Fragmented 19th Century Humour and Notices Collected
A garbled OCR page notes a mix of local notices and stray items. References include a stock sale offer for two Holstein bulls by John Roseman, a cut hand for Paul Stange from a cellar fall, and requests for Farmers Union and oils via Farmers store. Also mentions fly nets, monuments by F Rae & Son, a fashion remark, travel by D W Fanders, a shelling accident involving Fred Kuiman, cemented soles technology, and a Bonham Theatre Parlor ad with gas stove advice.
Parlor Visit Declined Amid Fractured Conversation
Fragmentary dialogue shows a reluctance to sit in the parlor as one speaker asks another to stay. The exchange features informal phrasing and unclear names, reflecting a quick, uneasy social moment.
Skyscraper Plan for New York Worth 105 Stories
Local notes report Mrs. Claude Woods on sick list and Harm Hull's son recovering from bowel trouble. A new 105 story skyscraper to cover a full block is planned for New York. A book Why We Behave Like Human Beings sells heavily despite general indifference. J A Cully called from Beatrice for mother in law’s illness. Property sale NWI 1845 near Diller fetched $16,000.
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New York
Gamble Sale Special Promises Deals on Tools
Last day Gamble Sale Special details a 5 piece s and chisel set priced at 19c and a 2 cell flashlight at 15c. Mrs John Carieo was summoned to Sioux Falls for a family matter involving a grandson with improving condition.
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John Carieo
Sioux Falls
Beatrice Gamble Stores Ad Highlights Bargains
Last chance Saturday June 14 to buy Champ Spark rue at 39c Outing Jug 8 in Pipe Wrench 49c Kapok Diamond Ball 79c at Gamble Stores 402 W Court St Beatrice Nebraska
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Gamble Stores
W. Court St
Beatrice
Nebr
Unclear fragment hints at injury to a man named Tingman
Fragmentary text mentions a man named Tingman in pain after a knee incident on a Friday. broader details are missing.
Visitors of mixed hometowns share a Midland welcome
A string of guests arrive from Oklahoma Denver Omaha Mankato and Kansas to visit Mrs Jennie ne and family. The narrative notes a storm causing itinerary changes and a brief band performance with a quick departure inviting a return visit.
Commencement at Nebraska State University Lincoln Honors Diehl Family
Dr. O C Diehl attended the Nebraska State University Lincoln commencement where 818 degrees were conferred. Eleanor Diehl received Bachelor of Fine Arts and Supervisor of Music, Eva Stotts earned Bachelor of Home Economics and Vocational Home Economics certificate. Mr and Mrs Isaac Saylor welcomed Theodore Henrichs and wife with a drive in their Dodge and a stroll through their garden ending with a basket of flowers and warm thanks.
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O. C. Diehl
Nebraska State University
Lincoln
Srenent Ny
Tor
Eleanor Diehl
Eva Stotts
Diller
Isaac Saylor
Theodore Henrichs
Mrs. Saylor
NRC Mrs Bert Weaver Hosts Meeting With Contests
Mrs Bert Weaver was hostess to the N R C on Wednesday afternoon. Thirteen members answered roll call. After a business meeting two contests were held and Mrs G L Richardson won both honors. Refreshments were served. Next meeting will be with Mrs Arthur Kunecke in two weeks. Roll call your favorite magazine.
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Bert Weaver
G. L. Richardson
Arthur Kunecke
Roll Call
Annual meeting holds 11,000 for nine man term at Diller
One attendee joins secretary and treasurer as a school patron to approve reports. The district votes 11,000 to finance a nine member term and faces questions on keeping the present school or building a new one, urging action at the next annual meeting.
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Ist
Diller
Tor
Bethel Area Families Noted in Local Notices
Farmers in the Bethel vicinity reported alfalfa activity and family visits. The text mentions Mr. and Mrs. Arndt and son Rodger visiting, with references to Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ramsey and their daughter Louise Jane, as well as Betty Josephine and other relatives.
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Armee
Henry Arndt
Rodger
Frank Ramsey Bachhter
Louise Jane
Paine
Betty Josephine
J. A
Mayville Traveler Visits Diller Area Campaign News
J. E. Shanks of Mayville Mo former localresident toured Diller on a business visit Saturday. R D Roode Democratic sheriff candidate greeted voters in the county Friday. Roode longtime stockman in the area for thirty five years.
