Dare to do right Junior class play set for April 14
Local items note a junior class play scheduled for April 14 and a playful remark about tomorrow being All Fools Day. Several short notices mention people visiting relatives, moving homes, and travel to market with cattle. A special term of the Gage county district court is called for Monday with a jury to be drawn. Tanlac is advertised by Shutt's Drug Store with claims of its strong merit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage County District Court
L. W. Colby
Tanlac
Shutt
Local Woodman Deputy Plans Class Adoption
W. G. Green, deputy for the Modern Woodman of America, has secured several applications for membership and will hold a class adoption at the next lodge meeting. J. W. Switzer, pioneer lumberman of Fairbury, died in Los Angeles, leaving a $300,000 estate and three daughters.
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W. G. Green
Modern
Woodman of America
J. W. Switzer
Fairbury
Los Angeles
Calif
California
Correction on raiding report of still and whiskey
The Record retracts a county notice claiming a still mash and whiskey were found south of Fairbury as reported earlier. Fentiman of the eastern landowners says no such find or arrests occurred and the paper publishes his statement to set the record straight.
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Fairbury
Fentiman
Grand Island Visitors Over Weekend
Mrs. Ray Colman and daughter Maxine from Grand Island visited with her sister Mrs. R. W. Green on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Slocum and their children came from Endicott Sunday to visit Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Slocum.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Colman
Maxine
Grand Island
R. W. Green
Earl Slocum
Endicott
W. S. Slocum
Byron Visitor Visits Gretzinger Family in Diller
Mrs. Harry Gregory from Byron traveled Tuesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gretzinger and other relatives in Diller.
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Harry Gregory
Byron
John Gretzinger
Visit Brings Lyons Women to Frisbie Home
Mrs. Peter Towes of Lyons Kansas arrived Sunday for a visit with her sister Mrs. W J Frisbie and brother Harvey Reed and their families.
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Peter Towes
Lyons
Kan
W. J. Frisbie
Harvey Reed
Coal strike looms with little hope of avert April first
Little hope exists for avert the coal strike set for April 1. Local dealers report ample supply, so impact on Diller will take months to appear. An advertisement touts Tanlac benefits, urging three daily doses before meals to improve appetite, sleep, and energy.
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Diller
Omar Phillips Returns to Havelock After Visit
Omar Phillips visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Phillips and returned Sunday to his home in Havelock where he works in the Burlington shops.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Omar Phillips
G. H. Phillips
Havelock
Burlington
Tuxhorn Moves to Athol After Farm Sale
Wm. Tuxhorn moved last week to Athol Kansas to be near relatives who will care for his daughter after leasing his farm to Roe Hudson and selling stock and tools. He shipped household goods via Rock Island from Harbine and traveled by car. Also at home for spring vacation are Diller pupils from State University Harold Hutchinson Carol Diller Arnold Fouts Ethel Woods Lloyd Calander Isabelle Fouts Eva Line Audrey Diller.
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Wm. Tuxhorn
Roe Hudson
Athol
Kan
Mr. Tuxhorn
Rock Island
Harbine
Diller
the State University
Harold Hutchinson
Carol Diller
Arnold Fouts
Ethel Woods
Lloyd Calander
Isabelle Fouts
Eva Line
Audrey Diller
Mysterious Disappearance of Claude S Miller in Kansas
Claude S Miller of Hollenberg Kansas vanished after leaving a drug store at 10 p m and with no word since. His father Frank Miller offers a 100 dollar reward for his recovery or body, as searchers fear foul play. Miller, about 30, 5 ft 5, 155 pounds, sandy hair blue eyes wore khaki unionalls and a blue serge coat with a checkered cap. He was unmarried and related to Guy Henderson formerly of Diller.
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Claude S. Miller
Hollenberg
Kan
Frank Miller
Little Blue River
Young Miller
Guy Henderson
Diller
M. W. A. Lodge
Mary- Marie to Start Next Week Serial
E F Habicht sells red river Ohio seed potatoes as demand rises. Mayborns rode Burlington to Beatrice. Wiemers led stock to St Joe market. Farmers Shipping Assn sent hogs to St Joe. Strawhacker withdraws from county race in Fairbury. Welton family visited Diller area. Durkee stops in Superior on way home to Topeka. Clark Fisher and relatives depart for Powell Wyoming.
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the Farmers Shipping Assn
St. Joe
E. L Durkee
Topeka
Kan
Superior
S. B. Viers
Village election board appointments listed for next Tuesday
Those appointed by village authorities to serve on the election board for the village and school election next Tuesday are Judges J L Hughes John Gretzinger and Frank Johnson Clerk H C Stotts and C L Tristman. Polling place is city hall with polls open from 8 am to 8 pm. Separate ballots will be used for each set of officers.
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J.L. Hughes
John Gretzinger
Frank Johnson
H. C. Stotts
C. L. Tristman
Hard Times Party at Epworth League Church
The Epworth League hosted a Hard Times party at the church on Tuesday evening. Hoboes and residents appeared in calico and rags while each attendee faced fines for attire as a mock magistrate taxed them for new clothes and jewelry. Clifford Blauser was named most appropriately dressed by popular vote.
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Epworth League
Clifford Blauser
County Assessors Learn Tax Duties at Fairbury Session
Jefferson county assessor O R Jones led a Tuesday school of instruction for sixteen precinct assessors and three Fairbury appointees to start Monday. State legislator George A Williams spoke on tax equity, noting large corporations with big capital list only partly for tax and urging full valuation for all to curb high taxes. He cited an Omaha firm with 2 5 million capital listing 650 000 for tax and pointed to auto license data showing underreporting of vehicles. Williams urged uniform listing by rich and poor and the group heard remarks over a Chamber of Commerce luncheon.
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O. R. Jones
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Fairbury City
Jones
George A. Williams
Filmore County
Williams
Omaha
Nebraska
Chamber of Commerce
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Diller State Bank
Salemen
Frank Cully
Miss Pear
Bell
Beatrice
Donna Jane Raymond
KE. Warthern
Hanover
Sadie Gardner
Kansas City
M.H. Coons
Steele City Press
S. B. Viers, Sr
S.:.b. Viers, Jr
Lebanon
F. Hartzel
Claude Ellis
F. J. Freytag
Innes
Wymore
Mary- Marie
E. F. Habicht
Red River Ohio
O. J. Mayborn
Scede Wiemers
St. Joe Market
A. M. Strawhacker
Harry Welton
Clark Fisher
George Fisher
Diller, Endicott
Steele City
Powell, Wyo
County Assessors Meeting
Nebr
S. C.moser
F. T. Pearce
F, Clark
V. B. Bell
B. Viers
E. G
Limprecht
C. L. Geer
Geo. Henrichs
J. Smith Diller
Mary-Marie
Mary Marie
Eleanor H. Por
Ian David
The
Diller Record
Ae Ete
Citizens State Bank Diller, Charter N
Sionie
Guaranty
State View Association
State Bureau of Banking
Cuimeon F. Hanrant
Ieee
Apache A. Te
Eure Weneeska
State of
Jefferson
Eae
Tao Peake Dassege
MA Yeoan
W. N.starxs
Frank T
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