Local notices and family announcements from Jefferson county
The itemized notes include a public sale notice for Ray Wagner next Tuesday afternoon, a March 10 birth of a daughter to Mr. and Mrs. Will Hohbein, visits by George Specht of Washington Kansas to the Carmichal home, petitions for a Jefferson county agent with 550 signatures sought, a Lincoln visit by Emo Hadley and Mason families, and Genevieve Cross Clark of Fairbury seeking county superintendent on the non partisan ballot visiting the office to place her announcement.
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George Specht
Washington, Kans
Wester Carmichal
Emo Hadley
Genevieve Cross Clark
Fairbury
Local notes and visits from Beatrice to Endicott and Fairbury
Spring arrives next Friday and St. Patrick's Day follows on Monday. Mr and Mrs L M Cavett visited relatives in Wilber Sunday. The Fairchilds are building a gold fish hatchery at their Endicott brick and tile factory. Gamble Stores advertises spark plugs. Mrs Carl Frerichs and daughters visited Mr and Mrs Phillip Taddeken, Katharina Frerichs, and Mrs Archie Bell in Fairbury Sunday.
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Fairchilds
Endicott
Gamble
Court St
Beatrice, Nebr
Carl Frerichs
Archie, Bell
Ella Frerichs
Fairbury
Phillip Taddeken
Katharina Frerichs
County treasurer notes prompt tax payments this year
County treasurer Aug Kroll reports faster personal tax payments than in recent years and says distress warrants were needed for only 2200 dollars of taxes.
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Kroll
Farm and town notes from Beatrice and Hastings area
Mr and Mrs Cariño were Beat rice visitors Wednesday. Dr O C Diehl is remodeling the front porch. Elmer Greider accompanied a shipment of stock to St Joe Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Herb Beckwith were transacting business in Beatrice Wednesday. Some farmers are plowing well. Lloyd Hughes of Hastings visited his mother Mrs SM Hughes this week. Roy Greider and family enjoy a new Tudor Ford sedan. Mr and Mrs C L Tristman and Dale and Allen visited Humboldt Sunday. A 7½ pound girl was born to Keith Hays and La Fern Leppidevin on the 7th. Rev and Mrs W E Ludwick motored to Lincoln last Friday to meet their fifth grandson born that morning to Paul Ludwick and wife, returning Sunday.
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Kieth Hays
la Fern Leppidevin
W. E. Ludwick
Lincoln
Paul. Ludwick
Cully Store Robbery Figures Enter Guilty Plea and Not Guilty
Everett Legget pleaded guilty to breaking and entering in the Cully store robbery at Diller on January 24. Guy D. Austin pleaded not guilty to the same charge. The judge deferred sentence to the regular session March 17.
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Everett Legget
Cully
Diller
Guy D. Austin
Fairbury News
County mulls long term road and bridge expenditure report
County commissioners draft a 15 to 20 year statement of road and bridge costs with invoices for road machinery. Chris Milius chairs the county road committee for future meetings. School and village primaries met Tuesday night in city hall with good attendance. School trustees nominees are S. B. Viers J Smith Diller John Carrico and Cloyd Cully for three year terms. Village trustees nominees Rupert Andrews H. M. Holle and S. C. Moser for two year terms.
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County Road Committee
Chris Milius
S. B. Viers
J. Smith Diller
John Carrico
Cloyd Cully
Rupert Andrews
H. M. Holle
S. C. Moser
N R C Franks Eick Host Sociable Evening
N R C members held a Friday night gathering hosted by Mr and Mrs Frank Eick with six tables of cards and a luncheon. Prizes went to Frank Grone and Mrs Arthur Grone. Rev Wm Velte and party traveled to Kansas City for a church invitation while others planned return to Diller.
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Frank Eick
Frank Grone
Arthur Grone
Wm. R. Velte
Marguerite
Frank T. Pearce
Harry Patton
Kansas City
Veltes
Pearce
L. M. Hurst
Patton
Diller
Washington couple attends Hill wedding anniversary
Mr and Mrs Luther Marsteller of Washington Kansas attended the celebration honoring Mr and Mrs Les Hill on their wedding anniversary.
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Luther Marsteller
Washington, Kan
Mrs
Les Hill
Diller Farmers Grain Company Sells Oats and Hay
The Diller Farmers Grain Co. reports another car of good oats at 48 cents per bushel and several tons of prairie hay available at 12 dollars 50 cents per ton.
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Diller’ Farmers. Gr. *Co
Fry Visits North Platte Kin Amid Illness Recovery
Milt Fry of North Platte Nebraska arrived on Tuesday to visit his mother Mrs Emma Fry who is recovering from a serious illness and other Diller relatives.
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Milt. Fry
North Platte, Nebr
Emma Fry
Cattle Shipment to Chicago by Local Men on Rock Island Train
Leonard Richardson Robert Wells and Harry Ahrends shipped cattle to Chicago on a special Rock Island train Saturday. Richardson and Richardson loaded at Ellis and Ahrends at Harbine. Mr and Mrs A E Southwick return soon to Harbine after Hot Springs Ark visit en route to Oklahoma and Kansas.
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Leonard, Richardson
Robert Wells
Harry Ahrends
Chicago
Rock Island
Ellis
Harbine
A. E. Southwick
Hot Springs
Ark
Scalded Hand Sufferer Nearby Diller Area
Mrs. Aug Luebkin residing a few miles east of Diller injures her right hand in a scalding incident. A March 12 record heat of 80 degrees in the shade was reported nearby on Wednesday.
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Aug. Luebkin
Diller
Sheriff Candidate Introduced by Frank Lightbody in Diller
Frank Lightbody a Democratic sheriff candidate met Diller residents on Wednesday and placed his campaign announcement in the local columns while visiting the city.
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Frank Lightbody
Diller
Grain and Produce Prices From The Diller Market
Yesterday prices paid for grain and produce included wheat 0.80, corn 0.60, oats 0.38 dollars, cream 0.33, eggs 0.20, heavy hens 0.20, roosters 0.10. The list records market rates for wheat, corn, oats, dairy and poultry products.
Bank President Arrested for Embezzlement at Odell
C N Hines, president and cashier of the defunct Hinds State Bank in Odell, was arrested Tuesday on charges of embezzlement and illegal bank operation. He allegedly misrepresented the bank’s condition to the state banking board, was taken to Beatrice, and released on $3,500 bond with a hearing set for March 29.
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C. N. Hines
Hinds State Bank
Odell
State Banking Board
Beatrice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Roy Greider
Ray Wagner
Will Hohbein
Ti'lie Jansen
Jefferson County
St. Patrick’s Day
Cornbelt Lumber Co
C. L. Geer
Nebraska
Mrs. Cari¢o
Elmer Greider
St. Joe
Herb Beckwith
Lloyd Hughes
Hastings
S.M. Hughes
Clarence Hiatt
Bock Club
St. Patrick’s
James Hays
Edward Bond
H.K. Shutt
S Ae Ren
Rayon
House
Farmers Union Co-Op
Homer Brunk
Mgr
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