Local Trades Dust Off Cars Seeds Ads In Paper
Dr Ellis buys a four door Ford sedan and A J Hutchinson lists pie plant for sale at 2.00 per bit Millet seed. G T Mills calls Geo Places home phone 10827. E L Loock travels with son in law E R Henrichs to Lincoln Monday. Wallace Sisters millinery ad targets the ladies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Hutchinson
G. T. Mills
Geo
E. L. Loock
E. R. Henrichs
Lincoln
Wallace Sisters Millinery
Monarch Paints Dominate Local Market Hype
Dozens of shoppers flocked to Curbelt Lumber Co as Monarch paint brand claimed top marks in local stores. Miss Gertrude Specht returned home Sunday after appendectomy at Fairbury hospital. Washouts from heavy rains delayed eastbound Burlington trains into midweek across southwestern Nebraska and northwestern Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude Specht
Fairbury
Nebraska
Kansas
Burlington
Hemstitching Offered By Mrs Newell In Odell Neb
Hemstitching and pecating at 10 cents per yard with prompt service and guaranteed work. Mrs. Clara Newell of Odell Nebraska advertises. Booking orders are taken for home grown strawberries and a seven foot binder is for sale. Phone 1620 Steele City Nebraska Clark McCurdy. Dr Claude Ellis E L Loock and Frank T Pearce traveled to Endicott Tuesday and bought brick and sand from Fairchild Bros for Methodist church improvements.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara Newell
Odell, Nebr
Steele City
Nebr
Clark McCurdy
Claude Ellis
E. L. Loock
Endicott
Fairchild Bro’s
Card of Thanks for Kindness After Death
We thank friends and neighbors for floral offerings and kindness shown us at the death of our husband and brother. Mrs. Robert W. Steiner John Steiner Clara Steiner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert W. Steiner
John Steiner
Clara Steiner
Pollyannas Social for Federated Church Girls
The Federated church Pollyannas and mothers were entertained by Mrs. W. B. Bell Tuesday afternoon with readings and music by the girls and dainty refreshments. The afternoon was enjoyed by all. Frank Franklin, 62, and Mrs. Fred Oltrogge, 53, were married Saturday near Lanham. Franklin has six children by his first wife and this is his fourth marriage. Oltrogge has eight children and her husband died on a farm north of Lanham.
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The
Federated Church
W. B. Bell
Frank Frankin
Fred Oltrogge
Lanham
Mr. Frankin
Oltrogge
Wallace Sisters ad boosts Diller picnic association
A Wallace Sisters advertisement supports the annual Diller picnic association. 200 acres of extra good pasture for rent offered by J. F. Durbin of Steele City. H. E. Green attended the grand lodge session of the A. O. U. W. in Grand Island as a delegate from the local lodge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. F. Durbin
Steele City
H. E. Green
Grand Lodge
Grand Island
Cornbelt Lumber Co announces hard coal on track soon
Pennsylvania firm Cornbelt Lumber Co advertises a car of hard coal arriving in a few days. Buyers encouraged to prepare for next winter with quality guaranteed coal. Phone 153.02.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Editor and wife defer motor trip to Moorehead Iowa
The editor and his wife planned a semi annual trip to Moorehead Iowa to visit their son Earl and family but postponed the journey due to the roads being in a soggy condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorehead
Iowa
Earl
Commencement Exercises At Opera House Amid Threatening Weather
Large audience attended the Thursday night exercises despite threatening skies. Supt Morton of Beatrice delivered a well received address and the class appeared credibly, receiving diplomas with modest demeanor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Supt. Morton
Beatrice Schools
Big Jubilee of Fun at Fairbury Park
Jefferson county fair event hosts a countywide program at seven with each town contributing a number. Amusement tents and refreshment stalls on site. supper served 5 to 7. Proceeds fund a permanent girls camp in Jefferson County. Admission 10 and 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury City Park
Jefferson County
Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day observances in Diller
At a Tuesday city hall meeting committees were appointed for Memorial Sunday and Decoration Day. Next Sunday Rev. Mrs. Innis preaches memorial sermon at Federated Community Church while Rev. W F Clark speaks at the cemetery. Sons of Veterans and Relief Corps will assemble at city hall 10:30 and march to the church. Flower contributors and car sponsors to meet at 10:00 Wednesday. Special music planned for both days.
