Beatrice Household Notes and Local Ads Mixed
Claude Dunn listed as sick. Slightly used piano offered at 190 dollars by A Palmer Co Beatrice. Ray Green drove to Viiets Kan Sunday to visit family. For sale 8 or 10 tons of first cutting alfalfa by Erie Roelf. Denatured alcohol prices appear lowest from H K Shutt. Colorado coal sold at 10 50 per ton by Cornbelt Lumber Co. Purebred Rhode Island Red cockrels priced at 1.00 each by Mrs W T Logan. Mr and Mrs Geo Specht dined Sunday with Will Deardorf in Beatrice. A sign reads no detour signs no chickens nor cows in the road plans. Dr Helzel dentist Fairbury advertises latest methods. In western Nebraska an old frame livery stable proclaims We repair automobiles and fix Folds. Banquet remark notes tongue falling to floor.
Hale Family Supper Shared In Fairbury Visit
Mr and Mrs Delmar Hale and family dined Tuesday at the home of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Myers in Fairbury, sharing an evening meal with their hosts.
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Delmar Hale
Lloyd Myers
Fairbury
Beatrice Express Notes Local Health Headlines
The Beatrice Express reports Mrs. E. J. Catlett of Diller is recovering after a recent operation at a local hospital. Life insurance actuaries and medical experts say the average human lifespan has lengthened by ten years.
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E. J. Catlett
Diller
Beatrice Express
Mrs J A Shuffler Dies After Lingering Illness
Mrs J A Shuffler former resident of the Diller area died last Friday night at her Fairbury home after a lingering illness. Funeral services were held Monday at Fairbury with burial in Prairie Home cemetery at Diller. She was a sister of Mrs Tiffis Blauser residing about 34 miles northwest of Diller.
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J. A. Shuffler
Diller
Fairbury
Prairie Home Cemetery
Kensington Event by Keystone Ladies at Mrs Findling Home
Federated church ladies Keystone class held a Kensington gathering at Mrs Findling’s home on Friday afternoon. Rooms were decorated with chrysanthemums and plants. Plans were disrupted by business matters and refreshments were served by the refreshment committee.
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Keystone
Federated Church
Kensington
A Word of Appreciation From Diller Business Owners
W A Snyder expresses gratitude to friends patrons and supporters as the business in Diller retires after almost fifteen years He notes intent to follow the Golden Rule and acknowledges heart over head mistakes and wishes their successor full support from the community.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
W. A. Snyder
Local Notes Roundup From Ellis and Fairbury
Two of Frank Shipman’s children near Ellis have diphtheria. A man sought to husk corn at an elevator to unload. Dr. and Mrs. C. C. Diehl traveled to Fairbury on business Wednesday. Russel Carpenter returned from California driving his car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Shipman
Ellis
W.T. Logan
C. C. Diehl
Fairbury
Russel Carpenter
California
New Gulbransen Player Pianos From 420 Up
Beatrice store A Palmer Co promotes Gulbransen player pianos starting at 420 dollars with models suited to homes and small spaces. Local advertisement highlights price points and brand variety.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Palmer Co
Beatrice
Local clerking change and medical surgery report
Mrs. Bertha Stotts is clerking in E. F. Habicht's store replacing Mrs. Ruby Andersen who resigned. Hazel Geer daughter of Mr and Mrs CC Geer had adenoids and tonsils removed Friday in Beatrice. Kenneth Fouts formerly of Diller was elected president of the state organization of county agents at their recent conference.
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Bertha Stotts
E. F. Habicht
Atore
Ruby Andersen
Hazel Geer
CC. L. Geer
Beatrice
Kenneth Fouts
Diller
The
State Organization of County Agents
Farmers Union Co-op Slices Salt Prices New Levels
Farmers Union Co-op store touts low salt prices with new price level on meat salt stock salt and blocks highlighting fresh pricing for customers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Union Co-op
Lincoln man visits family after teachers association
LaForrest Raymond of Lincoln spent Saturday night and part of Sunday at his mother Mrs. L P Raymond's home in Diller He was accompanied by his sister Flossie who had attended the teachers association.
Diller Community Club Sets Meeting at City Hall
The Diller Community Club will hold a meeting next Monday night at the city hall. Full attendance is requested as important business is to be transacted. F. E. Hale chairs the meeting with G. C. Blauser as secretary.
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Diller Community Club
F. E. Hale
Chm
G. C. Blauser
Secy
Autumn in Nebraska Inspires With Rich Growth and Color
Fore sight notes Nebraska in autumn with lush alfalfa and wheat stands, abundant drooping corn ears, green pastures and meadows, and bright streams. The bracing atmosphere and roads marked by color make this year’s season especially inspiring for production and beauty.
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Nebraska
Minnesota billboard removal law to take effect
A Minnesota law to take effect December 1 will remove billboards and other highway signs funded by state money. Only road department guidance signs and city tourist camp notices may remain along highways. The measure signals a shift toward advertising in news media and may prompt Nebraska lawmakers to consider a similar act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Minnesota
Road Department
Ten Thousand Lakes
Nebraska
Milk cows for sale and local notices
Four milk cows for sale by Louie Wenz. Mrs. Mattie Clark bought a Ford coupe for nurse work. A. Dr. Viers offers radio parts and sales. Will deliver milk at 7:30 a m and 5:30 p m with meat market supply. Mrs. Clara Myers returns from Fairbury to visit son W F Myers in Havelock. Glen and Marie Colman visit Beatrice parents Allen and Mrs Colman.
