Beatrice Notices and Local Visits Highlight Community Update
Green's auto ice truck inquiry sparked by locals. The M W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays. Painting and paper hanging offered by Rolf Beckmann of Diller, phone 130.41. Dr. Adams now successor to Dr. Garland at 1114 N Sixth St Beatrice Eyes examined. Sophie Mathias and granddaughter Pearl Fasnacht visited Mrs Will Nickeson in Ellis and relatives in Beatrice. Mias Letha Mayborn of Beatrice visiting O J Mayborns. attended Diller Chautauqua.
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Rolf Beckmann
Diller
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
Beatrice
Sophie Mathias
Pearl Fasnacht
Will Nickeson
Ellis
Mias Letha Mayborn
O. J. Mayborn
Lincoln students visit Mrs Pickard in hometown
Harold Bowers and Harold Stewart, two Lincoln university students, made a brief Sunday visit at the home of Bowers mother Mrs J A Pickard.
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Harold Bowers
Harold Stewart
Lincoln
J. A. Pickard
Beatrice Teacher Miss Wohlfarth to Return Next Year
Miss Lillian Wohlfarth taught in Beatrice schools last year and is now visiting at her mother Dora Wohlfarth's home. She will teach at Beatrice Junior High again next year.
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Lillian Wohlfarth
Beatrice
Dora Wohlfarth
Old Hand J A Pickard Returns to Saathoff’s Implement House
Jim Pickard, long experienced in farm machinery, returns to trading with Saathoff’s implement house, a move that may feel old fashioned to his former customers.
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J. A. Pickard
Saathoff
Jim
Railway plan to double track Marysville to Hastings
Railway officials say the St J G line will be double tracked from Marysville through Endicott toward Hastings in the near future. The improvement is described in the railway's 1927 budget.
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Marysville
Hastings
Endicott
Diller Family Home Summer Work At Bank And Telephone Co
Audrey Diller recently earned a master's degree at Nebraska State University Lincoln. He spends part of his summer vacation at home helping his father J Smith Diller cashier of Citizens State Bank and secretary of the Diller Telephone Co with his bookkeeping chores.
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Audrey Diller
Nebraska State University
Lincoln
J. Smith Diller
Citizens State Bank
Diller Telephone Co
Fatalities Rise as Sauto Vehicle Crashes Grow
Over ten years, deaths from sauto mobile crashes on United highways have risen. In See ibity wanduaan takake and some districts fatalities outpace car counts, signaling accelerating danger on major routes.
Paine Counts Coyotes Bounty Near Steele City
L C Paine three miles south of Steele City while working in a field last week spotted a coyote den in a draw. He killed one old coyote and eight young ones and collected a total bounty of eighteen dollars.
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L. C. Paine
Steele City
Aps
Fairbury Journal
Peanuts and Mummy Graves Spark Early Trade Clues
A fragment notes peanuts reached Virginia during early colonization while tetrads appeared in ancient Peruvian mummy graves. The mention credits E. G. es exploring in 1887 and hints at connections across cultures and eras.
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Virginia
Peru
Diller Farmers Grain Co Offers Tankage and Prairie Hay
The Diller Farmers Grain Co advertises a carload of tankage at attractive price on ton lots and also available prairie hay. The notice mentions Fairbury Nebraska and dates back to Est. 1886 era.
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Diller Farmers Grain Co
Mrs Diller Returns Home After Stay With Sisters
Mrs. Sam Diller, who had spent several days at the home of her sisters, Mrs. L. M. Cavett, returns Wednesday to her home at Wilf.
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Sam Diller
L. M. Cavett
Wilf
Alfred Mayborn Accepts Post in St Joseph First National Bank
Alfred Mayborn travels to St Joseph Missouri Sunday to begin a position in the First National Bank during the school vacation period. He will assume duties at the bank in the city.
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Alfred Mayborn
St. Joseph
First National Ok
Behrends Replaces Car After April Cyclone Damage
Ben Behrends replaces his well known brand car damaged in the April 28 cyclone with no new Chevrolet coach, indicating a reassessment of his transportation options and the impact of the storm on his vehicle choice.
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Ben Behrends
Chevrolet
Hood to Help on Lincoln County Farm This Summer
Dyle Hood, student at the state agricultural college in Lincoln, will be at home this summer to assist his father Charley Hood on the farm five miles northeast of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dyle Hood
State Agricultural College
Lincoln
Charley Hood
Diller
Local doctor earns medical degree in Omaha
Mrs. A E Southwick and Mrs Roy H Edging report the graduation of H B Harris formerly of Steele City as Doctor of Medicine from the medical branch in Omaha.
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A. E. Southwick
Roy H. Edging
H. B. Harris
Steele City
Uni
Omaha
Editor and wife plan Omaha trip for weekend visit
The editor and his wife will drive to Omaha this Saturday to visit their son Earl and family and to attend the National Editorial Association meeting. They note the paper will be printed Thursday afternoon and request assistance with news items, asking for submissions by early in the week or a telephone call.
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Omaha
Earl
National Editorial Association
Mothers First Aid Saves Child at Fairbury Incident
Mrs. G. E. Clark of Fairbury credited her first aid knowledge and teaching it to her children when her year old son Robert Lee fell into a water tank. He was saved by her quick actions and calm handling during the accident.
