Record Office for Sale Bills in Market for Stock Hogs
A local notice lists the Record office selling stock hogs and advertising buys. Names include C C Andrews and mentions Henry Ford as a comparison to mob activity in automobiles. Social visits record Mr and Mrs Guy Hill of Beat Rice visiting E E McCune in Diller and Chas Warthen of Washington Kans visiting Sarah Warthen family. The Debaorn Independent praises Nebraska capitol architecture. A dry spell harming crops frames a comment on dry laws influencing rights.
Hullman Visit Ties Kansans Amid Family Health Struggles
Mr. and Mrs. Anton Hullman of Hudson Kansas visited Sunday with Henry Hullman whose health has been failing for some time.
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Anton Hullman
Hudson, Kans
Henry Hullman
DeVere Hale Spends Night in Pickard Home During Move
DeVere Hale of Abbot Colorado was moving a truck load of Walter Greenwood's goods from Waverly to Brush when he spent Monday night at J. A. Pickard's home.
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DeVere Hale
Abbot
Colo
Walter Greenwood
Waverly
Brush
J. A. Pickard
Rev and Mrs Clark Begin Month Long East Vacation
The couple left Monday for a trip east lasting about a month. They expect to spend most of the time with their daughter in New York City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs. Clark
New York City
Frisbie Family Auto Trip to Hereford Texas
Frank Frisbie and family began a Saturday auto trip to Hereford Texas for a two week visit with his parents Mr and Mrs Bert Frisbie formerly of near Diller. They planned to protect Mrs Frisbie home with them.
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Frank Frisbie
Hereford
Texas
Bert Frisbie
Near Diller
Mrs. Frisbie
Bixby Family Visits Cavett Household Over Weekend
Dr. Joseph Bixby and his son John Richard along with Mrs. Isabelle Bixby traveled from Geneva on Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett. Joseph Junior had been staying two weeks with his aunt and uncle and returned home with the group.
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Joseph Bixby
John Richard
Isabelle Bixby
Geneva
L.M. Cavett
Joseph Junior
Wiemera Reports Wheat Yield Record For Year
Seede Wiemera reports a yield of better than 22 bushels per acre from a 60 acre field producing 1825 bushels. This stands as the best reported yield of the year to date. Mr Wiemers a wetcork plowing for wheat and had 60 acres plowed up to last crated.
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Seede Wiemera
Mr. Wiemers
Campfire Girls Plan Council Fire at Eunice Heirichs Home
Last Thursday July 23 the Campfire girls met at Phyllis Patton’s home with guardian in charge. The president was away. The secretary ordered rings and books. The next meeting will be a council fire today at 3 o clock at Eunice Heirichs country home. Elma Willer Eleanor Filley and Mildred Mayborn will become wood.
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Phyllis Patton
Guardian
Council
Eunice Heirichs
Elma Willer
Eleanor Filley
Local Society Notes and Evening Visit Reports
Send your society items to Dr G H Newton in Fairbury Nebraska. Fair plowing draws farmer attention though some are through. Rev and Mrs McCallister left Tuesday for Ansley Nebraska to visit their son and family. Lightning struck Fred DeBoers barn on the Andrews land west of town during the electric storm last Friday forenoon. Mr and Mrs L M Hurst and daughter Betty Jean of Wymore spent Friday evening with the Cavetts.
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Rev
Mrs. McCallister
Ansley, Nebr
Fred DeBoer
Andrews Land
Mrs Ed Henrichs Joins Husband at Excellsior Springs
Mrs Ed Henrichs travels from Fairbury to Excellsior Springs after receiving word that her husband is not feeling well.
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Ed. Henrichs
Fairbury
Excellsior Springs
Miss Gertrude Lambert Returns to Guide Rock
Miss Gertrude Lambert has left the home of her sister Mrs. D. V. Fanders and returned Sunday to Guide Rock where she is employed on the Signal.
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Gertrude Lambert
D. V. Fanders
Guide Rock
Signal
When Do Lovers Realize They Love Each Other
The Record teases Prudence's Daughter fiction beginning in the next issue, exploring whether love grows with time or strikes at first sight as a man and a woman confront the question of enduring affection.
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Prudence
Record
Misses Norma Dodge and Dorothy Guard Visit Waggoners
The Misses Norma Dodge of Shenandoah Iowa and Dorothy Guard of Aurora Nebraska are visiting this week at the home of their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner.
