Local Notices and Roving Snippets from Fairbury
Dr G H Newton eye ear nose throat Fairbury Neb F A Moon quality monuments at reason prices Fairbury Neb Est 1886 For Sale Three bull calves 10 months old Everet Shipper Jan sen if Only one coyote but a lot of jack rabbits and cotton tatles were taken in the hunt west of town yesterday Homer Ramsey and family moved this week from Beatrice onto the farm of his father in law Charles Brandt southeast of Diller Down in Mexico they have to be guarded against plots while around here protection is more needed against solicitors and can vassers
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Homer Ramsey
Beatrice
Charles Brandt
Diller
Mexico
Here
For Sale: Building 14x14x10 and Elm Wood
John Leaper advertises a 14 by 14 by 10 foot building for sale and green elm chunk wood at 2.50 delivered or 2.00 at the Epley place. Trade for calves suggested. Phone 105.56.
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Epley Place
John Leaper
Miss Margueritte Stotts To Return From Paris Soon
Miss Margueritte Stotts daughter of Mr and Mrs A D Stotts formerly of Diller now in Lincoln is expected home this month after studying at an art school in Paris following a summer abroad and a visit in Great Britain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margueritte Stotts
A. D. Stotts
Diller
Lincoln
Great Britain
Paris
Viers Sr. Makes Unofficial Visit From Lebanon to Topeka
S B Viers Sr of Lebanon Kansas came to Topeka for a brief visit at the home of his son Dr S B Viers veterinarian The Record notes the friendly call and invites another visit in the near future
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S. B. Viers
Lebanon
Kan
Topeka
Mr. Viers
Wolf hunt near Diller corrected to Thursday
The community reports that the wolf bunt near Diller occurred on Thursday not Sunday as some papers claimed. Local men and boys say they would not desecrate the Sabbath and note all bunts this season have been on Thursdays.
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Diller
Rural Routes Reorganized Fairbury and Endicott Updates
Rural route 2 formerly served by A J Davis grounds is split into two parts with carriers 1 and 4 serving Leacungy, each about 40 miles. Endicott route added to Steele City route after Carrier J Allen resigned. Rank and figures listed as $1080.00.
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Fairbury Rural Rouote
A. J. Davis
Pe Endicott
J Allen
Steele City
Seeene Renee Bon
Speepimin
Relief to the stomach and constipation note
Ambiguous OCR fragment mentions relief to the stomach and constipation with unclear attribution. No clear persons, organizations, places, dates, or events present.
Diller Filling Station Barrel Oil Delivery Ad
S. Teagarden of the Chas Brandt farm near Diller moves toward Lantha with his family on Monday. The item mentions barrel delivery for oil or gas from Diller Filling Station and notes various stray phrases about Mr Dempsey and babies.
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Diller
Whistling Stories Across Cultures
Among the Arabs and Icelanders whistling is forbidden. English miners believe whistling in a cave brings bad luck, and sailors say whistling on a ship invites a gale.
Juniors of Federated Church entertained at Mrs May home
The Junior Endeavor of the Federated Church was entertained at the home of Mrs O J May born on Thursday evening of last week. Seventeen members were present. After games and music a refreshment hour followed hosted by the hostess.
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Federated Church
O. J. Mayborn
Grand Jury Urged to Enforce Prohibition in Fairbury
Editor argues for stronger enforcement of the prohibition law in Fairbury. He cites New Year rumors of liquor availability and urges the district judge to convene a grand jury to investigate and enforce the law impartially, noting bootleg liquor as a source of trouble.
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Fairbury
Grand Ae
Rohrbaugh and Sturms Build Sawmill near Junction
Chas W Rohrbaugh and Arthur Sturms near K C and Q Junction own a large saw and are turning out lumber on the Rohrbaugh farm. A year ago Rohrbaugh’s home burned, and the mill’s output funds future building needs in the area. A Kansas man supplies equipment to operate on the premises.
