For Sale piano good condition cheap
For Sale piano in good condition offered at a low price. Sirens ft OQ. Box We Beatrice Nebr Prof and Mrs T F Roebr kasse spend part of their summer vacation with relatives at Seward. Miss Edith Patton who spent the 4th of July with her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Patton returned to Lincoln Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
Nebr
Prof
T. F. Roebrkasse
Seward
Edith Patton
Harry Patton
Lincoln
Wheat Shipments Reach Omaha Shipyard
A car load of new wheat shipped from Janeen sold in Omaha on Tuesday for 45 cents per bushel. The grain graded No 1 and was raised by C B Callaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Janeen
Omaha
Baskel
C. B. Callaway
Warthen Visit in Blaine Kans Family Hello
Mr and Mrs W F Warthen of Blaine Kansas arrived Wednesday and are visiting his mother Mrs Warthen and his sister Flora.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Warthen
Blaine, Kans
For Sale Fine piano in storage Beatrice Nebr
For sale a fine piano in storage in Beatrice Nebraska. The seller will accept a small balance of payments. For full information contact Warehouse P. O. Box No. 3 Beatrice Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beatrice
P. QO
Farmer Boy Keeps Busy Through Season
The Plymouth News notes a rural life scene where a farmer boy spends daytime cutting hay and evening visiting a neighboring farm, implying romantic activity under moonlight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Grade Plan Shoe Repairs Offer Wide Material Grades
An advertisement from Fairbury Shoe promotes a range of shoe repair materials by grade with prices quoted. It claims sales as low as 35 cents per pair for women and men and 15 to 50 cents for heels, urging customers to name their desired price and visit Bicctrie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury Shoe
Diller Farmers Grain Co. Buys Hogs At Top Market
Diller Farmers Grain Co announces they pay the highest market price for hogs and buy any day. Andrews is the manager and encourages sellers to get their bid first and sell at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers Grain Co
Andrews
Mgr
Crittenden Grain Co Elevator Seeks Customer Contact
Sam Thombe in charge during Mr. McCall’s absence invites customers to call the Crittenden Grain Co elevator and pay market prices. phone number 83 31. This notice is a brief business appeal from a local grain firm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thombe
Crittenden Grain Co
Mr. McCall
Ay Sap
Our Cocktails Use Much Differpay Nda Eprom for the Wing
The text humorously notes how the American cocktail blends various ingredients to achieve contrasting effects. It mentions whiskey for strength, water for dilution, gin for heat, ice for cold, lemon for sourness, and a toast to drinkers themselves.
Left Side Gas Hurts Heart In Unknown Message
A fragmented note warns against sleeping on the left side due to gas causing heart pain. Mentions a person Tenmelee Adierika claiming a single dose could relieve symptoms.
Raymonds Visit Lincoln Area Relatives
Mr and Mrs W A Raymond and family from Lincoln spent Wednesday night with Diller relatives Serenus Woters and Gordon visited Bobbie Grate at the Orthopedic hospital in Lincoln Friday. Chris Knuepple near Lanham renewed their subscription for the record this week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Raymond
Lincoln
Diller
Serenus
Gordon
Bobbie Grate
Orthopedic
Chris’Knuepple
Lanham
Diller Relatives Visit by York Trip Dashes
Mr and Mrs Broman brother in law and sister of Mrs Nancy Robertson drove down from York Sunday for a visit with Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Broman
Nancy Robertson
York
Diller
Smith backs Democratic ticket in full support
Al Smith, who sought the presidency, announced he willSupport the Democratic ticket in its entirety, signaling a united front for the party.
