Sweet potato plants for sale in Steele City
Chester Manley advertises sweet potato plants for sale in Steele City. The item mentions backaches from garden work and notes several local movements. O F Rigdon and son Tom of Fairbury visited Diller for Decoration Clay. Louie Wenz suffered an injured finger while clearing a well. Pearl Bell returned from Beatrice after teaching there. Burlington No 16 eastbound train was five hours late due to a washout.
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Chester Manley
Steele City
Burlington
West End
Schnuelle Family Attends Beatrice Birthday
Mr and Mrs W H Schnuelle joined relatives for the birthday anniversary of Mrs Henry Schnuelle in Beatrice on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Cedric Fanders and children returned Tuesday from Guide Rock where they had visited relatives since Saturday.
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W. H. Schnuelle
Henry Schnuelle
Beatrice
Cedric Fanders
Guide Rock
Local notices and travel updates from Beatrice and Fairbury
Readers urged to place orders with L Find ling for next day delivery as no ice will be delivered after morning. Mrs. Mary C. Diehl of Fairbury returns home after visiting her ill son Dr. O. C. Diehl in Diller. Beatrice and Fairbury visitors join Decoration day relatives in Diller. Percy Powell, son of Dr. Powell, tours the state with the Townley Langer debaters and reports for the Omaha Bee.
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Mary C. Diehl
Fairbury
O. C. Diehl
Diller
Beatrice. Express
Percy Powell
Dr. Powell
Townley-Langer
Omaha Bee
Rural mail carrier begins rest cure at home in Diller
Rex Green a rural mail carrier on route No 1 out of Diller is ordered by doctors to rest at home for lung trouble. He must live and sleep in a tent and stay quiet for a period. During confinement his wife Daisy Green will substitute with Marvin London acting as chauffeur.
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Rex Green
Diller
Daisy Green
Marvin London
Diller Hosts Mrs Coleman Entertained Guests
Mrs Coleman and Mr and Mrs A H Coleman hosted a Thursday evening reception for the K K K and their husbands with other Diller residents as guests.
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K. K. Keiub
Diller
A. H. Coleman
Local notices reflect hospital, travel, and school items
Mrs. Paul Stange was taken to Beatrice hospital last Friday for an operation. Mrs. W. I. Filley and children returned from Auburn on Decoration Day. I will resume my dental practice at Odell on Thursdays and Fridays. Dr. Claude Ellis. A domestic science teacher taught last year in the city schools.
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Paul Stange
Beatrice Hospital
Odell
Heute Nebe
Mies Fay Davis Takes Summer Vacation to Atwood
Mies Fay Davis of the Farmers Union Go-Operative store left Monday for summer vacation. She will join relatives in Atwood Kansas and then take an auto trip to various Colorado places of interest.
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Mies Fay Davis
Farmers Union Go-Operative
Atwood
Kan
Colorado
Undertakers convention trip noted for Waggoner family
C E Waggoner left Wednesday for an undertakers convention in Omaha traveling in his car as far as Lincoln where he was joined by Mrs Waggoner and their son Lynn. They will visit relatives until his return expected about Friday.
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E. Waggoner
Undertakers
Omaha
Lincoln
Five room cottage with pantry and bath for sale
Five room cottage with connected pantry closets and bath room. Includes 150 barrel cistern double filter for drinking, good well, cement walks, large cement cellar and shade trees. Inquire of J. W. Fouts or write Loli W. Miller 219 So. 29th St., Lincoln. Bargain price.
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J. W. Fouts
Loli W. Miller
29Th St
Lincoln
Editor and family return from Omaha visit
The editor, his wife and grandson Frank Cavitt, with Miss L O Ballard, returned Monday from Omaha where they stayed since Friday with relatives. Some relatives were ill but all are at home and convalescent. The trip was pleasant with no car trouble. Wheat looked better in places and some alfalfa was cut.