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Mattie Clark
Harry Weddle
Clara Myers
Fairbury
W. F. Myers
Havelock
Glen
Marie Colman
Beatrice
Mrs. Allen Colman
Federated Church Supper and Chrysanthemums Sale
The Federated church invites the community to a Saturday supper at City Hall on November 10. Chrysanthemums will be offered for sale during the event.
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Ladies of the Federated Church
Public Sale of Household Goods by H Z Diller
I am moving away and will sell a part of my household goods at public sale Saturday afternoon November 10 at 1 o'clock at the house.
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H. Z. Diller
Uncle George Mills Celebration at 92 in DeWitt Nebraska
Uncle George Mills, age 92, celebrated with sister Mrs Mary Anne Williams her son Robert and his children at the home of his son in law George Place one mile east of DeWitt Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Mills
Mary Anne Williams
Robert
DeWitt, Nebr
George
Rex Theatre Crowd Listens to Extension Bureau Talk
Tuesday night crowd at the Rex theatre heard Prof. Brokaw describe Nebraska Extension Bureau efforts. Lantern slides illustrated statewide achievements. Before the talk Diller school children performed songs readings and yells, drills, a playlette The Merry Microbe and piano duett by Hubert and Eleanor Filley with solo by Marguerite Green.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex
Brokaw
Extension Bureau
State Agricultural College
Nebraska
Diller
Merry Microbe
Hubert
Eleanor Filley
Marguerite Green
Local Social Roundup and Community Visits
Shea items note guests including Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. Sam Friday with children. Phrases record travels and calls by residents A Specht and J N Carpenter, plus local family visits and a Halloween party hosted by Mother's Club circle one at Rock Creek church.
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Glenn Riddle
Sam
Earl Riddle
Ralph Carpenter
Stromsberg
A. Specht
Fairbury
A. R. Sollenberger
Humbolt
J. N. Carpenter
Harbine
Shea Equity Exchange
Kansas City
Deardorf
Beatrice
Wm. Bellis
Concordia
Kans
George Andrews
St. Joe
Rupert Andrews
Lou Barber
Omaha
Roy McCune
Ray F. Harting
J. Benoit
Twin Falls
Ida
Ray Wagoner
Earl Stull
Mother's Club
Rock Creek Church
Circle Number One
Wouldn't Give up Her Gum on First Train Ride
Miss Cora bravely refuses to surrender her chewing gum when the conductor asks for tickets on her first train trip. She offers her ticket but keeps the gum, citing insistence on both. The butcher boy nearby witnesses the exchange.
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Cora
Library Hours Change and Donation Notice
The notice lists library hours on Wednesday 3 30 to 5 00 PM and Saturday 2 30 to 5 00 PM plus 7 00 to 9 00 PM. Mrs Chas Reinhardt of Lincoln formerly of Diller donated a fine collection of books to the library and is thanked. Several new members were added in the past month and more are welcome.
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Chas. Reinhardt
Lincoln
Diller
Starkey Oil and Gas Company Growth Through the Years
Starkey Oil and Gas Company traces its rise from a 1914 start with a Wayne pump and 40 gallon tank to a larger facility by 1915 and a 12,000 gallon storage expansion by 1916. The narrative highlights rapid investment and business expansion in Fort Collins under L. P. Starkey.
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Fort Collins
Starkey Oil and Gas Company
L. P
Starkey
Wayne
Starkey Oil and Gas
Starkey Gas and Oil Co expands with new plant
The Starkey Gas and Oil Co led by L P Starkey and W T Starkey operates four filling stations in Fort Collins Eaton LaFayette Loveland with a new $10 000 plant. Seventeen curb stations feed Fort Collins Loveland Boulder Broomfield Louisville Erie Windsor Pierce Ault Greeley and four wholesale plants store 76 000 gallons. The firm employs twelve in its tank truck fleet and posts annual sales of about 500000 with plans to recapitalize for 500000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. P. Starkey
W. T. Starkey
C. S. Dunham
E. S. Dunn
Fort Collins
Eaton
LaFayett
Loveland
Boulder
Broomfield
Louisville
Erie
Windsor
Pierce
Ault
Starkey Gas and Oil Company
Collina_ Colp
Express -Courier
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promoted for Catarrh Relief
For over forty years Hall's Catarrh Medicine has been used to treat catarrh. The remedy includes an ointment for local use and an internal medicine tonic claimed to act through the mucous membranes to reduce symptoms. Cleveland, Ohio.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hall
Cumey Bone
Sin Ede
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Department of
Diller State Bank
Claude Dunn
Ray Green
Viiets
Kan
Erie Roelf
H. K. Shutt
Colorado
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Rhode Island
W. T. Logan
Bers
Mrs. Geo. Specht
Will Deardorf
Avivation
Heltzel
Louie Wenz
Dr. Viers
Red Cloud
Superior
Mark Twain
O. D
Nebraska Auto Parts Co
Fast Court St
Starkey Gas and Oil Co
Shea
Steele City
Nebr
Zoellen Place
Chester White
Deering
John Deere Gang
Plymouth
C. A. Roulsten
Col. H. R. Royle
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