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J. E. Shanks
Mayville, Mo
Diller
R. D. Roode
Mr. Roode
Roelfs Bigler Marriage in Lincoln
Miss Adelia Anna Roelfs aged 26 daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Roelfs of Diller and Mr Francis J Bigler aged 29 of Omaha were married Tuesday in Lincoln. Roelfs a former deputy at Diller post office has many friends who extend congratulations. The couple plan to live in Omaha.
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Adelia Anna Roelfs
Ben Roelfs
Diller
Francis J. Bigler
Omaha
Lincoln
J N C Club Meeting At Mrs Hays Home
The J N C club met on Wednesday June 4 at Mrs James Hays home with eleven members two visitors and nine children present. After a business session the afternoon was spent sewing and doing fancy work. Refreshments were served. Visitors were Mrs Ross Hays and Miss Gladys Hays. Next meeting at Mrs George Champs on June 18.
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J. N. C. Club
James Hays
Ross Hays
Gladys Hays
George Champ
Local visitors enjoy Guide Rock canyons and barberry eradication update
Editor and Mrs. Vaughn visit Diller area with Gertrude Lambert and family. Lawrence Rohrbaugh, Jefferson county youth from Powell, begins Barberry Eradication work in Nebraska leading a survey team in Greeley county as part of a federal effort with thirteen states to curb stem rust by destroying common barberry. Nebraska reports over 134000 shrubs destroyed locally and more than 18 million across the 13 states.
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Harry Vaughn
Guide Rock Signal
Gertrude Lambert
Paul Lambert
Gretchen Fanders
Wen Lambert
Guide Rock
D. V. Fanders
Frank T. Pearce
Diller
Lawrence Rohrbaugh
Jefferson County
Powell
United States Department of Agriculture
Nebraska
Lawrence
Greeley County
Rohrbaugh
Nebraska Wesleyance
United Department of Agriculture
The Unloaded Gun Warning Echoes Through News Columns
The piece cautions that an unloaded gun can still kill if pointed at someone and urges constant training for youths to avoid aiming any weapon at people. It emphasizes parental guidance and the presence of safer outlets for children to direct toy guns.
Wells seeks renomination to represent Richland area
Frank Wells of Richland precinct files for the Democratic nomination to represent the county again. He has held the office for several terms and is seen as a tough challenger to beat. The report notes the wheat harvest has begun in southern Kansas.
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Frank Wells
Richland Precinct
Kansas
Used Farm Implements and Horses For Sale in Jansen Neb
Jansen Lb. and Imp. Co. advertises a large selection of farm gear including Me-Drg tractors 15-80 and 10-20, Farmall and Twin City tractors, Case thresher models, binders and reapers, 10 ft to 20 ft combines, two and three row cultivators, corn cultivators, steam engines, hay tools, cream separators, Jno Deere spreader, corn shelters, hammer mills, multiple plows, gang plows, and extra good teams of horses aged 6 to 8 years and a milk cow. Easy terms offered for buyers in Nebraska. Phone 13 Jansen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Twin City
Deere
Deere Gang
P&o Gang
Jansen Lb
Imp. Co
Jansen, Nebr
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Ams
Thorebred Holstein
John Roseman
Paul Stange
Farmers Store
Stefford
Gus Dressen
F.rae & Son Auality Monuments Prices
Fairbury
D. W. Fanders
Peru
Fred Kiueman
John Wheling
Ae Fairy Electric
Bonham Theatre
Ng Hn Oe Sieh
Charles
Claude Woods
Harm Hull
J. A. Cully
Martha
Aona Hubka Et al
Joseph Bevan
Wee Pouncen
Sare
Tingtman
Plymouth
Ira London
Oklahoma
Alma Claybaugh
Denver, Colo
A. O.,richardson
Paul Beckwith
Clarence ~Steffen
Richard
Mankato, Kans
Jenniene
Poros
J.N.C
State Capitol
Tuart
Capitol Beach
RKO Vesdevile
Nesipee
Orphesie Park - Pecay J
Clars
Kine Dee
Roche
Axminster Rt
Axminster
J.smith Diller
Citizens State Bank
Ruyle
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