Dishes and glassware at Free man’s Fairbury
Dishes and glassware at Free man’s Fairbury. Curtis Geer and family visit Diller relatives during vacation. The office thermometer hits 100 in the shade at 4 p m on Wednesday. Miss L A Ballard leaves for Omaha to visit relatives and buy goods. Williams & Wry 8 piece room suite offered for 220 dollars by A Palmer Company Beatrice. Rev C W F King and Mrs King called to Des Moines for cancer surgery of Mrs Warren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curtis Geer
Fairbury
Diller
Williams & Wry
A. Palmer Company
Beatrice, Nebr
Wheat Yields Near Diller Seen Between 25 And 30
Reports from the Diller area indicate some fields show over 40 bushels per acre, but the general average is expected to be around 25 to 30 bushels per acre. Local observers advise caution in extrapolating exceptional plots to the entire district.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Wheat yield of Quinter Fry’s five acres surprises
Five acres of Quinter Fry’s wheat, once viewed as his poorest due to alfalfa pasture, yielded 334 bushels per acre and tested 57 pounds per bushel, indicating strong quality despite earlier conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quinter Fry
Wichita Soldier Visits Diller Relatives After WWI Service
Virgil Henrichs of Wichita Kansas visited his uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Elmo Hadley and other Diller relatives. He served in World War I at Honolulu and elsewhere.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virgil Henrichs
Wichita
Kan
Elmo Hadley
Uncle Sam
Honolulu
Jaedicke Reassumes Control of Hanover State Bank
August Jaedicke Jr. is reported to have again taken charge of the closed Hanover State Bank. Businessmen of Manover and nearly all depositors have pledged support, and it is thought the institution will eventually pay out dollar for dollar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
August Jaedicke, Jr
Hanover State Bank
Manover
Andersons Leave for Two Week Bank Store Vacation
Mr and Mrs W E Anderson depart for a two week vacation from the Diller State bank and E F Habichts store. They travel by early Sunday morning train to visit his parents in Kansas while Miss Gollaher stays on at the bank during Mr Andersons absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Anderson
Diller State Bank
E. F. Habicht
Kansas
Miss Gollaher
Mr. Anderson
Travel notes of Caymony family in Elcar trip
Accompanied by their son Arthur and a lady friend, Mr and Mrs F A Caymony of Blue Springs, formerly of Diller, visit with friends on TB day evening during a trip in their new Elcar automobile to Gilead. They spent the day with her brother O A Bogga and family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur
F. A. Caymony
Blue Springs
Diller
Gilead
O. A. Bogga
County Commissioners Set August 3 Meeting
The county commissioners will meet again Aug. 3. Louis Lohr harvested 160 acres of wheat at an average of 25 bushels per acre. Senator Harding's speech accepting the Republican nomination appears on the Ingt page in this issue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Lohr
Harding
Ingt
Mrs Cole Injured After Auto Accident Taken to Hospital
Mrs. Frank Cole sustained injuries in an automobile accident and was admitted to Fairbury hospital on Monday. E S Dunn drove to Burchard Monday evening and returned Tuesday with his mother arriving to stay at their home for a time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Cole
Tae
Fairbury Hospital
E_ S. Dunn
Burchard
Wheat yield yields $100 per acre in market value
Jess Brandt threshed a field yielding over 44 bushels per acre. The approximate market value would exceed $100 per acre.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Brandt
Harrolds Dine with Saylor Family Friends Visit
Mr and Mrs Elmer Harrold of Carleton Nebraska formerly of Diller area, old friends of Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor, were in town and shared a Sunday dinner with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Harrold
Carleton, Nebr
Diller
Isaac Saylor
Tinstman Duo Start Auto Trip to Wisconsin for Farm Plan
W G Tinstman and his father A L Tinstman began a Monday drive to Wisconsin where Billy owns a farm or will build a house and make improvements ahead of W G moving there later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Tinstman
A. L. Tinstman
Wisconsin
Billy
W. G
Couple returns from Hanover visit with sister
Mr and Mrs L. Louock came back Monday evening from Hanover Kansas after visiting relatives. They were joined by Mrs Alice Leason of Lincoln who will soon move to California to make her home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Louock
Hanover
Kan
Alice Leason
Lincoln
California
Chautauqua Officers Election Preview Nears
A meeting of signers up for the chautauqua last night aimed to elect officers and plan selling season tickets. The event runs five days starting Thursday September 20. Farmers are expected to attend in larger numbers and buy season tickets for their families. A ticket selling committee will likely canvass soon.
Sam Friday returns from Odebolt after brother Henry Friday funeral
Sam Friday and his mother Mrs. A Friday and sister Mrs. Hickey of Fairbury attended the funeral of Henry Friday in Diller where he died at 42 after being run down by an auto truck while with a street paving gang. He is survived by his wife five children his mother and several brothers and sisters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Friday
Odebolt
Ill
A. Friday
Hickey
Fairbury
Henry Friday
Diller
Freeman’s Thrift Trades and Nearby Local News
Thrifty residents trade at Freeman’s Fairbury and take cucumber orders with Mrs E. E. Hill. E. R. Henrichs, wife and children visited Diter relatives. Mrs. Dr S B Viera visited Red Cloud. August Frank of Quincy visited Mrs. Wm Freytag. W J Bryan nominated for president by Prohibitionists in Lincoln. Rev J R Smith attends rural pastors school in Lincoln. The Mystery of Hartley House begins in the Record. Shutt and Hutchinson go to Belleville in search of a merry go round for the Fraternal picnic.
