Coming Events list for nearby county fairs and gatherings
Epworth Assembly August 5 to 12. Diller Picnic August 12 to 13. Thayer County Fair September 1 to 4. Nebraska State Fair September 6 to 11. Jefferson County Fair September 22 to 25. Gage County Fair September 29 to October 2. M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Pawnee Indians vs Diller Wolves baseball next Sunday after Odell band concert.
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Epworth Assembly
Diller
Thayer County
Jefferson County
Gage County
Pawnee Indians
Diller Wolves
Odell Band
Rev and Mrs W E Mc Callister Visit Lincoln Friends
Rev and Mrs W E Mc Callister and Mrs Northup with three children motored to Lincoln Monday to visit friends and returned.
Visit Planned by Lynn Robertson and Family
Mr. and Mrs. Robertson and their son left Monday in a Chevrolet touring car to visit Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Habicht in Worthington Minnesota.
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Lynn
Nancy Robertson
Ernest Habicht
Worthington, Minn
Cavett Builds Five Room Bungalow in Fairbury
Contractor L M Cavett began Tuesday the erection of a five room bungalow for Geo Kimmel in Fairbury assisted by Harry Patton and Frank Johnson from this city.
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L. M. Cavett
Geo. Kimmel
Fairbury
Harry Patton
Frank Johnson
Beatrice Trio Plans Lincoln University Entry
Mrs W C Line and daughters Alice and Mrs Florence Steffen of Beatrice traveled to Lincoln Tuesday to complete arrangements for Alice to enter the State University this fall. Mrs Isabelle Fouts Woodring, visiting here with her parents, left Lincoln for Winner South Dakota after a monthlong stay.
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W. C. Line
Alice
Florence Steffen
Beatrice
Lincoln
The
State University
Isabelle Fouts Woodring
Winner
So. Dak
J. W. Fouts
Endicott Men Fined in Nebraska Liquor Case
Four Endicott men were fined after pleas of guilty to liquor charges in Fairbury Nebraska. W F June, arrested for liquor, paid 100 dollars. Sam Roy Merritt and Leo Tyler also pleaded guilty and paid 100 dollars each. Ed H Ladky and Bernard Hittick of Crete charged with possession sale and transportation received 100 dollar fines and sixty days in jail.
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Fairbury
Nebr
W. F. June
Endicott
Moneiquor
Nutsman
Hot weather drives demand for poultry and eggs for cash
Several days of sizzling hot weather this week. Wanted Your poultry and eggs for cash. Highest market prices. -S. F. Clark. Miss Mary Epely of Carlisle Pa. is visiting the country home of Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Line.
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S. F. Clark
Mary Epely
Carlisle
Mrs. W. C. Line
Wright returns to work after injury from rusty nail
Melvin Wright, off duty several days with a foot wound from a rusty nail, returns to his section and resumes duties using crutches to aid his recovery.
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Melvin Wright
Farm Sold to H. D. Rippe by Rathbone Realty Co
J. W. Fouts sold the Rathbone Realty Co of Lincoln Nebraska's 120 acre farm, formerly owned by Dr. Ellis, to H. D. Rippe for 90 dollars per acre.
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J. W. Fouts
Rathbone Realty Co
Lincoln
Nebr
Dr. Ellis
H. D., Rippe
Plow lays available for fall plowing orders
J A Pickard urges readers to order new plow lays now for fall work. Call to specify the plow make and lay count, promising delivery.
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J. A. Pickard
Hiatt Couple Stay With Niece In California Cabin
Mr and Mrs C J Hiatt of this city left June 18 for a California trip and currently stay with Mrs Charles Babcock, the former's niece, in a lakeside cabin 6 700 feet above sea level and 110 miles from Los Angeles. They report a nightly fire and wrapping up on the porch.
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C. J. Hiatt
California
Charles Babcock
Lake Shore
Los Angeles
Calif
Beatrice Sun
Window Smashes At E L Loock Store In Parking Crash
William Wagner driving a Ford roadster lost control while parking in front of E F Habicht general store. The vehicle mounted the sidewalk and struck a large plate glass window, shattering the front on the north entrance and damaging glass on the street side. Glass costs about 100 dollars each, salvage may reduce losses.
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E. L. Loock
E. F. Habicht
William Wagner
Emil Krebs
Local farming and building news from Nebraska
The Farmers' Shipping Asgn sends a carload of hogs to market Tuesday. Threshing machines operate widely in Diller this week. A carload of Kansas furnace coal arrives off the car at 7.75. The University of Nebraska announces a $900000 building program for the next two years. Miss Grace Myers visits at W F Myers home in Havelock. A lightning strike hits a tree near the Emerson residence on Kelley and Lavelle streets early Sunday. Richard M rh returns Tuesday from Beatrice after visiting relatives.
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Asgn
Kansas
Farmers Grain Co
University of Nebraska
Grace Myers
W. F. Myers
Havelock
Emerson
Kelley and
Lavelle Streets
Beatrice Hosts Visit By Mr and Mrs Ballard Family
Mr and Mrs Ed Ballard visit Beatrice over Sunday with Miss L O present, sparking social chatter and local greetings.
