Local Notes From Beatrice And Surrounding Areas
Bruce Weigel accepts a job in Omaha on Monday. Mrs Sparks visits Beatrice. Joseph Novotny visits Beat rice to see son George who had an appendectomy Saturday. Herman Sixel searches Blue Springs for a car. Town caucus nominates Habicht and Wag goner. Charley declines. substitute added. Equity farmers form group led by Roelfs Oaks Lambert. G Strockey rebuilds yard into a residence and mill. Nine year old Mason dies from scalding after falling into hot water. burial at Prairie Home Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E F Habicht
C E Waggoner
Charley
Shea
Ben Roelfs
F Oaks
Lambert Secy-Treas
E F Oaks
S Solienberger
T Leee
T Logan
Winick
G W Mason
Joe Sadle
Prairie Home Cemetery
Marriage and reunion notes from Riverton and Steele City
Forties era items include Gun Kelly and Frank Bugbee moving by wagon to Riverton Nebraska. Mies Ivy Willey and DH Gregory of Steele City wed on March 24 1900 at Fairbury. Tom Copeland, absent for years in California, visits his parents TE and Mrs Copeland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gun Kelly
Inlaw
Frank Bugbee
Riverton
Nebr
Mies Ivy Willey
DH Gregory
Steele City
Fairbury
Tom Copeland
California
TE Copeland
Fifty Years Ago Public Sale On Main Street
A public sale conducted by A H Colman on Main Street featured a stallion, work horses, wagons, harness, and farm implements offered on 12 months at 8 percent interest. The Record noted visitors Sam Clark, Wm Green, Ian Bell, Mrs S W Diller, Mr and Mrs S Rickabaugh, and CA Re-Elect Senator Howard R. Burke praises farmers’ interests and Nebraska needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H Colman
Main Street
Fairbury
Sam’ Clark
Wm Green
Ian Bell
S W Diller
S Rickabaugh
United States
Howard R. Burke
Nebraska
Judge Candidate Promotes Experience and Public Service
The candidate appeals to voters in Jefferson County Iowa by highlighting mature age and extensive public service. Past roles include Mayor, School Board member, Boy Scout leader, and executive in youth programs, claiming these experiences underpin effective office operation.
To School Social Workers and Parents for County Judge
A candidate appeals for votes highlighting twenty five years in boys work and youth organizations. He emphasizes understanding juvenile issues and asks for support to become County Judge, stating he would value his experience and seeks public vote.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young Peoples
Pasture Cane Seed Forage Plant Hit For Farmers
Ben Behrends offers Pasture Cane Seed for pasture and hay. It withstands dry and wet weather and frost, grows 4 to 5 feet tall, and is cut 2 to 3 times a year. Seed available at home near Diller or Bayard sample at Waggoner Bros Hardware Store. Price similar to Sudan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sudan
Bayard
Waggoner Bros Hardware Store
Diller
Ben
Later School Events Include Music and Scholastic Contests
After dinner committees planned remaining events. Music Festival set for April 5 at the Diller opera house. Scholastic contest scheduled for April 12 at Steele City High School. Next J C A C meeting at Reynolds on April 17. Pioneer Conference track and field noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Opera House
Steele City
J.ca.c
Reynolds
Pioneer
Diller Meet and Music Festival Preview at Athletic Park
The field meet is set for April 27 at Athletic Park. The music department praises the shop class raised platforms and plans by Mr Goerke and Mr Cavett. The band will rehearse twice weekly to make up stormy weather losses and will debut at the Pioneer Music Festival. The A B Diet Mimeograph Co has installed a trial unit in Diller Schools and staff learned mimeographing techniques.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Athletic Park
Goerke
Cavett
Kemp
Dispatch
Diller Dispatch
Also Mentioned on This Page
Bruce Weigel
Omaha
W N Sparks
Mrs Emerson
Beatrice
Joseph Novotny
George
Herman Sixel
Blue Springs
Bliss. Folger
Swift
Wilson
P&g
Hughes
Jefferson County
Richard H Larson
REPL
Leu
Mond Stet Gera
The
A. B Diet Mimeograph Co
Blue Valley Electric Co
Beatrice Power Company
Odell, Nebraska
Allen’s Store
Polly Brand
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