Reynolds crushes Diller 21 to 1 in county league game
Reynolds defeated Diller 21 to 1 in a county league ball game at Reynolds Sunday. Mrs. R. F. Starr returned Monday from visiting her husband in the west part of the state. An 8 pound daughter was born Wednesday to Mr and Mrs Chas Frank 74 miles north of Diller. Mrs Grace Cully Remley submitted to an operation Saturday at the Mennonite hospital in Beatrice.
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Reynolds
Diller
R. F. Starr
Chas. Frank
Grace Cully Remley
Menonite
Beatrice
Shutt Family Back From Nebraska Visit
Druggist H. K. Shutt and family return Tuesday from a two week visit with her parents at St. Edwards Nebraska.
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H. K. Shutt
Tuesaday
St. Edwards
Nebr
Pickard Battles Illness As Record Goes To Press
Pickard was sick with influenza like symptoms during the week and fever generally. He was reported improving when the Record went to press last evening.
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San Pickard
Repo
Mrs Rex Green and son Bobbie Return to Sycamore Springs
Mrs Rex Green and her young son Bobbie returned Wednesday to Sycamore Springs for his benefit. The child seemed freer from pain in his limbs and back there than in his former surroundings.
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Rex Green
Bobbie
Sycamore Springs
Couple on two week vacation from Diller State Bank
Mr and Mrs W E Anderson depart Sunday for a two week trip. They will visit Mr Anderson’s former Maple City home and plan to tour nearby sites while away from their jobs at Diller State Bank and Habichts Store.
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W E Anderson
Diller State Bank
E. F. Habichts
Mr. Anderson
Maple City
Uns
Harvest Bets Prompted by Unclear Forecasts
The note urges readers to place bets on harvest needs, stressing urgency if not done already. It mentions potential delays and advises securing supplies amid uncertain conditions to avoid shortages.
Farmers Shipping association unloads at St. Joe market
A load of dry cobs was requested at the office as the Farmers Shipping association reported a load of hogs on the St. Joe market Wednesday. Lee Hughes of Miami Florida arrived Tuesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes.
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The
Farmers Shipping Association
St. Joe
Lee Hughes
Miami
Florida
J. L. Hughes
Strockey Brothers Begin Threshing Run at Weddles Farm
George and Harry Strockey planned to start their threshing rig yesterday at Harry Weddles and move to Persea Frys and Places, tracing a rural work circuit.
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George
Harry Strockey
Harry Weddles
Persea Frys
Guard sisters visit Shenandoah and Aurora grandparents
Mrs. Norma Guard Dodge of Shenandoah Iowa and Miss Dorothy Guard of Aurora Nebraska are guests at their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Waggoner.
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Norma Guard Dodge
Shenandoah, Ia
Dorothy Guard
Aurora, Nebr
T. H. Waggoner
Family visit from Lincoln kin in Fairbury
Wife Isabelle Raymond and son LaForrest of Lincoln visit brother and uncle Bert Ewers in Fairbury along with daughter Fern.
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Isabelle Raymond
LaForrest
Lincoln
Fern
Bert Ewers
Fairbury
Family visit links Kansas towns on Rock Island trip
Eylene Green traveled to Courtland Kansas on Wednesday to visit her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs V Raymond. Her father Rex A Green accompanied her by car from Fairbury after taking the train.
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Eylene Green
Courtland
Kans
Raymonds and relatives return to Lincoln home
Mr. L. V. Raymond and his son Billie visited their mother and grandmother Mrs. Isabelle Raymond and then returned to Lincoln Tuesday. Accompanying them were Miss Flossie Raymond and their nephew Barber who had been visiting in Lincoln.
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L. V. Raymond
Billie
Isabelle Raymond
Lincoln
Flossie Raymond
Barber
Viers Family Returns From Red Cloud Auto Trip
Dr and Mrs S B Viers and children traveled home Monday from Red Cloud and were joined by her mother Mrs Drake who will stay about a week. En route they visited relatives in Superior and brought back Vergi Viers the little nephew for a two week stay here.
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S. B. Viers
Red Cloud
Slumber Party Honor Visit By Fort Collins Guests
Miss Nellie Frisbie hosted a Friday night slumber party at her Diller area home honoring Willa and Doris Dunn of Fort Collins Colorado. The girls enjoyed games, swimming in a pond, and a merry time with guests Dorothy Hutchinson Mildred Richardson Green and Gladys Hays.
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Nellie Frisbie
Diller
Willa
Doris Dunn
Fort Collins
Colo
Dorothy Hutchinson
Mildred See Richardsonite Green
Gladys Hays
Sealed bids for Diller picnic concessions set
Sealed bids will be received for exclusive right to operate concessions at the Diller annual picnic on August 15 and 16, 1923. Ice cream stand and hamburger stand details, platform secretary not included. Bids due by July 27. W. E. Anderson, Secy.
