Local Notes from Fairbury and Diller
The column records Miss Hazel Place and Miss Ethel Place visiting Fairbury on Monday. Woodman lodge installed six candidates last Thursday night. Hatching eggs priced at 50 cents a setting and three dollars per hundred. Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Rand visited Fairbury Tuesday with a relative who is very ill. Mrs. Francis Starkey has the roof of her Diller home reshingled.
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The
Woodman Lodge
Mrs. T. C. Rand
Fairbury
Francis Starkey
Diller Residence
Rhode Island Eggs and Large Died Birds Noted
Local buyers report unusual poultry issues as Rhode Island eggs and unusually large died birds appear in circulation. Geo. Novotny is cited as a source in regional notices.
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R.C
Rhode Island
Beet sugar sale at coop store this Saturday only
Birth notice for a nine pound girl born March 16 to Mr and Mrs Claude Nider living one mile west and four north of Diller. W A Snyder solicits subscriptions to newspapers or magazines, or renewals, by phone 166.
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Claude Nider
Diller
W. A. Snyder
Notice to settle debts after dissolution of partnership
Dissolution of partnership leaves all parties knowing themselves indebted to us to please call and settle either by note or payment at once.
Eggs for Custom Hatching and Baby Chicks for Sale
Egg prices set at four dollars per hundred for custom hatching. Baby chicks offered from a strong flock of leading bloodlines at popular prices. Note: Leave it early, not an electric lamp. U S Ellison, proprietor.
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Ellison
Record quotes August toil of women in household work
A line from So Big contrasts August fields with housework, claiming women's chores are the hardest and men won t do them. The excerpt appears in today s Record as a commentary on gender labor.
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Edna Ferber
Record
Han
Lincoln meat market operator H Z Diller takes new sales job
H Z Diller of Lincoln, long known for running a local meat market, has accepted a position as traveling salesman with Ehrlich and Son, a supplier of butcher supplies, coolers, and freezers. The move marks a shift from shop work to regional sales.
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Diller
Lincoln
Ehrlich & Son
Poultry Clinic Set At Farmers Store This Afternoon
Mrs. Sam Siefford advertises goose eggs and other poultry items at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska. Mrs Maliess notes that Fanders was reelected and will teach Dist 64 again. A poultry and swine clinic is planned at the Farmers Store this afternoon with expected large attendance.
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Maliess. Fanders
Habicht's Store Sells Full Summer Stock Now
Now is the time to buy your summer stock as Habicht's store announces a complete summer lineup available for shoppers.
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Habicht
For Sale Tear Henry Webeols Phutie 103
A brief sale notice lists items including Henry Webeols and a teard product with price 103.42. Details are limited in the fragment, showing a sale listing style with a few scattered names and prices.
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Henry Webeols
Phutie
Rhue Green Visits Diller Relatives After Utah Trip
Rhue Green returned from a business trip to Utah and arrived Tuesday evening for a brief visit with the Diller family.
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Rhue Green
Utah
Diller
Property sale near Diller transfers 120 per acre
Folker Fanders Hag sold the east 100 acres of the NE of 10-2-4, one mile west and three north of Diller, to W. H. Carpenter for 120 dollars per acre. The deal secures a clear title and outlines the purchase details.
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Folker Fanders
Diller
W.H. Carpenter
Move of Clair Barnett Setstle Goods to Pitts Place
Clair C Barnett of University Place moves to the old Pitts place southeast of town unloading a car load of household goods and farm machinery. Neighbors report the transfer occurred last week and include several farming implements and domestic items. Barnett plans to establish residence at the new site with help from local workers.
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Clair C. Barnett
University Place
Pitts Place
Study fragment hints at Rhode Island Red eyes and numbers
Fragmentary note mentions Single Comb Rhode Island Red and two numbers with a telephone style timestamp. Names E Osborn and Ellis Nebraska appear as locations or people in a clipped OCR passage. The readable content is sparse and lacks a clear event or outcome.
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Rhode Island
Locke
Diller
E. Osborn
Ellis
Nebr
Public sale notice on Saturday at 2 oclock
A local public sale is announced for Saturday at 2 oclock following the decision to quit the implement business. The notice lists the sale time and indicates a full inventory will be offered.