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G. E. Clark
Fairbury
Robert Lee
Diller Sued Over Work Incident At Boston Market
In 1926 H Z Diller, employed as a meat cutter at Boston Market, alleges injury after being jammed between a counter and a meat box by a co worker. Claims include weeks of unpaid wages and ongoing damages totaling fifteen dollars weekly, with a final settlement sought.
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H. Z Diller
Boston
H. Z. Diller
Diller Chautauqua Entertains Week of Readings and Music
The Diller community featured a five day chautauqua with acts from the Standard Chautauqua System of Lincoln. Performances included The Family Upstairs, Mason Jubilee singers, Capt. Gudmundson, Jugo Slav Tamburica Orchestra, Gerhardt Concert company, Dr Henry Black Burns on crime and a closing Believe Me Xantippe play. Guarantors bought extra tickets ensuring a contract for next year.
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Diller
Lincoln
Nebr
Associated Chautauqua of America
Mason Jubilee Singers
Gerhardt Concert Company
Henry Black Burns
Foreclosure sale chaos at Cub Creek court house
At the J. B. Thompson foreclosure sale in Cub Creek, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson assaulted banker O. J. Mayborn, with Mrs. Thompson striking him and the sheriff restraining her. The scene drew a large crowd as the case, involving mortgages from 1917 1918 and 1922, had been pending over a year.
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J. B. Thompson
Cub Creek
Mayborn
Hai
Fairbury Journal
N. C. S. A. Club Closes For Summer
On Wednesday afternoon June 1 Mrs S J Thompson hosted the N C S A club. Members enjoyed fancy work and a business session led to a summer break with plans for a picnic. The hostess was assisted by her daughter Pearl and Elizabeth Starr. Guests included Mrs Donn of Fort Collins and Helena Heorichs.
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Mre. S. J. Thompson
Pearl
Elizabeth Starr
Donn
Fort Colo
Helena Heorichs
Oberlin woman and son visit Lincoln relatives after exercises
Mrs. Fletcher Upson and her son Bernard of Oberlin Kansas had attended Lincoln exercises and stopped Saturday for a brief visit with sister in law Mrs. L J Upson and other relatives.
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Fletcher Upson
Bernard
Oberlin
Kan
Lincoln
Eee
L. J. Upson
Fairbury Visitors and Local Student Summer Plans
Dr G H Newton an eye ear nose and throat physician from Fairbury Nebr is noted. C E Carr of Fairbury represented International Harvester Co as a Diller business visitor this week. Glenn Shanks Hastings College student will spend summer at his parents home Mr and Mrs J E Shanks.
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G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
C. E. Carr
Fairbury
International Harvester Co
Diller
Glenn Shanks
Hastings College
Mrs
J. E. Shanks
Editorial excursion gathers Nebraska press corps for trip
More than 100 newspaper men and women of Nebraska will accompany the editorial excursion through Nebraska and the Black Hills country on a journey highlighting regional newsrooms and local culture.
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Nebraska
Black Hills
Henrichs Children Visit Grandparents During Chautauqua
The children of Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Henrichs of Fairbury attended the Dillerchautauqua and visited their grandparents Messrs and Merdames E. L. Loock and J. T. Henrichs.
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E. R. Henrichs
Fairbury
Messrs and Merdames
E. L. Loock and
J. T. Henrichs
Local cattle shipments wrap up year at St. Joe market
F Hartzel shipped a car of cattle Sunday to the St Joe market completing his cattle feeding for the year. He also sent part of a hog car Tuesday leaving only a few light hogs in his yards.
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F. Hartzel
St. Joe
Miss Adelia Hays Starts Month Long Midwest Trip
Miss Adelia Hays a Lincoln City Schools teacher returns home from a Friday and leaves Thursday to visit her sister Mrs Neal Diller and husband in Chicago. She will tour Racine Wis and Rockford Ill then attend the National Credit Men's Association meeting in Louisville Ky with plans to be away about a month.
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Adelia Hays
Lincoln City
Chicago
Neal Diller
Mr. Diller
National Credit Men’s Association
Louisville
Racine
Wis
Rockford
Ill
Nicknames of American Heroes Across Time
An article notes how American heroes have long earned nicknames, from political and military figures to modern sports stars. Elmo Scott Watson explores famous monikers in The Diller Record, illustrated with portraits of well known individuals.
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Georgia
United States Supreme Court
Elmo Scott Watson
Diller Record
Diller Filling Station Delivers Barrel Gas Call
Local filling station in Diller issues a notice about a barrel gas delivery schedule. Details include contact point for orders and pickup arrangements at the counter. The notice emphasizes prompt service and curbside options for customers.
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Diller
Stallion 116669 to Stand at Diller Area Farm
Black registered Percheron stallion number 116669 to stand at Dick Fanders farm three miles west of Diller this season with a $10 service fee. Sound and heavy boned and available for inspection.
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My Place
Diller
Dick Fanders
The Crucifixion of Jesus on Calvary
Jesus is arrested and taken to a crowd that seeks to harm him. A thorn crown is placed on his head before he is nailed to a cross and crucified. He sheds blood, forgives, and dies, with his mother present as friends later bury his body.
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Jesus
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