Abscess Sufferer and Erysipelas Case Reported In Brief
Wednesday afternoon brought medical notes on Leslie Stull with an ear abscess and Miss Mary Fusnacht confined at home with facial erysipelas. Found key ring with four keys. inquire at office. Dr. Cecil Ellis joined his father Dr. Claude Ellis en route to the state dental convention in Omaha. Mrs. Belle Robertson attended Grand Chapter O E S at Omaha and reported at lodge. Mrs. Warman nurses elder Mr. Keaton who lives 63 miles north and 7.1 miles west of Diller. Mr. Keaton recently suffered a stroke.
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Cecil Ellis
Chester
Claude Ellis
Omaha
Unusual moth miller enters car through cob house door
Otis Sweat of the southwest outskirts reported a curious incident yesterday when a moth miller flew into his car after entering a cob house door. Dr. Diehl struggled to remove the insect from the vehicle.
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Otis Sweat
Dr. Diehl
Drake Couple Plans Return Home After Omaha Visit
Mr and Mrs Geo Drake have visited at the home of their son in law and daughter Dr and Mrs S B Viers since her release from an Omaha hospital seven weeks ago and will depart today for Red Cloud.
Baby injured by washing machine gears at rural farm
The baby of Mr and Mrs Hanson on Theo Herrichs farm northeast of Diller suffered a badly fasRENated hand in a washing machine gear Monday but no bones were broken.
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Hanson
Theo
Herrichs
Diller
Starr siblings visit to attend Diller High School graduation
Vern Starr an advertising agent from Chattanooga and his sister Mrs Lydia Stucker of Kansas City arrived Tuesday to visit their brother R F Starr and attend the Diller high school commencement where their niece Elizabeth Starr is a graduate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vern Starr
Chattanooga, Tenn., Medicine Co
Lydia Stucker
Kansas City
R. F. Starr
Diller High School
Elizabeth Starr
Diller Chautauqua Tickets Urged For Early Purchase
The committee urges all who pledged last year to buy tickets at once at local banks or stores. The chautauqua runs June 3 to 7 and time is short, so be prompt to help organizers know who to visit.
We Meet to Eat Listen Fraternal Record Quip
A humorous note questions whether social gatherings from lodge to missionary society rely on food to attract crowds. It ponders if brains have turned to stomachs and quorums depend on baked goods, ending with the satire on gatherings and prayer meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Club
Missionary Society
Cully Buys Ford Truck For Store Use
C H Cully purchases a Ford truck for grocery store operations. Diner meat market will operate Sundays evenings 5 to 6. John Gebhart sustains a severe foot injury from an ax cut while siding three miles east and two and a half north of Diner.
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C. H. Cully
John Gebhart
Diner
Visit to Holstein couple ends with bruised rider
Ferdinand DeDe and Lena Lottman and Ollie and Willie De Bore visited Sunday at Mr. and Mrs John Mains home in Holstein Nebraska returning Moon day. Mrs John Weerts was considerably bruised yesterday when the team drawing their carriage to town bolted after she raised her umbrella, throwing her out.
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Ferdinand
DeDe
Lena Lottman
Ollie
Willie DeBore
John Mains
Holstein
Nebr
John Weerts
Social family dinner guest list from Clatonia and Lincoln
Mr. and Mrs. V. A. Raymond hosted a Sunday dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Green and children Bonnie Margarite Helene from Clatonia Nellie and Rhue from Lincoln Mr. and Mrs. Ray Green Norma Frances Mrs. Mary Emerson and son Jim Mr. and Mrs. Rex Green Bobbie and Eyleene.
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V. A. Raymond
Bonnie
Margarite
Helene
Clatonia
Nellie and
Rhue
Lincoln
Ray Green
Norma Frances
Mary Emerson
Jim
Rex Green
Bobbie
Eyleene
Mahaska man killed by Rock Island train at crossing
George Bonham stock buyer of Mahaska Kansas and brother of Luther Bonham of Fairbury First National bank was fatally injured Monday when his auto drove in front of Rock Island fast passenger train No. 6 at a public crossing in Mahaska. He died on the train while being taken to Fairbury.
