Home grown cherries ripe and fridge for sale
Local notices mention ripe home grown cherries for sale by C. H. Cully. Oats fields improve with rains and warmer weather bringing corn to the fore. An assortment of personal notices lists visitors and vacations including Mrs. Elmo Hadley of Lincoln visiting Diller relatives and friends, and rural mail carriers Clifford Sparks and Scott A. Miller taking two weeks vacation from Diller.
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Clifford Sparks
Scott A. Miller
Diller
Hollingsworths Visit Lincoln Couple in Diller
Mr and Mrs A C Hollingsworth of Lincoln stayed with Geo Cunningham in Diller near Diller from Friday to Sunday, visiting his brother and wife.
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A. C. Hollingsworth
Lincoln
Geo. Cunningham
Diller
Miller Jr. Improves After Severe Measles Complication
Scott Jr. son of Mr. and Mrs. Scott A. Miller has been very sick with a swollen neck gland after measles. He shows clear improvement at this writing.
Jolly Neighbor's Club Met With Mrs Frisbie
The Jolly Neighbor's Club met with Mrs. Fred Frisbie on June 11. Seven members and four visitors attended. The afternoon featured quilting. Next meeting will be with Mrs. Geo Novotny on June 25, Wednesday.
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Jolly Neighbor’s Club
Fred Frisbie
Geo. Novotny
Picnic gathering at Belvidere with McCune family kin
Mr and Mrs Roy McCune host a Sunday picnic at Belvidere joined by Roy Broadstone Olivia James and Vera Kuhns. Mrs James and her children Katherine and Jack traveled to visit at the McCune home with other relatives.
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Roy McCune
Roy Broadstone
Olivia James
Vera Kuhns
Belvidere
Notice For Bids On Platform Dance Rights 1924
Bids for exclusive right to a platform dance on grounds during the Piller Picnic on August 13 and 14 1924 are invited by Secretary W E Anderson See y Diller Picnic Com. 25 percent of bid to accompany bid. Bids close 8 p m June 27 1924.
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Piller
Same
Timber and cherry sales and local notices
The timber looks inviting with a note about cherries for sale. A routine M W A meeting is scheduled for the second and fourth Thursday each month. A boy displayed a fine string of fish on the street to others. Mrs M E Wright traveled Wednesday on the Burlington to visit friends at Wymore.
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M. E. Wright
Burlington
Wymore
Moon and Sons Monuments In Fairbury Nebraska Ad
Family notes from Odell area show Laurie Esther and Billie Bristol visiting Uncle TM Sands and Aunt Mrs. Sands. Wheat harvest expected in about ten days with fields looking well and straw long. Grace Luffkin of Fairbury visits Grace Myers and Mrs. Clara Myers near Fairbury.
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Laurie
Esther
Billie Bristol
Mrs. Sands
Odell
Grace Luffkin
Fairbury
Miss Grace Myers
Clara Myers
Weigel Family Returns to Lincoln After Visit
Dr. W. L. Weigel and relatives the Weigels Henrichs and Hilders had been visiting since Sunday and left Tuesday to return home in Lincoln.
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W. L. Weigel
Weigels
Henrichs
Hilders
Lincoln
Death calls Clarks to Seward Nebraska
Rev and Mrs W F Clark travel to Seward Nebraska on Wednesday after the death of C E Boise a pioneer resident and leading business man of that place in Nebraska with his brother in law W F Clark and wife.
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W. F. Clark
Seward
Nebr
Inlaw
C. E. Boise
Sealed bids for school house painting near Diller
Bids will be received until 12 oclock noon July 1 1924 for painting and papering the Dist 57 school house four miles south of Diller and painting all out buildings. Leave bids with L S Marsteller.
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Dist
Diller
L. S. Marsteller
Diller Town Should It Be Better Through Harmony
The piece argues Diller can improve if residents stop fighting over disagreements. It notes little sake in anger when others hold different views and suggests even a newspaper writer would be irritated by widespread quarrels.
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Diller
Family ties span Herkimer visit to Marysville medical care
Mr and Mrs Mullenstead and their son Henry and daughter Helen of Herkimer Kansas visited here Sunday. Their relatives Mrs Box Hollie and family accompanied them to Marysville Kansas where Mrs Hollie underwent an appendicitis operation Tuesday. She is reported doing nicely despite the setback.
Forest Hartzel Ships Hogs and Local Notes
Forest Hartzel shipped a load of hogs Sunday. Oliver Farrow takes a week off from his Farmers elevator job. Grandma Morris travels from Fairbury Friday to live with her daughter Mrs. Frank T. Pearce. W. G. Robertson nurses a sore eye from a steel fragment Sunday. sight not injured, a close call.
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Forest Hartzel
Oliver Farrow
Farmers Elevator
Grandma Morris
Fairbury
Frank T. Pearce
W.G. Robertson
Miss Eva Line Arrives in Philadelphia for Summer Visit
Miss Eva Line, medical student at the University of Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, arrived Saturday to spend the summer vacation with her parents, Mr and Mrs W C Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eva Line
University of Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Mrs. W. C. Line
Tristmans Visit Lincoln After Son’s Death
Mr and Mrs A L Tristman drove to Lincoln on Monday to visit Mr and Mrs Reinhart after learning their son John Joy Reinhart was ill and had died the night before, though they had not heard of the death.
