For Sale and Local Notices from Beatrice Nebraska
Beatrice community items include FOR SALE notices for home grown Ohio seed potatoes windmill and chicks, visits by Mrs Gov Ball and families, church addresses by Rev R R Brown in Fireman's Hall, funeral notice for Arthur Joseph, and a house fire affecting Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Lampe with no insurance noted near Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Earl Weigle
Arthur. Lampe
Henry Shutte Tutte
Diller
Hiatt family returns from Walnut after father-in-law’s death
Notices report Mr and Mrs J M Hiatt returning from Walnut Iowa following the death of Mrs Hiatt’s father. A separate line notes a birth for Mr and Mrs Bobl Meyer Malinda Holhan born Sunday March 15 near Diller referenced with location and weight 104 lb.
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Walnut
Iowa
Boblmeyer
Malinda Holhan
Diller
Alfalfa and Sweet Clover Seed On Hand At Waggoner Bros
Waggoner Bros advertise a good stock of alfalfa and sweet clover seed. customers are invited to come in and view the offerings at their store.
Eva Carr visits Diller from Fairbury with Edith Evans
Mrs Eva Carr traveled from Fairbury to Diller on Tuesday for a day with friends and relatives. She was joined by Edith Evans, operator of the Beauty Shoppe, who also spent the day in town.
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Eva Carr
Diller
Fairbury
Edith Evans
Lillian Johnson
Methodist Ladies “Aid “Society
Johnson
Lightner
Jennie Kendall
Bertha Henderson
James Contif
Gertie Loock
Elsie
Ethel Jefferys
Loock
Katie Diller
Beatrice District Superintendent Improves After Surgery
Rev E C McDade of the Beatrice district of the M E church, operated on for appendicitis at Bryan Memorial Hospital in Lincoln, is reported improving. His home is Beatrice.
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E. C. McDade
Beatrice
M.E Church
Bryan Memorial Hospital
Lincoln
Mr and Mrs Coleman Guests of Lincoln Residents
Mr and Mrs Ray Coleman visited Sunday as guests of Mr Ray Green and Mrs Witty. They returned to Lincoln the same evening and renewed the Record with a yearlong subscription.
Old timers muse moonlight strolls and the floor
A nostalgic note suggests that crooning lines like Did You Ever See a Dream Walking remind some that walking in the moonlight with one arm full may lead to walking the floor with both arms full, an unromantic consequence.
City Hall meeting elects Diller chair and two as committee
The corn and hog meeting held last Friday night in City Hall drew over 40 attendees. They elected J. Smith Diller as Chairman and Vinton Logan and Alpha Wiemers as permanent committee members.
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J. Smith Diller
Vinton Logan
Alpha Wiemers
John Steiner Cuts Tree and Plans Apple Grafting
John Steiner owns a home at the corner of Castor and Logan streets. He removed the remaining large tree on the west side of his residence this week and plans to graft two kinds of apples onto a single tree, outlining his unusual horticultural idea.
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John Steiner
Castor and
Logan Streets
Frying mishap burns Mrs Geer after church
Mrs. C L Geer suffered a severe scalding from hot grease while frying fritters last Sunday morning after church. The grease got out of control, causing a painful burn but with no further injury reported.
Arbor Day Origin and Morton’s Tree Planting Vision
J Sterling Morton helped shape Nebraska agricultural policy by proposing Arbor Day on April 10 1872 to promote tree planting. A $100 prize to the county society planting the most trees and a $25 farm library prize were offered. Debates over the name ended with Arbor Day chosen. More than a million trees were planted the first year and millions since.
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J. Sterling Morton
State Board of Agriculture
Nebraska
County Agricultural Society
Morton
Dillerites Tour Joslyn Memorial in Omaha Visit
Omaha visitors Mr and Mrs Scott Meller with Mrs Wilbur Schindler Mrs Wilkes Clark and Orval Wiemers toured the Joslyn Memorial built by Sarah Joslyn in memory of Geo A Joslyn. They admired the marble Italian Greek Belgian French and African stonework and extensive galleries and art collections.
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Scott Meller
Wilbur Schindler
Wilkes Clark
Orval Wiemers
Omaha
Joslyn Memorial
Sarah Josiyn
Geo A. Josiyn
Society of Liberal Arts
Artimas
Palmaria
Gulf of Sprria
Italy
Fountarnt
Phoenicia
B.C
Shadduck Zabriskie
Sarah H Joslyn
Memories of The Past KM
Memories of the past recall forty years in Fairbury including visits by families from Schuyler Nebraska and Diller. A rabid dog anecdote, postmaster appointment rumors, a dust storm, a charity concert, and a 21st birthday surprise for W S Diller mark local recollections.
Prairie Home Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Prairie Home Cemetery Association of Diller Nebraska is called at City Hall Diller Nebraska on March 24 at 2 PM for considering the investment of the upkeep deposit. L. M. Cavett, President. Chas E. Waggoner, Clerk.
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Prairie Home Cemetery Association of
Diller
Nebr
L. M. Cavett
Chas. E. Waggoner
Harness repairs and oil at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop offers harness repairs and oiling services with new oil at 75c per set. Located near Bonham theatre corner north in Fairbury Nebraska.
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Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Fairbury
Nebr
Mary Brown from Rich Line Earns Engineer Post in California
Mary Brown, daughter of multimillionaire David Brown, leaves wealth and convention to work as an engineer on the Paradise Valley Project in California. She earns respect under the name Mery Brown, meets Denis Craig who leads the project, and through trials proves she can do any job a man can. The tale ends with her returning to life’s usual paths and finding love with Denis.
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Mary, Deuzhier
David Brown
Mary Chos
M. Brown
Mary
Paradise Valley Project
California
Denis Craig
Mery Brown
Mary Brown
Green Needle Serial Debuts Next Week in Record
The serial story Green Need les will begin next week March 30 in the Record. A reader notes they enjoyed the preview and shares approval.
Memories Of The Past Continued At A Stormy Party
J W Fouts hosted Memories Of The Past Continued with a wreath and gifts from Mrs Diller amid a party. Guests included Grace Burkett of Lanham Mrs Beckie Hoyt of Beatrice and Sam Diller of Fairbury who traveled by horse and buggy on a stormy night to attend.
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J. W. Fouts
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Brighbooors
Diller State Bank
Tral Bamkimegarct
Lew Wehling
Gov Ball
Mra
Willis Clark
Christie Seaman
Will Myvera
Waverly, Nebraska
Lioyd Hurst
Chester Sparks
George's Cafe
R R Brown
Salvation Army
Arthur . Joseph
Mathias
Grand Island
Joseph
Hal
Joslyn
Simm Phillips
Henry Goodge
Schuyler, Nebraska
T. Willey
Ivy
Frank Pet
Fairburs
Chas, Andrews
Stee Cite
Diller This Wack
Mar
Martha Ds Biakester
Uriah Hadtes
Hans. Hadtes
Praire Home
Fairchild
St.Francis
Kans
Herm
Fairchild Hotelaie
J. B.zook
J.- E.clark
Jansen and
W.S. Diller
Hon
Will
Blue Valley
Credit Ass’n
Fairbury, Nebraska
By Mae Foster
Jay
Warner Baxter
Helen Vinton
Husbands
Dorothy Weick
Paul Nunn
Nellie
Hollywood Parade News
Eve
Hoot Gibson
Cowboy Counsellor
Popeye the Sailor
J. Monroe Davis
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