Local Farm Activity Sparks Community Talk
Fragmentary notes describe farmers in the vicinity cutting wheat and referencing a 50 year old Mr de Se ta tayae. A London-based Mrs Warford guest with her daughter Mrs Nara Brough Lines visited friends and traveled to Lincoln with two children, staying at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Harry Grown.
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Mr. de Se Ta Tayae
London
Doop
Warford Hee
Nara Brough
Lincoln
Mrs
Harry Grown
Lincoln residents visit Carrie Green and family
Mrs. Mary Emerson and her son Jim of Lincoln Nebraska spent time with Carrie Green and her family.
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Mary Emerson
Jim
Lincoln, Nebr
Carrie Green
Brandt Family Heads North Platte Visit
Wilson Brandt and family left early in their car for a visit with North Platte relatives. Hargis, the father-in-law of Mr Brandt, is riding the stock in his absence.
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Wilson Brandt
Avidit
North Platte
Hargis
Beatrice
Brandt
For Sale Items Include Binders and Plow
Listing notes a McCormick binder for sale and one IBC binder advertised for hire for two binders. Also offered is a 10 ft. Te a hae plow with pend condone.
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McCormick
Arthur Wieths Drives New Project Car After VKED
Arthur Wieths is driving a new project car which he recently and a vked. One week from next Tuesday will be July 4th, the days we celebrate. Geo Freiag drives a new land Four bought from S J Thompson.
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Arthur Wieths
Geo.freiag
Newland Four
S. J. Thompson
Local Visit and Hospital Update In Diller and Beatrice Area
Geo Andrews stopped by Saturday to visit friends and relatives in Diller and Shea. Roscoe Coleman was taken to Beatrice hospital Saturday for an appendicitis operation. WR WW Green left Saturday for Wiiets Kan for a two works visit with mother Mrs Sarah Witty and brother Fred.
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Geo. “Andrews
Diller and Shea
Roscoe Coleman
Beatrice Hospital
Green
Wiiets
Kan
Wu Two
Sarah Witty
Fred
Byron couple visit Gretzinger and Tinat kin over weekend
Mr and Mrs Harry Gregory of Byron Nebraska were weekend guests at the home of Mrs Gretzinger and also visited her sister Mrs Clint Tinat and family.
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Harry Gregory
Byron, Nebr
John Gretzinger
Clint ‘Tinat Menend
Moran Woman Returns Home After Visit
Mrs. Robert Eastwood and her daughter Marguerite of Moran Kansas returned Saturday to Moran after spending several enjoyable days with old friends and neighbors.
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Robert ~Eastwood
Marguerite
Moran, Kans
Clifford Sparks Plans Kansas City Visit and Maryville Stop
Clifford Sparks spends part of his vacation in Kansas City and will make a brief call on his sister Mrs. E. W. Atkinson in Maryville Kansas before returning home.
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Clifford Sparks
Kansas City
E. W.atkinson
Maryville
Kan
Funeral attendance prompts temporary depot duties
Mr W. 1 Filley attended the funeral of his wife's mother Mrs Geo Hollenberger in Kansay City and returned. On the early Tuesday morning passenger Reee hyo assumed the duties at the depot during Mr Filleys absence.
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Filley
Kansay City
A. Reee
Hyo
Wireless outfits gain in Steele City scene
W Hicks hies installed radio gear in his yard once, but R S Wilfley, owner of the machine, now orders a complete new outfit. Wilfley expects it soon, making three wireless setups in Steele City, following Chey and L Earhart who installed one a couple of months ago.
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W. Hicks
R. S. Wilfley
Mr. Wilfley
Chey
L. Earhart Ag
Steele City
Bargain list offers canned goods and supplies
The notice lists low price deals for Brenneman beans pork and beans sliced beef ketchup noodles and pasta boxes of matches and other kitchen staples. It ends with a villager wish about drawing the Halstein cow and is signed by W A Sopder.
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Brenneman
Death of Gioree Hollenberger Davie Bell
Death occurred at age 80 in Kohrersville after a long illness brought on by apoplexy at the home of her daughter Grace Combs. She was born September 8, 1841, married to George Hollenberger at 19, and leaves seven children. Surviving are four sons, George William Charles and Nebr., plus two daughters. The obituary notes Civil War memories and long residence near Keedysville Maryland. Also mentions local items: Diller was defeated 7 to 10 at Endicott. Earl Zock family visiting S J Thompson’s in Beatrice.
