Local Classifieds Roundup from Fairbury Nebr Advertisers
Alfalfa hay for sale at Diller State Bank 1 Large size radio battery for sale cheap W T Logan Two young thoroughbred Holstein bulls for sale John Rose man Farmers union and oils call Farmers store Stefford A full stock of fly nets at low prices Cord nets five dollars leather nets eight dollars Gus Dressen F A Moon quality monuments at reasonable prices Fairbury Nebr Est 1886 A recent shipment of razors to Africa signals a big dance ahead Mr and Mrs Harry Fisher Beatrice spent weekend with Will Green family Your old shoes are the most comfortable Don t discard them Let us repair them Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor north of Bonham Theatre
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Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor
Bonham Theatre
Lincoln Star Election Offer Publicized
The Lincoln Star promotes daily and Sunday editions for political campaign coverage. Offer runs until November 15 1930 with introductory rates of 1.50 for daily and 2.00 for daily with Sunday, regular yearly rates 4.00 and 6.00 respectively. Subscribe through The Lincoln Star or Diller Record office.
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Lincoln Star
Star
Diller Record Office
Visitors and travel rates noted in Nebraska brief
Doris and Mary Beckwith visit relatives in Omaha while J. E. Copeland of Beatrice, formerly from Diller, was in town. Mail plane passenger rates from Lincoln run to Omaha eleven dollars, to Des Moines twenty six, and to Chicago fifty six. Fred Klusman, injured June sixteenth while shelling corn at John Webling's, remains in serious condition at a Fairbury hospital.
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Lincoln
Omaha
Des Moines
Chicago
Fred Klusman
John Webling
Fairbury Hospital
Hansen couple welcome 7 pound girl in June birth
Mr and Mrs W W Hansen of a rural home seven miles south and ten west of Diller welcomed a seven pound daughter born June 20. Frances James is listed as a guardian name in the notice.
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W. W. Hansen
Frances James
Diller
Arlee Family Visiting Nebraska Relatives
Mr and Mrs De Mers and daughter Catherine of Arlee Montana arrived Wednesday for a vacation visit with their cousin J Smith Diller and other Nebraska relatives
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de Mers
Catherine
Arlee, Mt
J. Smith Diller
Nebraska
Rainy day sale at Gamble Stores
The message notes rain and a rope replacement offer at Gamble Stores on W Court St. It advertises 7-8 per cent pure Manila rope at 54 cents per foot and 4 inch sling at 22 cents per foot with a weathered, terse sales tone.
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Sling
Gamble
W. Court St
Beatrice, N
Bee
Ed Cowles Passes Away After Long Lincoln Residence
The Fairbury Journal notes Ed Cowles, longtime Lincoln resident and former county official, has died after a long illness. He was past 80 years of age and served as superintendent and deputy county treasurer during his years in public service.
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B. Wiles
Brother duo injured in Dunn Bros truck rollover
Loyal Henrichs and his brother Ge oa ag "Mr. "- early George Hen , were injured when Loyal driving a Dunn Bros truck hit soft dirt and rolled into a ditch. The load of gas pipe shifted and narrowly spared the younger boy from being struck. Both boys suffered cuts and bruises after being thrown through the windshield.
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Loyal Henrichs
Ge Oa Ag
George Hen
Dunn Bro
Loyal
Death of Former Resident J H Emery Recalls Illinois Birth
Through courtesy of F E Hale of Brush Colorado the Record notes the death of James Hiram Emery a former county resident and neighbor. Born October 28 1856 in Fulton County Illinois he farmed in Richardson County after moving there in 1879 He lived 73 years 7 months and 20 days at death He is survived by his wife Lizzie Clark and children including H Emery of Diego California.
