Armistice Day Proclamation by Governor McKelvie
Local items note Gov. McKelvie issuing an Armistice Day proclamation. Various residents are listed as visiting, traveling, or calling on businesses in Beatrice Lincoln and nearby towns. Notables include L M Cavett and wife, Willis Clark, Smith Diller, Flora Waggoner, Wave Copeland, Archie Trout, A H Coleman and Osborn of Florence Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Coleman
Fairbury
Diller
Mr. Osborn
Florence
Kansas
Diller Family Travels to Fairbury for Vocal Lesson
Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and daughter Pearl travel with Max Bell to Fairbury on Saturday. Pearl attends vocal lessons with Mrs Worth of Fairbury, as part of their weekend visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Z. Diller
Pearl
Max Bell
Fairbury
Worth
Diller Party Attends Farmers Union Creamery Meeting
E S Willis Clark Roy Diller and Carl Schnuelle traveled to Superior Tuesday for a Farmers Union Creamery Company meeting. The creamery's plant can produce 4500 pounds of butter in thirty minutes and averaged 9000 pounds daily in June.
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Diller
Superior
Farmers Union Creamery Company
E. S. Willis Clark
Roy Diller
Carl Schnuelle
Diller Couple Married at Beatrice by Judge Messmore
Miss Elsie Lamb 33 and Clarence Piveral 38, both of Diller, were married at Beatrice Friday by Judge Messmore. Miss Foreman, principal of Diller High School, visited Beat Rice with her parents over the weekend.
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Miss Foreman
The
Diller High School
Beatrice
Elsie Lamb
Clarence Piveral
Diller
Beatrice Friday
Messmore
Odell Newsbrief Announces Local Births and Visits
Col Henry Eden plans a five sale fundraiser in Odell Nebraska while Jennie Diekman welcomes a daughter. A daughter arrives for Mr and Mrs Alpha Wiemers near Endicott as relatives from Diller visit.
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Gladden
Alpha Wiemers
Jennie Diekman
Fish distribution planned for Indian Creek and Blue River
A carload of young fish including bass channel cat croppies bullheads and Kentucky frogs will be released in Indian Creek and the Blue River next spring according to Philip Gumb of the state fisheries.
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Kentucky
Indian Creek
Blue River
Philip Gumb
State Fisheries
Kiwanis to unveil Gage county war tablet
The Kiwanis club of Beatrice will present a bronze tablet in Gage county listing twenty seven men who died overseas in the war. The ceremony occurs on Gold Star Memorial day Sunday November 6 in Beatrice. Committee members Harman Eyth and Garrison seek any missing names.
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Kiwanis Club
Beatrice
Gage County
Chas. Harman
Robi. Eyth
G. O. Garrison
Miss Emma Kirchhoff Leaves for Byron Visit
Miss Emma Kirchhoff departs Tuesday evening for Byron for a several weeks visit with friends and relatives. Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone plan a motor trip today to Nebraska City and Council Bluffs to visit Iowa relatives. Paul C Huber a Fairbury merchant files bankruptcy petition in Lincoln district court listing liabilities of 22000 and assets of 15000.
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Emma Kirchhoff
Byron
Arthur
Grone
Nebraska City
Council Bluffs
Iowa
Paul C. Huber
Fairbury
Lincoln
Diller Ghosts and Goblins Busy Night Before Aero Parade
Max Bell a Nye-Snyder-Jenks manager rode Burlington No. 16 to Omaha to watch the international aero congress parade. In Diller the Tuesday night ghosts and goblins left a lively though largely harmless wake with minor property impact and plenty of pranks by youths and some adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Max Bell
Nye-Snyder-Jenks
Diller
Burlington
Omaha
International Aero Congress
Lyceum Course Opens With Orchest ral Concert Artists
Weather dampened but many attended the first Lyceum Course show by The Orchest ral Concert Artists. The program mixed ensemble pieces with solos, highlighting each member and promising high quality for the series. Knofleckova Company slated for Nov 14 with Miss Knofleckova, a talented violinist, supported by pro artists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iupite
Lyceum
Knofleckova
Knofleckona
The Editor's Midwest Visit to Moorhead and Nearby Towns
The editor and family traveled by road from Nebraska into Iowa and Missouri Valley before reaching Moorhead. They faced a north wind and heavy dust, rain and mud slowed progress, and a night in a hotel followed a stalled auto. Moorhead is praised as a pretty rail town with lights, water works, and a river valley.
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Earl Pearce
Moorhead
Long
Nebraska
Lowa
Gouneil Bluffs
Gumbo
Missouri Valley
Mondamin
Yaa
Enterprising Farmers and Land Values Near Moorhead
The article notes land near Moorhead valued up to 500 dollars per acre with well improved farms and modern buildings. Corn yields reach 40 to 60 bushels per acre and alfalfa is excellent, supporting cattle feeding. The author recounts visiting a son, helping arrange his Moorhead printing office, and a long road trip home ending after 53 miles on the last stretch from the Golden Rod highway to Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moorhead
Omar
Golden Rod Highway
Diller
Home in Diller to be Sold at Public Auction
Col Henry Eden states the John Fahsler residence in Diller now occupied by Harry Patton will be sold at public auction on November 12 at 2 PM on the premises. Terms: $200 cash, $100 January 1, balance in 3 years at 6 percent interest. An opportunity to buy a good home at your price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Eden
John Fahsler
Diller
Harry Patton
Dr G H Newton Eyes Ear Nose and Throat
Dr G H Newton is noted as an eye ear nose and throat specialist in Fairbury Nebraska. The snippet references his medical practice location and specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebt
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Citizens State Bank
Gov. McKelvie
L. M. Cavett
Willis Clark
Smith Diller
Fuiay
Flora Waggoner
Wave Copeland
Archie Trout
Potate Oor
Areal Buy
W. T. Logan
Col
Odell, Nebr
George Lichty
Endicott
W.S. Slocum
N. B
National Biscuit Co. Soda Crackers
W. A. Snyder
Hess Poultry
H. K. Shutt
Dr.Hess
Lice
Fanders & Robertson
Chester
Diller Auto Co
Sam Thompson
A. D. Ackerman
Cassell
Steele City
Olliciaas
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