Diller Area News Briefs Highlight Shipments and Visits
Scattered notes report Miss Ballard receiving new Syren dishes in Fairbury while W E Mudge travelers head to Burlington. Littis Blue river ice near Endicott has thawed. Arthur J Floyd piano tuner visits Diller. Lena Diekman of Odell visits Lana Lott. Hog shipment by Diller Shipping Assn leads at 9.45. Maybera travels to Omaha for cattle feeding. Wylor Filley and agents study stock rules at Wymore. Starkey family from Boelus and St Paul visit in Diller.
Beatrice Visits Mention Family Ties and Church Plans
Miss Lelia Hadley visited from Esdhel t to help with dental work and returned by evening train. Rev Dahrkop arrived to seek St Pauls Lutheran pastorate and will preach Sunday with two sisters staying to assist. Sk Z Diller finished packing ice for use via market next summer. Mrs Al Ballard sister in law attended the gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NHN UT
Beatrice
al. Ballard
Sk. Z. Diller
Dahrkop
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Public sale announced for Poland China sows at Steele City Nebraska
Walter E Willey and Phil Dawson announce a February 9 1921 sale in Steele City Nebraska offering 40 cholera immuned Poland China bred sows and gifts. Catalogues are ready on request. In Sheridan Wyoming J E Copeland reports a thirteen year old runaway named Raymond Buatwood claimed home at Diller Nebraska and connected to the Eastwood family now in Gillette Wyoming.
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Steele City
Nehr
Poland
China
Walter — E. Willey
Phil Dawson
J. E. Copeland
Sheridan
Wyo
Raymond Buatwood
Diller
Nebr
Mir
Fred Eastwood
Gillett
Keights of Pything Lodge Names New Officers
The Keights of Pything lodge elected a full slate of officers Tuesday night. V C Hybil Aw Oliver Farrow K of eS Reinhardt Prelate Frank Pearce M A Guy Clancy M are Myere er es B L Look 0 a. GOB R F Starr Toon will go to Fairbury to assist that state there.
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Keights
Pything Lodge
Mente
V. C
Oliver’ Farrow
Ok. Reinhardt
Frank T. Pearce
Guy Clancy
Myere
B.L
F. Starr
Toon
Fairbury
Ee Pats
For Sale Choice S C White Leghorn Roosters
For sale a few choice S C White Leghorn roosters at one dollar each. Also a few choice t fy son.
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S. C
Seventeen Yearold Murray Horse Accident Injures Leg
Clarence Murray, son of Mr and Mrs Frank Murray, living five miles northwest of Diller on Mrs Mc Laughlin's farm, had his left leg broken Monday when kicked by a horse. Dr Diehl attended and reduced the fracture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Murray
Frank Murray
Credit notices follow bankruptcy sales and a death report
We purchased all accounts of the bankrupt Shea store and have collected most but a few small accounts. Those owing should remit costs and inconvenience to F. W. Lowe or R. S. Wilfley in Steele City Nebraska. Friends of Mrs. Marie Habicht and her son E. F. of Diller and daughter Mrs. C. L. E. Blauser of Lincoln are saddened by the death of Mr. Frank Pearl of Spokane Washington husband of Mrs. Pearl, eldest daughter of Mrs. Habicht, who had visited Diller and vicinity on various occasions.
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Shea
F. W. Lowe
R.S. Wilfley
Steele City
Nebr Lt
Marie Habicht
E. F
Diller
C. L. E. Blauser
Lincoln
Frank Pearl
Spokane
Wash
Pearl
Habicht
Sheriff Breaks Up Poker Game at Ellis
Sheriff Schick raided a room in Ellis on a complaint by Charles Hemphill arresting Clark Wells Glen Wells Charles Cunningham and Frank Nickerson on gambling charges. The pot of 31.60 was seized. They pleaded guilty and were fined 28.04 each plus costs 12.10.
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Charles Hemphill
Schick
Ellis
Clark
Glen Wells
Charles Cunningham
Frank Nickerson
Elis
Vasey
Hemphill
Clark Welle
Ellis Veisity
Beatrice Express
For Sale Single Comb Rhode Island Reds Cockrels
Large well matured birds of good rich color offered at 2.00 and 2.50 dollars each. G. W. Arnold, Harbine reports livestock for sale. Local crime note mentions theft of a flashlight and wrench from an auto near M F church. J. W. Nation, ex-Mercantile, buys Shea store bankrupt stock at trustee sale and will operate the store at Shea.
