Freeman's Sale Notes and Local Birth Announcement
Good used ranges at Freeman's Fai shoe repairing in a workman like manner and at right prices Gus Dressen. Born February 26 to Mr and Mrs Wm Stolte a eleven pound boy living one mile north and one west of Lanham. John Lottman moved this week from north of Bilis onto the A H Colman half section farm three miles south of Diller tf.
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Gus Dressen
Wm. Stolte
Lanham
John Lottman
Bilis
Diller
Prairie Bay in the Mow Record
B. F. Henrichs plans to put up prairie bay without rain damage, seeking a dry setup for the task.
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Prairie Bay
B. F. Henrichs
Meeting Notice and Local Theft Report
A meeting is scheduled for March 8 at 8 p m with refreshments provided. W E Anderson serves as secretary. Charley Lukas, located a half mile south and three quarters mile east of town, reports a theft of a harness valued at one hundred dollars from his barn Sunday night. The harness was taken by thieves who packed it a considerable distance, with tracks clearly visible in the road the next morning.
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Charley Lukas
Local Notices and Movements Around Fairbury Area
Hartzel Blauser moved by trucks to Lincoln on Tuesday. Roy Roelfs will farm the Oberat 160 acre tract north and east of Diller this year. Herbert Stotts returned from Ohio after a brother’s funeral. Farming operations start in the area. Jess Brandt was cutting stalks Tuesday. Optometrist A. D. Ackerman of Fairbury reminds eyes need glasses. The electric light plant of the old Electric Theatre was sold to Harbine for street lighting. Max Bell was a Burlington passenger to Lincoln. Albert Sasse lost the end of a finger in a hay sling last week. Jay and Jess Roulston moved onto the Mathias farm south of Diller owned by W. H. Roulston. Ackerman promotes glasses again.
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Electric Theatre
Harbine
Plymouth News
Albert Sasse
Women's Club Notes Meeting Plans and Programs
The Women’s Club will meet Tuesday evening at Adah Deihl’s home for a business session. Officers elected. Program features literature and poetry readings by Marie Musser and others with a long list of authors. Roll call and events planned for March.
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Adah Deihl Mar
Litapature
Marie Musser
Mark Twain
Ra Myers
A E Hurley
Alfalfa Prices Discussed by J W Fouts at McDonald
J W Fouts notes he has a few tons of good alfalfa in stacks and 15 to 20 tons in the barn for sale near McDonald Kans. He emphasizes the price difference between stack and barn alfalfa while Jasper Long departs with stock and implements for McDonald.
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Jasper Long
McDonald, Kan
J. W. Fouts
Say it with Flowers for Beatrice Nebr
Beatrice Nebraska flower shop advertising its services with the slogan Say it with Flowers and a local phone contact 108 33 46 for Dole Floral Co.
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Dole Floral Co
Beatrice Nebr
Wahlman-Lottman Wedding Blessings At Zion Lutheran
The wedding of Jake C G Lottman of Diller and Marie F Wahlman of Hollenberg took place Wednesday at Zion Lutheran on the state line with Rev. Otto Bergfelder officiating. Attendants were Areka Lottman and Adolf Waldman. The reception followed at the bride’s parents home. The couple plan to farm near Diller and are praised for their character and circle of friends.
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Jake C. G. Lottman
Diller
Mias Marie F. Wahlman
Hollenberg
Zion Lutheran Church
Otto Bergfelder
Areka Lottman
Adolf Waldman
Henry Wahlman
Mrs. Lottman
Great Western separator offered at old price while stocks last
Fanders and Robertson advertise a Great Western separator with a $10 savings and a trade allowance on old separators. They claim the product is the best on the market and invite customers to judge for themselves.
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Fanders & Robertson
Dinner Party at Waggoners Delights Guests List
A Thursday evening dinner at Mr. J and Mrs. Chas. Waggoner featured a beautifully arranged table and praised hospitality. Guests included Mrs. Jack Martin of Lincoln Mrs. Cornelius Bradley of Oklahoma City Mr. and Mrs. Cal Waggoner and children Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diller and Pearl and Mr. and Mrs. Willis Clark.
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Lasthursday
Chas. Waggoner
Jack Martin
Lincoln
Cornelius Bradley
Oklahoma City
Cal Waggoner
H. Z. Diller
Pearl
Willis Clark
Birth of an eight pound boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson
Notice notes the birth on March 2 of an eight pound boy to Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson. Also mentions Mrs Paul Stanze’s trip to Beat rice to visit her husband hospitalized for a broken hip. Local details include hay for sale and travel to Lincoln for visits.
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Frank Johnson
Mar
Paul Stanze
Beatrice
Belgie
Dr G H Newton Sight and Hearing Specialist
Dr G H Newton of Fairbury Nebraska practices eye ear nose and throat medicine providing diagnosis treatment and care for eye and hearing issues as well as throat conditions in the local area.
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G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Grain Market Prices Suffer Small Weekly Shifts
Diller markets show Thursday readings with rain hampering wheat futures. No 2 hard wheat at 2.20 dollars, corn No 3 shelled at 1.35 dollars, new oats offered at 518 per unit.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizen State Bank
Freeman's
Fai
Diller Fire Ent
W. E. Anderson
Sec'y
H. K. Shutt
Hartzel
Blauser
Lincolln
Roy Roelfs
Herbert Stotts
Ohio
Neck of the Woods
Jess Brandt
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Nebr
Fairbury
Max Bell
Burlington
Jay
Jess Roulston
Mathias
W.H. Roulston
A. D. Ackerman, Fairbury
RED Pep
Womans Club
Tom Thumb
Diller Opera House
Theresa Bigley
Kansas City
Servite
Steele Cpr Cns
Diller Markets
Zed
Willi
M Fox
Ades
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