Local notices and ads from Diller Nebraska page
Cols for sale by Vint Logan and various local notices list medical and business services in Fairbury and Reynolds. The M W A meets monthly, new Xray machine installed, Ford airplane sale commission to Mrs Lindbergh, harness repairs, and a postponed Farmers Union Co Op Store meeting. Hagenbeck Wallace circus named for 1928 Nebraska State fair. Pickard joins Beatrice Implement Co and will move later.
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Farmers Union Co Op
Diller
Hagenbeck-Wallace
J. A. Pickard
Beatrice Implement Co
Beatrice
Will
Local Farmers Union officials attend Omaha meetings
Carl Schnuelle secretary of the Jefferson County Farmers Union Henry Sixel John Achte meir and Henry Brett attended the Nebraska Iowa Farmers Union meetings in Omaha last week traveling by auto. Mr and Mrs Charley Saylor who visited here at the home of his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor left on No 17 Wednesday evening for their Montana home en route to visit relatives at Arapahoe Neb.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schnuelle
Jefferson County Farmers Union
Henry Sixel
John Achtemeir
Henry Brett
Nebraska-Iowa Farmers Union
Omaha
Charley Saylor
Isaac Saylor
Montana
Arapahoe
Nebr
Beatrice District Court Hears Divorce Petition
Mrs. Mattie J. Clark of Ellis filed for divorce from Harley W. Clark in district court at Beatrice. Married in 1915 the couple lived previously in the Diller area amid cruelty and non support charges.
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Harley W. Clark
Mattie J. Clark
Ellis Vicinity
Beatrice
Diller Vicinity
Green Family Reunion Held in Lincoln Nebraska
The Green family gathered for another reunion last Sunday at Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Raymond’s home in Lincoln Nebraska. Attendees from Diller included Mrs. H. E. Green and Bonnie, Mr. and Mrs. Rex A. Green Eyleen and Bobbie, and Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Green and Norma Frances.
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Green
W. A. Raymond
Lincoln
Nebraska
Diller
H. E. Green
Bonnie
Rex A. Green Eyleen
Bobbie
R. W. Green
Norma Frances
Prompt service on sale bills at the Record office
Miss Cathrine Mayben of Lincoln spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Ged Riddle. R S Wilfley cashier of the bank at Steele City transacted business in Diller Wednesday afternoon. A 94 pound boy won the 14th inst to Mr and Mrs I Cloyd Nider living one mile west and four north of Diller.
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Record Office
Cathrine Mayben
Lincoln
Mrs. Ged. Riddle
R.S. Wilfley
Steele City
Diller
Mr. and I. Cloyd Nider
Telephone rent advance offer from Diller company
Mrs Everett Clark and her son Buddy returned home to Blue Rapids Kansas after visiting her parents. The notice mentions paying telephone rent a year in advance to receive an extra dollar discount.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Telephone Co
Everett Clark
Buddy
Blue Rapids
Kans
Quilt project discussed by Kensington group in January
The B. B. Kensington club met with Mrs Ray Hudson on January 10. Eight members and four children attended. They finished the quilt and decided to send it to a child’s home in Omaha. Next gathering with Mrs Kurtz is set for January 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Kensington
Ray Hudson
Omaha
Kurtz
Local Post Office Changes Cash Basis Date
Notice states a switch to a strictly cash basis on and after February 1. Signatories include D W Fanders and John Pulec. Miss Adelia Roelfs deputy postmistress at Diller left with Walter Roelfs for a month or six weeks visiting relatives in Peoria Springfield Jacksonville and other central Illinois points.
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D. W. Fanders
John Pulec
Adelia Roelfs
Diller
Walter Roelfs
Fairbury
Auto
Peoria
Springfield
Jacksonville
Illinois
Mrs Isabella Raymond Hosts Lincoln Family at Dinner
Mrs Isabella Raymond and family enjoyed Sunday dinner with her son and daughter in law Mr and Mrs L V Raymond and two sons Billy and Bobby of Lincoln. Also present was Miss Dorothy Duncan of Bladen, a niece of Mrs L V Raymond attending the state university.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isabella Raymond
L V. Raymond
Billy
Bobby
Lincoln
Dorothy Duncan
Bladen
L. V. Raymond
State University
Womans Club Event On Indian Days Theme
The Womans Club hosts a January 25 gathering at 8 00 P M with Mrs John Gill and others promoting Indian Days and Indian music tied to Kedlon Waner Neihardt and Elizabeth in Neihardt works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gill
Lee Calkins
Jatte
Herman Albers
Annea le Elizabeth
Neihardt
Ee Ee
Kedlon Waner
North Central Star Association club meets at Loock home
The NCS A club spent a pleasant afternoon at Mrs E L Loock’s home on January 1 with a business session and annual officer election. Officers chosen were President H K Shutt Vice President John Carrico Secretary Charlotte Lopock Treasurer Theo Henrichs Reporter Cloyd Cully. Refreshments followed Rock and Radio music. Moser invited the ladies to meet January 25. Roll call optional.
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E. L. Loock
H. K. Shutt
John Carrico
Charlotte Lpock
Theo. Henrichs
Cloyd Cully
Becktons Visit Relatives in Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Herbert Beck visited relatives in Lincoln on Sunday. Mrs Sarah Witty spent a weekend with her daughter Mrs R E Colman in Lincoln.
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Herbert Beckwith
Lincoln
Boy Born to Mr and Mrs LaVerne Pickard in Fairbury
A boy was born on the tenth of the month to Mr. and Mrs. LaVerne Pickard Inez Specht of Fairbury formerly of Diller.
