Two Drown at Fairbury in Mill Dam Incident
Two young men drowned at Fairbury last Friday afternoon at the mill dam on the Little Blue river. Paul N. Dicanicasto, 30, of Birmingham Alabama, and Gordon Culbertson, 20, of Ione California, were the victims. Culbertson, a soldier from Plattsburg New York, was likely en route home to California. The army reported the body and planned its shipment to California. rescue attempts for Culbertson lasted about five minutes before failure.
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Fairbury
Mill
Little Blue River
Paul N. Dicanicasto
Birmingham
Alabama
Gordon Culbertson
Ione
California
Culbertson
Plattsburg
N. Y
Lincoln Journal advertises low prices and late-day printing
The Daily Lincoln Nebraska State Journal promotes its advantage as the only large daily printed at night between Omaha and Denver and claims lower prices than other big state morning dailies. It offers three months subscriptions for $1 and notes a Sunday option, urging direct orders and avoiding solicitors. A separate note seeks a good used piano for cash.
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Lincoln
Nebraska State Journal
Omaha
Denver
Journal
Morning Journal
Iowa
Lincoln Journal
Big State
Nebraska
North
Sun
Forty Years Ago in Record Files Recounted
A retrospective look at archive record files from forty years ago highlights notable local events, people, and institutions. The piece surveys municipal actions, civic achievements, and community milestones that shaped the year, preserving a snapshot of the era’s daily life.
Diller Memories From 40 Years Ago In Local Notes
Between June 8 and 15 40 years ago in the Diller area many items appeared. News mentions Miss Lydia Steffen millinery ads Jefferson county delegates to the Republican state convention in Omaha and local business trips to Atchison Kansas.
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Lydia Steffen
China
Jefferson County
Omaha
Forest Hartzell
J. W. Sutton
Atchinson
Kansas
Diller
J. W. Fouts
Frank T. Pearce
Joseph Bixby
A. H. Colman
D. R Kelley
W. H. Diller
A. L. Tristman
W. S. Diller
Frank F. T. Pearce
Lincoln
Diller Republican Club
State League
Wanted To Buy And Sell Ads In Beatrice
Wanted to buy a second hand double harness and a baby grand piano. Lewie Wenz advertises a quick sale in Beatrice Nebraska. Factory representative address P. O. Box 3 Beatrice Nebr.
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P. O
Beatrice, Nebr
Beatrice
Petition for estate administration of William N Sparks
Notice to interested parties in Jeffer son County Nebraska that a petition seeks appointment of Hattie G Diller and Clifford N Sparks as executors of the estate of William N Sparks with a hearing set for July 10, 1934 at 9:00 A M before County Judge E R Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William N. Sparks
Jefferson County
Nebraska
Hattie G. Diller
Clifford N. Sparks
E.R. Bee
Also Mentioned on This Page
The
Diller Record
L. M. Cavett
Martha B. Cavett
F. T. Pearce
Diller Nebr
D. K. Stamny Harbine
Emil Ackeman
Rohrbaugh
George W. Arnold
Harbine
Nebr
Harry B. Messenger
Fakmers
Odell
Henry Hadley
Ploward
Norfolk Insane Hospital
Superior
E. L. Loock
Jennie Kendall
Knights of Pythias of
Burlington Beach
County
Frank Lightner
Bill Dalton
Lois Hart
Houston Wallace
Ardmore
I. T
Begole & VanArsdale Co
Zook & Clark
Kansas City
John Clark
John Zook
E. Children
Council Bluffs
Ethel Jeffryes
Mrs. Jeffreys
United States
J. B. Zook
San Francisco
Plymouth
Geo. Hudson
Spencer
Wilber
W.S. Diller
Price Bros
Old Settlers
Hawke’ Grove
Endicott
Fairbury Journal
D. W. van Horn
Burlington
Mr. van Horn
Presbyterian
Rufus Thompson
Emma Gaisford
George Baker
Emma Dewey
Langworthy
S. T. Fawkins
Diller Methodist Church
Frank A. Houston
Fairbury, Nebr
Edw
B. Ackerman
Optometrist
Fairbury, Nebraska
Carl Schnuelle
Farmers Union Insurance Co
Omaha, Nebr
Jones
Bonham Theatre
Lanny Ross
Ann Southern
Charles Ruggles
Ann Boland
Orient Express
Heather Angel
Norman Foster
Jack Hoxie
Warner Baxter
Rosemary Ames
Comedy Pictorial
Marion Davies
Gary Cooper
Hm Gibson
Fos
Combis Diawaltg
McLeran
N. 6Th
Pme
Seatruicr
Boxs Cafe
H. M. Holle
Paris
W. I. Filley
Waggoner Brothers
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