Fourteen candidates file for Johnson County sheriff
Local notes report fourteen contenders entered the race for sheriff in Johnson County. Rex Green and H. E. Green are mentioned in wafering and carpentry notes. A series of brief items notes travel visits, harvest yields, a rainbow drill plan for a picnic, and visiting relatives from Kansas City to the Grupe household.
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Johnson County
E. A. Teich
Stella Batton
Kansas City
Mrs. H. E. Grupe
Birth Report for 1914 Boy Near Diller
A 73-pound baby boy was born on Saturday July 25, 1914, to Mr and Mrs J L Miller living 10 miles northeast of Diller.
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J.L. Miller
Diller
Saurday
Light Showers Mentioned in Diller Region
The week brought several light showers from different directions around Diller but none near town. Local residents note no measurable rainfall or impacts to daily activities.
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Diller
Trains to 18th Diller Picnic Run Again
Special trains from Beatrice and Fairbury will operate again this year to the 18th Diller Fraternal Picnic on Thursday August 13.
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Beatrice and
Fairbury
Diller
Mrs Cherry and daughter enter Beatrice nurse training
Mrs W A Cherry and her daughter Bessie traveled to Beatrice on Monday where Bessie enrolled in Dr Fall's sanatorium training program for nurses lasting three years.
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W. A. Cherry
Bessie
Beatrice
Griffin visit with Hadleys reaches Beatrice area
Wm Griffin of Beatrice visited here with his brothers in law Elias and Harlan Hadley for a few days and returned home Wednesday.
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Wm. Griffin
Beatrice
Elias
Harlan Hadley
Bell twins visit ends with Benson home return
Anderson Bell had visited with his twin brother Alex Bell and other relatives for a day or two and returned Tuesday to his home in Benson Nebraska.
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Anderson Bell
Alex Bell
Benson
Nebr
Eye specialist visit at Bauquess office August 5
Dr. Folsom of the Eye Ear Nose and Throat practice will hold a clinic at Dr. Bauquess office on Wednesday August 5. Spectacles will be fitted and examinations are free of charge.
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Folsom
Chamberlain's Tablets Praised For Headache Relief
Mrs Richard Opp of Spencerport New York says Chamberlain's Tablets cured her headaches and nervousness restoring her health. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Richard Opp
Spencerport
N. Y
Price attends Republican convention as Jefferson County delegate
Arthur E. Price, accompanied by Mrs. Price and Mr. and Mrs. S. C. Moser, attended the Republican state convention at Lincoln Tuesday as a delegate from Jefferson County. Henry Madden and his granddaughter Miss Marjorie Curtis returned from Nicot Colorado and will stay with relatives here until after the picnic. Jake Walters yielded 2400 bushels of oats from 38 acres, about 65 bushels per acre, threshed by Ira Londen and Dick Keuten on a Minneapolis machine in 5 hours 45 minutes Saturday afternoon July 25.
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Arthur E. Price
Lincoln
Jefferson County
Henry Madden
Marjorie Curtis
Nicot
Colo
Rock Island
Ill
Jake Walters
Ira Londen
Dick Keuten
Minneapolis
Mercury Free Remedies for Catarrh Advised by Physicians
The note warns against ointments containing mercury as they can damage smell and affect body systems. It urges consulting reputable physicians for treatments and mentions caution about unverified products. The text appears as a fragmented medical advertisement or editorial advice.
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Hall
Canal P. J. Ains
Steiner Kin Visits Family in Alliance Nebraska
Robt Steiner of Alliance Nebraska has spent the past week visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs I D Steiner.
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Robt. Steiner
Alliance, Nebr
I. D. Steiner
Caldwell sisters visit Cherry brothers in Kansas
Mrs Arminta Brown of Caldwell Kansas arrived Sunday for a visit with her brothers John D Cherry and W A Cherry and their families.
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Arminta Brown
Caldwell
Kan
John D. and
W. A. Cherry
Lightning strikes home near Diller. chimney knocked off
A thunderstorm Tuesday night struck Herbert Beckwith's residence four miles south of Diller causing minor damage as the chimney was knocked off. No injuries reported.
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Herbert Beckwith
Diller
Severe Attack of Colic Cured by Remedy
E. E. Cross traveling in Virginia and the South fell severely ill with colic. A merchant recommended Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, and two doses cured him. The notice advises travelers to carry a bottle. For sale by all dealers.
