Various Local Classified Items for Sale
For sale alfalfa hay in barn by T Logan. One McCormick binder offered by call 108:07. Also cheap good auto trailer by Geo D Sasse. Spotted Poland China fall gifts for sale by Gilbert Plager. F A Moon & Son quality monuments at seasonable prices Fairbury Neb Est 1886. 1928 seed corn for sale Germination test 95 and 96 by August Johnson Diller phone 130:17. Pity the folks without radio sets to listen to the wonderful advertising talks.
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F. A. Moon & Son
Fairbury
Nebr
Diller
August Johnson
Wanted General Trucking and Livestock Specialty Ad
Community classifieds note Art Kunecke seeks trucking and livestock work in Diller Nebraska contact 138. A sale lists Early Bell New Stone and Ponderosa tomato plants at 15 cents a dozen from Mrs S E FdéSnacht. John Kruesberg injured in an accident involving babbit metal exploding during bearing work. Dr Lance offers painless extractions and silver fillings low priced. Fairbury Electric Shoe advert promotes repair of worn shoes.
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S. E. FdéSnacht
Lance
Fairbury
Mites Monicide Offered by Cornbelt Lumber Co
Spray inside chicken houses with Elect rine Carbo Creecene to guarantee mite proofing for one year. For sale by Cornbelt Lumber Co. Phone 153 02.
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Cornbelt Lumber Co
Former district court clerk Griffith dies in Cedaredge
E. P. Griffith a former nine year district court clerk in the county died April 17 at his daughter's home in Cedaredge Colorado aged 82 years 9 months 8 days burial was in Fairbury cemetery
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E. P. Griffith
Cedaredge
Colo
Fairbury
Neighboring Day and Sunday families in Wy Morean state
The Wy Morean notes two western families named Day and Sunday as neighbors. Mr Day has seven daughters and Mr Sunday has seven sons, four Day sons have married into the Day family and another is engaged. The Day lineage continues through the daughters and sons.
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Day
Sunday
Wymorean
Beatrice man buys Steele City meat market
Sam Woods of Beatrice former Jiller resident has purchased the Steele City meat market. Village authorities are installing corrugated iron culverts around town and replacing old tiling in need of repair.
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Sam Woods
Beatrice
Jiller
Steele City
Glass cloth for baby chicks offered by Cornbelt Lbr Co
For sale by Cornbelt Lumber Co of Diller Nebraska glass cloth promoted to care for newborn chicks. Contact phone 153:02.
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Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Diller, Nebr
Diller seniors stage sneak day visit to Lincoln towns
The Diller public schools senior class observed sneak day on Wednesday visiting neighboring towns including Lincoln. They woke locals with whoopee shouts and car horns on their return home about two o'clock Thursday morning.
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Diller Public Schools
Lincoln
Local Craze Advertises Pal-Pinto Crystals
Mrs. John Wiegand of Beatrice promotes Pal-Pinto Crazy Crystals with a $1.50 offer for 15 gallons and half pound boxes at 70 cents plus a free sample. Ads direct readers to Farmers store in Diller G Kroetsching store in Harbine Nebr and Stamy's store in Harbine.
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John Wiegand
Beatrice
Farmers
Diller
G. F. Kroetsching
Beatrice Church Home To Major Fire Damage
A historic Christian church building in Beatrice suffered near total destruction from a Saturday afternoon fire. Officials believe the blaze started in the organ loft due to faulty wiring, with an estimated loss around $100,000 fully insured. Rebuilding talks are underway.
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Beatrice
Garnishment filed over old judgment in county court
The E. O. Cassel Oil Co. sued Clyde Broadstone and others Friday for $19 on an old judgment. The suit targets funds held by Diller State Bank as a garnishment. Judge Bee said the garnishee disclosure shows funds are exempt as government compensation. The matter will likely settle out of court.
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E. O. Cassel Oil Co
Clyde Broadstone Et al
Diller State Bank
Bee
Fairbury Journal
Coyotes Suppressed as Farmers Dig Out Whelps
Farmers in Jefferson county have been killing coyotes and their whelps the past week to cash in on a county bounty. A total of 48 coyote whelps and one adult coyote were collected, with pay at two dollars per head. List of collectors includes J. E. Muller eight, George L Ackman seven, Elliott Schilke nine, Kyle Swett five, Everett Terpening eight, Harold Bower nine, and Carl Nitz three.
