Election Returns Show Morehead Victory and Local Races
Unofficial general election results indicate Gov. Morehead re elected with broad support, while woman suffrage and university removal failed. The slate of republican candidates largely won statewide offices and congressman C H Sloan retained his seat. County totals and Pleasant precinct results are listed with numerous candidate tallies and local office outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morehead
C. H. Sloan
Jefferson County
Lahners
Blauser
Conley
Matthis
Nellie
Cropsey
Hughes
Abrams
Rain
Yeakle
Koch
Nutzman
Pleasant Precinct
Kearney Memorial Armory
Howell
Sackett
Porter
Wilson
Sloan
Rhodes
Millikan
Grueber
Bostrom
Lambert
Wylie
McGuire
Grubb
Marthis
Worrall
Schultz
Register of Deeds
Starr
Nellis
Shepherd
Catlin
Austin SF
Habicht Aldred Nuptials At Aldred Home
Vesta Azilla Aldred and Carl W Habicht wed on Wednesday October 28 at the Aldred home. Edna Bahde sang, vows were spoken by Rev Boslaugh, Milton Motley served as ring bearer. They left for Redfield for a short wedding trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Aldred
Vesta Azilla
Carl W. Habicht
Edna Bahde
Redfield
Frankfort
Estee
Wessington Springs
Dak
Local Gossip Notes on Visits and Light Proposal
A series of brief reports from Diller share visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walburn from Endicott, Mrs. Alice Leason from Wymore with her sister, and Arthur E. Price and family in Kansas City. Odell electric plant proprietor discussed an electric lighting proposition in Diller, while E N Carter finished painting a brother in law’s house and barn in Pawnee City.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Walburn
Endicott
Diller
Alice Leason
Wymore
E. L Loock
Odell
E. N. Carter
W.C. Starkey
Pawnee City
Public sale of estate property announced by Mrs Albert Wood
Mrs Albert Wood will conduct a public sale of personal property from her late husband's estate next Friday afternoon November 13 with A Mayborn as clerk and Col J B Wright as auctioneer. Mrs R L Oaks fractured a forearm in a buggy accident last Monday but a physician set the bone and she is recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Wood
A. Mayborn
Col
J. B. Wright
Neighbors Attend Steinmetz Corn Gathering and Local Visits
Chase's fine chocolates sold at Packer's. A Record office sale offers a big bundle of old papers for 5¢. Bruce Weigel and Ray Green of Beatrice visited Sunday with Diller relatives. Mrs L Bausch returned from Brock Humboldt and Auburn. Mrs Vern McManes and baby visited relatives in Sioux City. A crowd photo from John Steinmetz's corn event will appear next week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bruce Weigel
Ray Green
Beatrice
L.bausch
Brock, Humboldt
Auburn
John Steinmetz
Mrs Patton Visits Grandmother While Brother Is Hospitalized
Mrs Myron Patton travels from Lead South Dakota to care for her grandmother as Otto Fox remains in the hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myron Patton
Lead
So. Dak
Otto Fox
Notice to Tax Payers on 1914 Tax Lists Due Dates
The 1914 tax lists are in hand. Personal and real taxes due November 1. Personal delinquent December 1. Real estate due May 1 next. Pay early to save interest. Nearly all schools need funds. All banks in the county hold tax lists with one exception.
Pittinger Heads to Diller for Farm Duties
J. H. Pittinger departs today to manage farm interests near Diller. S. C. Phillips, ill for weeks, is scheduled for surgery at Falls' sanitarium this morning, Beatrice Sun reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Pittinger
Diller
C. Phillips
Falls’ Sanitarium
Beatrice Sun
Your Life Is in Our Hands at Shutt Drug Company
An advertisement from Shutt Drug Company stresses the burden of accuracy in compounding prescriptions. It claims exact filling ensures safety and reliability, appealing to customer trust in their pharmaceutical service.
Local Social Notes and Sale Notices
Ada Cully visits Odell with her parents between trains. W. P. Friday posts public sale ads for next Thursday November 12. A base burner stove offered cheap by H. E. Grape. Birth announced for Will H. Schnuelle and wife a seven pound girl born Thursday November 65th 1914. Buff Orpington cockerels for sale at 75 cents each. Mrs. R. B. Albers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Cully
Odell
Will H. Schnuelle
R. B. Albers
Douglas Shoes Stock For Youths and Men
Local retailer Harlan Hadiey announces a stock of Douglas shoes for youths boys and men priced from 1.75 to 8.75. The ad claims the shoes offer style fit comfort and wear quality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Hadiey
Presbyterian Church Service Notes 1914 Temperance Sunday
The Presbyterian church lists events for Sunday November 8 1914 with morning scripture Whatsoever a man soweth and a message on temperance World Temperance Sunday Junior C E at 4 pm Senior C E topic Getting out of ruts and keeping out Evening sermon Christian Liberty discusses the duty and right of mankind to live under expanding liberty and opposition to war driven policies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian
C. E
Christian Church
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
State of
Nebraska
Savings Department
Johnson
Korhummel
Shaffer
Witenberg
Wonder
Suveyor
Blauvelt
Dodge
Phillips
Jenkins
Yenkle
Rohrbaugh
Nider
Fanders
Stotts
Justice of the Peace
Townemaker
Myers
Forts
Constable
Greenwood
Weddle
Fox
Specht
Nickeson
Carpenter
Weaver
McCune
Logan
London
Fritsie
Pleasant
Fred Clark
W. A. Snyder
W. E. Mudge
C. E. Darr
C. L. Waggoner
Fairbury
Ed Giles
Ott Fox
Marshall
Colorado Springs
Colo
Lew London
Baby
Arthur E. Price
Kansas City
Mrs
P. W. Price
Fast Foods
The
New Way Store
Chase
Packer’s
Shutt Drug Company
McClure Syndicate
W. P. Friday
H. E
OQ. F. Rigdon
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