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George Bonham
Mahaska
Kan
Luther Bonham
First National Bank
Fairbury
Rock Island
Sermon at Diller High School Commencement Service
Rev. W. F. Clark delivered the class sermon at a union church service in the opera house. A large audience attended as the sermon was well received. Music by church choirs featured a quartet led by Flossie Raymond at the piano.
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Diller High School
W. F. Clark
Opera House
Mise Marguerite Green
V. A. Raymond
Willis Clark
Ray Green
Flossie Raymond
Better Mailing Week Encourages Printed Return Addresses
The post office department proclaims June 1 to 7 as Better Mailing Week to urge mailers to add a return address on every envelope. Printing return addresses avoids dead letters and saves effort. offices offer plain or stamped printed return envelopes and invite customers to inquire.
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Post Office Department
County Banks Hold Full County Deposits for Second Time
Special from Fairbury notes Jefferson county banks hold the full legal county deposits equal to 50 percent of capital stock for the second time in history. The treasurer reports $210000 in funds on May 16 as tax money arrives. Banks, with surplus money, are not eager for county funds despite the cashing up.
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Fairbury
Jefferson County
Free high school privilege applications open through July
Oliver Diehl traveled from Lincoln to spend the weekend at home and return Sunday. John Clauson, suffering from rheumatism for weeks, left Wednesday for Excelsior Springs Missouri seeking relief with C. E. Waggoner joining the trip.
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Oliver Diehl
Lincoln
John Clauson
Excelsior Springs
C. E. Waggoner
Tell Us About It Local News Request
The paper asks readers to share any unusual daily events or visits from friends or visitors. Report experiences, departures, or notable happenings so the staff can inform the public.
Antique display program at Christian church May 27
The Woman’s Club invites guests to a Tuesday afternoon program at 2:30 featuring antique displays, a ten cent tea, and music by Flossie Raymond and others. Residents with antiques for display should notify Mrs J W Fouts or Mrs O J Mayborn.
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Christian Church
J. W. Fouts
O. J. Mayborn
Costs Then and Now in Farm Machinery Prices
P. J. Strom of Kansas compiles a comparison showing how farm machinery costs have shifted over the past decade. The study highlights price changes across tractors plows and threshers, noting inflation and market factors influencing current values.
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P. J. Strom
Kansas
Memorial Day fund drive aids war orphans in Nebraska
A week before Memorial Day the American Legion in Nebraska raises a 50 000 fund to help and educate war orphans and disabled veterans’ families. Communities statewide are urged to participate May 24 to 30 in a major national and state effort supporting those who served.
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American Legion
Nebraska
Rvice
Courteous Salesgirl Remembered in Will
London headlines recall courtesy in retail as Susan Plomer of Hornsey left an annuity of 450 dollars to Kate Wenham of an Oxford Street department store in recognition of her service. The bequest follows Plomer’s death several weeks earlier.
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London
Susan Plomer
Hornsey
Kate Wenham
Oxford Street
Novotny Begins Journey From Nebraska to Bohemia
Frank P. Novotny a long time resident of a neighborhood six miles northeast of Diller started Sunday on his trip to Bohemia the land of his birth.
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Frank P. Novotny
Diller
Bohemia
Harbine Nebraska village expense estimate for 1925
The Harbine village Board of Trustees met May 4 1925 and approved an estimated expenditure for the year starting May 1 1925 totaling 400.00 to be spread on the minutes and published as required by law. Otto Schmuelle chairman and John W Schmalz clerk signed the action.
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Harbine
Nebr
Free Medical Services Touting Dr Caldwell Visit at Maryetta Hotel
A one day only window on May 27 at the Maryetta Hotel offers free medical services by Dr Caldwell a Nebraskan physician noted for non surgical treatments. He claims to treat stomach liver bowels skin nerves heart kidney and more with aero medicines and asks patients to be accompanied by husbands. Address listed as Dr Caldwell Medical Laboratory Boston Block Minneapolis.
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Caldwell
Nebraska
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Miss Mary Fusnacht
Belle Robertson
Grand Chapter
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Paleeenceite Leccovre
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Wen Awnne
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John W. Schmalz
Doctor Caldwell
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Maryetta Hotel
M. J. Powell
Faibury
Jefferson Co
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