Odell to Get Gas Wholesale Service from Beatrice Power
Beatrice Power plans to supply Odell and Diller with gas for resale after securing rights of way from local farmers. The deal price is twenty five cents per rod plus damages, with rapid negotiations completing the pipeline route. A NW wind and heavy rain storm hit Diller early Thursday, snapping branches, wires, and windmills, but caused little crop damage as water rose near the Indian creek bridge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
R. R.as
Beatrice Power Company
Odell and
Diller
Odell Oracle
Indian Creek
Various Local Notices and Small Ads in Beatrice Area
For Sale Buff Leghorn hens at 10 dollars per dozen and tomato plants 15 cents per dozen. Stock hogs sought. Wall paper and paint trouble contact S. F. Clark. Monument prices from F A Moon and Sea at Fairbury. Local visits and travel notes about Beatrice and Havelock residents. Shoe repair shop promotes shoe care and services in Fairbury area.
Gamble Stores Tire and Battery Trade Offer
Bargain noted for Beat Rice shoppers: old tires accepted for one dollar with the purchase of a new tire for one week starting Saturday May 10. Old batteries trade in at two dollars and fifty cents. Gamble Stores located at 402 West Court Street, Beat Rice, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamble Stores
W. Court St. Beatrice, Nebr
Widow of Fairbury Seeks Share of Government Loan
Mrs Abigal Hillegas Moses of Fairbury aged 87 claims a share of 7 000 000 dollars said to be due from the government on account of a loan made by her great grandfather Michael Hillegas first treasurer of the United States.
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Abigal Hillegas Moses
Fairbury
Michael Hillegas
United States
Diller Commercial Club to Elect Officers Next Monday
The Diller Commercial club will meet next Monday night to elect officers and discuss action on a gravelled highway running north and south through Diller. All members and others interested are urged to attend.
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Diller Commercial Club
Diller
Starrs Return From Benoit Visit To See Son
Mr and Mrs R F Starr returned from a trip to Benoit Mississippi where they visited their son John his wife and two children They enjoyed the visit and the trip noting that about 150 miles were on pavement John has a good position with a gas company there.
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R. F. Starr
Benoit
Miss
John
No Savings Found For County Treasurer Record
August Kroil claims the Jefferson County Treasurer has saved taxpayers 3000 to 3500 dollars annually in a single year, arguing the opponent saved nothing over twelve years and urging voters to check with county commissioners or official records. He emphasizes non-sales stance and focus on office duties.
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Jefferson County
Tf August Kroil
Interference Delays Corn Planting After Heavy Rains
The late heavy rains have delayed corn planting. Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Wilson of Memphis Tenn visited Dr. O C Diehl's home last evening.
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Harry E. Wilson
Memphis, Tenn
O. C. Diehl
Nebraska Parks and Lakes Destined for Fish Propagation
Nebraska holds five state parks and multiple state owned lakes set aside for game fish propagation by the conservation department.
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Nebraska
Beatrice Man Visits Sister and Relatives
Mr. Langworthy of Beatrice visited his sister Mrs. W. N. Sparks and other relatives on Sunday, staying for a family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Orville Richardson
Paul Renz
Phyllis
Henry Polfus
Beatrice
Langworthy
W. N. Sparks
Farmers Grain Co consigns stock and hogs to St Joe market
The Farmers Grain Co sent a mixed load of stock and Joe Nippert a load of hogs to the St Joe market on Tuesday.
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The
Farmers Grain Co
Joe Nippert
St Joe
County Hi-V Benefit Band Concert Postponed
The County Hi-V Benefit Band Concert planned for last night at the M E church was postponed due to muddy roads muddy conditions hampering travel and attendance.
Kensington to Meet Mrs. Pingle May 13
The B. B. Kensington will meet with Mrs. Ed. Pingle on Tuesday May 13. Entertainment committee members are Mrs. Kurtz and Mrs. Bugbee.
