Local Notes From Odell Area Include Visits and Farming News
Gardens spread through town as residents report visits and health updates. Neal Diller recovers from a threatened pneumonia attack. A Mayborn traveled to Omaha after cattle shipments for Diller feeders. Mrs H A Bell and daughter Pearl visited from Thursday to Sunday in Peru. E E Weigel and Herman Sexel sowed oats. Mrs John Riddle rents Duke Slaven farm north of Odell and moved in. Mrs L Greenwood returns from Waverly visit. Ed Pichal offers cement mixer for foundations and cement platforms. phone 12856.
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John Riddle
Duke Slaven Farm
Odell
Team for Sale Span of Black Geldings
Span of black geldings coming 3 and 4 years old, weight about 2300 pounds. Ben Behrends, Dil ler, Phone 127.72. Miss Irene Blauser returned last Friday having played first violin with the Burnham orchestra for a week at the Lyric theatre at Wy more. Oliver and Elenor Dieh! retired Sunday from Beatrice where they had visited their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Rhodes, since Saturday.
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Ben Behrends
Diller
Irene Blauser
Burnham Orchestra
Lyric Theatre
Wymore
Oliver and
Elenor Dieh
Beatrice
Mrs
J. L. Rhodes
Blacksmith E C Schiffer Arrives to Open Mrs Miller Shop
E C Schiffer the blacksmith arrives from Valisca Iowa to operate Mrs Mary Miller's shop and begin setup for business this week.
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E. C. Schiffer
Local Visitor George Hudson Injured in Town
George Hudson arrived in town on crutches after breaking a bone near his left ankle a week ago due to a horse mishap. John Copple, who had been visiting with his brother-in-law and sister Mr and Mrs Asa Culman, returned Tuesday to Wabash Nebraska Cass County.
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George Hudson
John Copple
Asa Culman
Wabash
Cass County
Nebr
Diller Area Man Recovers From Diphtheria
Mr Will Traxhorn of the area two miles west and three quarters of a mile south of Diller contracted diphtheria earlier in the week and is now recovering.
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Will Traxhorn
Diller
Local Market Notes and Farm Prices Report
F Hartzell sent two loads of hogs to the St Joseph market on Wednesday. Brown Leghorn eggs for setting are 50 cents per 15 or 3 dollars per 100. Mrs D A Dean notes Uncle George Mills planted potatoes Wednesday on his acre lot in the south part of town.
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F. Hartzell
St. Joe
George Mills
Farmers report soil in excellent working condition on first day of spring
Farmers again work fields noting soil in excellent condition. Tuesday marks the first day of spring per the almanac. J. O. Boggs of Fairbury has been visiting since Saturday at the home of his daughter Mrs. F. A. Carmony.
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J. O. Boggs
Fairbury
F. A. Carmony
Lenora Visitor and Deshler Arrival Mentioned
Mr Geo Zerline of Lenora Kansas visits sister Mrs John Glathar and other Diller relatives. Mrs John Beckler of Deshler travels after her daughter Mrs Ralph Buchtel falls seriously ill. Miss Emma Glathar goes to Humboldt to help care for a seriously ill aunt.
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Lenora, Kan
John Glathar
John Beckler
Deshler
Ralph Buchtel
Emma Glathar
Humboldt
Local shoppers note measles pause and visits
Mrs. W. E. Anderson resumes clerking at Loock and Habicht after a brief home confinement with measles. Mr. and Mrs. Bert Hamersham, guests of her brother-in-law and sister Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Lightner, have returned Wednesday to their Odell area home.
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W. E. Anderson
Loock & Habicht
Bert Hamersham
B. F. Lightner
Odell
Oberlin Woman Visits Sister in Wymore with Family
Mrs Myrtle Neff of Oberlin Kansas and her two children visited her sister Mrs Ollie Hilder and family in Wymore after staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J H Brandt.
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Myrtle Neff
Oberlin
Kansas
J. H. Brandt
Ollie Hilder
Wymore
Worthington man visits son in Fairbury for repairs
J. W. Carmony of Worthington Minnesota arrives Friday to visit his son Rev. F. A. Carmony and his family. He plans to spend part of the week at Fairbury where he owns property and is doing repair work.