Social visit noted between Ballard and Warthen families
Mrs Ella Ballard and daughter from Indianapolis Indiana along with Mrs Thomas from Odell visited their friend Mrs Sarah Warthen on Friday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Ballard
Indianapolis
Iod
Thomas
Odell
Sarah Warthen
Beatrice Fourth Fireworks Attract Humboldt Visitors
Mr and Mrs Bill Tristman and their son Arlie spent the Fourth with relatives at Humboldt and watched fireworks in Beatrice, then were storm bound for the night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Tristman
Arlie
Humboldt
Beatrice
Hoover Approves $10,000 for Bonus Marcher Relief
Congressman Hoover signs an appropriation of 10,000 dollars to aid the bonus marchers camped in Washington. The funds are available only until July 15, providing temporary relief to the demonstrators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Encelent Hoover
Washington
Iva Innis Elected Prohibition Party Vice Chairman
Mrs. Iva Innis of Lincoln former pastor of First Methodist Diller was elected vice chairman at the Prohibition party national convention in Indianapolis Indiana now in session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iva Innis
Lincoln
First Methodist
Diller
Prohibition Party
Indianapolis
Ind
Dinner Guests From Crete And Nearby Families
Mr and Mrs Lawrence Brauser and family of Crete join Mr and Mrs Bill Tristman and son Arlie and Mrs re Seaman for a meal in a local gathering. The notice highlights social visits among residents and mentions neighbors in the same community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence Brauser
Crete
Bill Tristman
Arlie
Re Seaman
Fea
Seo
Attorney General Sorenson Announces Petition Threshold
Attorney General Sorenson states a sufficient number of signatures are required to place the ballot measure on the November election. The filing threshold must be met to advance the proposal to voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sorenson
Misses Kirk Diers visit Nebr towns after tornado wrecks
The Misses Erma L Kirk and M Bonge of Neligh and Wm J Diers of Petersburg Nebr visited Senne Paul M Helms at his parents home Rev and Mrs R A Helms over the holidays. They toured local canyons of some fame and noted the tornado damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Bonge
Neligh
Nebr
Wm. J. Diers
Petersburg
Senne
Paul
M. Helms
R.A. Helms
White baboon seen by European trader in Tsitsa valley
A European trader reports sighting a rare white baboon in the Tsitsa valley near Umtata. Locals offered two oxen for its dead body for muti and witchcraft use. A previous white baboon in Fletcher district reportedly killed lambs but had no other harm and was called the white spook with five bullet wounds when shot.
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Tsitsa
Umtata
Africa
Fletcher District
Keckiey Family Visiting Kansas Friends
Mr and Mrs Dan Keckiey of Long Island Kansas visit sister Mrs Fred Starr. Mrs R M Harris and Doug las of Omaha are guests this week of Dr and Mrs Viers. Rev is expected there in a few days.
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Dan Keckiey
Long Island, Kans
Fred Starr
R. M. Harris
Douglas
Omaha
Viers
Lincoln families celebrate Fourth of July together
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kizer and Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Kizer and Belle of Lincoln spent the Fourth with Mr. and Mrs. M. Callander.
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J. L. Kizer
Wilson Kizer
Belle
Lincoln
M. Callander
Helen Green Returns to Lincoln with Sister Bonnie
Helen Green, who spent the Fourth with Diller relatives, returned to Lincoln Tuesday and was accompanied home by her sister Bonnie who will visit Lincoln relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Green
Diller
Lincoln
Bonnie
Lindbergh resumes serum separation research at Rockefeller
Colonel Lindbergh returns to his scientific duties at the Rockefeller Institute. He is reported to be pursuing perfection of a device to separate serum from blood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lindbergh
Rockefeller Institute
Improving the Quality of Eggs
Practical steps for cleaner nests and better eggs include one nest per five hens and clean storage. Gather eggs twice daily, keep them in a cool moist place, and market at least twice weekly to prevent spoilage and odor contamination. Crowded nests cause breakage, and handling should be minimized.
To the Black Hills with the Miller Family
The account follows six travelers from Diller on a June 21 trip to visit Clark Miller in Dallas. En route they stop in Hastings and Kenesaw Nebr to surprise the Millers and attend a gathering honoring Grand Island Fire Chief no. of Grand Island. The narrative blends memories with a playful Indian parable about six men and perceptions.