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Mar
Alfalfa Hay For Sale By Local Seller W Fouts
Local seller announces available alfalfa hay including tack hay options. Contact person W Fouts for details on quantity condition and pricing.
Beatrice Purchases Patton Property By State Savings Loan
J H Folkere announced sale of the Patton property by State Savings and Loan Beatrice. Buyer Moe plans to take possession on the first of the next month.
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J. H. Folkere
Moe
Patton
State Savings and Loan
Beatrice
White suws Wiemers sky plow in Henrich
Fragmentary text describes a scene with two good litters and a plow in Henrich. Details are unclear but it hints at animal or agricultural activity and equipment.
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Henrich
Patronage Request Letter to Will Robertson
Fragmentary note expresses appreciation for valued antlers and asks for continuation of patronage to Will Robertson. Signed by D. V. F.
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Hill
Will Robertson
Jolly Nells' Club Meets at Frank Eick Home
The J N C The Jolly Nells' Club met at Frank Eick's home Tuesday afternoon March 10 with ten members present. Members visited and listened to the radio. The next meeting will be at Mrs Vieths' home on March 25.
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Jolly Nells’ Club
Frank Eick
Mre. Vieths
Womans Club Meeting Announced at Christian Church
The Womans Club will hold its regular meeting Tuesday afternoon at 2:30 in the Christian church. Mrs Clara Clayton, former chairman, will be present and a fund raising tea will be held at the close to help defray expenses.
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Womans Club
the Christian Church
Clara Clayton
Eeceitere
Pee News
Obituary: Jacob W. Henrichs Dies in Wichita at 80
Jacob W. Henrichs born 1845 near Hamberg Germany died March 6 at 1602 Arkansas Ave Wichita Kansas at age 80. Civil War veteran served in Company G 86th Illinois and member of G A R and Central Church of Christ. Survived by two families and many relatives.
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Jacob W.henrichs
Hamberg
Germany
Arkansas Avenue
Wichite
Kan
Thoreday
United States
Illinois
Nebraska
Jefferson County
Diller
Russell County
Kaw
Wichita
86Th Ilinois
G. A. R. Ate
Lir
Thie Onlor
Josephine Mebe
Eapard
Wie
Bern
Missionary Meeting Attended by Local Residents
Rev and Mrs McCallister, Mrs Dr Ellie and Mise Mamie Brandt attended the missionary meeting at Fairbury on Wednesday.
Beet r price today at the store
Beet prices listed at seven dollars and thirty cents today at the local store.
For Sale Hatching Eggs and Farmnote
For sale English White Leghorn hatching eggs at four dollars per hundred. Contact Mrs. Joe Carpenter via Jansen phone 2221. Colin Bugher helps his son in law William Bond and wife depart Wednesday for Oshkosh Nebraska to spend a year with Grace Steinkamp.
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Joe Carpenter
Jansen
Colin Bugher
Wm. Bond
Oshkosh
Nebr
Grace Steinkamp
Diller School Board Lists Assigned Teachers for Next Year
Up to this date the board of education had contracted with the following teachers for the Diller dept for the year. C. E. Dorgey was principal last year at the High School. Marten handles 7th and 8th grades. B. Margaret Owete teaches 1st and 2nd grades. Flossie Raymond is also listed among staff.
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Board of Education
Diller
Pip
C. E. Dorgey
Marten
B. Margaret Owete
Flossie Raymond
Village and school officers nominated for two year terms
The village and school Monday evening drew few attendees yet nominations were made. Village trustees to serve two years were John and C. H. Cully on opposing tickets. District officers nominated included Dr. B. Vigis and W. J. Filley, L. M. Cavett and E. H. Sasse. Mr. has notice of his declension.
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John
C. H. Cully
8. B. Vigis
W. J. Filley
L. M
Railway stations as lasting impressions of towns
The article argues that a neat and attractive railway station shapes visitors' views of the town. It quotes pride in well kept stations as architectural assets and urges local effort to present clean, well designed grounds and facilities for travelers. It stresses that town image starts at the station and reflects civic interest.
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Diller
Pebdple
le Dales
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