Farmers Moving Week and Local Elections
Village and school election set for April 4. Weather report notes two inches of snowfall on Tuesday. Rex Theatre activity and a note of new draperies from E. F. Habich. Miss Cecil Hodam visited Kansas City. Deimar Hales moved to a new home purchased from L. M. Cavett. Alpha Wiemers mails day old chicks. B. F. Henrichs lists Duroc Jersey brood sows for March and April. Druggist H. K. Shutt took a short flu-related vacation.
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Deimar Hales
L. M. Cavett
H. K. Shutt
Local Moves and Visits Mark Area Residency Shifts
B F Mathias from Steele Guy plans to move this week to land near Lamar Colorado. Harley Clarks store household goods in Diller and will visit Filley to see Mr and Mrs Millard Thompson and may decide to relocate there.
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B. F. Mathias
Steele Guy
Lamar
Colo
Harley Clarks
Diller
Filley
Millard Thompson
Stock Loads Sent From Station to St. Joe Market
Four loads were shipped to the St. Joe market on Tuesday from this station. Farmers Shipping Assn. delivered two hogs and one cattle load. Mrs. Harry Davis sent one hogs and one cattle load.
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St. Joe Market
Farmers Shipping Assn
Harry Davis
Seede Wiemers
St. Joe
Doctor Dr O G C Diehl Brings Wife Home From Radium Hospital
Dr O G C Diehl traveled to Omaha and returned Sunday to bring his wife home after a three day radium treatment for throat trouble that showed apparently beneficial effect.
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O GC. Diehl
Omaha
Radium Hospital
Fire destroys Haig store in Endicott blaze
Early Thursday morning a fire at the Haig store on the west side of Main Street south of the garage consumed the building and stock. The blaze started in the back room where various oils were stored. Miss Flossie Raymond, longtime Diller public schools teacher, is visiting family in Lincoln for the weekend.
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Haig
Endicott
Main Street
Flossie Raymond
Diller Public
LaForrest
Lincoln
Board Re-Elects Teachers. Supt Emmert Not Candidate
At a meeting of the board of education last Friday evening all teachers engaged at the start of this year were re elected for next year. Supt Emmert was not a candidate for re election for another term. No arrangements have been made for a superintendent for next year at this time.
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Board of Education
Supt
Emmert
Local notes and sales from Over The Hill period
Flu cases span the week with Mrs M E Musser, Mrs Quinter Fry, and Will Plager's family ill. Local ads promote Prattscbs chick Food, Buff Orphington eggs at 3.00 per hundred, Endicott wiring from Fairbury via Fairchild's, cattle shipment to St Joe, alfalfa hay at 15 per ton, and 40 bushels alfalfa seed for sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Schmuelle
First Diller Library Association Meeting Posted
The first meeting of the Diller Library Association is set at City Hall on Monday March 6 at 8 o clock. F E Hale serves as president.
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Diller Library Association
Prairie hay for sale at eight dollars a ton in Diller
For sale five or six tons of loose prairie hay stored in a barn on Roulston place. Price eight dollars per ton. Buyers may weigh and send payment to Steele City bank. Also notes a family visit from Norfolk Nebr to Diller relatives including Mr and Mrs Jerome Wood Pickard and their children and Mr and Mrs W G Pickard.
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Roulston Place
Steele City Bank
B. F. Mathias
Jerome Wood Féther Pickard
W.G. Pickard
Norfolk
Nebr
Jas. A. Pickard
Diller
Beatrice Pastor's Household Goods Unloaded for New Manse
Three truck loads of Rev. Victor F. Clark's household goods from Beatrice were unloaded Tuesday at the former Presbyterian manse, to serve as the new pastor's temporary residence. Rev. and Mrs. Clark arrived shortly after.
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Victor F. Clark
Beatrice
Presbyterian
Sale Postponed Owing to Bad Weather
H N Jackson public sale moved from Tuesday due to weather to Monday March 6 at 10 AM at the farm 44 miles south and 2 east of Diller. Free lunch will be served at noon.
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H. N. Jackson
Diller
Degree of Honor installs new officers at regular meeting
At the last regular meeting the Degree of Honor installed officers including P. C. of H Barbara Mudge C. of H Hazel Johnson L. of H Mattie Clark C. of C Daisy Green Fin Orpha Waggoner Rec Nellie J. Green Treas Addie Bell Usher Clara Waggoner Asst Usher Nancy Robertson.