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E. E. Cross
Virginia
Chamberlain
Oldest Nebraska Mason Seeks Jordan Medal Holder
William Pettit of Guide Rock lodge No 128 is now the oldest living Nebraska Mason and possesses the Jordan medal, sent after the death of H. T. Clark of Omaha who previously wore it. Pettit was raised in Bellview lodge No 1 in 1870 and will be 74 in September.
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William Pettit
Guide Rock Lodge No
Nebraska
Jordan Medal
H. T. Clark
Omaha
Mr. Pettit
Bellview Lodge
No. 1
Pleasant View Community Notes Include Visits and Health News
Pleasant View notes report visitors from Beatrice and Lanham. Harley Moffitt suffers lagrippe and cannot work. Lucile Moffitt, four, ill with appendicitis. Florence Miller marks birthday with fifteen friends. A J Hill family visited Beatrice. Seitz family from Beatrice visited last week.
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E. E. MccCune
Bessie
Geo. Riddle
Harley Moffitt
Mrs. Jackson
H. N. Jackson
Lucile Moffitt
Fred Moffitt
O. J. Lyndes
Beatrice
Jim Mayborn
A. J. Hill
J. B Wright
H. Jefferies
Lanham
Florence Miller
A.J. Hill
Seitz
Irvin Seitz
Beulah Thompson
Diller Bank Converts to Citizens State Bank in Nebraska
The First National Bank of Diller announces a change from national to state status, renaming as Citizens State Bank. A H Colman president and Thos P Price cashier remain as officers and directors, with $25,000 capital and $5,000 surplus. A deposit of $1,000 to Nebraska Deposit Guaranty Fund is made.
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First National Bank
A. H. Colman
Thos. P. Price
Citizens State Bank
Guaranty Fund
Nebraska
Diller
Bank Guaranty Fund
Mrs Fred Clark Illness Reported As Typhoid-Like Symptoms
Mrs. Fred Clark has been ill for about a week with symptoms that resemble typhoid fever, prompting concern. No further medical details are provided in the notice.
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Fred Clark
Dr Magill and Henrichs Visit Diller Friends
Dr Magill and family and Mr and Mrs F R Henrichs of Gilead visited Sunday with Diller friends and relatives.
Dillerites Try Luck Fishing at Little Blue Near Endicott
Residents of Dillerite area fished the Little Blue river near Endicott this week. One party reported catching eighteen to twenty pounds before releasing the largest fish.
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Little Blue
Endicott
Best Diarrhoea Remedy Endorsed By Satisfied User
Sam F. Gunn of Whatley Alabama credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a measles illness worsened by rain exposure. He praises it as an effective treatment and notes it is sold by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
Sam F. Gunn
Whatley
Ala
Wheat prices surge on war news and mobilization impact
Wheat rose 9 cents on the Chicago market on news of Austria Hungary declaring war on Serbia. In Kansas City a 94 cent rise followed reports of British fleet mobilization and tensions between Germany and Russia. The market later fell 4 cents but then rose 6 cents the next day.
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Chicago
Austria
Kansas City
Germany
Russia
Judge Mason’s Astonishing Defense Remark in Nebraska History
Judge Oliver P. Mason, a pivotal Nebraska pioneer figure, defended Warren Clough in a murder case. After two decades in prison, an unusual pardon hearing yielded Mason’s claim that he had defended fifty four capital cases, with fifty three acquittals and Clough’s conviction noted as the lone exception.
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Oliver P. Mason
Nebraska
Supreme Bench
Commonwealth
Warren Clough
York
Mason
Clough
Thayer
What an Agricultural Education Means to You book
An illustrated free booklet from the Nebraska College of Agriculture and School of Agriculture at Lincoln is now available. It showcases departments and the University Farm to promote better farming and home life and invites Nebraskans to remain on the farm. Requests may be made to Dean E. A. Burnett for Agriculture and to Principal Harry E. Bradford for the University Farm program.
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Nebraska College of and
School of Agriculture
Lincoln
Altho
Nebraska
College of Agriculure
E. A. Burnett
University School of Aggiculture
Harry E. Bradford
University Farm
Miss Flossie Raymond Returns From Visit
Miss Flossie Raymond returned Monday from visiting friends and relatives at Alexandria and Fairbury.