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Rhode Island
G. W. Arnold
J. W. Nation
Endicott
Shea
Wil
School FOOD SALE to be held January 22 1921
Pupils of school district No 56 will conduct a food sale on Saturday January 22 1921 at W A Snyders store Beulah Thompson teacher and organizer of the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Snyder
Beulah Thompson
Mrs Miller On Trip To California For Ill Daughter
Mrs Mary Miller left Friday on No 17 for Redlands California to attend to her ill daughter Mrs Golda McKinley. She was joined by her daughter Mrs Merle Fish and children at Denver and will spend the winter in Ocean Park Redlands San Diego and Los Angeles.
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Mary Miller
Redlands
Calif
Golda McKinley
Merle Fish
Denver
Ocean Park
San Diego
Los Angeles
Pork sow sale at Fanders & Robertson’s brings strong bids
Henry and Alpha Wiemers reported a Chester Whitebred sow sale at Fanders & Robertson's garage in Diller last week. Forty three head sold at an average of 70 dollars with top bid at 220 dollars. Individual hogs brought 150, 120 and several over 100. Buyers came from Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, Nebraska and Kansas.
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Henry
Alpha Wiemers
Fanders & Robertson
Diller
Ilinois
Indiana
Ioosa
Nebraska
Kansas
Jefferson County Assessment Association Elects Officers
The Jefferson County Assessment Association met in Diller Tuesday and elected S Royaz as President W Logan Vice President Carl Schnuelle Secretary Treasurer Lewis Fusse and others as Board of Directors. An assessment of 25 cents per 106 for combined insurance was levied. The association wrote 472 450 in new policies and increased policies in force to 1 442 690. The average cost of carrying 100 of combined insurance was 34 cents.
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Jefferson County Assessment Association
Entiire
Diller
S. Royaz
Logan See’y
Carl Schnuelle
Treas
Lewis Fusse
Roy Diller
W. T. Logan
Carl Sebnuelle
Lewis Fasse
Isaac Willey
W. F. Steffen
Diller school year progress and plans for 1920 21
The article reports half of the 1920 21 school year completed with strong final semester results and high community support. It notes cooperation, school spirit, and the aim to build a bigger, better institution through home church and school unity. The second half begins with a heavy program in Normal Training Manpa Training and Home Economics alongside college entrance courses, with full accommodation announced.
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Diller
School appeals for support as domestic science expands
The article urges community involvement to build a proud school, noting returning students and active labs. It mentions the Domestic Science class starting meat cookery, full lab use, and grammar room testing, with several pupils listed as present in the first semester. It also covers athletic notes and recent games at Dewitt and Filley with mixed results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Geer
Harry Franzen
Eloise Diller
Max Wilt
Marvin Farrow
Grain and Produce Prices From Fair Market Report
Fragmentary OCR lists grain and produce items with prices including corn and oats. Mentions No 2 hard wheat and No 3 shelled oats with cents per bushel, but details are unclear due to errors.
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Ohe Bank
Citizens State Bank
Moose Hall
Miss Ballard
W.E. Mudge
Burlington
Littis Blue River
Arthur J. Floyd
Piaio Tuner
Ehlis’ Voaieres
Lena Diekman
Odell
Lana Lottah
Diller. Shipping Assn
A. Maybera
Omaha
Surlington
W. I.filley
Wymore
F. E
W. T. Starkey
Boelus
St. Paul, Nebr
W. C. Starkey
Lelia Hadley
Esdhelt
K.P
Place
M.F
Local Insurance Co
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Dewitt Tonite
Filley
Louiston
Altho
Willer
Harold Bower
Flora Waggoner
Leigh Reinhart
Pearl Diller
John Starr
Mannede Cavett
Ross Hays
Barbara Stull
Howee
Eldora Cole
Ne Thompson
Leich Reinhardt
Leigh Reinhardt
BLM
Barkoets
Nettie
Tynest
Optometiy
Ces
Bon-Bon
Camlyuakers Cs
Desk B. Broad Si
Philadelphia
Bon-Bon Candymakers Co
Broad St
Mickie
Argumeng Advertising
Mustlin
Kelpers
Hope BY
Bublci
Ues Eo
Diller Barkers
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