Weekend Gallery Hours and Local News Notes
F Hartzell began cutting alfalfa first of the week. Pictures taken at the Diller gallery every Saturday from 1 to 4 by F E Wolken. S C Hutchinson of Beatrice visited Diller relatives. Belle Sparks went to University Place for Wesleyan commencement. Christ Kielsmeier and family drove to Denver and Colorado resorts. Teo H A Teckhaus returned from a German Lutheran conference at Sutton and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hartzell
Diller Gallery
F. E. Wolken
Belle-Sparks
University Place
Wesleyan University
Christ Kielsmeier
Denver
Colorado
Teo. H. A. Teckhaus
Sutton
Nebr
Lincoln
Notice to Trespassers on J G Hilder Land
Notice to all parties not to trespass on my land by RUREIG or fishing without permission. Signed by J G Hilder.
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Rureig
J. G. Hilder
Heinlein Leaves for Yuma to Care for Elder Father
Jack Heinlein, who spent two to three years with Pickard & Co. and S. C. Hutchinson in the implement trade, departed yesterday for Yuma Colorado to live with and tend his 84 year old father.
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Jack Heinlein
Pickard & Co
S.C. Hutchinson
Yuma, Colo
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
A promotional note extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as a thoroughly reliable family medicine. It urges having the remedy ready, especially in summer, and claims relief is readily available and widely obtainable.
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Chamberlain
Canning Rubbers Warned Against Tar Contamination
The Home Economics Department of the College of Agriculture warns housewives not to use the free black rubber rings from new canning jars. They are made of cheap rubber containing tar which may taint fruit or vegetables. Superior gray white or red rubbers are advised. obtain new rubbers for produce, but old ones may suit jellies and marmalades.
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Home Economics Department
College of Agriculture
Memorial Service for Civil War Veterans in Diller
Memorial services held at the Presbyterian church with as many seated as possible. Surviving Civil War soldiers from Diller, joined by Women’s Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans, processed from the Masonic hall to the church. Rev. John W. Dickson delivered the memorial sermon to a receptive audience as a union choir sang patriotic pieces. Church decorations included potted plants flags and bunting.
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Presbyterian Church
Diller
Woman's Relief Corps and Sons of Veterans
Masonic Hall
John W. Dickson
Fulton Monument Co. Offers Granite and Marble Monuments
Announcement from Fulton Monument Co. offering framed prices on granite and marble monuments. Stock is complete and all work is guaranteed. Contact W. M. Fulton, president, and visit works to compare quality and prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fulton Monument Co
W. M. Fulton
Pres
Visit Notes From Wymore and Nearby Towns
Fulton of Wymore hosts a visit by Master Walter Viers of Superior who stayed with his uncle and aunt Dr. and Mrs. H. B. Viers. Mrs. Diehl returned to Fairbury after visiting her son Dr. O. C. Diehl. Mrs. Cunningham arrived from Atchison Kansas to visit her stepson George Cunningham and family.
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Walter Viers
Superior
8. B. Viers
Cunningham
Atchinson, Kan
George Cunningham
Wilber and Geneva Women Visit Diller Relatives
Mrs Sam Diller of Wilber and Mrs Belle Bixby of Geneva arrived Tuesday for a brief visit with Diller relatives and friends.
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Sam Diller
Wilber
Belle Bixby
Geneva
Diller
New Styles in Men's Dress and Work Shoes
Several new styles from W. L. Douglas offered for men and boys, with dress shoes at 4.00 3.75 3.50 and work shoes at 3.75 3.50 3.25 2.75. tf Harlan Hadley.
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W. L. Douglas
Mr and Mrs Loock Travel for Rheumatic Relief in Missouri
Mr. and Mrs. John Loock left on the early Saturday train for Excelsior Springs Missouri seeking relief from rheumatic pains that have troubled him for about a year. Their children, staying with Mr and Mrs J T Henrichs, report in a letter that he has already benefited.
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John Loock
Excelsior Springs
Mr. Loock
J. T.henrichs
Gerwick-Kaufmen Wedding in Gage County
A wedding at Frank Gerwick's home near Diller Nebraska on Wednesday May 24 joined Miss Rose Gerwick to Mr. Fred Kaufmen. The ceremony took place at the county seat with a German Lutheran minister. Forty guests shared a 6 pm dinner and evening of games music and a charivari outside. relatives from Falls City Bird City Beatrice Odell and Lanham attended. The couple will reside nearby with friends expecting their social life.
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Frank Gerwick
Diller
Miss Rose
Fred Kaufmen
Albert Kaufmen
Kate Gerwick
Gage County
Ed Kaufmen
Maxwell
Mary DeBoer
Martin Wick
Frank Kaufmen
William Scholl
Falls City
Nebr
Ladies Lottman and Fredrichs Return from Bluff City Trip
Mesdames Lottman and Fredrichs came back Tuesday from their journey to Bluff City Kansas.
