Coming Events and Local Notices of August to October
Community notices list Epworth Assembly August 5 12 Diller Picnic August 12 13 Thayer County Fair September 1 4 Nebraska State Fair September 6 11 Jefferson County Fair September 22 25 Gage County Fair September 29 October 2. Classifieds mention rent barn room for four head of horses and stock shipments to St. market. Local names Mrs T C Rand Mary Bowsher Katharine Frerida Farmer's Grain Co and general shipping notes.
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Epworth Assembly
Diller
Thayer County
Jefferson County
Gage County
Katharine Frerida
Local threshing team in Diller area during wet season
A young threshing crew led by Paul S. Beckwith, about 11 men, worked around Diller after yesterday's rains. They moved slowly, threshing grain that was stacked, with Geo. Logan reporting wheat near 7 bushels per acre and oats around 40 bushels per acre. George Logan resides in the Shea vicinity.
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Diller
Geo. Logan
George
Shea
Sehenk Moves Family to Fairbury for Grocery Start
E. J. Sehenk moved his family and household goods last Friday to Fairbury to open a grocery store in August, at which time he will relinquish management of the Farmers Union store here.
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E. J. Sehenk
Fairbury
Farmers Union
Butcher Shop Fixtures for Sale by E. H. Diller
Auction notice listing butcher shop equipment for sale including a 6x8x10 freezer grinder and a ten pound Wegner item, plus near new clover knives saw and scraper, brush, smoke house and galvanized iron parts.
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Diller
N. R. C. Club Meets At Mrs Steboldts House
The N. R. C. Club met at Mrs. Ben Steboldts on Tuesday afternoon with fourteen present for games and visiting. Delicious refreshments were served by the hostess. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. A. C. Richardson on Tuesday, August 4.
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Ben Steboldts
Ostess
A. C. Richardson
Statesman and defender of faith dies of heart failure
Bryan family notes the death of a prominent angel and seater statesman described as a defender of the Christian faith. He died Sunday from heart failure after a period of illness.
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Bryan
Angel
Seater
Statesman
County Commission to Meet Soon in August
A.J. Floyd the piano tuner will visit Diller soon. Call Dr. Ellis at residence if No. 16 was over five hours late Wednesday due to a washout at Bartley during a county meeting.
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A.J. Floyd
Diller
Dr. Ellis
Bartley
Calves Wanted in Am Market Reference
Calves wanted in Am market cited by Paul S Beckwith. Richard Mayborn returned Tuesday from Lincoln after visiting relatives.
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Paul S. Beckwith
Richard Mayborn
Lincoln
Traded tractor for Fordson in Fairbury deal
Miss Thelma Snell of Superior visits with Scede Weimers as Tiffiy Blauser notes a swap. A tractor trade at Henrichs Motor Co. in Fairbury shifts from an old tractor to a new Fordson.
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Thelma Snell
Superior
Scede Weimers
Henrichs Motor Co
Fairbury
Wheat yields lag as oats show strong quality
Tiffin Blauser reports wheat yields near 8 bushels per acre while oats yield about 35 bushels per acre and are of good quality.
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Tiffin Blauser
For Sale Two milk Cows Near Differ
For Sale two milk cows, fresh soon. Contact Everett Shipper, 3 miles west and 4 south of Differ. Phone 113 64. tf
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Everett Shipper
Differ
Visit of Elmer Harold and Family in Carlton
Mr Elmer Harold and family from Carlton Nebraska visited longtime friends Mr and Mrs I Saylor. They went to Beat Rice and enjoyed a pleasant social gathering with good company and memories.
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Elmer Harold
Carlton, Nebr
Mrs. I. Saylor
Beatrice
Corn yields rise after Wednesday rains in locality
Heavy Wednesday rainfall boosted corn yields in the area with farmers reporting strong field conditions and promising harvest prospects. Local testimony notes abundant ears and improved moisture for future crops.
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O. Bianeer
Raitt ‘Gevge
Cash Produce Market Opens in Sessor Building
A new cash produce market opens in the Sessor building offering cream at 38 cents, hens 16 to 17 cents, roosters 8 cents, and eggs at 26 cents. The notice appears signed by S. F. Everett.
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Sessor
S. F. Everett
Pioneer Diller Tevick II remembered after Peoria funeral
E. L. Loock returned from Peoria Illinois where a pioneer of Diller Tevick II who lived a year during the 1880s was honored. He spoke of the loss felt by the family and noted his eventual passing following a period of extended gable distress and a long journey home.
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E. L. Loock
Peoria
Ill
Diller Tevick II
Fedérated Sunday event observed at the bows
The fragment notes a Friday afternoon instance labeled as Fedérated Sunday at the bows with unreadable details. The text is incomplete, and no clear persons or organizations are identifiable.
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Fedérated
District 70 shows first debt-free status in twenty years
The Record notes that District 70 in Diller is fully indebtedness free for the first time in two decades including year in the basement and paid for. Levy reduced by 1500 dollars for school purposes at the annual meeting. Officers remain: Dr S B Viers president J Smith Diller secretary H K Shutt treasurer W S Filley C L Waggoner Geo Henrichs. Fall term starts Monday September 7 with a full staff led by Carleton Springer principal Glenn Dorsey normal training Vesta Parker music Loie Martin home economics Gladya Babcock. Fire incident report mentions a Chevrolet collision damaging Mr Saylor's barn. inquiry via Will Mudge.
