Round Oak Chief range on sale at Blauser's and crops noted
Blauser's advertises the Round Oak Chief steel range on sale while noting the first second and third crops of dandelions and alfalfa for sale at 12 50 per ton in the barn. Local notices cover residents visiting from Fairbury Belleville and Prairie Home cemetery plans and a May 1 municipal year start with village board reorganization and reports to be published.
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Round Oak
Blauser’s
W. Calkins
A. L. Tristman
G. M. Myers
Odell
Prairie Home Cemetery
Mey
J. Smith Diller
C. W. Townemaker
Jyn Watson
Thos. P. Price
RE. F. Habicht
Frank T. Pearce
C. E. Waggoner
S. C. Hutchinson
A. D. Stotts
A. T. Watson
E. F. Habicht
S. F
Clark
E. L. Loock
R. F. Starr
Shutt Drug Co Advertises Floor Stain Solutions
A brief in the ad notices Stain the floor? See us. from Shutt Drug Co offering cleaning and floor staining products and related services. The message emphasizes showroom availability and local shopping appeal by the pharmacy.
Alfalfa Crop Nears Cut and Local Notices
Mayor Clark notes the first alfalfa crop is nearly ready to harvest. For sale a pie plant lot for canning. Birth announced a boy to Mr. and Mrs. Henry Achtemeier on the 30th. A good cow wanted, fresh or soon. Fred Risbie recovering from a serious blood infection in the right hand. Mrs. H Linville and baby visit from Virginia Nebr. Adeline Miller re-elected to Lincoln city schools teaching post. Frank Campbell and Morris Hill attend Bruning convention representing church societies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adeline Miller
Dilner
Lincoln City
Wheat and oats prosper as farmers plant corn this week
Farmers plant corn as wheat and oats show good conditions. Stock herds pass through Diller toward pastures south and west of town. A grocer paid a ten dollar fine for selling gasoline in an unpainted can. Mrs. J W Hayworth and two grandchildren return to Omaha after visiting Otis Babb's home. Mothers day on May 12 is expected to be widely observed with acts of kindness in memory of mothers.
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Diller
J. W. Hayworth
Otis Babb
Omaha
Notice of Sale for Annie M. Diller Farm and Property
The Annie M. Diller farm of 160 acres located 14 miles southwest of Diller plus her house and two lots in Diller will be sold at a referee's sale at the courthouse in Fairbury on Wednesday May 20 1914 at 2 o'clock. Official notice appears in another Record column.
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Annie M. Diller
Diller
Court House
Fairbury
Unveiling marker program revised for Oregon Trail site
The May 12 unveiling near Lanham now starts at 2 p.m. with August Jaedicke of Hanover Kan. as chairman. The program includes Rt. Rev. J Henry Tiben, Mrs. Warren Perry, Robert Harvey, Mrs. Mabel H, Gov Hodges, Gov Morehead, William E Connelley, and the Hanover Booster band with music and benediction.
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Lanham
Oregon Trail
August Jaedicke
Hanover
Kan
Henry Tiben
D. D
Lincoln
Warren Perry
Nebraska
Daughters of the American Revolution
Yearlings Bring 8.75 at Diller Fat Cattle Sale
A shipment from Faucett Missouri by Yates, with Barber of near Diller Nebraska, sold 1074 head of yearling steers averaging strong weight and fetching 8.75 per hundred. Most calves were Hereford bred, described as white faced. Sale showcased grade beef production with solid stock and corn feeding.
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Barber
Mother's Day Sermon Admires Mothers as Civic Pillars
In a Presbyterian notice dated May 10 1914 readers are urged to honor mothers on Mother's Day. The piece extols mothers as the world’s best citizens, surpassing soldiers and other professionals, and recommends wearing white flowers in tribute to mothers, quoting Theodore Roosevelt on maternal worth.
Birth Announcement for Harbine Child
Born to Mr and Mrs J F Ihlanfeldt of Harbine a nine pound newborn is welcomed by J D Fanders who offers Victor chick food Elgina for young chicks.
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Roosevelt
J. F. Ihlanfeldt
Harbine
Victor
Elgina
J. D. Fanders
Try The Globe Laundry Requests And Visits Noted
A note mentions sending a laundry basket to the Globe laundry at Lincoln each Tuesday. The piece records visits by John Greider and the Clinton Tingtmans of Harlowton Montana to relatives in the area. Walter Hauver traveled to Gordon Nebraska for painting work. Carl Franzen of Steele City, janitor, visited Diller relatives. Blauser family returned from Hastings after attending the MWA state camp.
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Globe Laundry
Lincoln
John Greider
Carl Franzen
Steele City
Depuve Family Visits Kin After Ford Tour
Mr and Mrs Clarence Depuve drove their new Ford touring car from Gilead on Sunday and spent the day visiting his sister Mrs J E Kerr and family. They brought his mother Mrs Depue home with them.
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Clarence Depuve
Gilead
J.E. Kerr
Depue
Church Notices For The Week Schedule
The district superintendent will preach next Sunday night. A men’s meeting is set for Sunday afternoon at the M E church. Sunday school and Epworth League meet at the usual hours. You are invited to attend all services and events.
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M. E. Church
Epworth
Also Mentioned on This Page
SAV Live
First National Bank
Savings Department
Ed. Giles
Danial David
Belleville
O. F. Rigdos
If Shutt Drag Co
Shutt Drug Co
McClure Syndicate
Mayor Clark
G. T. Mills
Henry Achtemeier
Ie C. McCurdy
Fred
Risbie
H. Linville and Baby
Virginia
Nebr
Ellis
Peter Nelson
Frank Campbell
Morris Hill
Christian Endeavor Societies
Christian and Presbyterian Churches
Bruning
Diller Mercantile Company
Ladies and Gentlemens Union
Kansas
Geo. H. Hodges
John H. Morehead
William E. Connelley
Kansas State Historical Society
Hanover Booster Band
Chaslas Bove
Owen T
Clinton Tingtman
Harlowton, Mont
A. L. Tinstman
John Gretzinger
Walter Hauver
Gordon, Nebr
Methodist
Grocies
Diller, Nebr
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