Fall Plowing Begins as Townis Active in Harvest Notes
Fall plowing has commenced. Mrs John Gretzinger and three children of Kansas City are visiting relatives. Miss Nellie Green returned Monday from Lincoln after spending the 4th. A section of John Leapers wheat yielded 204 bushels per acre and tested 62 pounds per bushel. Rudolph Hubka four miles east of Diller was overcome by heat and Dr Diehl was called. Mrs Elmo Hadley came from Endicott Monday to visit her mother in law Mrs Harlan Hadley, returning on the evening train. Jess Hargis of Beatrice is at Moser and Greens barber shop during their vacation trip. One billion dollars hoarded in American stockings is said to be needed for the coming industrial revival, per Postmaster General Will H Hayes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudolph Hubka
Diller
Diehl
Elmo Hadley
Endicott Munday
Harlan Hadley
Jess Hargis
Beatrice
Moser & Green
Kansas
Will H. Hayes
Raymond family returns home to Lincoln from Nebraska visit
LaForrest Raymond and family visited relatives at Hebron and Diller then returned Tuesday to Lincoln. Miss Flossie Raymond accompanied them from Diller to Hebron and back.
Corn Delivery Processing at Place Bros
Place Bros located one mile east of town received Roy Roelfs shell corn last Friday. They reported thirty eight big loads of clean corn went through the machine at an average rate of one load every eight minutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Place Bros
Roy Roelfs
Education that Pays at Grand Island Business College
An advertisement for Grand Island Business College Nebraska promising education that pays with real practice from the start. It guarantees job placement or tuition refund and notes thirty eight years of service. Includes request to send for a catalog. Located in Grand Island, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Grand Island Business College
Grand Island
Neb
Reunion of 31st Division at Ak-Sar-Ben Festivities
During the Ak-Sar-Ben celebrations in Omaha from September 13 to 24 a reunion of the 31th Division of the American Expeditionary Forces is planned. An estimated 8 000 to 10 000 veterans who served overseas in the World War are expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omaha
31Th Division
Wilt Bros threshing rig shipped to Sunol Nebr on Saturday
Wilt Bros threshing rig was shipped from this station to Sunol Nebraska on Saturday by a man they had to load it for. The Wilts own acres of fine wheat and are threshing a good run for others, with a big crop reported in the locality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wilt Bros
Sunol
Nebr
Burlington
Fisher Family Returns Home After Injury
Mr and Mrs Walter Fisher and their children visited George Fisher at his home and traveled back to Endicott where Walter works at Fairchilds brick and tile factory. He is recovering from a nail wound in his foot that led to blood poisoning.
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Walter Fisher
George Fisher
Endicott
Fisher
Fairchild’s
Walter
Be Cured by Local Applications Claim Cure for Disease
A brief note argues that local applications can cure the disease as systemic treatments fail to reach the affected areas. The piece underscores the perceived effectiveness of topical remedies over broader therapies.
Ice Cream Saturday Evening On Church Lawn
Ice cream Saturday evening on the M. E. church lawn. Dick Keaton shipped his threshing rig to the west part of the state this week. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Moulton Fouste an 8 pound girl July 14 three miles southeast of Diller. The Mystery of the Silver Dagger opens this week in the Record. C L Geer and family began an auto trip to Minnesota. During Mr. Geer's absence C W Thompson of DeWitt will manage the lumber yard.
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Dick Keaton
C. L. Geer
Minnesota
Mr. Geer
C. W. Thompson
DeWitt
City hall dancing hall rental bids due July 30 1921
Notice states sealed bids will be received until July 30 1921 inclusive to rent the city hall for dancing August 10 and 11 with right to reject any or all bids. Water Commissioner C L Tristman notices. Mrs Henry Siebe longtime Jefferson county resident dies suddenly Monday morning eight miles southwest of Plymouth funeral held Wednesday at Friedsen s church burial in church cemetery Rev Heckel officiating.
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C. L. Tristman
Henry Siebe
Jefferson County
Plymouth
Friedsen
Heckel
School board elections shift to April village polls
State Superintendent Matzen declares last month’s school meeting elections illegal. Old board members will hold over until the April next year election as the legislature moves school board elections to village elections in April.
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Matzen
Proper telephone mouthpiece distance noted for clear speech
Scientific tests show that each extra inch away from the mouthpiece adds 120 miles of line. The proper distance is about one inch. farther reduces consonant clarity for b p d t f sounds, and closer distorts nasal sounds like m and n.
Idle cities threat warn reader on prairies
A narrator urges prairie residents to heed warnings from Chicago and St Louis about industrial unrest and rising destitution. He warns of hungry families, higher fuel costs from Goal Trust, and the looming winter hardship on urban poor, urging readers to consider the consequences and thank their luck.
Chivalrous holdup ends with walk for Diller student
Lincoln Sunday night, two men held up David Innis of Diller, Neb., placed a gun to his face, then urged a ride. Innis, a university summer student, slipped his purse and chose to walk after leaving the ground, unable to identify the suspects or obtain a plate number. He did not report the incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
David Innis
Diller
Neb
Innis
University Summer School
Twenty-seventh Street
Horses Suffering in Hot Weather A Call for Kind Treatment
An essay notes humans seek relief from heat while horses and other work animals endure heavy loads in 90 degree heat. It argues drivers whip exhausted horses in fatigue, often from headlessness, urging more sympathy to prevent animals quitting work early.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jabor
What the Woman in the Home Should Know of Business Affairs
The Nebraska College of Agriculture Extension Service issues a circular urging women to learn business basics. It covers bank accounts life insurance investments and making wills to avoid stock sales scams and protect families. The guide stresses preplanning estate distribution and is available through county agents or the College for extension and women’s clubs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska College of Agriculture Extension Service
Cal Agriculture
Tme
Dressen Family Joins In Diller Home Arrival
Gus Dressen's daughter Mrs Smith and grandchildren arrived Saturday from Kansas to establish residence with him in Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus Dressen
Mrs. Smith
Kansas
Diller
Old White the Notorious Colorado Wolf Dies in Trap
The capture and death of Old White, famed Colorado wolf leader, are detailed in a Bureau of Biological Survey report. After years of livestock depredations on Bear Springs Mesa, four traps in a blind set finally felled the marauder. One rancher lost about $6,000 in livestock during his 12 years of roaming.
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Bear Springs Mesa
Colo
Bureau of Biological Survey
United States Department of Agriculture
Custer
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Yellowstone
Alaska
Diller State Bank
John Gretzinger
Kansas City
Nellie Green
John Leaper
M. E
Chicago
St. Louis
Goal Trust
Edgar
Diller Uni
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury, Nebr
Women and Business
Clarinda
Herkimer Supply CO
H. M. Holle
Mgr
Old White
Colorado
Dre Leach
F. & M. Bank
Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman
J.S. Taylor
M. D
Globe Pharmacy
M. J. Powell
Nebeoka
Colman
C. L. Tiistman
Jefferson Co
Fleet National Bank
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Sinclair Motor
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