Coming Events and Local Notes for July and September
Upcoming events include Pete Chautauqua on July 30, Diller Picnic on August 15 16, and major fairs in Nebr State and Jefferson County this fall. Habicht's promotes old wheat flour. M W A meets July 26. Miss Beulah Thompson returns from Colorado. Farmers Grain Co ships two car loads of new wheat. Eleanor Diehl attends Beatrice camp with 25 30 other high school girls. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hughes of Geneva visit J L Hughes family.
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Farmers Grain Co
Eleanor Diehl
Beatrice
Attorney Henry Fouts Visits Diller Parents Sunday
Attorney Henry Fouts of Fairbury visited at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J Fouts in Diller between trains Sunday.
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Henry Fouts
Fairbury
Mrs. J. Fouts
Diller
Local visitors travel through Kansas City area and Nebraska
John Gretzinger and a companion visited Diller relatives and traveled on from Lewiston Nebraska after a visit. Mr Gretzinger returned yesterday while Lee stayed longer. Will Starkey and family from St Paul Nebraska were en route home from a trip to Fort Collins Colorado via Lewiston.
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John Gretzinger
Faril
Kansas City
Diller
Gretzinger
Lee
Will Starkey
St. Paul
Nebr
Eas
Ft. Collie
Colo
France Stare
Mo. Lewiston
Senior promotes folding onto bed invention in Diller visit
S J Senior a former Diller businessman visited with his mother Mrs F B Senior and relatives. He has invented a folding onto bed with many features the market shows strong demand and he faces no trouble placing them on the market.
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S.J. Senior
Diller
F. B. Senior
Mr. Senior
Diller Market Sees New Wheat and Hog Shipments
The Diller Shipping Association sent two carloads of hogs to the St. Joe market Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Grinwold returned Saturday from visiting relatives in Marshall County Kansas. Habicht's used old wheat flour at the store. Odell Oracle editor RE Clark visited the Record office Monday during our absence.
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Diller Shipping Association
St. Joe
Mrs. Grinwold
Marshall County
Kans
RE. Clark
Odell Oracle
Agein Bro. Clark
Sisters Bernice and Harriet Diller Return from Deshler Visit
The two sisters Bernice and Harriet Diller returned Tuesday from visiting Deshler where they accompanied Mrs E R Henrichs for a day last week.
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Migses Bernice
Harriet Diller
Deshler
E. R. Henrichs
Rev Dubrkop Returns From Synodical Headquarters
Rev. G F R Dubrkop returned from Synodical headquarters at Grand Island where he promoted the Inner Mission and educational interests of the Synod.
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G.F. R. Dubrkop
Synodical
Grand Island
Hiatt Family Visit Reported Across Reynolds and Kansas
Mr and Mrs Wilber Hiatt and Megevans of Reynolds along with Cleve Hiatt and daughter of ngton Kansas visited the homes of Mr and Mrs Hughes and the Meadsmes Bistt’s parents J L Hughes during a regional family gathering.
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Wilber Hiatt
Megevans
Reynolds
Cleve Hiatt
Ngton, Kans
Meadsmes Bistt
New Library Books Arrive for Circulation this Week
The library received 103 new books this week and they are ready for circulation. Public hours remain Wednesdays from 7 30 to 9 pm and Saturdays from 2 30 to 5 pm and 7 30 to 9 pm.
Sealed bids for sowing concessions at Diller picnic
Sealed bids will be received for exclusive right to operate concessions at the Diller picnic on August 15 and 16, 1928. Bids are due to the secretary by July 27. E. Anderson, Secretary.
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Diller Picnic Plans and Local Harvest Movements
The Diller picnic committee arranged a state league baseball between Hastings and Fairbury on Aug 15 and 16. Wheat in the Diller area is being stacked or binned for markets. Miss Nellie Hilder visits brothers near Wymore and Miss Lillian Wobiforth returns from summer school at the State University. An eight pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Chas Young south of Ellis. George ee and Harry Weddle shipped carloads of hogs to Joe market. Mrs Bostelmann and Dorothy visit Chester and return home.
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Diller
George Ee
Harry Weddle
Joe Market
Chas, Young
Ellis
Hastings
Fairbury
Mrs Jacobs and Hendrys Visit Louie Wenz Home
Mrs Jacobs and Mr and Mrs Barney Hendry and daughter from Elmyra arrived early this week for a visit at the Louie Wenz home south of town. Mrs Jacobs is the sister of Mr Wenz and the Hendrys are old acquaintances.
Birthday surprise for Mrs. A A Eick by neighbors
Last Friday evening neighbors and friends gathered to celebrate Mrs. A A Eick's birthday with music games and visiting. About thirty guests attended including her mother Mrs F D Carr who enjoyed the occasion as much as anyone there and wished her forty more happy birthday surprises.
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A. A. Eick
Free Junior Chautauqua in Diller Delights All
Free program for children at 9 o'clock on Monday July 30 invites boys girls and families to join a town wide Jr Chautauqua. Home made kites contest prizes awarded with no admission charge encouraging broad participation and a record turnout.
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Diller
The Library Adds 103 New Books This Week
The Diller Library received 103 new titles this week. The collection spans many subjects and aims to reflect the best fiction of the date. Community involvement and patronage will shape its growth and response to issues.
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Diller Library
Plan to Spend Time at Diller Debtor Week
Alfred Mayborp keeps books at the Diller State Bank during the absence of W E Anderson the regular bookkeeper.
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Alfred Mayborp
Diller State Bank
W. E. Anderson
Thorp Man Advises Morning Window for Visit
A brief note quotes S. J. Thompson urging would be visitors to try between seven and nine o clock in the morning or he may not be in town. The remark reflects a local schedule hint from the 21st.
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S. J. Thompson
Pearl Diller Returns From Oklahoma City Visit
Miss Pearl Diller came back Monday by the Rock Island to Fairbury from visiting her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs C P Bradley at Oklahoma City Oklahoma.
Village Board Orders Dog Tax License Renewal
The message urges residents to obtain dog license tags from the city clerk as the dog tax is past due. It references action by the Village Board and stresses license enforcement.
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Order of Village Board
Piano for sale with equity option for quick transfer
Notice describes a nearly new piano offered to any buyer who can cover a small equity payment and continue the remaining installments. The sender invites interested parties to contact for terms and payment plan.
Beatrice shifts as J A Price renews subscription
J A Price, former Diller resident and businessman, called to renew his subscription for a year. He bought Peter Jansen’s property on 11th Street in Beatrice for 9009 cash and plans to move with his wife to Beatrice after Jon August. They retain a farm south of Harbine and won’t sell their Harbine home yet, unsure about city life.
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J. A. Price
Diller
Price
Peter Jansen
No. 11Th Street
Beatrice
Jon August
Harbine
Giant beacon to guide night air mail pilots at Fort Crook
A powerful beacon light is being erected on the Fort Crook air mail landing field. It is part of a transcontinental chain to guide pilots during night flying.
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Fort Crook
Farmers Union Store Butter Prices and Fat Content
Items show table butter 80 packing butter and notes on butter fat. Mentions J Heos 18 and te and egos unclear due to damaged OCR but indicates butter product details.
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Farmers Union Co-Op
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Lloyd Hughes
Geneva
J. L. Hughes
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Nellie Hilder
Wymore
Lillian Wobiforth
State University
Labich
Bostelmann
Dorothy
Dora Wyhlfarth
Harry Patten
Chester
Ebr
H. K. Shutt
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Allen
G. T. Mills
Dr. Leach
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman
Fair‘ , Nebr
Diller Markets
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