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Frank Cavett
L. O. Ballard
Omaha
Notice of School Meeting for District 70 at Diller Nebraska
Qualified voters of School District No 70 Diller Jefferson County Nebraska are notified the annual school meeting will be held in the district schoolhouse on June 13 at 8 o clock p m The meeting will consider raising 15000 by taxation to cover the coming school year as required by law Section 6801 Revised Statutes amended by chapter 121 session laws of 1917 By order of Board of Education J Smith Diller Secretary
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Diller, Jefferson Co
Nebraska
Board of Education
J. Smith Diller
Soldier Lewis Mathias Diller funeral in Methodist church
Service for Private Lewis Mathias of Co K 355th Infantry 89th Division held at Diller Methodist church after a homecoming from France. He died in action in the Great War. large community attendance, memorials to his sacrifice, and prayers for his mother and kin.
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Lewis Mathias
Diller
France
Camp Funston
Long Island
New York
RedCross
Grippe
Mathias
Co. K. 355Th Infantry
Modern Worldmen of America
Diller Camp No
Emacs
Memorial Service Honors Private Mathias at Prairie Home
Ed Masse holds tribute for Private Mathias among ex-service men. Service at the church directed by Mrs. Iva M. Innis with Rev. A C Innis delivering the address. Casket covered by an American flag. final honors by American Legion squad as the body rests in Prairie Home cemetery.
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Iva M. Innis
AC. F. Innis
M. E
Odell
Mathias
Prairie Home Cemetery
American Legion
Remembered Soldier Oscar Lewis Mathias of Nebraska
Oscar Lewis Mathias was born December 9, 1895 in Jefferson County Nebraska. He died October 31, 1918 in Toul France from pneumonia at age 22 years 10 months and 22 days while serving to help defeat autocracy. He was the son of John W and Sophie Mathias and grew up on a farm six miles northeast of Diller Nebraska.
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Oscar Lewis Mathias
Jefferson County
Toul
France
John W
Sophie Mathias
Diller
Nebr
Europe
Thanks for Sympathy in Our Loss
Family of Sophie Mathias and J M Fasnacht expresses gratitude for sympathy during the burial of their son and brother. They thank the soldier boys singers and all who sent flowers.
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Soldier Boys
Sophie Mathias
J. M. Fasnacht
R. W. Mathias
Obituary: Nancy Paul Clark of Diller Nebraska
Nancy Paul Clark born January 29 1860 in County Antrim Ireland died May 30 1921 at age 61 years 4 months and 1 day at her home in Diller Nebraska. She came to America in 1866 with her parents settling in Iowa then Jasper County before marrying John E Clark in 1880 and moving to Diller in 1886. Survived by seven children including Eddie deceased Sam J Eva M Carr Willis H Darley W Adah C Diehl Elma C Limprecht and five grandchildren with one brother John S Paul and one sister Margaret McIlrath of Gilman Iowa.
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Nancy Paul
County Antrim
Ireland
Diller
Nebr
Eddie
Sam J
Tuscon
Arizona
Eva M. Carr
Gilead
Willis H
Darley W
Adah C. Diehl
Elma C. Limprecht
John S. Paul
Margaret Mcllrath
Gilman
Iowa
Gratitude From Clark Family for Mother's Burial
The children of Mrs. Nancy Clark express sincere thanks to neighbors and friends for kindness during their bereavement. They appreciate floral offerings, pallbearers and singers, businessmen closing shops, and all others who assisted in laying their mother to rest.
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Nancy Clark
Logan Bros Offer Alfalfa Hay Loads for Sale
A few loads of choice alfalfa hay are offered for sale from the barn of Logan Bros at phone 12907.
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Logan Bros
Phore
Market quotes for grains dairy and poultry products
Market brief lists Willer Markets offering No 2 hard wheat corn No 8 shelled oats and new oats with butter and packing butter prices. Entries mention hens roosters and butter fat in terse exchange style.
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Tim
Citizens State Bank
O. F
Rigdon
Tom
Louie Wenz
L. Findling
V. A. Raymond
Donna Jane
C. A. Ewers
Pauline
Nellie Green
Miller’s Restaurant
W. I. Filley
Auburn
Claude Ellis
Diller Christian Church
Christian Church
Buckner
First Christian Church
H. K. Shutt
Card OF Tranks
Nancy Paul Clark
Willer Markets
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