana State
Weather Leads With Fine Silk Metaphor In Report
Henry Fouts and Ed Woods visited from Fairbury for a business trip on Tuesday. Miss Fannie Diller spent a weekend with her brother Sam Diller in Fairbury. Mayor and Mrs S C Moser celebrated New Year’s Day with relatives in Seneca Kansas. Henry Weers, west of town, suffers rheumatism.
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Henry Fouts
Ed. Woods
Fairbury
S. C. Moser
Seneca, Kan
Henry Weers
Trade notes and moving plans from local residents
Prairie hay cane and corn fodder plus dry ash wood listed by W Morris and others. Charley Green and Bill Bristol return from Borger oil fields to trade for seven gentle horses and wagon. Harry Weddie and Fred Morrison post bills for slag moving to Colorado by the 10th and 15th insts.
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W Morris
Peterson
Charley Green
Bill Bristol
Borger
Texas
Harry Weddie
Fred Morrison
Colorado
Local Families Arrive From Miller in Lincoln Transport
Ernest Sasse and family arrived early in the week by car with several Lincoln households including Miss Ann Bodley Mrs Arthur Williams and families and Mrs James Turnes and family from Miller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernest Sasse
Anc Ily
Miller
Ann Bodley
Arthur Williams
James Turnes
Lincoln
Miss Violet Grone Aids Record Office During Holiday Week
Miss Violet Grone of the Record staff assisted her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs E L Dougherty in invoicing their Brunning store during the holiday week. She also contributed to getting the paper out this week.
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Violet Grone
Record Force
E. L. Dougherty
Brunning
Family trip prompts weekend travel plans in Nebraska
Mrs. Carl Sandman and her son Dale and Earl Snyder left Saturday to visit a sister and family in Grand Island. Mr. Sandman returned to his work at the Burlington shops in Velock, while Earl continued carpentry for the Burlington at Alliance.
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Carl Sandman
Dale
Earl Snyder
Aortare
W.A. Snyder
Grand Island
Mr. Sandman
Burlington
Velock
Earl
Alliance
Baby Joy Ann Engieman Buried After Brief Life
Joyce Ann, baby daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. F. Engieman, born Thursday last week at a Beatrice hospital, died soon after birth and was buried Sunday, three miles north of Diller.
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Joyce Ann
H. F. Engieman
Diller
Beatrice Hospital
Unclear Text Fragment from Diller High School Graduate
fragmentary notice references Mildred Evelyn youngest daughter of Mr and Mrs A O Richard. mentions Minnie Albers and Haney Nickeson as graduates or associates. text appears from 1915 era school context with incomplete details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mildred Evelyn
Mra
O. Richardvery
Minnie Albers Hanyel Nickeson
Dillera High School
Diller Farmers Grain Co to Hold Annual Meeting Next Week
Stockholders of the Diller Farmers Grain Co. will convene their annual meeting on Thursday of next week. The company reports six car loads of ice already stored and three more in transit for ice users in the area.
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Diller Farmers Grain Co
Diller
Mrs H Wessel Hosts New Year Dinner Party
A New Year dinner and supper gathering was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. H Wessel at their northwest home. Attending were Mr W Shipper and family and Mr F DeBoer among others as the social club noted.
Install Officers Past Patron Leads Nadmi Chapter Officers
W I Pilley presided over the Nadmi Chapter No 44 installation of officers. Freda Kuper served as marshal and chaplain, Elizabeth Rocker as marshal, and W J Pilley as sentinel.
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W. I. Pilley
Freda Kuper
Elizabeth Rocker
W. J. Pilley
Nebraska Winter Wheat Acreage Rises From 1925
Preliminary December government report shows Nebraska sown winter wheat at 3,569,000 acres this season, up from 3,274,000 in 1925, about a 9 percent increase. Wheat condition rated around 90 percent for December, with mixed notes on state and national outlook.
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Nebraska
Corn varieties listed as new and old
Corn varieties include mixed and white types with SRM noted. The brief lists corn categories and mentions a din ikon onil reference, keeping to sparse readable items.
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Citizens State Bank
George Andrews
St. Joe
Clark
H. A. Bell
Donald Tincher
Billie
Wymore
Max
Beuford
Ces Eiseters
Madgernes
Bruce Barton
N. BR. C. Club
Gale
A.J. Hutchinson
Tilda Casper
Ira
Deshler
R. W. Green
Norma Frances
Jerden Sanmann
Mrs
Wm. Sanmann
Hackettstown i
T. L. Baumfalk
Ae Chil
Cornbelt Lor. Co
Diller, Nebr
L. Mgr
Ford
John
Wiles
Diller, P. O
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
Womans Club
Peepy
QO. E. S
Pei
National
Western
W.1
Il Thaler
Purina
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