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Flossie Raymond
Alexandria
Fairbury
Young Lady Singers to Tour Neighboring Towns Next Tuesday
A double quartette of young lady singers will accompany the picnic on their trip to neighboring towns next Tuesday.
Charley Clark Returns to Pittsburg After Visit
Charley Clark returned Monday to Pittsburg Kansas where he is railroading after a several days visit with Diller relatives.
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Charley Clark
Pittsburg
Kan
Diller
Mrs Dalas Der Neir and Family Return Home
Mrs. Wm. Dalas Der Neir and her son Lloyd, who were visiting since Friday with her cousin Mr. Fred McAtee and wife, returned Monday to their Elmwood Nebraska home.
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Wm. Dalas der Neir
Lloyd
Fred McAtee
Elmwood
Nebr
Burg Buggy Chief Tours Western States Visit in Illinois
L. Burg, president of Burg Buggy and Automobile Co., based in Dallas City, Illinois, traveled through the western states promoting his company and stopped by the Diller office for a pleasant call on Wednesday.
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L. Burg
Burg Buggy~and Automobile Co
Dallas City
Ill
Diller
Boy Burns Thigh From Carbolic Acid Spill Near Diller
A child of Dick Albers living northeast of Diller spilled carbolic acid on his thigh yesterday. Local physician treated the burn and no serious outcomes are anticipated.
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Dick Albers
Diller
Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson Finds Relief with Tablets
Mrs. Sadie P. Clawson of Indiana Pa reports chronic indigestion with stomach pain bloating headaches and belching. After trying remedies she was urged by her daughter to use Chamberlains Tablets and says they helped her as nothing else has done.
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Sadie P. Clawson
Indiana
Chamberlain
Family reunion ends with land gifts for eight siblings
Mrs. John Plager returned from Humboldt where eight siblings gathered for a family reunion at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Kuper. The father surprised the group by presenting each child with a deed to 80 acres of land.
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John Plager
Humboldt
John E. Kuper
Booster Trip Instruction for Auto Owners to Beatrice
All auto owners must assemble by 7 o clock and roll out at 7 30 a m to reach Beatrice for dinner. Do not delay. Notify the committee to engage dinner. Speed limited to 25 mph on best roads, average 15 to 20 mph. Passengers pay $1 to the car owners. committee keeps no money. Report to the secretary promptly. owners may haul friends. Each car gets a number. leaders supervise route and billing. Singers follow, banners advertise, stay on time.
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Beatrice
W J Moss Seek Support in Fairbury Primary
W J Moss a Fairbury lawyer aged 42 with 16 years in law and prior service as city attorney urges votes in the Democratic primary on August 18 1914. He cites cases in the Ne oregee Supreme Court and Federal Court and pledges to serve all people without favored crises if nominated and elected.
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Fairbury
Neoregee Supreme Court
Federal Co
Day Couple Return Home From Visit To Superior
Mr and Mrs Day who visited here with Mrs L Bausch and other relatives returned yesterday to their home at Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Day
Butcher Guy Cassell Sutures After Glass Door Accident
Guy Cassell, a butcher, fell from a step ladder while loading ice into a large cooling box. He cut his left forearm on a glass door, requiring sixteen stitches. No bones were broken, so recovery should be brief.
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Guy Cassell
Widow Mrs Partlow Dies After Long Settlement Near Steele City
Mrs Partlow widow of Simon Partlow died of apoplexy at her daughter Mrs John Carr's home in Steele City last Saturday July 25. Burial followed on Tuesday July 28 in Steele City cemetery. Surviving sons Dan Partlow of York Nebraska with wife and grandson Simon, Oliver Partlow and Mildred of Haigler Nebraska, and Robert Partlow of Sundance Wyoming attended the funeral.
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Partlow
Simon Partlow
Steele City
John Carr
Dan Partlow
Simon
York
Nebr
Oliver Partlow
Mildred
Haigler
Robert Partlow
Sundance
Wyoming
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Waggoner Bros
Rex Green
H. E. Green
Waverly
Herman Neuman
L. O. Ballard
Bert Gerard
Diller Bank
W. J. Moss
Lawyer
Ladies Tailoring and Dressmaking School
Keister Ladies Tailoring and Premees School of Kansas
Anne
Eal Cates
Sarah Westcott
A. A. Maley
Republican City
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