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A. L. Tristman
Lincoln
A. Reinhart
John Joy Reinhart
Viers Family Motor Trip to Nebraska and Kansas
Dr. S B Viers and family left Friday on a motor trip to Superior and Red Cloud Nebraska and Lebanon Kansas to visit relatives. They returned Sunday accompanied by the doctor's father S B Viers Sr who lives in Lebanon. Mr Viers Sr was a pleasant caller at the Record office Tuesday.
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S. B. Viers
Superior
Red Cloud
Nebr
Lebanon
Kan
Mr. Viers
Hale family may settle in Colorado after favorable crops
F E Hale returned Saturday from Abbott Colorado near which place he had located his family for the summer on one of their farms. He says crops there look as well as here though a bit later. It is barely possible the Hale family may locate in Colorado permanently.
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F.E. Hale
Abbott
Colo
Diller Lincoln Club Holds Meet at Hemphill Home
The Diller Lincoln 116th held a Friday gathering at Mrs. William J. Hemphill’s home 1141 Washington Street. Roses peonies daisies and lilies decorated. Prizes went to Mrs. Elmo Hadley and Mrs. William Myers. Yellow and white refreshments followed. A July 11 picnic is planned at Antelope Park Lincoln Star.
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Diller-Lincoln
William J. Hemphill
Washington Street
Elmo Hadley
William Myers
Antelope Park
Lincoln Star
Tornado Hits Wesington Springs Causes Million in Damages
E F Habicht received a telegram from his brothers Carl and Max in Wesington Springs South Dakota stating no personal injuries from the Saturday tornado. The storm ripped the roof from Carl’s house destroyed his garage damaged his car and blew out the front of the family store flooding stock. Estimated damages nearby exceed 1 000 000.
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E. F. Habicht
Carl
Max
Wessington Springs
Prairie Home Cemetery Caretaking Suggestions
The committee on care taking notes corner markers above ground slow mowing. They urge owners to lower stones to ground level for neater maintenance and time savings. They request lot owners to place yard waste on the northwest trash pile when mowing.
Topeka Woman Visits Siblings in Nebraska and Kansas
Mias Gladys Mourke of Topeka Kansas arrived to see relatives including her brother Dr S B Viers and his family after visits to Lebanon Kansas and Superior Nebraska.
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Mias Gladys Mourke
Topeka
Kan
Lebanon
Superior
Nebr
S. B. Viers
Kinsman Family Visit From Beaver City
Misses Dorothy and Frances Kinsman and Master Charles Kinsman of Beaver City arrived Thursday to spend the summer with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Arthur Vieths.
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Dorothy
Frances Kinsman
Charles Kinsman
Beaver City
Arthur Vieths
Snell Family Visits From Superior With Starrs
Mr and Mrs Thos Snell and their two children stayed with Mrs Ollie Brooks and her sister Mrs R F Starr and family from Friday to Sunday. John Starr accompanied them home returning Thursday.
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Thos. Snell
Snell
Ollie Brooks
Superior
R. F. Starr
John Starr
Ex-Service Men Entitled to Adjusted Compensation Now
World War veterans serving over sixty days qualify for cash or certificates payable at death or in twenty years. The Nebraska American Legion arranges to distribute government application blanks and assist veterans. Members need take no action now. nonmembers should register at a Legion post to receive blanks. Applications must be filed before January 1 1928.
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Nebraska America Legion
Legion
Washington
Ounce
The
Geer Boy Treated After Neck Gland Lancing
Virgil Geer son of Mr and Mrs Ray Geer was taken to a Beatrice hospital Monday after a gathering in a gland of his neck from tonsillitis was lanced and he has been getting along nicely since.
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Virgil Geer
Ray Geer
Beatrice Hospital
Stock shipment to St. Joe market from this station
Tuesday shipment comprised six car loads: Harry Weddle one hogs. Farmers Shipping Assn. one hog. one hogs and cattle. Oake Lottman one cattle. Charley Barber two cattle. Lottman and Barber accompanied stock. Barber held cattle over for better price.
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St. Joe Market
Harry Weddle
Farmers Shipping Assn
Oake Lottman
Charley Barber
Messrs. Lottman
Barber
Dr G H Newton Eye Ear Nose Throat
Dr G H Newton, specialist in eye, ear, nose and throat care, based in Fairbury Nebraska.
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G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Wood For Sale By J M Hiatt
Dry seasoned furnace and cook stove wood sold at five dollars delivered and three forty five on site. Straight oak and walnut priced six dollars. Seasoned oak and walnut posts two for twenty five cents. Offer valid about May first. J M Hiatt.
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J. M. Hiatt
Thursday Local Markets Grain and Dairy Prices
Wheat No 2 75 cents, oats 43 cents, butter and packing butter listed. Prices for creamery items, table butter, and butter fat noted in local market listing.
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Teateek Co Cnte Osere Cantetes
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Refrigerator
C. H. Cully
W. G. Robertson
B. F. Henrichs
W.F. Myers
Havelock
W. E. Anderson
Y Diller
F. A. Moon & Son
J. W. Fouts
Prairie Home Cemetery
H. K. Shutt
Dr. Leach
Habicht’s
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