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Norma’ Dodge
Shenandoah, Ia
Dorothy Guard
Aurora
Nebr
T. H. Waggoner
Linch Family Visit Diller Area Members Travel to Colorado
Mr and Mrs Verl Linch of Elmwood Nebraska visited Tuesday with Mr and Mrs L M Cavett. Linch formerly served as Diller Public School superintendent. They left Wednesday morning for Colorado on a combined business and pleasure trip.
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Verl Linch
Elmwood
Nebr
L. M. Cavett
Linch
Diller Public School
Colorado
Man abandons family after liquidating assets near Lanham
A Lanham area man reportedly deserted his wife and four children late this week after selling all his possessions and valuables. He is believed to have left in a car with a single woman, taking nothing but uncertain funds and parts unknown, according to Hanover Herald reports.
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Lanham
Hanover Herald
Fairbury Liquor Clean Up Boosts School Fund
In Fairbury Nebraska on July 27 arrests of liquor violators boosted the Jefferson County school fund. Several men were seized for transporting liquor and fines plus the sale of a seized car added about $1,000 to the fund. The call was sold last Saturday for the car.
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Fairbury
Nebr
Jefferson County School Fund
Notice of Driving Limits in Village Limits August 1925
Beginning Aug 1 1925 notice is given that any person driving over 20 miles per hour or more than 16 miles per hour over crossings or cut out open within the corporate limits of the village shall comply with posted limits. City Marshal Oliver Fortow warns enforcement in the town.
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Noticy
Wiltegs
Oliver Furtow
Itat
Diller Wins Two in Fairbury Baseball Tourney
Diller swept two games defeating Western 12 6 and Hanover 11 1 after a 6 3 loss to Fairbury in a three day tournament at Fairbury July 24 25 26. Rudy Hubka led Diller with four hits in four at bats against Hanover while Scott Miller homered for Fairbury in a separate contest.
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Diller
Fairbury
Hanover
Weaterd
Hubka Battery
Wahl
Handkerchief Dresses Sweep Through Summer Fashion
The Hanover Democrat notes a new girls fashion of wearing dresses made from large colored handkerchiefs carried by farmers and laborers. Critics warn prices may rise if demand grows, but wearers value the cool comfort in the hot weather.
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Hanover Democrat
Shea Items and Social Happenings In Mayfield
Mrs Free Logan and J H Louse visit Fairbury guests Mrs Aldrich returns from Concordia Kansas Miss Marguerite Logan surprised Wednesday with many young callers The Dean event and games were enjoyed at the home of J H Steinnietz Mr and Mrs Howard Prather travel to Beatrice for mother in law illness Mr Pat Sheare of Fas t call in Shea C Andrews Steele City after Mr and Dorothy Horen spent a weekend in Rupert
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Free Logan
J. H. Louse
Fairbury
Aldrich
Concordia
Kans
Marguerite Logan
Young
J. H. Steinnietz
Howard Prather
Beatrice Ees
Religion heals long running unrest in Williamson County
After five years of civil and military force failing to quell disturbance in Williamson County Illinois an appeal to Jesus Christ ends hostilities. Enemies shake hands, feuds end, families reunite and business recovers as Herrin is redeemed by love and forgiveness rather than violence.
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Illinois
Williamson Co
Jesus Christ
Herrin
Bryan
Darrow
Scopes
Williamson County
Magdalene
Apostle
Jesus
Clay County
Dangerous Curves and Law on Flapper Skirts
In a town debate a motorist cites dangerous curves while an observant friend jokes about a law to compel flappers to wear long skirts. The dialogue reflects early 20th century social tension and road safety concerns.
Indian Chief Keeps Three Wives Despite Ban
Ex Governor McKelvie recounts a humorous tale of an Indian chief on a government reservation who ignored a one wife rule. After warnings, the agent orders two squaws to depart, and the chief responds with a wary, silent retort.
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McKelvie
Government
Baseball at least in teaching o ut it paye to be
The readable fragment hints at a local discussion or note about baseball and teaching, suggesting a possible school or community focus on baseball as part of education. No clear names, dates, or events are present to identify a full item.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Record Office
C. C. Andrews
Henry Ford
Henry Ahrends
Peoria
Guy Hill
Beatrice
E. E. McCune
Chas. Warthen
Washington, Kans
Sarah Warthen
Flora
Deaborn Independent
Nebraska Capitol
United States
American Bankers Association
Diller State Bank
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Fairbury Liquor
J. W. Fouts
He Diller
Western
Odell
Agricultural College
Odell Band
White Sox
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
W. L Filley
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