Rhode Island Red Eggs For Sale And Local News
Extra good Rhode Island Red eggs for sale. Jesse Brandt of Lincoln visited Diller friends this week. Robert Wells moved to the W. E. Mudge farm near Diller from Ray Mudge's vacated property. A judge angrily asks about a fatal incident in the headlines: You ran down and killed three children. The court sets a fine of seven dollars and fifty cents.
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Rhode Island
J.T. Henrichs
Jesse Brandt
Lincoln
Robert Wells
W. E. Mudge
Diller
Ray Mudge
Arnold Family Return From Diller Visit
Mr and Mrs Chas Arnold and their young daughter visited at the home of her mother Mrs Upson east of Diller and returned Monday to their home in Inavale Nebraska.
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Chas. Arnold
Upson
Diller
Inavale
Nebr
Rev. C. F. Innis Returns Home From Kingston
Rev. C. F. Innis came home Tuesday from Kingston Missouri where he is preaching not feeling well but home treatment is helping and he is now much better.
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C. F. Innis
Kingston
School caucus selects four candidates for village board
City hall hosts a Wednesday night caucus to nominate four candidates for the village election on April 3. Board members will serve three years each.
Nebraska Receives Splendid Spring Rain Then Snow
A wide stretch of Nebraska was drenched by a heavy spring rain last Saturday with thunder and lightning. The precipitation turned to snow by evening, most of which melted Monday. An inch of water was recorded.
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Nebraska
Editor and wife visit former Diller residents in Liberty
The editor and his wife drove to Liberty last Friday afternoon for a short pleasant visit with Mr and Mrs J T Briggs formerly of Diller. Briggs manages the local lumber yard and one of their daughters will graduate from Barneston schools this year.
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Liberty
J. T. Briggs
Diller
Beekwiths Quit Farm Chores Due to Flu Illness
Mr and Mrs F W Beckwith who cared for their son Paul at Fairbury have fallen ill with the flu. He was recovering last week when Mrs Beckwith also contracted it. They stay with their daughter Mrs G B Cassel until they recover and can return home.
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F. W. Beckwith
Paul
Round House
Fairbury
Beckwith
Funeral services for Odell hardware merchant Thomas R Callan
Funeral services for Thomas R Callan a long time Odell resident and hardware merchant were held Monday at 2 80 pm from the family home with burial in Odell cemetery. Callan born August 21 1866 in Garrett County Maryland was a Democrat active in Odell public affairs and on the village board. He is survived by his wife and four children.
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Thomas R. Callan
Odell
Mr. Callan
Garrett County
Maryland
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim
An old advertisement states Hall's Catarrh Medicine relieves catarrh and related symptoms. It mentions an ointment and a surface remedy, with references to Jeney & Co in Toledo Ohio and claims of systemic relief.
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HALL
HALLS
Ova Cars F, Jeney & Co
Toledo
Osteopath Dr W F Kuhnley Ad Backed by Local Listings
Dr W F Kuhnley osteopath announces practice at the Nat Bank Annex Fairbury with office telephone 95 and residence 648J.
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W. F. Kuhnley
Fairbury
Burglar Breaks Into Iowa Editor's Home
A burglar entered the residence of a country editor in Iowa and fled the scene with his underwear, escaping in the chaos.
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Iowa
High priced car meets its match with telephone pole
A high priced car clashes for right of way with a telephone pole, mirroring the jitney’s misfortune in the same incident. The odd collision highlights street traffic hazards and the perils of urban driving.
Six Pound Girl Born Near Harbine to Fanders Couple
A six pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Henry Fanders two miles south of Harbine. The birth notice records the infant and parental names and location with no further details.
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Henry Fanders
Harbine
Texas Starrs Invite Editor To High and Springs Farm
A renewal arrives from W. B. Starr of Cisco Texas. He is a son of Capt J W Starr pioneer resident five miles southwest of Diller and brother of R F Starr. Bill Starr and Elsie Jeffryes married and live at High and Springs Farm raising Holstein cattle with nine sons and a daughter. They invite the editor and his wife to visit Texas home.
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W. B. Starr
Cisco
Texas
W. B
J. W. Starr
Diller
R. F. Starr
Bill
Elsie
W. T. Jeffryes
High and Springs Farm
Shea Items Report Weather and Health Notes
Rain on Saturday greeted residents in Shea as flu illness spreads with many affected. Mrs. I R Andrews recovers from influenza. Newt Carpenter and family move to Shea with Carpenter purchasing property. Andrews unloads oats Monday. Mothers and Daughters Club meeting postponed due to sickness. Mrs Maude Evans leaves Falls City for home after working for Henry Jess.
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I. R. Andrews
Newt Carpenter
Shea
Carpenter
Andrews
R. W. Wagner
Mothers and Daughters Club
Maude Evans
Henry Jess
Falls City
Back Seat Victims Federal Justice Calls for Answers
A grim remark notes the stark disparity when crash victims suffer while the reckless driver walks free, highlighting concern over accountability and safety in the road tragedy.
Teacher David Innis Joins Cla tonia Team To State Tourney
David Innis left on the early Wednesday morning train for Cla tonia to accompany the basketball team from that school, which he was teaching when he took pneumonia, to the state tournament.
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David Innis
Clatonia
Belle Atkinson and son Ross head to Philadelphia on Burlington No. 16
Mrs. Belle Atkinson and her son Ross, after visiting their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Sparks, delayed leaving until Monday to board Burlington No. 16 for their new home in Philadelphia.