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B. B. Kensington
Ed. Pingle
Kurtz
Bugbee
Fremont teacher and relatives take brief Lincoln visit
Miss Marguerite Green a Fremont schoolteacher Nellie Green and Donna Jane and Dicky Raymond of Lincoln traveled to Diller in a new Ford coupe for a short visit The trip was cut short by threatening weather as Marguerite did not want muddy roads on the way home
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Marguerite Green
Fremont
Nellie Green
Donna Jane
Dicky Raymond
Lincoln
Diller
Marguerite
Black walnut suited for waste places on farms and woodlands
The Forest Service notes black walnut thrives in rough or unused farm and woodland openings, on hilly areas with good soil, large fence corners and rows, hollows, ravines, and pockets among rocky outcrops. It yields edible nuts and valuable timber while avoiding competition from sycamore, soft maple, alder, willow, beech, blackgum, dogwood, or other shrubs.
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Fitlis
The
Forest Service
Birthday Dinner Honors Grace Fasnach in Beatrice Home
Mrs Sophie Mathias hosted a May 4 birthday dinner for her daughter Grace Fasnach at her Hanover Kansas residence with 28 guests. Attendees included Mrs Emma Baker of Beatrice and numerous Mathias family members and friends, as the party ended with best wishes for many more happy birthdays.
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Sophie Mathias
Roy Mathias
Grace Fasnach
Hugo Schroeder
Eugene Schroeder
Pearl Barnes
Hanover
Kensis
Emma Baker
Beatrice
Y. Mathias
Katie Nickeson
Ellie
Harry Wells
Pearl
Meade
Walter Wells
Grace Easnacht
Harold Henrichs
Grace
Lutheran Hospital invites visits on National Hospital Day
An invitation requests the public visit Lutheran Hospital Beat Rice Nebraska on National Hospital Day May 12. Open house runs from 12:00 AM to 5 PM with guided tours, no donations expected, refreshments provided, and staff available to answer questions.
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National Hospital
Lutheran Hospital
Beatrice
Nebraska
Us National Hospital
Bandits Rained Out In Bank Roof Job
Sheriff reports moisture over the vault at a county bank in Lanham. A hole in the roof exposed tools and brick work left by would be bandits, who were forced to abandon the crime as rains thwarted their effort. A rope ladder and dynamite were later found nearby.
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Lanham
Tom Dunn
State Bank
County Life Village
Wieters
Bank
Srilenty Tel Bank
Beatrice Sun
Shower Honors Bride To Be Nellie Frisbie At Home
Mrs Ralph Frisbie hosted a Saturday shower for Nellie Frisbie a May bride with Miss Gladys Hayes in attendance Two contests Cupid's Pie won by Mrs Ross Hayes and Romance of a Shirt waist Girl by Mrs W D Hill A spring bonnet wrapped gifts and pink and white decorations with refreshments served at small tables
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Ralph Frisbie
Gladys Hayes
Nellie Frisbie
Ross Hayes
W. D. Hill
Nellie
Like Birds and Nebraska Birds Count in State Guide
A Nebraska Own Magazine piece muses on a transit image and notes a bus pass by. Obituary for Ross C Highland's mother, 93, with funeral at Culbertson Methodist Church and interment. Nebraska alfalfa leads in acreage with bird counts: 430 species in state, 127 waterfowl, 40 raptors, 220 perching birds. meadow larks named official state bird.
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Ross C. Highland
Tryon
Nebr
Highland
Diller
Culbertson
Methodist Church
Ross
Ellis
Fred
Akron
Cole
Robert
Ringold
Colo
John
Edd
Araphoe
A French
Anthony Stark
Ssmuel
Nebraska
North America
Morris Hall
University of Nebraska
Morrill Hall
Fashion and appetite drive wheat market concerns
A Cornell professor notes global efforts to curb surplus fat affect US wheat consumption, with a 20 percent drop as women fear bread makes them fat. He calls taste the controlling factor in industry, linking shorter skirts to textile gains and longer skirts to a new fashion.
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James L. Boyle
Cornell University
United States
Boyle
Home improvements and humor mix in summer sale appeal
An ad style column blends quips on college money lessons and sales pitches with home care tips. It suggests porch use, trellis appeal, and window repairs while touting affordable help and summer readiness.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Grace Fasnacht
C.C. Andrews
Steele City
Elbert Nas Nacht
S. F. Clark
Farmers Union Gas and Oils Call
Farmers Store
Earl Stefford
E. E. and
C. W. McCune
Havelock
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop
Bonham Theatre
Bride
Talkies
Home’’ Service
Porter
Gornbelt
C. L. Geer
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