Coming Events and Local Notes From The County
The notice lists upcoming events including a primary election on July 18 and a Diller chautauqua from July 29 to August 2. Gage County Fair runs September 25 to 29 and a county fair is set for September 19 before the next primary. Ernest Saese sells 150 seasoned oak and walnut posts. Byron Halcomb took a business trip to Fremont on Burlington Sunday. A heavy rain last night halted threshing and hay making. A fire on July 4 burned Reynolds alfalfa, 125 tons, cause unknown. Shuttis Drug Store promotes tonics for health and energy.
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Diller Chautauqua
Gage Co
Alfred Martin Returns to Lincoln After Visit
Alfred Martin spent a week visiting here with his sister Mrs Minnie Boxwell and returned Sunday to Lincoln where he holds a good job in a restaurant. The people of this Mother want Colby to a place opposite his home in the non political ballot.
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Alfred Martin
Minnie Boxwell
Lincoln
Colby
Card of Thanks and Readers’ Notes on Newspaper Content
A fragment from a 1922 community notice discusses illness and burial for Mrs Si ge and her husband, then shifts to a meta discussion about what to publish. The writer argues editors should consider all readers’ rights and criticizes sensationalism and censorship in local press.
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Si Ge
Coure
Public endorsements and grain test reports in Beatrice record
Taniac endorsement by prominent figures contrasts with economy talk surrounding Judge Colby and a Colorado-New Mexico shooting tournament participant. Diller Farmers Grain Co reports a car load of new wheat testing 49 to 57 lbs per bushel with an average near 57. Funeral for John Siebolta from St Paul Lutheran Beatrice notes cancer death. burial at Prairie Home Cemetery. obituary planned for next week.
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Diller Farmers Grain Co
John Siebolta
Beatrice
St. Paul’s Lathern Church
Prairie ‘Home Cemetery
Primary election polling place and board members listed
The article notes the primary election will be held next Tuesday at city hall with voting from 8 am to 8 pm. It lists election board members and includes other local notices about a Junior Chautauqua starting July 29 featuring a pet show contests and picnics plus a birthday gathering for Mr and Mrs Sayior and Miss Mindowle with an ice cream party despite rain.
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Ww .C.line
Geo. F. Riddle
W.N. Sparks
Carl Schouelle
R. F. Starr BE
Ole
Diller
E'Ip
Isaac Penta
Sayior
Columbia
St Johns Sunday School Picnic at Lapham Kansas
The St Johns congregation of Lapham Kansas invites all to a annual Sunday School Picnic held Sunday July 6 near the grave of Herman Rippe across the railroad track. The program starts about 2 PM with singing and other activities led by Rev A Lentz.
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Lapham
Kan
Herman Rippe
Rev. A. Lentz
Lincoln visitor helps grandmother after fall injures wrist
Miss Thelma Stotts from Lincoln came Wednesday to assist her grandmother Mrs Mickle with housework while she recuperates from a sprained wrist suffered in a fall the other day.
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Thelma Stotts
Lincoln
Mrs.Mickle
Strict Enforcement of Law Highlighted in Wymore Case
The report notes strict enforcement of the law with close attention to Albert Mosher of Wymore Nebraska. Authorities emphasize vigilance and adherence to legal standards in local enforcement efforts.
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al. Mosher, Wymore
Nebr
Raaity Shipments and Family Visits Near Endicott
The Raaity ships a car of corn this week as Mrs. James and two children visit her daughter Mrs. Roy McCune. Will recalls Sunday meals with Mr. Sullivans two miles south of Endicott then supper at Ena Peseet. Wheat stacked between rains may fare better than threshing from shocks. Wet weather delays corn harvest and may yield many weeds to cut with corn knife.
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James
Roy McCune
Harbine News Items Highlight Local Visits and Games
Harbine residents report Ben and Gladys Richards return from Stratton Nebraska after weeks with relatives in Diller and Bristol. Beverages and family visits noted. Diller Harbine game results show 14 to 8 Harbine victory. Local movements include Weaver family moving to Ellis and Omaha visits by Buller and Logan families.
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Ben and Gladys
Richards
Stratton
Nebr
Ralph Sandman Luree Bristol
Diller
Marjorie Copeland
Beaverice
Henry Brett
Diller Bal
Akon Phylis
Ted ‘Adrow
Henry Achtemeier
Dick Ommen
Free Logan Retu
Aes
Cavett Couples Honeymoon Visit Noted in City
Mr and Mrs Claude B Cavett wed quietly on July 4 in a ceremony described as modest. The couple planned a honeymoon trip stopping in Billings Montana and Grand Island visiting Cavett's uncle Al Cavett and family. Cavett a 1917 graduate of Central High School taught two terms in Canada before marriage.
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Claude B. Cavett
Billings
Grand Island
al. Cavett
Mrs. Gavett
Millicent Driver
Mino
Mino Cavett is @ 80m, ‘of L. M. odeak
Canada
Local Couple Return From Colorado Excursion
Horace Zoellen of Glenellyn and his wife were returning from a Colorado excursion. They boarded the morning train to visit Telakions, the Dillera, ie De and Greiders. Mrs Zoellen continued to Burchard to tend to her ill mother.
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Horace Zoellen
Glenellyn
Golorade
Telakions
Dillera
Ie de
Greiders
Judge Ralph Brion for supreme judge speaks at city hall
Judge Ralph Brion of Créte spoke Wednesday evening in city hall on the supreme court race. The talk attracted a small crowd as he praised opponents and commented on their ages. The meeting was not well advertised.
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Ralph. Brion
Créte
Pleasant Day for Lew and Courtland Friends
Mr and Mrs Lebers enjoyed a pleasant Sunday with friends from Courtland. Three families gathered as the day included help stacking wheat for Lew.
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Diller State Bank
General Banking
Ernest Saese
Byron Halcomb
Fremont
Burlington
Sonight
Shuttis Drug Store
Taniac
Earth
C. L. Waggoner
Denver
Harbine
Min
Stucker Stucker
Kansas City
Vern
Miss Harris
Chattanooga
Tenn
City HaLl
Diller, AT
George Hollenberger
Inus S . c
Saarary Rees
EC Ee Eee
G.G. Catlin Company
Aera
FORD
Carl Fairbury
Nebrison
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