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Jefferson County
J. E. Muller
George L Ackman
Elliott Schilke
Kyle Swett
Everett Terpening
Harold Bower
Carl Nitz
Fairbury Journal
May Day Notes From Local Reporter and Market News
May Day observations note garden growth and dandelion coverage. Forest Hartzel sent another car load of cattle to market on Tuesday, after shipping two cars of cattle and one of hogs recently. Mrs. R. F. Starr learned of her sister Mrs. Walter Brooks's death in Almena Kansas and left to attend the funeral.
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Forest Hartzel
R. F. Starr
Walter Brooks
Almena
Kan
Mayborns Attend Lincoln Banquet as Nebraska Honors Awarded
Mr and Mrs O J Mayborn attended a Lincoln banquet where over six hundred University of Nebraska students received scholarship honors. Their daughter Mildred was among the scholars honored.
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O. J. Mayborn
Lincoln
University of Nebraska
Mildred
Diller Senate Bill Fails in House No Action Taken
No State Highway for Diller Senate file 133 an omnibus bill that included Senator Ax Tell's measure to lift Diller out of the mud was killed in the house on Thursday on motion to indefinitely postpone. The house committee on roads judged it useless to add more mirage at the present time.
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Senate
Axtell
Diller
House
House Committee On Roads
Editor couples plan Fairbury trip for house setup
The editor and his wife, accompanied by Mrs. Warman, traveled to Fairbury on Tuesday after the Hirsch party. They will visit in South Bend, Nebraska, where electricity and water are to be installed before occupying the house with Mr. and Mrs. Cavett and Mr. and Mrs. Pearce and their families.
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Warman
Fairbury
Alvin Hirsch
Freddie
Pepe
Cavett
Freak T. Pearce
South Bend
Nebr
N. R. C. Members Spend Pleasant April Afternoon
The N. R. C. met at Mrs. Frank Grone’s home on Tuesday April 28 and decided to make the Losses and Crosses quilt for an orphan’s home. Members played rock, visited, and enjoyed lunch. Next meeting is May 6 at Mrs. Arthur Grone’s home with a Mother's Day roll call.
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Frank Grone
Orville Richardson
Ben Seibolts
Chas. Kane
Arthur Grone
Want to Sell Your Business
Local note warns readers about mail and door to door sales schemes offering to buy businesses or farms. Agencies demand a 40 dollar advertising test fee. many letters and visits follow, pressuring owners for quick responses. The Guide Rock Signal urges ignoring such solicitations unless willing to be pressured for a test fee.
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Omaha
Wichita
Guide Rock Signal
Powell family visits amid rain forecasts
Indications of rain emerged as the Record went to press last evening. Mr Nimrod Brandt and wife Mrs Susan Brandt and family from Powell visited with his mother Mrs Brandt on Wednesday.
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Nimrod Brandt
Powell
Susan Brandt
Auctioneer Sells Fiddle For Thirty Cents In Curious Show
A battered antique violin is offered with grand descriptions of its age and history. A red nosed bidder bids thirty cents, and the auctioneer declares the instrument sold, prompting laughter and a quick exit.
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France
Versailles
Nero
Rome
Beatrice Power Offers 7 Percent Preferred Shares
Local Beatrice Power Company promotes Central States Edison 7 percent cumulative preferred shares to friends and customers through a limited issue and installment plan. May 9 is the closing date. orders are capped at 50 shares and subject to subscription oversight.
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Beatrice Power Company
Central States Edison Company
R. R. Thomas
Thomas
Womans Club Plans Banquet and Elm Planting Event
The Womans Club met at the Congregational church annex and voted to hold a Mother and Daughter Banquet in late May led by the social committee. 4-H leader Mrs Geo Clark of Fairbury spoke on 4-H activities in Jefferson county. The meeting closed with singing, elm tree plantings on the school grounds, and a ceremonial dirt donation by O J Korn as past presidents were acknowledged.
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C. N. Callander
Rupert Andrews
Bert Bert Bell
Cloyd Cully
Washington
Congress
Geo
Geo. Washington
American Tree Association
Geo. Washington Bicentennial Commission
George Washington
Oiler Woman’s Club
Mary Ball Washington
Congregational Church
Geo. Clark
Fairbury
Jefferson County
H. Thompson
C. Cully
W. Anderson
H. Frisbie
Ram
O. J. Korn
Club
Also Mentioned on This Page
T. Logan
McCormick Binder
Geo. D. Sasse
Poland
China
Gilbert Plager
Art Kunecke
John Kruesberg
Fairbury Electric
Sue
Just
Diller Farmers Grain CO
Harold Lloyd
N. R.C
Joyce Kilmer
Scott Miller
Womans Club
Arbor Day Meeting
Ata
Riana
State Capitol
Stuart
Lincoln Orpheum
Paramount Theatre
World Theatre
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