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Degree of
P. C
Barbara Mudge C
Hazel Johnson L
Mattie Clark C
Daisy Green
Orpha Waggoner
Nellie J. Green
Addie Bell Usher
Clara Waggoner
Nancy Robertson
Barbecue and local notes brighten Wymore week
Dr. Claude Ellis on sick list. Al Taylor of Wymore visits with brother-in-law Herb Stotts. Barbecue at hog sale in Wymore on Saturday March 4 from 11 30 to 12 30. 60 head stock hogs and 40 pure bred sows promoted. H Z Diller confined at home after neck injury from fall enbankment while moving beef.
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Claude Ellis
al. Taylor
Wymore
Herb Stotts
H. Z. Diller
Diller
Magician Edwin Reno Visits Diller After Show
Edwin Reno, veteran magician with 35 to 40 years in show business, visited the Record office in Diller with relatives and noted his second Diller visit since eighteen years ago. He is famed as a top magician in his class and appeared in the opera house Saturday night.
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Edwin Reno
Mr. Reno
Diller
Loock’s Hall
Reno
Walsh 40 Head Pure Bred Hog Sale at Wymore
Walsh ends hog sale season with 40 head of pure bred hogs to be offered in March and April at Wymore. Six Gage county auctioneers will conduct the sale, inviting local residents to attend and hear them.
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Walsh
Wymore
Gage County
School Caucus Set for Diller Trustees Nomination
Voters in School District No. 70 Diller are notified that a caucus will be held at Diller city hall Friday March 10 at 8 p m. for nominating two trustees to serve two years and two to fill vacancies at the village election.
Diller Library seeks donated books via depot drop for inspection
The book committee of the Diller Library Association asks donors to leave books at the depot in care of the agent for inspection. Books must be clean and moral with donor names on each copy. Rejected books will be returned. Members are asked to submit written author and book preferences to Mr Filley, Mrs Inpis, or Mrs Dunn.
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Diller Library Association
Filley
Inpis
Dunn
Nebraska School District Caucus Procedure Summary
The text outlines that districts with over 150 children may elect a six member district board. Voters at an annual meeting choose two trustees for one year, two for three years, then two each year for three year terms. If an incorporated village lies within the district, village election rules apply on a separate ballot. A district caucus must be held at least two weeks prior, with notices posted, and caucus nominees with the highest votes per seat placed on the ballot. House Roll No 400.
Vacancies on School Board to be filled at meeting
Session 1921 calls for two two year and two three year vacancies on the board of trustees. Notices call a meeting Friday night March 10 at 8 p m at city hall. Officials urge full attendance of qualified electors to participate in the meeting. Board of Education School Dist No 70.
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Board of Trustees
Board of Education School Dist
Evening State Journal Trial Mail Price Offer
The Evening State Journal announces a trial year price of $3 for the full year with the biggest Nebraska evening paper offering news cartoons comics and sports. A combined offer includes the Big Sunday Journal at $4 and a Morning Journal option at $4 a year or $5 with Sunday edition.
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Evening State Journal
Nebraska
Evening Journal
Big Sunday Journal
The
Morning Journal
Suny
Jefferson County Farmers Union Rally Dates Towns and Times
State speakers will address events across Jefferson County from March 6 to 10. March 6 in Steele City at 1 30 p m hall Endicott and 8 p m schoolhouse March 7 in Diller at 1 30 p m opera house and 8 p m Churnside school house district 17 March 8 in Gladstone 8 p m schoolhouse and Powell at 1 30 p m hall March 9 Daykin 8 p m hat and Helvey at 1 30 p m hail March 10 Fairbury 1 30 p m Court House General invitation extended to all.
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Steele City
Hall
Endicott
School House
Diller
Opera House
Churnside
Gladstone
Powell
Daykin
Hall. Helvey
Hail
Fairbury
Court House
Eye Specialists in Optometry Practice Ad
Advertisement for A. D. Ackerman of Fairbury Nebraska offering specialist optometry services for eyewear needs directed at employees only.
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A. D. Ackerman
Fairbury
Nebr
Market Prices Reported for Grains and Butter
No. 2 wheat at $1.16 a bushel No. 8 corn shelled at 448 oats at 30 cents per unit The market roundup notes butter packing prices with unclear last words indicating a bargaining or pricing quip.
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Citizens State Bank
Over the Hill
Rex Theatre
E. F. Habich
Cecil Hodam
Kansas City
Alpha Wiemers
Jersey
B. F. Henrichs
M. E. Musser
Will Plager
E. F. Habicht
Fairchild’s
J. W. Fouts
F., E. Hale, Pres
Harry Kemley
Burlington
E. L. Loock
Alexandria Vs. Diller
Diller City Hall
Alexandria
School Caucus
Jefferson County Farmers Union Rally
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
S. B. Viers
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