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Davie and
Heerlatts
Neff) Bell
Grace Combs
Kohrersville
Keedysville
George Hollenberger
George
Wiliam
Charles
Nebr
Mia
Kansas City
Gettyeburg
PBS Grandaia
Earl Zock
Beatrice
S. J. Thompson
Waggoner Bros Display Carnations Prompt Wordplay
A local display by Waggoner Bros features a bouquet of carnations while a dialog hints at skepticism about the flowers. The exchange mentions Veda and a character named Charlie with a cautious note that one should not entirely trust Charlie.
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Waggoner Bros
Charlie
Veda
Family Leaves for Kansas City After Message About Mother
Mrs W S Filley and children Eleanor and Hubert depart Friday for Kansas City in response to a message notifying them of their mother’s illness and condition.
Publican Candidate Albert H By Talks in Diller
A brief notice records Albert H By publican candidate giving a short address in Diller on a Wednesday morning. The readable fragment notes a political campaign moment with local civic interest.
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Hono
Albert H
Diller
Brothers George Theodore and Fred Lenc Travelled to Blue Pow Highway
Messers George Theodore and Fred and their families motored to Blue Pow Highway Sunday, where they spent the day.
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Messers
George
Theodore
Fred
Lenc
Blue
Train Delays Hit McCook Division Bridge Offense
Passenger trains on the McCook division were delayed for several hours Wednesday due to a problem with a bridging obstruction. No injuries reported and service resumed after the issue was addressed.
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McCook
Zook Family Reunion Guests View Thompson Home
Mr and Mrs Clyde Zook and son Boobie from Nebraska City along with John Zook and wife from Fresno Calif will visit at the home of their sister Mrs D Thompson and family.
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Beatrice Oesdlay
Clyde Zook
Boobie
Nebraska City
John Zook
Fresno
Calif
Mra
D. Thompson
Quiet Home Wedding in Rush City Area
The marriage of Miss Aurel CG Crononemaker to Mr Paul H Kisvo was held at the bride’s parents’ home two miles north of Rush City on June 7 1922 at 125 pm. Rev Orrack of Pine City officiated with about forty relatives and friends in attendance. A wedding march was played by Mrs o t c o elster of the groom. Town guests included Mr Ed Kisvo of Dover and Mr and Mrs Wm Kroeger of St Paul.
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Aurel CG. Crononemaker
C. W. Townemaker
Paul H. Kisvo
Dover
Minn
Rush City
Orrack
Pine City
Otc Oan Elster
Tof Town
Te. Ed. Kisvo
Dever
Wm. Kroeger
St. Paul
Geo
Letths
Arthur . Eravee
Brecewe
I Ee
Wheat harvest risk as rain delays in Colorado Springs visit
Mr Marshall London visits Diller relative in Colorado Springs while farmers fear heavy rain may ruin wheat and delay harvest. Fred Brown, an Omaha bandit and kidnapper who evaded two states for three weeks, was shot and captured near Medicine Row Wyv and taken to Lincoln on Wednesday.
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Marshal London
Colorado Springs
Diller
Fred Brown
Omaha
Wee
Medicine Row
Wyv
Lincoln Wednesay
Stock Shipment From Local Farms
Two car loads of hogs were sent to St. Joe by the Farmer's Shipping Association and one car load of cattle went to Kansas City by Harry Weddel.
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Farmer’s Shipping
Assu
St. Joe
Harry Weddel
Kansas City
Eyes. need Glaseee remember A. D. . Achrman, Faire bury
Fragmentary text appears as a garbled note about optometry or eye care. No coherent event, names, or place to establish a factual news item.
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A. D
Achrman
Fairebury
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Credit Makin
Citizens State Bank
Gheer
Roe
W. A. Sopder
Death of Fire
Gioree Hollen
Endicott
A “Sre
H. K. Shutt Pharmacy
A. D. Acker
G. H. Newton
Eye
Fatbury
Farmer
Union Co-operative Store
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