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F. E. Hale
Brush
Colo
J. H. Emery
Ieeeee
James Hiram Emery
Fulton County
Ill
Linabeth
Richardson County
Lizzie Clark
Diego
Calif
Belva Woods Dies at Home Near Diller After Illness
Belva Martha Kionamon Woods born June 16 Isas died June 17 at her home near Diller after a brief illness. She married Claude Woods June 14, 1921 and was active as a teacher and community helper. Survived by husband, parents Chag Kinnamon Gothenberg Neb., sisters Cundall Fort Morgan Colo., H. Kuhlman Fairbury, Leta and Tom Fairbury, and other relatives. Funeral June 20 at 2:30 P. M. at home, Rev. Fillinger Steele City and Rev. Deadman Fairbury officiating. Burial Fairbury cemetery.
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Belva . Woods
Isas
Diller
Belva Martha
Kionamon
Claude Woods
Eaeter
Marjorie
Sheila
Christian Church
Fairbury
Smallree
Chag.Kinnamon
Eie
C. Cundall
Gothenberg
Nebr
Jos. H. Kuhlman
Fort Morgan
Colo
Leta
Tom
Feibury
Fillinger
Steele’City
Deadman
Woods Family Thanks for Kindness after Bereavement
The Claude M. Woods family expresses sincere appreciation for acts of kindness from neighbors and friends during their time of bereavement. Grateful for floral offerings and any assistance.
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Claude M. Woods
Bethel Items and Rural News From Homer Ramsey Area
Local notes report visits by Bethel residents and relatives including Mr and Mrs Ade Watson Mr and Mrs Saylor and Mr Chas Cully. Charles Ramsey injured by a horse and treated at Odell hospital by Dr Rice. Census work by Mise Mr Mollie Hiatt and gas line work nearby. A moral tale remembers that gossip cannot be fully recalled once spoken.
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Ade Watson
Saylor
Chas. Cully
Chas
Brandt
Paraleigh
Ramsey
Homer Ramsey
Charles Ramsey
Charley Cully
Odell Hospital
Rice
Mollie Hiatt
Bethel Dist
John’ Pulec
Fourth of July Independence Day Bank and Post Office Closures
The notice states that on Independence Day banks and the post office will be closed. It mentions no rural services and indicates a nationwide or central government holiday.
Ten Candidats In Sher Iff Race Five For Clerk
Jefferson county filings for August primary show sheriff field at ten candidates including seven Republicans led by F. M. Tippin and three Democrats led by Frank Lightbody. Other offices see incumbents and rivals filing across county clerk treasurer surveyor and superintendent positions with Fairbury central to many candidacies.
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Fairbury
Jefferson County
F. M. Tippin
Emily Ackman
Jansen
Walter Baruth
Powell
Fred J. Knispel
Plymouth
Joseph Cook
John S. Bell
Eph T
Frank Lightbody
Otis L. Smith
R. D. Roode
Arthur J. Denney
David F. Foster
John C. Mullen
E. L. Jenkins
August Kroll
F. L. Harlan
Ee Mendenhall
Olds
Brank A. Mosher
Reynolds Buller
Fred O. Jones
Fred Leonard
Mendenhall
W.L. Woods
J. M. Koch
Enahaa Com
Rock
Creek
Jefferson
Pleasant
George W. P Troreon
Teale Cit City
Henry Wallbaum
J.F. Roseman
Diller
F. Dieer
Lincoln
Antelope
Buckley
Charles F
Bank examiners cannot borrow money from banks note
A fragment notes that bank examiners avoid borrowing from banks, suggesting a prudent stance and referencing a person described as in good health for one of her years. The text implies general caution among officials rather than a specific incident.
Dodder Found In Local Clover Fields Warns To Eradicate
W. E. Mudge submitted a sample of dodder to the Record office after finding the parasitic vine in red clover on his town lots. The leafless plant harms host crops and decays at the roots to feed, so eradication is advised where found.
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W. E. Mudge
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Thorebred Holstein
John Roseman
Farmers Union and Oils Call
Farmers Store
Stefford
Gus Dressen
Moon
Africa
Harry Fisher
Beatrice
Will Green
Doris
Mary Beckwith
J. E. Copeland
Cowles
Diller Vicinity
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Gee
John Clauson
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