Local Classifieds and Notices From Diller Nebraska Area
Buick Light Six for sale by W E Anderson and listing for potatoes and pie plant by G T. Fraternal picnic announced for Thursday August 14 at Diller. L Loock visiting Peoria Indiana. For sale one purebred Short horn bull yearling at 34 miles west of Diller by U S Ellison. Estate sale value $40 per acre with good land rough land and improvements by W A Barron Phillipsburg Kansas. Weather notes on heat wave and rain prospects for corn. Dr G H Newton eye ear nose throat Fairbury Nebr. 47 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury
Nebr
Diller
W. A. Barron
Phillipsburg
Kansas
One 18 inch Moline gang plow for sale
L H Scott of Diller Nebraska offers a used 18 inch Moline gang plow after three seasons. Contact Janeen at phone number 1301. In Gage county drilling for oil is likely to begin near Putman with spudding planned and 920 inch casing to be used. Elisabeth and Margaret Cherry plan a vacation to Colorado resorts including Denver Manitou Springs and Fort Collins.
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Moline Gang
L. H. Scott, Diller, Nebr
Janeen
Gage County
Putman
Elisabeth
Margaret Cherry
Stammer Resorts
Cool Colorado
Denver
Manitou Springs
Ft. Collins
LaPorte
Tives
Fred Onken Plans Sale of 40 Acre Diller Farm
Fred Onken from the Diller vicinity arrived on an early Thursday train and plans to dispose of his 40 acre farm near Diller. He is working as a carpenter in Perkins County and speaks well of the area around Lanham where he is now near retirement.
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Fred Onken
Freeman family visits Diller during county tour
W. G. Freeman a noted Fairbury business man his wife and child stopped in Diller on a county tour in their Ford car. He implied a forthcoming summer vacation trip but cited a busy schedule as the reason for the pause in the trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. G. Freeman
Fairbury
Diller
Community Notes On Local Trips And Interest
Mr and Mrs Millard Gemeny returned Saturday from Chicago. Volney Raymond returned Tuesday from a business trip to Silver Creek Nebraska. Mrs John Gretzinger visited Chester Monday evening. Dr S B Viers and family left last week for a Colorado auto trip. Birds are interesting things and readers are invited to share knowledge about them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Millard Gemeny
Chicago
Volney Raymond
Silver Creek, Nebr
John Gretzinger
Chester
S. B. Viers
Colorado
Miss Margaret Pauli Guest of Lincoln This Week
Miss Margaret Pauli of Lincoln has been the guest this week of her friend Miss Charlotte Loock. John Pulec and family left Sunday for Colorado for three to four weeks. Mr and Mrs Clyde Zook visited Mrs Sam Thompson and family. Eighteen acres of land near LCiller for sale before Aug 15 with possession Aug 1. D R Kelley notices sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Margaret Pauli
Lincoln
Charlotte Loock
John Pulec
Colorado
Clyde Zook
Sam Thompson
Lciller
D. R. Kelley
Office closed until return from trip to Iowa
The writer states the office will be closed until a return from a trip to Iowa in early August. The message is signed by Dr. Claude Elie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iowa
Claude Elie
Kansas ranch and bottom land offered for quick sale
A 760 acre ranch and 360 acres of fine bottom land in Kansas are offered for sale to settle a partnership. Terms are described as good and the sale is expected to move quickly with the seller pursuing favorable conditions. W A Barron Phillipsburg Keneas L M Cavett operates as a local contractor and has just bought a concrete mixer circular saw rig gas engine and a trailer to haul them, signaling a possible rush of business this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
Phillipsburg
Keneas
Diller Son Reports Holdenville Practice Success
Dr W S Diller informs Mr and Mrs H Z Diller he has set up in Holdenville Oklahoma succeeding a long established dentist within 40 miles of a city where Gertrude Bradley resides making it feasible for them to be together.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Diller
W.S. Diller
Holdenville
Okla
Gertrude Bradley
Burlington cream train discontinued and local visits noted
The Burlington cream train was discontinued after an experimental run. Mrs. E. S. Dunn wanders Burling ton passenger to Burch ard Nebr to visit relatives. Mrs. Francis Starkey returned from Ft. Collins Colo visiting her son Lew Stakey and family. A. D. Ackerman optometrist promotes eye care in Fairbury Neb. Maude Hull attended the referee's sale of Alexander Bell estate. Fraternal picnic attractions booked for Diller Aug 14 including DeWitt band and balloon ascension. Nellie Green and Creola Hadley, after the soldiers reception, return to Lincoln to attend business college.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Starkey
Ft. Collins
Colo
Lew Stakey
Maude Hull
Lincoln
Alexander Bell
Diller
DeWitt
Balloon Ascension
Nellie Green
Creola Hadley
Business College
Local Buyer Attends Fairbury Sale for Bell Estate
J. W. Fouts returned Tuesday from Boulder to attend Wednesday afternoon’s sale in Fairbury of the Alex Bell estate for which he serves as referee. He plans to return to Colorado shortly afterward depending on the weather and helicopter service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fouts
Boulder
Colo
Fairbury
Alex Bell
Colorado
Scott Returns Home From France to Parental Farm
W. O. Scott arrived at his parents home 14 miles north and 3 west of Diller after serving with the A. E. F. in France. He landed in Hoboken on October 6 following his overseas duty beginning October 1.
