Anniversary Notes and Local Business Changes
The item notes a 1st anniversary Sunday at Federated Sunday school on March 26. It reports Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Waggoner traveling to Omaha on a business trip, J. E. Copeland buying Nickeson’s restaurant at Harbine and planning to move next week, and J. L. Lamb recovering in a Beatrice hospital with plans to return home soon.
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Federated Sunday School
C. L. Waggoner
Omaha
J. E. Copeland
Nickeson
Harbine
J. L. Lamb
Beatrice Hospital
Taxpayers Meeting in Beatrice on School Tax Protests
A taxpayers meeting is scheduled at Beatrice courthouse tomorrow to support adopting resolutions protesting the current high school taxes. The event gathers local residents and taxpayers to discuss fiscal concerns and potential actions.
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Court House
Beatrice
Mrs. Sarah Witty Injured in Fall at Vliets Kansas
Mrs. Sarah Witty of Vliets Kansas and formerly of Diller fell and fractured several ribs on her left side. The latest update from her daughter Mrs. R W Green says she remains in severe pain.
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Sarah Witty
Vliets
Kan
Diller
R.W. Green
Record marks 36th year of publication this week
The Record enters its 36th year of existence this week, noting last week completed the 35th year of publication by its founder, continuous owner and editor.
Spring Bows to Town as Gardens and Yards Grow
Spring began Tuesday with gardens being prepared and yards cleaned. Town lawns turn from brown to green as farmers note plowing ready ground after recent rain and snow. Community events include Epworth League plans and a St Patrick's Day dinner hosted by Mr and Mrs Scott Miller.
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Scott Miller
Paul Logan
Jean Marie
Hoag, Nebr
Geo. Logan
Frank Cully
Beatrice Visit and Local Business Notes
I D Steiner spent Sunday with friends in Beatrice. Avery Lumber Co reports selling Ira Place a bill of lumber for a hog house. Mrs Frances Starkey and son George returned from Pawnee City. Mrs Harry Green left Lincoln to care for her mother Mary Emerson. Thos L Ewing, Harbine pioneer, returned from Lincoln to his farm near Beatrice.
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The
Avery Lumber Co
Ira
Frances. Starkey
George
Pawnee City
Harry Green
Lincoln
Mary Emerson
Thos. L. Ewing
Harbine
Pearce Divorce Granted in Fairbury Custody Granted
Mrs. Lulu Pearce won a district court divorce from George B. Pearce in Fairbury, gaining custody of six minor children and use of the home. ownership remains with Mr. Pearce. R. E. Colman and daughter Maxine, of Grand Island, plan a visit with Asa Colman and relatives in Arapahoe, then Mrs. Coleman and Maxine will stay in Diller with Mrs. R. W. Green for a week starting Monday.
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Lulu Pearce
Fairbury
George B. Pearce
Pearce
R. E. Colman
Maxine
Grand Island
Arapahoe
Ray
Asa Colman
Colman
Coleman
Diller
Kennedy Family Visits Diller Then Sets California Move
Mr and Mrs W R Kennedy and son Billy and Clark Miller visit Diller relatives Tuesday. Clark leaves Wednesday for California for a position offered by Stewart Furniture Co Ocean Park. He will reside with Mr and Mrs M E Fish recently moved to California as Mr Fish transferred from Denver.
Woman's Club Meeting Planned For Tuesday Afternoon
The Woman's Club will meet with Mrs. W. Bell Tuesday afternoon March 28. Roll call will feature Famous Statesmen Your Community and its govern. Addie Bell selects reading. Nellie Green listed.
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Woman’s Club
W. Bell
Library News and Donations Prompt Subscriptions
The library cabinet sits in city hall while books are donated. Notable donors include Mrs. Frank Eick Mrs. S. J. Thompson and Miss Cecil Hodam. The committee urges all promised subscriptions to be paid by next Wednesday to complete the paper’s report.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kihrary Monty
Anoahe Tee
Frank Eick
S. J. Thompson
Cecil Hodam
Johnnie Fife Held on Serious Charge
Johnnie Fife of the Diller vicinity was arrested Sunday by Deputy Sheriff Ed Campbell on a bastardy charge by Rose Vyrick. He pleaded not guilty at arraignment before Justice Ellis, with trial set for April 6 at 1 p.m. Bond of 750 dollars required, defense by Safranek and Dutton. later report says release on bond arranged by his step mother.
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Johnnie Fife
Diller
Ed. Campbell
Rose Vyrick
Ellis
Safranek & Dutton
Beatrice Express
Fife
Johnny Fife
Dutton & Shafranek
Consider the dairy cow she is worth consideration
The author extols the dairy cow as a source of prosperity and urges humane treatment. It emphasizes feeding well, sheltering from extreme weather, gentle handling, clean housing, and avoiding filth, claiming the cow rewards caretakers with clean life-giving milk and great power for good.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Jung
Montana
Paper Use and Pulp Wood Trade Warn of Shortages
The article explains the vast scale of newspaper production using newsprint from pulpwood, noting two million tons consumed annually and a ribbon of paper 40 million miles long. It highlights Canada supplying over a third of pulp wood and moving to curb timber cutting, signaling rising imports and the need for domestic forest management.
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Sun
Canada
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Citizens State Bank
Mrs
L. M. Cavett
Epworth Leaguers
E. L. Durkee
Topeka
S. B. Viers
A.R. Nichols
Jefferson County
I. D. Steiner
Federated Church and Sunday School
Rev
Mrs. Clark
Y. M
Presbyterian Church
Federated Sunday School of Dinler
Womans Club
Library News
H. K. Shutt
Mary
Eleanor H. Porter
Pollyanna
David
Dawn
Mag Marie
V. T. Logan
Sudan
Millet Seed
C. R. Steffen
S. C
Rhode Island
B. F. Henrichs
A. D. Ackerman
Fairbury, Nebr
Henry Fields
Iowa Silver Mine
Shenandoah
J. M. Hiatt
A. J. Hutchinson
G. H. Newton
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
Nebr
Frank Roseman, Jr
J. W. Fouts
Diller Markets
Evry Womman
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