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Belle Atkinson
Ross
W. N. Sparks
Burlington
Philadelphia
Fire destroys Fairbury alfalfa mill and machinery
The Fairbury alfalfa mill owned by W. P. McLucas and Ora Cox burned in the early hours of Monday. The building and machinery valued at 20000 dollars were a total loss, with contents value not yet estimated. The cause of the fire is unknown.
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Fairbury
W. P. McLucas
Ora Cox
Remleys Reach Towner Colorado After Muddy Kansas Stretch
Mr and Mrs P C Remley and son Harry arrived in Towner Colorado Sunday and asked that their Record copy be sent there. They report good roads most of the way with about sixty five miles of mud in Kansas and a good rain at LaCrosse and Ness City Kansas.
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Remleys
P. C
Harry
Towner
Colo
Kansas
LaCrosse
Ness City
Kan
Moon Eclipse Viewed Through Clouds Friday Night
The lunar eclipse was partly hidden by clouds but visible at times. The shadow began at 9:28 and ended at 10:36, darkening about three-eighths of the moon. It followed a disagreeable day with a pleasant evening.
P W F highway route shifted east through Blue Springs
The P W F route now runs east through Blue Springs to Pawnee City instead of going south through Wymore, shortening the road several miles. It connects Pawnee City with Blue Springs and Fairbury, passes 1.5 miles north of Diller, and is marked P W F in black on white. Locals in Diller and Wymore question how they will like the change. Blue Springs residents are suspected to have influenced the decision.
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Blue Springs
Pawnee City
Wymore
Fairbury
Diller
Diller and
Easter on April 1st Feels Rare Across Generations
Easter Sunday falls on April 1 this year for the first time since 1888, per Bishop James Wiese of Kansas. Almanac notes show April 1 occurred in 1877 and 1866, with rare future chances in 1934 1956 and 2013. Across 1804 to 2018, Easter on April 1 appeared only nine times.
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James Wiese
Kansas
Death of Charles E. Morris Recalls Local Pioneer Roots
A pension copy notes the death of Charles E. Morris, longtime resident of the area three miles east and half south of town, who later lived in Diller and Omaha. He died February 6 in Manistique Michigan after a paralysis stroke. Funeral was in Manistique. burial planned in Oakland cemetery Dension. Survived by wife Maggie Guest, daughter Mrs Jennie Colton, and son George Morris.
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Charles E. Morris
Diller
J. O. Blauser
Omaha
Morris
Manistique
Mich
Oakland Cemetery
Dension
Womans Club Hosts Patriotic Meeting With Guests
The Woman's Club met Tuesday evening with Mrs. J. W. Fouts hosting and invited guests from N. C. S. A. club and Mrs. L. Hughes of Geneva. A full patriotic program included talks and readings, a flag salute, hatchet games, and patriotic verses. About thirty ladies attended and shared a two course luncheon.
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Woman’s Club
J. W. Fouts
N.C. S.A. Club
Innis
Bell
N.C. S. A. Club
Women’s club bids farewell to Mrs Lynch
The club expresses sorrow at the loss of a member Mrs. Lynch and hopes she continues her good work elsewhere. They reference the Women’s club being called the married woman’s university.
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Womans Club
Married Woman's University
Federal Bridge Near Fairbury Nebraska Nears Completion
The Federal bridge on the Blue River near Fairbury is nearly finished. It is a 186 foot long twenty foot wide steel structure with cement abutments and a floor split by a hub rail. The Standard Bridge company built it for 22400 dollars, funded by the Federal government.
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Fairbury
Nebr
Nebraska Highway
Jefferson County
Standard Bridge Company
Obituary of Marjorie A. Cully Miles in Lincoln Neb
Marjorie Alice Cully born February 2 1901 at Diller Nebraska died February 26 1923 at St Elizabeths Hospital Lincoln Nebraska aged 22 She was the youngest child of Josiah and Ada Cully Her father died in 1902 a sister Ruth died in 1907 The family moved to University Place in 1917 She attended High School class of 1919 Married Floyd W Miles September 6 1919 She joined the Methodist church at age twelve and was active in League and Sunday School During illness she remained brave and thoughtful of her nurse and helpers Her two children Alice Jean age 2 and Marvin two weeks survive along with her mother sister Gladys and brother Robert and many relatives The funeral was assisted by Dr A J Croft and Chancellor I D Schreckengast and laid to rest in Wyuka cemetery.
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Majorie
Alice Cully
Diller
Nebraska
St. Elizabeth’s Hospital
Lincoln Neb
Josiah
Ada Cully
Ruth
University Place
Marjorie
Floyd W. Miles
Methodist Church
Alice Jean
Marvin
Gladys
Robert
Bull Defeats Trolley Car in Harrisburg Area Incident
A bull from the Bonnymeade stock farm near Rutherford charged a Harrisburg trolley car. The collision knocked the trolley off the track and sent passengers scrambling as the bull was killed in the encounter.
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Harrisburg
Bonnymeade Stock Farm
Rutherford
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Yeu
Diller State Bank
General Banking
Federal
A. J. Croft
I. D. Schreckngast
Wyuka
A. Hospe CO
Douglas Street
Nebraske
McClure
Eyndicate
Quebec
Donnatowa Street
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