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W. O. Scott
E. E Scott
Diller
France
Hoboken
Tinstman Family Plans Auto Trip to Minnesota for Land Prospects
A. L. Tinstman and wife with their son W. G. Tinstman and his wife and son Arlie depart in a Studebaker for Minnesota. They expect to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Tonnemaker, formerly of Diller, during the trip as they consider land investments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Tinstman
W. G. Tinstman
Arlie
Munday
Referee sale of Alex Bell estate in Fairbury details
At the referee sale held in Fairbury on Wednesday afternoon Herman Sasse bought the south 26 acres of lots one and two in Sec 88-24 at 116 dollars per acre Bert Bell acquired the east half of Sec 4-14 for 38 000 dollars W G Bell took the SWd Sec 8-14 at 128 dollars per acre and C L Waggoner purchased the residence in Diller and adjoining land for 3760 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Bell
Fairbury
Herman Sasse
Bert Bell
W. G. Bell
Swd
C. L. Waggoner
Diller
Roosevelt to Speak at State Fair in Lincoln September 4
Theodore Roosevelt Jr plans to speak in Lincoln at the State Fair on the afternoon of September 4 and in Omaha that evening on game day. He is noted as interested in the American Legion and will address soldiers, with remarks on general topics likely to interest attendees.
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Theodore Roosevelt, Jr
Lincoln
Omaha
Roosevelt
American Legion
Doctor responds to child injury at Murray residence
Dr C C Diehl rushed Friday to the home of Mr and Mrs Frank Murray near Diller to treat a five year old girl bleeding from a foot wound caused by kicking a pane of glass. The doctor stopped the bleeding and removed a splinter. An older girl strained a foot after stepping on a rusty nail during the incident.
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C. C. Diehl
Frank Murray
Diller
Visitors and kin gather in town from Omaha and Minnesota
Mrs. Anna Marthey of Omaha visits her sister Mrs. Marie Habicht and relatives, with Miss Gwendolyn Barnes and aunt Mrs. H. A. Bell also visiting. Mrs. Otis Babb receives a crate of huckleberries and pin cherries from her mother Mrs. J. W. Hayworth, visiting in Nevis Minnesota. Sheriff Tippin and Rosa Arnell with spouses came from Fairbury to renew schoolmate ties.
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Anna Marthey
Omaha
Marie Habicht
Gwendolyn. Barnes
H. A. Bell
Otis Babb
J. W. Hayworth
Sam Ballard
Nevis
Minnesota
F. M. Tippin
Rosa Arnell
G. I
Fairbury
Family moves to Kansas after separation
Mrs Albert Smith and her two youngest children traveled Sunday to Kingman County Kansas their former home to live with her father Gus Dressen while two other children remain with Mrs Domer. The mother is away during this period of separation and adjustment.
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Albert Smith
Kingman County
Kan
Arnee
Nietes Diller
Gus Dressen
Good Roads Save Money In Milwaukee County
Milwaukee County highways reduce costs by an estimated 25 000 dollars daily for road users. The figure comes from the county commissioner of highways and a census conducted for four years at 52 points with seven counts per point. Traffic averages show about 25 000 vehicles daily and a yearly growth rate of around 42 percent.
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Milwaukee County
Wis
Bureau of Public Roads
United States Department O Agriculture
Ttaff
Farm homes embrace modern comforts and tractors
A historical note urges farm homes to adopt modern amenities including hot water, sewer, electricity, heating, and indoor plumbing. It highlights the rise of automobiles and tractors as faster, more profitable options, signaling the decline of horse-drawn buggies for farming tasks.
No farmer buys all at once says Oklahoma Farmer
The article notes tractors enable progressive farm upgrades from ensilage cutters to milking machines and power for threshing crops. It emphasizes flexible, gradual adoption based on individual farm needs rather than all items at once.
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Oklahoma
Church Items: Farewell Sermon at St. Paul’s Lutheran
Regular morning service led by the pastor with a farewell sermon. An 8 PM evening service is listed for the American readers.
Presbyterian Preaching Services Sunday Morning
Beeuina hosts preaching Sunday morning led by Rev. Daniel Gretsinger with a general invitation to all not worshiping elsewhere Communion will follow the preaching service inviting all parishioners and visitors to partake.
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Beeuina
Daniel Gretsinger
Methodist Lay Delegate Elected For Conference This Fall
In the western section the Sunday morning service saw Mr Cavett elected lay delegate to the conference this fall with Mr C E Waggober as alternate The Sunday school plans to meet next Sunday and the pastor will attend morning service at Hock Creek July 27th Evening services and a seminar are noted Then the congregation votes and prepares to leave next week resulting in an early absence for a fort night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cavett
C. E. Waggober
Christian Fellowship
Hock Creek
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Citizens. State Bank
Buick
W. E. Anderson
G. T. Tf
Freeman
L. Loock
Visi
Peoria, IN
Undertaker
A. D. Ackerman
Fairbury, Nebr
Burlington
E. S. Dunn Wan
Burchard, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman Fairbury, Nebr
Our
H. K. Shutt
T. Paul’s Lutheran
Vegular
Farwell Permon
Evening Service
Methodist
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