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Diller
W. E. Anderson
Secy
James Weddle Builds Large Chicken House and Yards
Jas Weddle constructs a sizable chicken house and yard area at his residence in the north part of town for his prize winning poultry.
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Jas. Weddle
threshing crew heads to early setting near Charley Withs
John Steiner begins his threshing work Tuesday aiming for Charley Withs three miles southeast of town. Mr and Mrs Henry Weaver return Friday from Indiana visit with relatives. their daughter Nellie accompanies them.
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John Steiner
Charley
Town
Henry Weaver
Indiana
Nellie
Couple plans Idaho trip visiting friends en route
Jack Clancy and his wife plan a trip to Idaho around the first of next month. They will visit relatives and friends along the way and enjoy the sights both going and returning.
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Jack Clancy
Idaho
Bristol Family Begins Beardsley Vacation Trip
Mr and Mrs Ab Bristol and their children Raleigh and Maxine left Tuesday for Beardsley Kansas. They were escorted by Mr and Mrs Geo Ball who plan to stay in Beardsley during the trip.
Green family returns from Kansas visit to Diller area
H H Green and family drove in Wednesday from McDonald Kansas after a two week stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Steve Maw former Diller residents.
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H. H. Green
McDonald
Kans
Steve Maw
Diller
Notice for Bids Sealed by July Nineteen Thirty
Sealed bids will be received until 8 p m July 19 1923 for janitors of the school house in District No 70 Diller Nebraska for the nine school year. Bids to be filed with J Smith Diller Nebraska Secu lt Mrs F D Carr who suffered a paralytic stroke time ago and has been living with her dad Mrs Clara Myers returned Mo to her has sent Miss cenia Clausson to live with and take care of her.
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Dist
Diller, Nebr
J Smith Diller
Secu
F. D. Carr
Clara Myers
Cenia Clausson
Starr Returns From Vacation Visit Home
John Starr advertising staffer for Chattanooga Medicine Co. spent two weeks vacation at his parents home in Chattanooga Tennessee. He traveled from Kansas City with his sister Elizabeth who had visited there recently.
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John Starr
Chattanooga Medicine Co
Chattanooga
Tenn
R. F. Starr
Kansas City
Elizabeth
Woman suffers hip fracture from doorway fall at neighbor’s home
Mrs. M. E. Geer, 74, was hospitalized Tuesday after a doorway fall at Mrs. C. E. Waggoner’s home. An x ray at Beat Rice hospital showed an impacted fracture of the femur. Treatment calls for absolute bed rest six to eight weeks.
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M. E. Geer
Beatrice Hospital
C. E. Waggoner
Diller Chautauqua Officers Named by Standard Chautauqua
Mr. Bird of the Standard Chautauqua System helped organize signers for the Diller chautauqua. The officers for this year include J. W. Fouts as chair, Rev. Duhrkop as vice chair, H. K E. Shutt as secretary, R. W. Green as treasurer, and committee chairs Frank T. Pearce E. F. Habicht C. L. Geer V. B. Bell Rev. Mrs. Innis. The committee will meet at the call of the chair.
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Grounds
C. L. Geer
Innis
Miss Anna Marie Grefe Dies At 28 In Hanover Area
Anna Marie Grefe aged 28 years 9 months 1 day daughter of Mr and Mrs Fred Grefe died at the family home northwest of Hanover Saturday June 30 1923 after a five year illness Funeral services were held at the Lutheran Church on Horse Shoe July 2 conducted by Rev W Mahler with burial in Trinity Lutheran cemetery near the church The Grefes formerly lived near Diller.
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Anna Marie Grefe
Fred Grefe
Hanover
Horse Shoe
W. Mahler
Trinity Lutheran Cemetery
Hanover Herald
Ghefee
Diller
Steam Coal Ships Weir City Nutcoal to local buyers
Cornbelt Lumber Co. promotes a dandy threshing coal and invites customers to try it. E. G. Limprecht of Lincoln spent the weekend in Diller on business and family visits and will search for a Lincoln residence with his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Millard Gemeny and Niece Bessie Copeland of Los Angeles, after visiting Chicago, stopped in Diller to see relatives before continuing home.
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Weir City
Cornbelt Lumber Co
E. G. Limprecht
Lincoln
Diller
Millard Gemeny
Bessie Copeland
Los Angeles
Calif
Chicago
Cal. Waggoner
Bert
Bud Bell
Claude Dunn
Wart Salve Scam Warned By City Officials
A warning describes a con man selling a wart remedy in neighboring cities. It claims the method involves rubbing a half raw potato on the wart in a midnight graveyard scene, aided by a cross eyed Negro in the northeast corner. The piece labels the wart salve a delusion and a snare.
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Tee
Citizens State Bank
Farmers Union Co-Op
Store
G. T. Mills
Dr. Leach
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman
Diller Markets
Farmers Grain CO
Farmers Union Store
Diller Meat Market
Herman Peters
Libby’s
Pride of Belgium
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