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Diller
S. B. Viers
District Court Clerk Acts in Fairbury Absence
Mrs Ethel May Woods serves as clerk of the District Court in Fairbury during Ming Hughes vacation leave to Winnipeg Miemaagene em Zothes.
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Ethel May Woods
Fairbury
Ming Hughes
Winnipeg
Miemaagene
Prudence's Daughter Promises Modern Life Dilemma
The Record previews a penetrating present day novel about Prudence's daughter seeking independence. The forthcoming issue promises exploration of personal choice and social expectations in a contemporary narrative.
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Prudence
Hugeraes
Record
Francis Plager to Visit Relatives in Nebraska Missouri
Francis Plager left today for Pate Nebraska to visit his grandmother Mrs. John E. Kuper for about two weeks. He will then go to St. Joseph and Craig Missouri and be away most of August.
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Francis Plager
Pate Nebr
John E. Kuper
Iso
St. Joseph and Craig
Walter Greenwood Leaves St Waverly Yard for Brush Lumber
Walter Greenwood, after ten years as manager of the St. Waverly lumber yard, and his family moved this week to Brush Colorado where he has taken a new management position at a lumber operation.
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Walter Greenwood
Slumber Yard
St. Waverly
Brush
Colo
Dir County woman injured in highway gate accident
A Fairbury report says Mrs Frank Grissém was injured when a car left the road and overturned on the P W F highway north of Dir last week. X rays show both bones broken in two places.
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Fairbury
Frank Grissém
Dir
Bip Nanan
Y M C A Plans August Meetings at Beatrice and Fairbury
At a Y M C A meeting Suedey night announcements outlined August events. Leask and Fairbury members will deliver the program on the second Sunday, and Y W C A representatives from Fort will attend the third Sunday to host as many youths as possible.
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Suedey
Leask
Y.M.C. A
Fairbury
Ffort
Beatrice
Upe
M. W. A. Holds Meetings Twice Monthly
The M. W. A. meets on the second and Thursday of each month. Mrs. W. S. Rudolph and daughter of Denver visit in town for the weekend with their cousin Mrs. M. Callander. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Kiser and daughter from Lincoln spend weekend with relatives. Mrs. C. A. Ewers and daughters from Fairbury visit sister-in-law Aunt Mrs. Isabella Raymond and cousin Mrs. Oscar Amos over Sunday.
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Mary Bowsher
Jeane. Saylor
V. A. Raymond
Donna Jane
Lincoln
W.S. Rudolph
Denver
J. L. Kiser
M. Callander
C. A. Ewers
Mable
Pauline
Greta
Fairbury
Isabella Raymond
Oscar Amos
Former Diller Resident Briefly Back From Southern Trip
J. A. Shuffler, once living in the Diller neighborhood, returned last week from a two or three month journey through the southern states, mostly in North Carolina, and spent a day or two with his brother in law Tiffis Blauser and family before going home to Fairbury.
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J. A. Shuffler
Diller
North Carolina
Tiffis Blauser
Fairbury
Diller Gun Club Hosts Big Shoot Winners Listed
The Diller Gun Club held a large shooting event yesterday with many prizes offered in multiple events. Details and results are not available in this issue of the Record due to publication timing.
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Diller Gun Club
Cal. Ne. Ua
Farmers Union Store to switch to cash basis for poultry and eggs
Farmers Union Store and Board of Directors announce a price plan beginning August 1 offering the highest market price for poultry and eggs and a five percent discount on all stock from August 1 to 15. The Geer family reports return from visiting relatives in Rush City and Worthington Minnesota with a pleasant motor trip and good fishing.
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Farmers Union Store
Virgil
Hazel
Vom
C. Tomemaker
W. P. Rated
Rush City
Mion
E. F. Habicht
Worthington
Auto collision near Diller injures two families
Monday afternoon two Ford cars collided on the road one half mile north and one and a half east of Diller near Albert Leaper’s residence. C C May of Lincoln with wife and daughter, traveling west to Diller, and Moulton Fouste and family traveling east, overturned after losing control on a hill. Occupants suffered bruises and cuts. Mrs May had the worst injuries from glass cuts. Foustes received minor injuries.
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Ford
Diller
C.C. May
Stacy Bros. Scott Fruit Co
Lincoln
Pase Moulton
May
Diehl
Foustes
Nebraska to gravel 417 miles of highways
The state highway department announced plans to begin graveling 417 miles of Nebraska highways soon. The project outlines extensive road work across multiple counties to improve surface quality and driveability for regional traffic.
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Nebraska
State Highway Department
Endicott Gravel Plant Upgrades with New Washing Elevator Machine
Fairchild Clay Products at Endicott installed a large elevator cone gravel washing and loading machine to grade wash and handle gravel from the pit to railway cars on Rose creek two miles west of Endicott. The plant now produces clean gravel for highway work and sand for building purposes.
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Fairchild Clay Products Company of
Endicott
Rose Creek
Thursday's Local Markets Highlights
Local markets report mixed prices with butter fat noted as a key item. The listing mentions Heas Springs and roosters with a price around 1.40 per unit, and a 20 cent variation or fee noted in the agricultural section.
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Heas Springs
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Citizens State Bank
Mrs. T. C. Rand
the Farmers Shipping Assa
St. Market
Ley
Nectar In Transit
Farmer’s Grain Co
Yee
Tiffiy
Rexall Drug Store
H. K. Shutt
Geraldine
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