Two More Weeks Of School Term Noted
A Ford car was stolen at Endicott Tuesday night. A 9 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Vance Carmichael 44 miles north and 2 east of Diller on May 5. Mr and Mrs Jasper Long traveled to McDonald Kansas where they own three quarter sections of land. For Sale a big work team of horses. Sam Thompson. Try Victor Chick Food for young chicks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam Thompson
Vance Carmichael
Diller
Jasper Long
McDonald, Kan
Fairbury Prepares Countywide Fourth of July Celebration
Fairbury plans a large Fourth of July event inviting all county towns and precincts to participate, coordinating activities and community involvement for the holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Ankle Liniment Advice and Local News Roundup
As soon as possible after injury, apply Chamberlain’s Liniment per directions. Carl Tarnow, an AEF veteran, mustered out at Camp Dodge and visiting relatives in Steele City and Diller. Burroughs machines help teach banking at Grand Island Business College. Mr and Mrs S D Maw leave for McDonald Kansas. Geo Fisher of Powell Wyoming visits on way to auto school in Kansas City and returns with diploma to start auto repair business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Tarnow
A. E.F
France
Camp Dodge
Steele City
Diller
Burroughs
Grand Island Business College
Nebraska
Geo. Fisher
Powell
Wyo
Charley Fisher
Kansas City
Wyoming
Monument showroom debut with spring attic designs
Frank A. Moon & Son of Fairbury Nebraska promotes viewing new spring designs in monumental art at their showrooms. Four carloads of newest designs have arrived for customers to inspect and choose from. Call on us for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank A. Moon
Dismissed Damage Case In Federal Court
The case against Herman Fair, Endicott businessman, brought by Madelie Ingalls through Alice Bogardus as next friend, was dismissed with prejudice on April 23 with the plaintiff to pay costs. The suit sought $25,000 damages alleging mistreatment by Miss Ingalls. Lincoln Journal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Fairchild
Endicott
Madelie Ingalls
Alice Bogardus
Thru
Miss Ingalls
Quifor
Lincoln Journal
Shorthorn Breeders Plan Fall Jefferson County Sale
Jefferson county Shorthorn breeders will organize a sale this fall at a Fairbury meeting set for Saturday. Fred Starr and Charley Hilder departed Wednesday on a business trip to Cheyenne Wells Colorado where Starr owns a quarter section of land.
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Jefferson County
Fairbury
Fred Starr
Charley Hilder
Cheyenne Wells
Colo
Mr. Starr
Stock Shipment From Diller Station Report
Tuesday's shipment included one load of hogs by the Diller Shipping Association and one load of cattle by F. Hartzell.
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Diller Shipping Association
F. Hartzell
Divorces Granted in Fairbury District Court
Two divorces were granted at a brief district court session in Fairbury last week. The cases involved Mrs. Dora M. Wohl farth and Mrs. Mary Green.
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Diller
Fairbury
Mary Green
Mrs Williams Visits Son in Dewitt After Week Here
Mrs. M. J. Williams aged 80, who had stayed here with her brother G. T. Mills and relatives since last Thursday, traveled on No. 16 Sunday to see a son and his family in Dewitt.
Miss Marie Stotts Organizes Summer Music Class
Miss Marie Stotts returned Sunday from Kansas City and is living with her parents Mr and Mrs A D Stotts at the Colman hotel. She plans to organize a music class to teach this summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Stotts
Kansas City
A. D. Stotts
Colman Hotel
Hail Storm Damages Farms Around Steele City
A hail storm last Saturday evening damaged alfalfa and broke window glass near Steele City. The Dr Diehl and Geo Riddle farms southeast of Diller also sustained damage.
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Steele City
Dr. Diehl
Geo. Riddle
Diller
Belle Atkinson Visited Diller Family Circle
Mrs. Belle Atkinson of St. Paul Minnesota visited relatives in Diller on Tuesday. She spent time with her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks and her brother Clifford who has recently returned from army service in France.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belle Atkinson
St. Paul, Minn
W. N. Sparks
Clifford
France
Coyotes Captured Near Town As Bounty Drops
Nine young coyotes were captured last Friday by Ira and Pearly Place and George Camp on the Bell place one mile east of town. They expected a $3.00 bounty per scalp but learned that Gage county is paying no bounties at the present time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira
Pearly
Headache Causes and Relief with Chamberlains Tablets
The article states headaches often stem from a disordered stomach or constipation and can be avoided by addressing the cause. It highlights Chamberlains Tablets as a remedy, noting they are easy to take and mild, with many obtaining permanent relief after use.
Memorial Day planning meeting urged for veterans
Notice announces another meeting of all Diller eons of Veterans at city hall on Monday evening May 12 1919 to discuss Memorial Day plans. Reports from committees will be heard and details to ensure the best Memorial Day are considered. All ladies of the Oman's Relief Corps and others are urged to attend. Chairman.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
The
Oman
Relief Corps
Assessor Warns Jefferson County Taxpayers on Listing
Jefferson County Nebraska taxpayers warned that assessors will visit homes to list property for taxation. Officials urge care in listing to avoid later changes after signing. County commissioners met as a board of equalization and set the levy.