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Mesdames Lottman and
Fredrichs
Bluff City
Kan
Hale Plans 140 Feet Of Cement Sidewalk
F. E. Hale undertakes 140 feet of new four foot cement sidewalk on the south side of his residence property.
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F. E. Hale
Mary Miller and Adeline Near Home Arrival Today
Mrs. Mary Miller and her daughter Adeline are expected to arrive home from Excelsior Springs Missouri and Pittsburg Kansas either today or tomorrow.
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Mary Miller
Adeline
Excelsior Springs
Pittsburg
Kan
New Potatoes From W E Mudge Garden Dinner
W E Mudge reports a dinner on Monday May 29 featuring new potatoes grown in his garden. The potatoes were described as nearly as large as hens eggs.
Hastings College Graduation Invitation Noted
The office acknowledges receipt of an invitation to Hastings College commencement in Hastings Nebraska on June 7. Daniel J. Gietzinger of Diller is listed as one of the graduates.
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Hastings College
Hastings
Nebr
Daniel J. Gietzinger
Diller
Cattle and Hogs Sent to Market From Local Station
F Hartzell shipped two car loads of cattle and one car load of cattle and hogs to market from this station on Wednesday. The Diller Shipping Association dispatched a mild load on the same train.
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F. Hartzell
Diller Shipping Association
Well Woman Healed by Chamberlain Tablets
A Zanesville Ohio woman recalls four years of stomach trouble and extreme weakness. She credits two bottles of Chamberlain's Tablets with her recovery and notes the medicine is obtainable everywhere.
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Otte Gang
Zanesville
Ohio
Chamberlain
School Meeting Notice for Board Elections
Notices posted for the annual meeting at 2 p.m. Monday June 12 to elect two members of the board of education and to transact other business that may come before the meeting.
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Board. of Education
Mrs Greenwood and family Return to Waverly Nebraska
Mrs Walter Greenwood and two children who had visited here with relatives returned yesterday to their home at Waverly Nebraska. Walter cut his visit short because of a rush of carpenter work and returned several days sooner.
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Walter Greenwood
Waverly
Nebr
Walter
Degree of Honor Convention Set for June 7 8
The D of H convention to be held here June 7 and 8 promises to be among the largest. This is the 14th convention of the 4th district with about 50 lodges and many from each lodge. If roads are good, numerous delegates will arrive by car. The Com Club will assist merchants in decoration and guiding delegates. A public program is planned for the evening of June 7.
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Dist
Fairbury Gazette
Found gold watch fob with bronze medallion
On Decoration Day a gold watch fob and bronze medallion were recovered. Readers are asked to inquire at the Record office for ownership and retrieval details.
Hulls Visit Relatives Then Return to Lincoln Office
Mr and Mrs W A Hull visited early in the week with her father Alex Bell and other relatives Billy returned to his work in the Burlington offices at Lincoln Sunday noon his wife staying until Wednesday
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W. A. Hull
Billy
Burlington
Lincoln
Bilious Attacks and a Remedy Promoted in Ad
An advertisement claims bilious attacks stem from liver failure and stomach fermentation. It urges taking Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the liver, purify the stomach, and restore health, noting a price of a quarter and wide availability.
Swat the Rooster Costs Nebraska Egg Producers Big Losses
The College of Agriculture reports allowing roosters with flocks in summer costs Nebraska egg producers over a half million dollars yearly. Fertilized eggs form blood rings within 26 hours, making them unfit for food and markets. Egg candlers cannot sell such eggs, and removing the rooster after the hatching season is advised.
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Nebraska
College of Agriculture
Mrs Isabelle Raymond and Fern Visit Fairbury on Business Trip
Mrs Isabelle Raymond and her daughter Fern accompanied J. D. Fanders to Fairbury for a business trip yesterday.
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Isabelle Raymond
Fern
J. D. Fanders
Fairbury
Miss Elizabeth Gregory Departs After Visit
Miss Elizabeth Gregory left for home yesterday after a brief visit here with her grandmother Mrs Hulda Meikle and other relatives.
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Elizabeth Gregory
Hulda Meikle
McLaughlin Family Ends Colorado Visit in Republic
Mrs. D B McLaughlin Orleva Blauser and daughter of Republic Washington arrived from Akron Colorado last Friday to visit Diller relatives. They plan to move to Mr McLaughlin's former home in a Carolina state after visiting.
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D B. McLaughlin
Orleva Blauser
Republic, Wash
Akron
Colo
Diller
Sacred Concert Delights Fairbury Fans Despite Rainstorm
The Men's Glee Club of Fairbury performed at the Diller opera house Sunday under Miss Edna Smith. A small crowd braved weather to hear choruses duets trios and solos, all reflecting credit on the club and its organizer.
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Diller Opera House
Fairbury
Edna Smith
Diller
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