Coming Events and Local Notices Summary
Primary election set for July 18 with Diller chautauqua July 29 to August 2 and Gage County Fair September 25 to 29. W. A. Snyder installed a new ceiling electric fan. Mr and Mrs Floyd Hurst have traveled to Kansas City for work. Tanlac touted by Shutt's Drug Store. Ross Hill underwent appendicitis surgery at a Best rice hospital yesterday. Mrs Albert Lucas of Crab Orchard visited her son Chas Lucas in Elsie yesterday evening.
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Diller Chautauqua
Gage Co. Fair
Diller Area Visitors Include Relatives from Nebr and Geneva
Mrs G H Worley and family of Omsha visit the Code of her brother Frank Jebnagn and family in the city. Lloyd Hughes and wife of Geneva Nebraska stay a week at the Rome with J L Hughes and others. Mr I D Steiner heads to Carlisle in response to a death in the family. Loncks enjoy a visit from daughter Mrs E Henzich and child of Deshler Nebraska and other Diller relatives. Alma Zook sister of Mrs S J Thompson and Beulah Thompen of Lincoln arrive for a brief visit with Diller kin.
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G. H.worley
Non
Omsha
Frank Jébnagn
Lloyd Hughes
Geneva
Nbr
Rome
J. L. Hughes
I D. Steiner
Carlisle
EL. Lonck
Mre
Henzichs
Deshler
Nebr
Mise Alma Zook
Diller Telephone Office Reopens After Brief Vacation
Mrs. Bowers resumes duties as chief operator at the Diller office following a weeklong vacation. Mrs. W. Bristol acted in her absence during the pioneer period.
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Bowers
Diller Telephone Office
W. Bristol
Odell Oracle Editor Helps Record Meet Schedule
Mr W E Muth, Odell Oracle editor, aided the Record in meeting schedule time. He visited Diller on Thursday with his wife and daughter Gene, who spent the day with Mrs Iva Innis. Frank Tooker, attending Normal at Neylogthia, insured his automobile with Worth Western National. the car’s color was red the next day.
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W. E. Muth
Odell Oracle
Force
Mr. Muth
Diller
Gene
Iva Innis
Frank Tooker
Ney
Logthia
Frank
Fi Starr
Henry Abieves Files as Democratic Candidate for County Commissioner
Henry Abieves files as a Democratic candidate for the first district county commissioner seat. A longtime resident of Pleasant Newton precinct for thirty seven years, he is described as a successful farmer, signaling experience in local rural leadership.
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Henry Abieves
Im. Pleasant Newton
Farmer Steel J
Téap
W A Lodge Meeting Names New Committees and Discusses Picnic
At a special W A lodge meeting in which the session ran two days, Mr M Calender and Mr W E Anderson were elected to chair committees. The group extended invitations to two additional lodges and the community club to consider the matter of Diller’s fungal picnic.
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W. A. Lodge
St Ween
Re Lide
Prentt
M. Calender
W. E Anderson
Diller
For Sale 1916 Ford Touring Car in Fine Shape
For sale a 1916 Ford Touring car described as in fine shape with new paint and top. Sold by Diller Auto Co with contact by phone 40.
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Diller Auto Co
Cleve Hiatt relatives host Sunday visit
Mr and Mrs Cleve Hiatt were Sunday guests at the home of Mrs Hiatt's parents Mr and Mrs J H Hughes. Also noted is a seven pound boy born to Francie Wallace and husband. Newton Spark left for Madrid Nebraska to visit their son Chester and family.
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Cleve Hiatt
Francie Wallace
Pearl
Hanson
Diller
Newton Spark
Chester
Madrid
Nebr
J Smith Diller Returns From Lincoln Trip
J Smith Diller motored to Lincoln Sunday and returned Monday with his wife and three children Marion Elosie and Roger who had visited relatives there since Saturday.
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J. Smith Diller
Lincoln
Marion
Elosie
Roger
Prominent Wymore Firms Under Investigation for Kiln Site
Investigations target the Fairchilds Crick Endicott group over plans to locate a kiln on the Davig place west of Wymore. Reported rich beds of fiery brick and pottery in the area fuel the inquiry.