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Chas. W. Rohrbaugh
Arthur Sturms
K. C
Q. Junction
Rohrbaugh
Old Se Wien Resident’s Son Receives Radio Gift
W A Snyder reports his old friend and W C Wood, son of Ira Wood, a longtime Se wi en resident, have a new radio. They mention a loud noise from a wild animal and share a dinner.
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W.A. Snyder
W.C. Wood
Ira Wood
Se Wien
Towg
Water
Mr. Wood
G T Eick Celebrates 16th Birthday Surrounded by Family
On January 19 Mr G T Eick near Diller marked his 16th birthday with a family reunion. Four children and many relatives joined him for dinner under good spirits, with a large decorated cake and Kodak photos. Grand children sent greetings from Los Angeles Liberty and Lincoln.
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G. T. Eick
Diller
Hie
Kodak
Wm. Eick
Frank Eick
Ray
Allie Fick
Wilbur
S. C. Hutchinson
Quinter Fry
Maxine
Robert
A. A. Eick
Hhe
Frances Palmberg
Los Angeles
Cal
Ruth Bick
Liberty
Nebr
Harold Hutchinson
Lincoln
Bick
Thompson Andelt wed at Lincoln church in 1927 details
The marriage of Miss Beulah Thompson of Diller to Mr Frank Andelt of Dorchester took place January 12 1927 at a Lincoln Christian church. The groom’s sister and bride’s brother served as bridesmaid and best man. Also noted is a forthcoming two day men’s religious meeting in Grand Island February 10 and 11 with 12 top speakers from the US and Canada for the Methodist Men’s Council of Nebraska.
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Christian Church
Lincoln
Beulah Thompson
Diller
Frank Andelt
Dorchester
Thompson
Diller High School
Latch Bros
Andelt
United States
Canada
Grand Island
Methodist Men’s Council For
Nebraska
Liederkranz Hall
Methodist Episcopal
Farm family living costs average 1598 dollars a year
Agriculture department survey shows farm families spend about 1598 dollars annually. Sons and daughters cost more for clothing than parents, and daughters’ clothes exceed sons’. Food makes up two fifths of costs and rent about one eighth. Leslie Arpke, son of Mr and Mrs Arpre, joins Jefferson county training program and reports good studies.
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Department of Agriculture
Leslie Arpke
A. G. Arpre
Jefferson County
Curfew Laws, Social Stereotypes Feature Local Column
A humorous and moralizing column satirizes manners and public life. It jokes about wise men, telephones, weight worries, train bandits, and curfew laws in Chicago and Tampa. It notes a dinner hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clark for the couple Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andelt and Sam Thompson family.
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Willis Clark
Frank Andelt
Sam Thompson
Uncle Sam Employs Only Finest Artists
Everybody's Magazine lauds the high quality of engraving on U S notes and cites the work of master artists both inside and outside government service. It notes counterfeiting is hard because notes blend landscapes with portraits and scenes, and highlights Albert Leon, a Russian émigré who once forged rubles and later churned counterfeit dollars in the United States.
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Everybody's Magazine
Whoall
Albert Leon
United States
Balance Sheet Summary for Diller Farmers Grain Co
Diller Farmers Grain Co of Diller Nebraska reports as of December 21 1926 total assets and liabilities. Notes show accrued interest not due and interest on capital stock 4000.00 with related figures 118.75 and 504.00. Total sales for year and gross profits plus total expenses and net profit appear, with auditor I Rena certifying the copy.
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Diller State Bank
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Moon
Everet
Jansen
Mr. Dempsey
Summer
S. Teagarden
Chas Brandt
Lantha
Thompson-Andelt
Mrs. Christ Malehow
Chicago
Tampa
Uncle Sam
Sravenant Diller Farmers Grain Co
Total Assets
I. R.ena
Fateamere
Sorplor Snd
Total Capital
Garden Book
POL In
W. F
F. Schuette
Diller, Nebr
Diller Record Office
Royal Gorge
Colorado Rockies
Salt Lake City
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