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Ballard
Beatrice
L. O
Mies Lillian Wilmers Returns Home After Months Away
Mies Lillian Wilmers came home last week following several months away. Details on her activities and destination during the absence are not provided.
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Mies Lillian Wilmers
Mrs Oars Returns After Visit With Family
Mrs Oars arrived to attend her mother Mrs W E and stayed briefly this year to visit her father and other relatives.
Pittsburg Visitors Meet Sparks Family in Ohio
Mrs Belle Atkinson and her son Roas arrived in town for a several weeks visit at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks. They came to meet sister Mrs Nellie Miller who is expected soon from California.
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Belle Atkinson
Roas
Pittsburg
W.N. Sparks
Nellie Miller
California
Geer Family Seeks Two-Week Rush City Visit by Car
Mr and Mrs C L Geer and children Hazel and Virgil departed last Saturday for Rush City Minnesota to visit sister in law Mrs W P Friday and Mrs C W Tonnemaker families They will pause first night with brother Walter Greenwood at Waverly and plan a two week trip R C Fuchs of Lincoln will manage the lumber yard during their absence.
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C. L. Geer
Hazel
Virgil
Rush City
Minn
W. P. Friday
C. W. Tonnemaker
Walter Greenwood
Waverly
Geers
R. C. Fuchs
Lincoln
Waggoner Dominates Diamond Trophy Shoot at Capital Beach
Waggoner of Diller scored 99 of 100 to win the Eastern Zone Diamond Trophy. L Sanmiano, also from Diller, made 97 and had a 114 straight in practice. Keen competition marked the event with detailed scores and a note of another registered shoot planned for July 80th.
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Cal. Waggoner
Diller
Capital Beach
Lincoln
L. Sanmiano
Sanmann
Airplane First of Season Flies Over Diller Toward North Pole
An aircraft marked as the season's first flight passed over Diller on Tuesday en route to the north pole, signaling the start of early seasonal aviation activity.
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Diller
North Pole
Curtis Long Visits Aunt in Town From Torrington
Curtis Long traveled from Torrington Wyoming to stay with his aunt Mrs Anna Long and her family for several days ending Tuesday.
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Curtis Long
Torrington
Wyo
Anna Long
Miss Viers Fractures Arm While Visiting Relatives
Miss Ethel Viers of Superior fractured a bone in her left arm last Friday after a fall while at play. Dr. Diehl is in charge and the patient is getting along nicely at the home of her uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs S B Viers.
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Ethel Viers
Superior
S. B. Viers
Diehl
Rural News Reporting Prompt from The Record
The note asks readers to telephone rural-district items to The Record. It seeks news out in the countryside, including visits, summer travel, birth announcements, unusual crop yields, and actions, urging residents to share happenings from their area.
Brandt's Visit Recounts Three Forks Mt Earthquake Experience
Chas Brandt, who visited his children in Three Forks Montana and Pueblo Colorado, returned home to this city last Friday. He described the June 27 quake at Three Forks as two heavy shocks with a stifling air, dark sky and rumbling sound. Buildings including the $70 000 high school and a church collapsed, the Lombard tunnel caved, and a mountain side slid onto the Milwaukee track. A ground crack two to three feet wide and about sixty feet long split the area, with unknown depth beyond measure.
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Chas. Brandt
Three Forks
Pueblo
Colo
Mr. Brandt
Willard
County Fair Premium Lists Now Available
Premium lists for the County Fair to be held September 1 to 4 are distributed. The 19 page booklet covers details of the big event and can be obtained from Secretary E. J. Mitchell.
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E. J. Mitchell
N. R. C. Club Meets At Frisbie Home
The N. R. C. club met at Mrs. Henry Frisbie’s home Tuesday afternoon with eighteen members present. Mrs. Orville Richardson attended as a guest. The gathering featured fortune telling and other activities followed by refreshments. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Ben Stebolts.
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N. R.C. Club
Henry Frisbie
Orville Richardson
Ben Stebolts
Jély
Wheat arrivals at Diller market report
Arthur Wieths was among the first to bring new wheat to the Diller market. His wheat yielded 16 bu to the serge and sold for 1.40. Dick Aine’s wheat also yielded 16 bu to the serge and graded No 3 weighing 56 to 58 lbs, classed as quality and making around 80.
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Arthur Wieths
Diller
Dick Aine
Seede Wiemers Returns From Germany Visit
Seede Wiemers came back last week Thursday from his former home in Germany. He planned a longer trip but returned alone after rough seas on the voyage. Friends note he was pleased to leave business matters behind and resume life at home.
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Seede Wiemers
Germany
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Citizens State Bank
Diller Meat Market
Nitva
Goa
Herman Peters
Richard M Rh
Beatricé
Misa Betty June Fouts
Mrs. J. W. Fouts
Edward and
Jayby
O. J. Mayborn
Waggoner
C. L. Waggoner Ee
Owen
R. Ae Pn
Rexall
H. K. Shutt
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Knights of the Ku Klux Klan
Diller, Nebr
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