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J. W. Carmony
Worthington, Minn
Rev
F. A. Carmony
Fairbury
Notice to Farmers on Early Equipment Orders
Farmers are urged to place orders early for implements needed this year as supplies are advancing. The seller will not advance goods on stock but will fulfill a second order. D J Fanders. March 23, 1921.
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J.D. Fanders
Burling ton Passenger Assists in Injury Case
Migs Pearl Baush traveled to Humbolt Saturday to help care for Charley Smith who was seriously injured the previous evening after being kicked in the head by a horse.
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Migs Pearl Baush
Burlington
Humbolt
Charley Smith
Place
Seed and rental notices from local listings
100 bushels of German millet seed for sale. J. W. Fouts, tr. For Sale 10 bushels Early Ohio seed potatoes. Phone 127.72 8-23-11 Ben Behrendd House and lot for rent or will sell on reasonable terms. Enquire at this office. 5-23-1f We have on hand a few 12 Inch Gauge plows carried over from last year. Will sell at a bargain. 2t J.D. Fanders.
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J. W. Fouts
Ohio
Ben Behrendd
Bargan
J.D
Ford service station continues after agency loss
Ford car owners are informed that despite losing the Ford agency last fall the local shop will continue to operate a Ford service station and will always carry a full and complete line of Ford parts managed by J D Fandens.
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Ford Agency
Ford
J.D. Fandens
Tatman Family Attends Diller Schools Visit Cuba Trip
Bryan Tatman accompanied by his sister Nettie Tatman visited Fairbury and Thompson on Saturday then stayed through Monday in Cuba Kansas with parents Mr and Mrs F P Tatman former Diller residents.
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Bryan Tatman
H.Z. Diller
Diller
Nettie Tatman
Dr. Taylor
Fairbury
Thompson
Cuba
Kansas
F. P. Tatman
Village trustees renominated and parking ordinance passed
At Monday village primary H. K. Shutt and H. Z. Diller were renominated for two year terms. Voters favored removing hitch racks and enacting an automobile parking ordinance for Commercial avenue.
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H. K. Shutt
H. Z. Diller
Commercial Avenue
Imposter posing as government inspector warns households
Osborne Farmer cautions readers about a counterfeit scam in which a stranger calls, wears a badge, and asks to inspect family money. The crook pockets suspected notes and hands a fake redemption certificate to the housewife, which turns out worthless.
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Osborne Farmer
Fun and Philosophy By P. E. Dovetas
A light poem celebrates spring, noting seasonal activities from cleaning to gardening. The narrator outlines a plan for a sunlit garden with greens beans onions and various vegetables, imagining neighbors and playful country life as spring arrives.
Notable quotes on death and life by Franklin and Seneca
The passage cites Benjamin Franklin praising death as a necessary counterpart to sleep and Seneca calling life a brief inn awaiting a coming guest. It suggests both thinkers offer enduring views on mortality and renewal.
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Benjamin Franklin
Seneca
Concert to be given March 81st by Luce Concert Company
Posters announce an upcoming musical entertainment presented by the Luce Concert Company scheduled for March 81st. The notice advises readers to watch for further details and official announcements.
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Luce Concert Company
Church notices for Sunday service and meetings
Preaching Sunday at 7 30 P M on A Saving and In structing Grace. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 7 30 P M led by Mr Cavett. Young Peoples Union Prayer meeting Tuesday at 8 00 P M. location to be announced at Sunday service.
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Cavett
Young Peoples’ Union
Thursday Wheat Prices and Corn Oats Produce Report
Corrected weekly grain prices list shows Thursday wheat No 2 hard and corn oats. Values indicate produce totals with amounts 1.82 1.05 0.57 and 0.28 1.74 across listed commodities.
Also Mentioned on This Page
He Depositors’ Guarantee Fund
Nebraska
Citizens State Bank
A. H. Colman
Pres
J. Smith Diller, Wm. XH. Raymond
W.H. Schnueelle
Cashier
Neal Diller
A. Mayborn
Omaha
Taules
Marten Fanders
H. A. Bell
Pearl
Peru
Roy Dilles
Harry King
E. E. Weigel
Herman Sexel
Ed. Pichal
Ford Car
Fun and
Philosophy
P. E. Dovetas
Les
DR. Hess
Shutt Drug Company
Grove
Arnold Fouts
Minnie Edgington
Miss Snyder
Dale Green
Methodist
Rusher
Hansen
Dan Patch
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