Local notes from Diller and Beatrice area
Sunday ball game at Wymore observed by Had Green. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Grape visited Beatrice relatives over Sunday. Mrs. George Mason of Beatrice guests at John Mathias home. Farmers shipping association sent two mixed carloads to St. Joe market. Noah J. Handley requests address change of his Record to Fairbury Neb. A. Mayborn visited Iowa relatives. O. B. Hill business trip to Humboldt. A T Watson moving into Spear property from Mrs A C Diller. For sale good work horse 1600 pounds. J D Fanders and Mrs. Hubert deputy visit Beatrice and Diller relatives. Eastwood family returned from Liberty visit. Will Carrico and wife visit Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Farmers Shipping Association
St. Joe
W. A. Hull
Alex Bell
Lincoln
Naphtali Lodge Delegates Attend Masonic Grand Lodge
Mrs. H. E. Green and her children Esther and Helen returned Monday from Lincoln and Beatrice. W. A. Snyder and S. C. Hutchinson went to Omaha as delegates from Naphtali Lodge No. 206 of Diller to attend the Masonic grand lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Green
R. E
Esther
Helen
Lincoln
Beatrice
W. A. Snyder
S. C. Hutchinson
Masonic Grand Lodge
Omaha
Naphtali Lodge
Diller
No. 13 Delays From Cambridge Freight Train Wreck
Nine or ten cars derailed when a freight train wreck at Cambridge due to an axle break caused delays of about nine hours on Monday. Kenneth Fouts, a student at the state farm in Lincoln, visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Fouts on Wednesday and plans to leave soon for a job in Minnesota.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cambridge
Kenneth Fouts
State Farm
Lincoln
J. W. Fouts
Minnesota
Miller Arrives on Business Trip Across South Platte Country
John W. Miller a Lincoln commercial man traveling in his own Ford arrived Wednesday evening for a business trip spanning much of the South Platte country. B. F. Lightner broke a bone in his left forearm while moving dirt through a cellar window at the store on Monday, now in a sling per the doctor’s orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miller
Lincoln
Ford
South Platte Country
B. F. Lightner
Mr and Mrs C E Waggoner Travel with Son Leon
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Waggoner and their son Leon were driving together in their car, a simple family outing noted in local society notices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Waggoner
Leon
Diller Community Notes Highlight Local Politics and Visits
Local residents discuss democratic candidates and faction splits, with mentions of Richard Metcalf and Nebraska politics. Social notes report visits by Mrs. Hull and Irene Blauser, plus family trips to Lincoln and Barneston.
Diller Area Farms Advance Modern Cultivation Methods
The report notes in the Diller vicinity farms are advancing in cultivation. Young farmers abandon old methods and embrace modern approaches, improving productivity and efficiency on local lands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Tempest and Sunshine by Miss DeVere at Diller Opera House
Miss Agnes DeVere and her company present Tempest and Sunshine based on Mary J. Holmes with an excellent wardrobe and up to date specialties between acts. Lawrence Bryan, a notable young violinist, performs as part of the show. The company promises clean refined entertainment and a delightful evening. The date is Saturday June 13 at Diller opera house.
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Agnes DeVere
Mary J. Holmes
Miss DeVere
Lawrence Bryan
Diller Opera House
Local Folks Make Short Trips and New Car Sale
Lew Starkey bought a new Ford on Wednesday from J. D. Fanders. Miss Minnie Clausson traveled to Lincoln Tuesday hoping to stay indefinitely. Mrs. Musser came Tuesday from Fairbury to visit her daughter Mrs. Quinter Fry and others in Diller. Henry Weers and two boys returned Monday from Auburn after visiting relatives. H. K. Shutt attended an Hastings college alumni banquet and reunion, returning Wednesday. Jas. Fairbank left Wednesday for Fargo to work as a silo demonstrator for a Kansas City lumber company. Mrs. J. E. Clark and Adah and Mr. and Mrs. Lim returned Monday from visits with Sam Clark at Wymore.
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H. K. Shutt
Hastings College
Jas. Fairbank
Fargo, No. Dak
Kansas City
J. E. Clark
Adah
Diller Area Notes and Local Updates
S. H. Diller of Fairbury visited relatives in Diller. Wheat fields near Diller suffer from a fly pest. Dan Gretzinger returns home from Hastings for summer. Beatrice ice ships to Wy more at 40c per hundred pounds. A good cow for sale. H. E. Green works with Burlington carpenters in town. Belle Sparks visits Diller for summer from Lincoln. Jack Clancy near Diller and granary struck by lightning. Gage County Mutual insured. Health drive urges general cleanup to prevent disease.
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Jack Clancy
Diller
Gage County Mutual
State university graduate exercises attendance noted
Shutt Drug Co. and L. F. Lanmann are mentioned in connection with the state university medical department. Lanmann is returning Wednesday to attend graduation exercises at the state university in Omaha where he studies medicine. The item also notes a laundry business claim and an invitation for business.
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Shutt Drug Co
L. F. Lanmann
The
State University
Omaha
Meeting of the K K K Ladies at June Event
A well attended gathering on Wednesday June 1 featured a two course luncheon after the meeting. Guests enjoyed the appearance of Miss Clara Steiner visiting briefly from home.
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Ednesday
Clara Steiner
Fragmented civic notes on sidewalks trees and blooms
The text reflects a fragmented discussion about newly painted sidewalks, shade trees, and flowers in a yard as indicators of refinement. It suggests a civic pleasure tied to neighborhood beautification during a visit era.
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Oman
Time and Duty: A Daily Call to Immediate Effort
A reflective exhortation on seizing the day and avoiding wasted time. It stresses that delaying tasks compounds Yesterday's regret and Tomorrow's burden, urging steady use of today's opportunities to gain wisdom and improve abilities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
First National Bank
Savings Department
Green
Wymore
H. E. Grape
George Mason
John Mathias
Noah J. Handley
Gilbert, Ariz
Fairbury
Mrs. A. Mayborn
Iowa
O. B. Hill
Humboldt
A. T. Watson
Spear
A. C. Diller
J. D. Fanders
Hubert
Robert Eastwood
Liberty
Will Carrico
John Carrico
Richard L. Metcalf
of Nebraksa
Irene Blauser
Flossie Raymond
Charlotte Penses
Nebraska
Mary Miller
Sioux City
Rene Jamison
H. A. Bell
C. A. Green
Barneston
S. C. Moser
Seneca and
Summerfield
Kan
Rock Island
Toledo
Talbot
Hastings
Lew Starkey
Ford Auto
Minnie Clausson
Henry Weers
Auburn
Nebr
McClure Syndicate
S. H. Diller
Dan Gretzinger
St Beatrice
Burlington
Belle Sparks
Wesleyan University
Née Ewer
R. B.C
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