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Wymore
Fairchilds Crick -Kiln - Endicott
Davig Place
Tucker return home after operation in Council Bluffs
Mc J R Tucker, who underwent an operation in a hospital at Council Bluffs three weeks ago, was able to return home Monday. Her sister Ellen Tucker of Weston plans a short visit with relatives and friends.
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Mc. J. R. Tucker
Council, Bluffs, Ix
Ellen Tucker
Weston
Marriage Announcement for Harry Harrie and Lyraine Wolf
Mr and Mrs B L Loock announce the marriage of their nephew Harry Harrie of Wymore to Miss Lyraine Wolf. They will reside in Wymore where Mr Harris has a position in a shoe store.
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B. L. Loock
Harry Harrie
Wymore
Warthen Family Visit Records Resignation and Travel Plans
Mr and Mrs E Warthen and son Forest of Hanover visited their mother Mrs Sarah Warthen and sister Flora on Tuesday. Mr Warthen recently resigned from Farmers Union Grain Co to travel for Grain Commission Co based in Kansas City.
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E. . Warthen
Eon Forest
Hanover
Sarah
Warthen
Flora
Farmers Union Grain Co
Grain Coxmmission Co
Kansas City
Feegived at this office of the safe arrive ai Teer Péarce
Fragmentary note describes a visit by Bark family with relatives in Weyune and Nebr to a distant trip. It hints at plans to send more information and a Record request. The text is garbled but suggests ongoing family movements and editor inquiries about the trip.
Sunday School Food Sale Planned at Wagguntr Bros
No. three and four of the M B E Sunday school will hold a food sale at Wagguntr Brosature on Saturday afternoon at four o clock.
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M. BE
Wagguntr Bros. Ature
Harbine Notes Health News and Local Sports
Mrs W. 8 Arnold is able to be about again after illness. A Plymouth vs Harbine game Sunday drew about 500 spectators, with Plymouth winning 6 to 4. Various local visits and travels are noted, including Ozell and Odell relatives, and hospital operations for Cleo Camp and a Beartie patient.
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Arnold
Plymouth
Harbine
Paul Renz
Phyllis
Henry
Polfus
Hazel
Joha Schutte
Gilead
Majorie
Copeland
Odell
Josephine Ommen
Mable Kopp
Dick Ommen
Frank Butler
Omaha
Shark
Lincoln
T. L. Ewing
Arnold Lottman
Shea
Roth
Will Camp
Beartie
Cleo
Street fair at Wm. Dick's draws strong crowds
The Friday night street fair and carnival at Wm. Dick's drew steady crowds. The ham serger booth flourished while ice cream sales lagged due to cool weather. The candy stand sold out, the fish pond emptied early, and the soft drinks area remained popular despite distractions. Mrs. Alice Simpson from Omaha visited her sister during harvest time.
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Siang
Atinka
Prime
Alice Simpson
Omah
Misager
Farm Boy Prose Values Rural Training Over City Life
A Farm Boy quotes praise for farming as life’s best training ground across city life. He argues farm work teaches endurance and honesty, while city jobs tempt with ease but fail to match natural discipline. The piece extols the country boy who learns hard labor early and carries it into adulthood.
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Farm Ife
Ike
Diller Bucke
Eve and the Teé¢l Ebee Before Countrys Consider Actions
A fragment hints at reflections on how nations view their neighbors before taking actions. It references Eve and a teé¢l ebeeee with unclear meaning, suggesting a critique of preemptive moves.
Circle Round the East This Year at New England Resorts
An advertisement invites readers to visit the eastern summer scene from New York to Boston and Atlantic City. It promises historic charm, sea shore attractions, Adirondacks and Catskills, and scenic rivers. The author offers to arrange complete trips and tailor recommendations for travelers.
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New York
Coney Island
Atlantic City
Atlantic
Boston
New England
Adirondacks
Catskills
Van
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Orad
Diller State Bank
General Banking
W. A. Snyder
Floyd Hurst
Tanlac
Ross Hill
Elsie
Bestrice Hospital
Ome
Tania
Reever& Gra
J. Cheney
Toledo
S. J
Thompson Auto
Ieeter
Deanoanenie
Beeeee
Ste
C. G. Catlin Company
Fairbury
FORD
W. L Fulley
Wes
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