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Clark Miller
Dallas
Texas
Hastings
Kenesaw, Nebr
Mrs. Miller
H. Gerhart
Millers
Grand Island
Nebr
Fairbury
Mr. Brown
Whiskers Club
Wm. Ernst
Mrs Fred DeBoer Undergoes Successful Operation
Mrs Fred DeBoer was taken to Diell hospital Sunday for an operation she underwent successfully and is making satisfactory recovery. Dr Diehl accompanied her and assisted in the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred’ DeBoer
Diell Hospital
Fourth of July Celebration in Steele City Highlighted by Addresses
Attendees from Diller and nearby areas joined Steele City’s Fourth of July events with a strong patriotic mood. Speakers included Frank Dutton Judge Messmore of Beatrice and Attorney General Sorrenson of Lincoln. The Diller ladies quartet provided vocal selections in both afternoon and evening programs.
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Diller
Steele City
Frank Dutton
Messmore
Beatrice
Sorrenson
Lincoln
Diller Ladies
J N C Meeting Notes Add New Member and Prizes
J N C meeting on June 22 welcomed Mrs John Romish as a new member after a brief business session. Mrs R Hubka won high honors and a prize. An elaborate luncheon followed. Ten members and nine children attended. Mrs William Kunecker to entertain July 6.Guests included Mrs Snyder and daughter Crab Orchard Miss Masek Odell and Misses Idola Champ and Norma Lee Robinson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert. Hubka
J.N. C
John Romish
R. Hubka
Hubka
William Kunecker
Snyder
Crab Orchard
Masek
Odell
Idola. Champ
Norma Lee Robinson
Afternoon meeting at Mrs Kunecke home enhances summer
A group gathered July 6 at Mrs. Wm. Kunecke’s house for a pleasant afternoon meeting. Nine members and eleven children attended with visitors including Mrs. Roy Greider Irene Mae Mrs. John Greider Mrs. Jennie Upson Miss Gladys Hays Anita Geraldine Day and Donna Hiatt. A cool luncheon prepared by Mrs. Kunecke and her daughter concluded the event. The next meeting is planned with Mrs. Keith Hays on July 20.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. Kunecke
Roy Greider
Irene Mae
John Greider
Jennie Upson
Gladys Hays
Anita
Geraldine Day
Donna Hiatt
Gold Discovery Reported on Kansas Farm
Emerson Cure, living three miles north of Republic, claims he found gold in gravel on his farm and will assay at least 1.00 per ton. A 25 pound sand sample was sent to McCook Nebraska Monday where an expert processed it and recovered nearly 2.00 in gold from a seven pound jar of the sand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emerson (Bus) Cure
Republic
McCook
Nebr
Republic News
Man in Stettish Farm Discovers Ore Claim
A man from the Stettish farm northeast of Barnes dug a gravel pit for water and struck a layer he believed was ore. He carried samples to Manhattan for analysis, which reportedly showed about 6 percent pure ore, described as a promising test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stettish Farm
Barnes
Manhattan
Hanover
Fragmentary Local Note on Road Trip to One Hill Region
A damaged OCR fragment mentions travel toward the One Hill region on a No 2 highway via Broken Way. It includes a continuation note for next week and references general faces and a token. No clear event or entities beyond vague place names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Genel
One Hill
Broken
Diller State Bank Report Shows June 30 1982 Condition
Report from Diller State Bank Nebraska Charter 773 shows assets totaling about 210 997.59 and deposits 125 170.85 with cash reserves 99 272.75 and total resources 210 996.59. Cash on hand and reserves including cash in banks and real estate lift the bank’s statutory figures. Officer O J Mayborn sworn before notary on June 30 1982 confirms the accuracy of the report to the Department of Trade and Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebraska
Banker's Conservation Rane
U.S Betes Asi
Jefferson
O. J. Mayborn
Department of Trade and Commerce
Report of the Cendities Citizens State Bank
Report dated July 1962 from Jefferson County shows bank assets totaling 202 707 83 dollars with 28 640 85 9 960.00 listed. J Smith cashier attests to the accuracy and swears before a notary, with signatures of two directors and a commission expiry in 1962.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens State Bank
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Kansas
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J. Smith
Trade and Commerce
J. Smrhs
S. R. Eanent
G. F. Riwozz
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