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Diller
Mane
Diller Picnic Plans Rise and Rally for Funds
At an adjourned Community Club meeting last Friday the club agreed to sponsor the annual Diller picnic and subscribed 125 dollars to its guarantee fund. A soliciting committee was appointed to raise the total to 500 dollars and report at tonight’s adjourned session. The panel later called a business men’s meeting at Rex theatre to gauge support, results showed broad backing and a push to form a permanent picnic association. All interested are urged to attend the city hall meeting tonight. Henry Siebe, about 47, of near Jansen, remains critically ill after a winter flu and prolonged sleep with partial paralysis and limited nourishment. doctors are puzzled by his condition.
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Rex Theatre
City Hall
Henry Siebe
Jansen
May Day Festivities Topicled at Habicht Home
On May 16 eleven ladies gathered at Mrs. E F Habichts home for a meeting. The group approved minutes and discussed May Day origins during roll call. A two course luncheon followed, hosted by Mrs. Habicht with Mrs. Robertson and Waggoner assisting. Lela Robertson attended. next meeting is June 6 hosted by Mrs. Loock.
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E. F. Habicht
Woman's Club Music Department Ends Year With Negro Theme
The Woman's Club music department held its final meeting for the year led by Mrs. Scott Miller. Mrs. Cloyd Cully and Mrs. W. G. Robertson presented papers on Negro music. Miss Mildred Mayborn delivered a Negro musical reading. Jubilee singers Iva Innes and Veda Cavett performed Negro melodies. a cakewalk dance by Mrs. Harry Thompson and Mrs. Scott Miller closed with Southern victrola tunes. Despite light attendance due to weather, enthusiasm remained high and a repeat program was tentatively suggested for next year.
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Woman’s Club
Scott Miller
Cloyd Cully
W. G. Robertson
Mildred Mayborn
Jubilee Singers
Iva Innes
Veda Cavett
Harry Thompson
Funeral of J W Carmony Ends Long Life of Civil War Vet
Rev F A Carmony of Randolph Nebr and family attended the funeral of J W Carmony in Endicott Minnesota last week. The 81 year old veteran of Co D 104 Ill Infantry died of heart trouble at a daughter’s home. He married in 1864, survived by three sons and one daughter, and had long been a member of the M E church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. A. Carmony
Diller M. E
Randolph
Nebr
Arthur
Crete
Fairbury
M. E. Church
Carmony
Diller
Passing of W. M. Hall at Odell burial at Upson church cemetery
The 83 year old former Diller area farmer W M Hall died of gangrene ten days after injuring a toe while working for Fred Fisher in Minnesota. He was buried at Upson church cemetery near Diller after a funeral by Rev. Stewart Baller. Hall left no immediate family, his wife and son having predeceased him.
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W. M. Hall
Diller
Odell
la Harpe
Kan
Fred Fisher
Upson Church
Reserve Cemetery
Stewart Baller
M. E
Mr. Hall
Freeman
Halls
Hall
Robert W. Steiner Rites Held After Sudden Death
Robert W. Steiner born Carlisle Pennsylvania September 11 1880 died Blue Island Illinois May 15 1923. He worked for Burlington then Rock Island railways married Alpha M Lewis December 1 1914 at Alliance Nebraska. Funeral services conducted by Rev W F Clark and Rev Mrs Innis with burial at Prairie Home cemetery. Survived by wife sister Clara brother John and parents.
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Robert W. Steiner
Carlisle
Blue Island
Ill
I. D. Steiner
Robert
Burlington Railroad
Rock Island
Alpha M. Lewis
Alliance
Nebr
Steiner
Clara
John
Diller
Brotherhood of Railroad
Harry Hill
John Hill
W. K. Walbridge
Fred Rasche
J. J. Brown
Jean
Wymore
Ida M. Lawler
C. R. Matthiesen
Hastings
Frank Lewis
I J
J. H. Hemminiger
Beatrice
J. A. Brandt
Lincoln
Sen Dr G H Newton Ear Nose Throat Fairbury Nebr
Notable item notes Dr G H Newton in Fairbury Nebraska specializes in ear nose and throat care. This short entry highlights his practice location and medical focus in the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Butter and egg prices shown with listings
The table lists butter and eggs with prices and quantities. Items include packing butter and eggs, noting figures such as 35 and 21 with decimals like .08 and .83. The snippet presents a market price snapshot.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
Dr. Ellis
Monarch
Curbelt Lumber Co
Wallace Sisters
Diller Picnic Association
Pennsylvania
Womans Club
H. K. Shutt
R. W. Steiner
Dr. Leach
A.D. Ackerman
Sen
A. D. Ackerman Fairbury, Nebr
Diller Markets
Farmers Grain CO
Farmers Union Store
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