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LaVerne Pickard
Inez Specht
Fairbury
Diller
Local Social Gatherings and Business Trip Notes
Lloyd Hutson of Fairmont Creamery Co and J L Lamb made a business trip to Harbine and Ellis Tuesday. The N R C and families met at the home of Mr and Mrs Eick on Friday January 13 with Velma Amos taking high score and Mrs Frank Grone second in rock. A luncheon followed. Next meeting set for January 20 at the home of Mr and Mrs Asa Richardson.
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Lloyd Hutson
The
Fairmont Creamery Co
J. L. Lamb
Harbine
Ellis ‘Luesday
Eick
Rock
Velma Amos
Frank Grone
Asa Richardson
Signs of Spring Spotted as John Carrico Sharpens Hoe
An early spring notice appears as Mr. John Carrico is seen sharpening a hoe, suggesting preparations for a garden or possibly to ready tools for his wife. The report adds common vernal signs like robins and birds moving north and soil-warming activity.
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John Carrico
Woodmen Lodge Holds Officer Installations And Plans Mock Trial
The Woodmen lodge conducted officer installations with Neighbor Charlie Waggoner serving as installing counsel in a formal manner. Upcoming meeting plans include a new entertainment feature a mock trial organized by Ed McCune Chas Fisher and Bill Bond with details still being prepared.
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Charlie Waggoner
Ed McCune
Chas
Fisher
Bill Bond
Fairbury Bandit Sentenced After Confession
Paul Seamore, 25, who robbed Depue Hedges pharmacy in Fairbury, was arrested in Auburn by deputy sheriffs who mistook him for bootleggers. He pleaded guilty to the Fairbury robbery and other crimes, claiming Kansas City ties and a Los Angeles suspect, and received a 30 year sentence from Judge Moss, 20 years cut for guilty plea.
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Paul Seamore
Depue
Depue-Hedges
Fairbury
Auburn
Kansas City
Hickman
Los Angeles
Seamore
Seattle
Nebraska
Moss
Oldest man in town writes birthday note with pie and cake
In Osborne Missouri on January 12 1928 an elderly resident writes to Frank T Pearce of Diller Nebraska sending a 1 50 money order for another year of the Record He recalls turning87 and expresses happiness every day noting his birthday celebration with a cake roasted duck and family visits including his granddaughter and neighbors
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Osborne
Frank T. Pearce
Diller
Nebr
George
Kansas City
Diller Record Payment From Mrs Pospisil
Idaho letter from Mrs F Pospisil to Mr Pearce dated January 11 1928 notes sending a check for the Diller Record and remarks on busy conditions despite bad weather.
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Idaho
Buhl
Ida
Mr. Pearce
Diller
Mrs. F. Pospisil
Ada County official writes from Meridian in 1928
Letter from C A Riddle of Ada County to the Record notes twenty five years since moving to the Boise Valley and mentions relatives in Diller as well as neighbors. He is identified as a county commissioner and board chairman, wishing a happy prosperous 1928.
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Meridian
Idaho
Frank T. Pearce
Diller
Nebr
Pearce
Boise Valley
C. A. Riddle
Riddle
Ada County
Board of County Commissioners
Historic Log Cabin Relics to Honor Pioneer D A R
A 1862 pioneer log cabin moved to Fairbury city park by the Fairbury Daughters of the Revolution to house Jefferson County pioneer relics. Built by William Smith and Ed Hawkes on the Oregon trail, it served as a home for years before removal and reconstruction.
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Fairbury
Nebr
Rose Creek
Endicott
Fairbury Daughters of the Revolution
Jefferson County
William Smith
Ed Hawkes
Boundry
Billy Smith
Lizzie
Hawkes
A. F. Hiner
Fairbury Park
Pioneer Cabin Relic Story From Fairbury Defines 1867 Wound
The Fairbury cabin, built with elm and cottonwood, uses walnut casings and wooden pegs. A Rock Creek site stone foundation was added, and a fireplace will feature rock from the area by the Daughters of the Revolution. William Smith was wounded by an arrow in October 1867 while felling oak for timbers, fled through timber and swamp, and returned exhausted to his cabin. The arrow once belonged to Mrs. Chancellor of Fairbury and is now sought to be returned for display.
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Fairbury
Rock Creek
McCanles
Wild Bill Hicock
Daughters of the Revolution
William Smith
Oregon Trail
Charles Dawson
Smith
Hawkes
Iowa Writer Says Cigarettes Needed for Performers
An Iowa writer argues cigarettes bluntly degrade health and will only to be kept for actors and opera singers. He claims smoking dulls the brain weakens the body and damns the soul but acknowledges its use for entertainers persists.
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Iowa
Nebraska Farmers Union Enters Oil Business
The Farmer's Cooperative Union of Nebraska with 20 000 members launches oil ventures. In 1927 it established fifty stations and operates four creameries, 150 elevators, 200 stores, plus its own insurance and live stock commissions firms.
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Farmer’s Cooperative Union of Nebraska
Also Mentioned on This Page
W. C. Line
A. Mayborn
W. N. Sparks
O. J. Mayborn
Diller State Bank
Cols For Sale
Vint Logan
Fairbury, Neb
F. A Moon & Son
Will Kepka
Reynolds
Dr. Diehl
Gus Dressen
Syd Chaplin
Diller Opera House
Womans Club Obododol
N.C. S.A
Sarah Witty
R. E. Colman
Woodman Lodge
Missouri
W. F. Schuette
Diller, Nebr
Diller, Neb
State Journal
Jefferson County Assessment Association
LLER
Nebras
Jefferson Co. Mutual
Total
Ewes
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