Winter Wheat in Prime Condition and Local Notices
Sleighing is good again. Winter wheat is reported in prime condition. Remember J. E. Copeland's public sale Thursday February 4. W. S. Drullinger visited Hebron Sunday to see a brother in law. Ben Henrichs and Alf Mayborn traveled to Omaha yesterday to buy cattle for Henrichs Bros feed yard.
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W. S. Drullinger
Hebron
Ben
Henrichs
Alf
Mayborn
Omaha
Henrichs Bro
Humboldt Visit Binds Families Across Town
Mrs. Bitler and her children from Humboldt visited Monday evening with her cousin Mrs. Dick Fanders and family, sharing a social call and time together.
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Sarah Westcott
Mrs
Ray Burkett
Ode
Akron man returns home after message of illness to mother and child
Clark Blauser of Akron Colorado came home Saturday after replying to a message about his mother Mrs M A Blauser being seriously ill. He then received word from his wife that one of their children was very sick.
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Clark Blauser
Akron
Colo
M. A. Blauser
Meat Market Offers Hickory Smoked Meat Sale
Weather and market notes report mercury at 16 below Saturday and 14 below Thursday. Alfalfa for sale if taken soon or baled and shipped. F A Sibble of OdellNebraska. Dick Albers sold wheat in Diller last Friday at 1.27 dollars. Mr and Mrs Harvey Pittenger attended the funeral of Mrs M A Blauser in Beatrice.
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F. A. Sibble
Odell
Dick Albers
Harvey Pittenger
Beatrice
M. A. Blauser
February 1915 to feature rare two full moons
The reader notes February 1915 will be remarkable with no full moon at all, a phenomenon not seen since 1866 and unlikely to recur soon. It also mentions two full moons in January on the 1st and 31st and two in March on the 1st and 31st.
Diller Area News and Notices from January
Odd items include a price note on a ice sled pair sold by J. D. Fanders and Diller buyers paying 1.30 yesterday. Diller Lodge initiated ten candidates in January. Obituary for Marie Annette Friend outlines birth in Ohio 1839 and death at 75. Funeral at Prairie Home Cemetery. Local notes on residents visiting Beatrice Akron Vernon and Lincoln trade, church memberships, and farm sales.
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Marie Annette Friend
Perry Co
Ohio
Old Home Place
Abram Blauser
Indiana
Gage Co
Nebr
Jefferson County
Diller
Blauser
Beatrice
J. O. Blauser
R. L. Oaks
Tho
Eliza Miller
Neb
U. B. Church
M. E. Church
Mother Bleuser
Mother
Father Blauser
E. S. Grimes
Prairie Home Cemetery
Acknowledgment of thanks for sympathy after death
The relatives of the late Mrs. M. A. Blauser express gratitude to friends who offered support and comfort during their loss. The note praises unselfish friendship and hopes others will receive the same aid when needed, signed by The Family.
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M. A. Blauser
Beatrice Express Docket Notes Dismissal Time Extended
In the case of Albert Lepper versus Marie Colby the defendant's demurrer was overruled and the defendant was given thirty days to file an answer to the plaintiff's petition. The Beatrice Express reports the ruling from the court and notes the exception taken by the defendant.
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Albert Lepper
Marie Colby
Beatrice Express
Early Morning Fire Destroys Farm Residence Near Diller
The old Wm. Green farm four miles southwest of Diller burned early Thursday morning. Alexander Bell of Diller owns the property now, occupied by John Braasch and family who saved most household goods. The Braasch family had been quarantined for diphtheria and were staying with H. A. Bell. Fire blamed on a defective flue. Bell’s building loss was insured.
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Wm. Green
Diller
Alexander Bell
John Braasch
Mr. Braasch
H. A. Bell
Fourth Week of Evangelistic Effort Yields Fresh Conversions
The article reports ongoing evangelistic work in its fourth and final week with many souls renewing Christian life and choosing Christ as personal Savior. It highlights powerful truth presentations, Spirit driven conversions, and the uplifting role of song and exercises in preparing minds for better conduct, urging broader participation to build righteousness in the community.
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Christ
Mrs. E R Henrichs Visit From Reynolds Arrives
Mrs. E R Henrichs and her children traveled by rail from Reynolds to visit Diller relatives after coming over from Gilead on Tuesday.
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Loren Hale
Akron
Colo
Allen Colman
E.R. Henrichs
Gilead
Reynolds
Diller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
State of
Nebraska
J. E. Copeland
Warrin
Judd Mortimer Lewis
Houston Post
Bob
J. D. Fanders
Diller Lodge
Charlotte Loock
Vestern
Mrz
John T. ‘Henriche
Eureka Springs, Ark
Harry King
G. B. Cassell
E. L. Dougherty
W. J. Frisbie
Wayne Critchfield
Vernon, Colo
Dick Fanders
LaForrest Raymond
Lincoln
L. P. Raymond
McClure Syndicate
Shutt Drug Company
Diller Markets
Steffen Studio
Clarence R. Steffen
Rigdon
QO. F. Rigdon