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Jefferson County
Nebr
County Commissioners
Board of Equalization
Ian
G. P. Stark
Co. Aauessor
Mrs Frances Starkey Visits Family in Lincoln and Lewis ton
Mrs Frances Starkey visits granddaughter Mrs Virginia Hale in Lincoln and son W T Starkey in Lewiston for several days. The Presbyterian ladies missionary society meets with Mrs H Z Diller next Thursday May 15 for the quarterly offering.
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Frances Starkey
Virginia Hale
Lincoln
W. T. Starkey
Lewiston
Presbyterian Ladies Missionary Society
H. Z. Diller
Emma
Degree of Honor Special Meeting Notice
A special meeting of the Degree of Honor will be held at their lodge room Saturday afternoon May 10. All members are urgently requested to attend.
Soldier Elton Bugbee Nearing Home From France
Dana Bugbee received a Tuesday message from his son Elton Bugbee who served with the 88th Division A E F in France and is now at Camp Mills New York. He is expected home in about three weeks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dana. Bugbee
Elton ‘Bugbee
France
Camp Mills
N.Y
Earl Pearce Returns to Omaha After Illness Visit
Earl Pearce and his family had visited Diller relatives for about two weeks while he suffered bronchitis. He returned to Omaha on Wednesday to resume work at the News printing office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl. Pearce
Diller
Omaha
News
Do You Enjoy Life
An advertisement promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to tone the stomach aid digestion and regulate the bowels, claiming a man in good condition enjoys life while those with bilious or aspeptic conditions feel miserable. The copy urges trying the remedy to improve health and mood.
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Chamberlain
Baccalaureate Service Programme At Opera House May 18
The schedule lists the Baccalaureate services at the Opera House on Sunday May 18 with music including America and the Battle Hymn of the Republic. Rev W H Wagner gives invocational remarks and readings with scripture and prayer followed by choral numbers and a sermon by CH W Wagner. The event concludes with a benediction.
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Opera House
America
H. Wagner
Wagner
Free High School Tuition Application Deadline Notice
Parents or guardians may apply for free high school tuition by writing to the County Superintendent on or before June 1. Application cards are provided at no cost by the County Superintendent. Eighth grade graduates will receive their cards after the examination. Apply now.
Beatrice Becomes Site of Gage and Jefferson Road Project
Henry Abrams announces plans and specifications for the Beatrice-Fairbury federal aid road known as the Gage and Jefferson county project. County Clerk Mumford received them from the state engineer and the board of supervisors will award the contract on Tuesday May 13 at 4 p m. Bidders may inspect the plans at the courthouse.
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Beatrice-Fairbury
Gage and Jefferson County
Mumford
Board of Supervisiors
Court House
Beatrice Express
State Fair Adds Female-Child Rest Building at 1919 Fair
Nebraska state officials plan major improvements for the 1919 State Fair. A building for women and children will provide rest and recreation, joining a new premium barn and a new poultry pavilion. Sidewalks will extend to the Camp grounds as a new street is finished.
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Cdment
Mexico to Elect President in July Amid Murders Claim
Mrs. Mathias returned Monday from Hanover Kansas visiting relatives. Six candidates are in the field for the Mexican presidential election scheduled in July, a contest described as likely to enter history for a series of murders.
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Mexico
Remedy for Rheumatism Promises Rest and Sleep
The article promotes Chamberlain's Liniment as an effective remedy for rheumatism, claiming it relieves pain and suffering, allowing sufferers to rest and sleep. It emphasizes the condition as the most common and burdensome illness and presents the liniment as a sought solution.
Death of Mrs Angell at 74 in Fairbury area
Mrs. Angell aged 74 years 1 month 24 days was found dead in her bed Saturday morning April 26 after living with her son Warren near Diller later with daughter Mrs A Cooper west of Fairbury. She was born March 2 1845 in New York and married Harvey T Angell in 1866 Cedar Rapids Iowa. Survived by three children fourteen grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at Christian church Fairbury Monday April 24 at 3:30 Rev Sheltenberger officiating burial in Fairbury cemetery.
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Margaret Angell
Warren Angell
Diller
Missouri
A. Cooper
Fairbury
New York
Harvey T. Angell
Cedar Rapids
Iowa
Obituary of Catharina Margaretha Albers
Catharina Margaretha Albers, born November 24, 1892 in Gage County Nebraska, was baptized December 23, 1892 near Filley. She attended public school in Gage County, studied at St. Paul’s Lutheran in Diller and was confirmed April 12, 1908. February 15, 1911, she ...
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Catharina Margaretha Albers
Gage County
Nebr
Filley
St. Paul’s Lutheran Church of
Diller
Obituary: Mrs. Hicken Dies at 26 After Illness
Mrs. Hicken wife of John Hicken died April 29 after an illness that began with a minor accident leading to blood poisoning. She leaves a husband four children aged up to six months four sisters and six brothers and numerous relatives. She lived twenty six years five months five days. The verse notes a world above where parting ends and faith sees the dying translated to glory.
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John Hicken
Bank Statement Report of Smith Diller Bank
State of No County of Jefferson. Smith Diller, vice president, certifies the above bank statement is correct and true as filed with the State Banking Department. Items listed include government securities, banking house, furniture and other real estate, due from national and state banks, checks and items of exchange, capital stock paid in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson
Smith Diller
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Opportunity Asks
Diller State. Bank
Victor
J. D. Fanders
S.D. Maw
Maws
Henry Abrams, Co
BRO
Mrs. Angell
Citizens State Bank
Freeman’s
Don’t
Fairbury, Nebr
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