County Supervisors Set Meeting For February Third
Alfred Roeifs reports receiving a heavier truck for his oil business. Hubert Engleman family returns from Wisconsin visit. Henry Fanders nearly cut his finger off fixing a windmill Sunday. Carl Franzen returns to DeWitt to rejoin Burlington bridge gang. For Sale three Rhode Island Red cockerels. Cream station operator wanted for David Cole Creamery Co. Omaha. Bowers and Willems travel from Lincoln to attend state university. Farmers Union Co-Op store and Jefferson Co. Assn statements published elsewhere. Mrs. N. J. Grout returns to Washington Kan from visit with Rev. W. S. McCallister.
Local Notes On Visitors And Illness
Albert Hollie and his wife from Herkimer visited here over Sunday with his brother nicknamed Box Hollie. Louie Meyer, oldest son of Mr and Mrs John Meyer north of Diller, is suffering from a bad case of pneumonia. Cleve Hiatt of Reynolds, son in law of Mr and Mrs Hughes, is in Beatrice hospital for a serious operation.
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Albert Hollie
Herkimer
Box
Hollie
Louie
Mre
John Meyer
Diller
Cleve Hiatt
Reynolds
Mre. Hughes
Beatrice
Bargain Ford Truck Sale and Family Visit Details
Miss Flossie Raymond and nephew Dean Barber visited Uncle C. A. Ewers in Fairbury over a weekend. They arranged for Dean to take corner lessons from Mr Datholey, leader of the local children's band, while there. Jansen Lumber Co. advertises a nearly new Ford truck with quick sale terms.
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Jansen Lumber Co
Phone Iies
Jansen. Neb
Flossie Raymond
Dean Barber
C. A. Ewers
Fairbury
Dean
Mr.Datholey
Green sisters to perform with Clatonia band on Feb 6 broadcast
The Green sisters of Diller join the Clatonia band for a program from KFAB Lincoln Buick station on Friday night at 7 30. The program features Dreams of Yesterday with words by Mildred Short of Wymore and music set by Helen Green. Both writers are teachers in Clatonia Schools.
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Green Sisters
Diller
Clatonia
K. F
B. Lincoln Buick
Prine
Death of Mrs Winnie Wright Cook in Oregon Hospital
Mrs. Mary Weight received notice from the Oregon State Hospital Pendleton that Mrs. Winnie Wright Cook died January 18 1926. Her cremated ashes will be kept unless claimed by an entitled party. The deceased’s former husband Raymond Wright or Lloyd Wright of Roose Lake Idaho will be consulted on burial plans at Disler cemetery.
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Mary Weight
Oregon State Hospital
Pendleton
Winnie Wright Cook
Sale of Chester White sows attracts buyers from multiple states
Wiemers Bros held a purebred Chester White sale in Diller on Tuesday with 50 sows sold despite poor trade and cold weather. The U. S. government bought two head for an experimental Maryland farm to start a new Chester White herd. Top sow brought $127.50 and the average was just over $50. Sows within a 60 mile radius were trucked to buyers the next day without coat, with shipments heading to Colorado, Maryland, Kansas, Iowa and North Dakota.
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Wiemers’ Bros
Diller
U. S
Maryland
Colorado
Kansas
Iowa
No. Dakota
Obituary: Harlan Hadley of Diller Nebr dies at 79
Harlan Hadley born March 4 1846 near Plainfield Indiana dies January 25 1925 in Diller Nebraska aged 79 years 10 months 21 days. He served in Co C 9th Iowa Cavalry mustered 1863 to 1866 and married Martha J Masters in 1866. He moved to Diller in 1884 and left a son Elmo Hadley and siblings Mae Griffin Henry J Jesse N Elias Hadley. Funeral services were held at Elias Hadley home. Burial Prairie Home Cemetery.
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Plainfield
Hendricks Co
Ind
Diller
Nebr
Wayne County
Co.c
9Th Love Cavalry
Hadley
Christian Church
Elias Hadley
Prairie Home Cemetery
Pupils Stage Playlet The Indian Success at Diller School
Pupils of Diller public schools presented a short play titled The Indian Success in the school auditorium last evening. The program included a synopsis of the play and a listing of the cast of characters. Historical notes were mentioned as context.
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Diller
Gen Specht Vehicle Trip Noted In Beatrice Visit
Report notes Mr and Mrs Gen Specht traveling to Beatrice on Wednesday. Olin Ireland alias Jack McMahon, linked to the murder of Owen Brown a former Diller man near Straw Berry Kan, faced a life sentence after pleading guilty at a Washington court session held amid mob threats last Thursday.
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Olin Ireland
Jack McMahon
Owen Brown
Diller
Strawberry
Kané
Lfe
Washington
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American Farms
United States
Diller State Bank
Alfred Roeifs
Hubert Engleman
Wisconsin
Henry Fanders
Carl Franzen
DeWitt
Burlington
S. C. Rhode Island
T. C. Henrichs
Reliabie
David Cole Creamery Company
Omaha
Neb
Harold Bowers
Lorenz Willems
Lincoln
The
State University
Farmers Union Co-Op
Jefferson Co. Asamt. Assn
Goldenrod Highway
Rock Creek Church
Meeting Mere
Ben Roelfs
S—Sheg
Roelfe
Harlan Hadley
Pescara
Cornbelt Lumber
Nebraska
Gen. Specht
America
Adleedaees
Aes
T. A. Baumfalk
Steele City, Nebr
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