Scotts Bluff Native Visits With Gretzingers Over Week
Ben Gretzinger from Scotts Bluffs Nebraska visited here with his parents J and Mrs John Gretzinger and other relatives early in the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Gretzinger
Scotts Bluffs
Nebr
John Gretzinger
Hutchingon Presents Baiting Post Office andWaggoner Bros Establishment
S C Hutchingon is shaping up plans related to the post office and Waggoner Brothers as an establishment, with a focus on improving local services and facilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Hutchingon Ie
Waggoner Bros
Beatrice girl Fern Mayborn visits Nebraska relatives
Miss Fern Mayborn, who had spent a few days with her grandparents Mr and Mrs A Mayborn and other relatives, returned Tuesday to her Beatrice home.
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Fern. Mayborn
Mrs. A. Mayborn
Beatrice
Elwood Limprecht Visits With Family Before Return Home
Elwood Limprecht and his wife and son Dwain visited with Mrs. Nancy Clark and her daughter before returning Friday to Bisbee Arizona. The extended visit included the wife and child staying longer with Mrs. Clark.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elwood Limprecht
Dwain
Nancy Clark
Bisbee
Ariz
Notice of Bids for Janitor Position
Sealed bids for the janitor of the school property Dist. No. 70 Diller for the coming year will be received until 1 o clock p m Friday July 89th by the Board of Education School Dist No 70 Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Board of Education
Diller
Drayman Severely Cuts Arm When Window Glass Breaks
Carl Tarnow a city drayman sustained a deep cut in his left forearm Tuesday night as the window he was raising shattered. He required several stitches and is on vacation during which Lee Reinhardt operates the dray.
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Carl Tarnow
Carl
Lee Reinhardt
Automobile crash near Cleary school house injures editor family
The editor his wife and grandson escaped serious harm when their car left the road near the Cleary school house eight miles west of Diller Tuesday forenoon. A front wheel struck the opposite bank throwing the boy clear with minor injuries while the others suffered a bad shaking up. Dr Powell from Diller treated the party and found no serious injuries beyond the shock. The car’s front axle and steering rods were bent and twisted though the vehicle was otherwise not badly damaged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleary School House
Diller
Ans. O. S
Walter Patton
Dr. Powell
Migs Inez Specht Visits With Mrs Deardorff This Week
Migs Inez Specht is visiting this week with Mrs. Deardorff in the local area, sharing time and hospitality. The couple will tour nearby sites and attend community gatherings during their stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Migs Inez Specht
Mrs. Deardorff
Beatrice
Doctor Diehl plans home trip from Chicago postgrad
Dr Diehl now in Chicago for postgraduate study expects to start home next Tuesday. He will drive back the same car used by the doctor during the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diehl
Chicago
Tecumseh Couple Leave for Colorado Visit
Mr and Mrs Lutcavish of Tecumseh depart Monday for Colorado after visiting her brother C A Hayes, his family, and other relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Lutcavish
Tecumseh
C. A. Hayes
Colorado
Freytags Return From Auto Trip to Dakota and Nebraska
F. J. Freytag and family returned Sunday from a motor tour through South Dakota and Northwestern Nebraska. Mrs. Freytag and Freytag resumed his clerical duties at Habicht's store on Monday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. J. Freytag
South Dakota
Nebraska
Card of Thanks for neighbors help on wheat shock
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for finishing the wheat shocking task. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. E. EF. Hill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. EF. Hill
US railway labor board approves $600 million wage increase
The U S railway labor board granted a wage rise of 600 million dollars on Tuesday for 1 800 000 railroad workers. Workers weigh whether to accept or reject the award amid calls for a one billion dollar increase requested by unions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Railway Labor Board
Harmony Union Holds Meeting and Medal Contest
The Harmony Union of Steele City and Endicott in the Diller M E church invites Diller ladies and families to a Friday meeting at 3 o clock to organize a local union and hold a picnic supper in the grove. An evening silver medal contest follows at 8 30, all warmly invited.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harmony Union
Steele City
Endicott
Diller M. E
Diller
M. E
School Board Forms New Year Organization at Diller
At the Diller school board meeting a new year organization was formed with S. C. Hutchinson as chairman J. Smith Diller as secretary and C L Geer as treasurer Committees include Repairs and Fuel C L Geer and W J Frisbie Books and Supplies J Smith Diller and E S Dunn Additional teachers hired Miss Grace Johnson Diller 2nd primary and Miss Grace Mendedhal Fairbury home economics department
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller School Board
J. Smith Diller
C L. Geer
C. L. Geer
W. J. Frisbie
E. S. Dunn
Grace Johnson
Diller
Grace Mendedhal
Fairbury
Local Produce Prices Mixed For Grains And Grains
Market notes show wheat No 2 hard and corn No 3 shelled with nearby offerings for oats and produce prices listed as 1g at 2.45 and 1.40 with .16 figures. Prices reflect current supply levels and trader interest.
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Out Bank
Citizens State Bank
Freeman’s
The
Mercury
L. A. Ballard
Omaha
E. E. Hill
E.R. Henrichs
S.B. Viera
Red Cloud
August Frank
Quincy, Inl
Wm. Freytag
W.J. Bryan
Hartley House
the Record
H. K. Shutt
Hutchinson
Belleville
Merry-Goround
Methodist
Epworth
GH. Newton
Dempster
L. M. Cavett
W. WG. Robertson
A. D. Ackerman Fairbury, Nebr
C. E.leach
G. T. Mills
A. D. Ackerman
Diller Markets
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