Community Sale at Diller Next Saturday Afternoon
A community sale will be held at Diller next Saturday afternoon with Roy Schultis in charge. Merchants will furnish a list of articles for public auction at the city hall. Used articles will be moved to S C Hutchinson's building on the east side of Main Street for sale. Animals may be offered if someone wishes to sell one. Future sales depend on the event's success and may be advertised later.
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Diller
Roy Schultis
S.C
Hutchinson
Main Street
Aden couple depart Milbank after pleasant four weeks
Mr and Mrs E C Aden of Milbank South Dakota left for home today after four weeks with relatives and friends in the area. They formerly lived near Diller and began their married life at this place. Mrs Aden is sister to the Lottmans Dake John Mrs Henry Ahrends Mrs Werts and others.
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E.C. Aden
Milbank
South Dakota
Diller
Aden
Lottman’s
Dake
John
Henry Ahrends
Werts
Mayborns Arrive From Texas and Plan New Duties
Mr and Mrs Richard Mayborn arrived last Saturday evening and have taken residence at the Catlett house near the Congregational church. Richard will join the staff of the Diller State Bank in the new role.
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Richard Mayborn
Texas
Catlett
Elmo Hadley House
Congregational Church
Richard
Diller State Bank
Christmas Greeting Card Samples Offer
A box of 21 high class gift cards with names printed on all or part of them is offered for $100. The office believes these are nicer than last year’s cards and notes the group will cost twice as much elsewhere.
Lawrence Weigel Completes Study for Full Mechanic Status
Lawrence Weigel returns from Kansas City where he spent months studying diesel engineering. He finished shop work and courses and now only needs to complete home study and pass examinations to become a full mechanic.
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Lawrence Weigel
Kansas City
Omaha visitors stay with Mrs Line in local area
Me and Mrs Paul Beckwith arrived from Omaha Monday evening and spent several days at the home of Mrs Jennie Line and others. They have business interests in this locality that require occasional attention.
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Paul Beckwith
Omaha
Jennie Line
Ladies of the Congregation Church Supper Planned
The Congregation al church ladies announce their annual supper at the church annex on Saturday evening. Adults pay 25 cents and children 15 cents.
Red Cross Membership Drive Planned in Diller
A Red Cross solicitation is planned for this afternoon in Diller. Leave a dollar at the Record office to support the drive and help the committee.
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Red Cross
Diller
Bank night at the Bonham offers 450 in prize this week
Attorney General Wright says the practice is illegal while Bonham hosts a bank night contest offering 450 dollars to a lucky winner this week.
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Bonham
Wright
Ice Clad Blue River Above Beatrice Dam First This Fall
The Sun reports the Blue river above the Beatrice Dam was coated with ice for the first time this fall on Monday morning.
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Beatrice
Election Tables Highlighted on Page Three
Readers are pointed to page three for an overview of local election tables. The item notes that several interesting tables appear on that page, inviting attention from voters and followers of the race.
Chick Boyes Play At Opera House
Mr. E C Bickford advance agent for the Chick Boyes Players arrived to promote the show. Local merchants sponsor merchant tickets for the run starting November 24 and continuing every other Tuesday evening after. The Chick Boyes Company, headquartered in Hebron Nebraska, is well known in these parts.
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Chick Boyes Players
Chick Boyes Company
Hebron
Nebraska
Diller Boys Return From Western Trip
The Diller family welcomes five sons Henry Behrend Edward Behrend Roe Sparks Gerald Carmichael of Steele City and Herman Hickey of Hollenberg back home after a three month journey through ten states Wyoming Idaho Oregon California Arizona New Mexico Texas Oklahoma Kansas and Nebraska. Norman Frisbie also returns from Powell Wyoming the same evening.
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Diller
California
Dad
Henry
Edward Behrend
Roe Sparks
Gerald Carmichael
Steele City
Herman Hickey
Hollenberg
Wyoming
Idaho
Oregon
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
Oklahoma
Kansas
Old Nebraska
Norman Frisbie
Powell
Balloon Picture From New York Daily News Captures Alfred
Alfred Malchow convalescing from serious injuries after a truck auto collision near Scottsbluff, sent a balloon picture from the New York Daily News dated October 24. The image was captioned Blow Blow Breathe and Blow with an accompanying explanation. The paper was sent by Roland Travers of New York City, a relative connected to the Price family and cousin of Mrs. Lillie Colman of Fairbury, who has visited Diller.
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Alfred Malchow
Scottsbluff
New York Daily News
Alfred
Roland Travers
West
22Nd St
New York City
Diller
Travers
Price’ 8
Lillie Colman
Fairbury
Diller Men See Fight Over Opinion After Football Game
Charles E. Waggoner and John Steiner from Diller attended a Fairbury football game. A postgame dispute led to a minor fight with two youths exchanging blows outside the fence, one losing a tooth. The incident notes these two men often join such local frays during outings.
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Diller
Fairbury
Charles E. Waggoner
John Steiner
Chas
John
Armistice Day Flag Display At Fairbury
Morning discussion on Armistice honored with flags at Fairbury placed at half mast until noon and then raised to full mast as a Decoration Day rule for Armistice observance.
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Fairbury
Big Money Saving Bargain and What a Bargain
A local newspaper ad touts a six month subscription bundle offering Popular Science McCalls Illustrated Mechanics and Ca Farmer for 500 dollars, valued at 850 dollars, promoting a substantial savings deal.
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World- Herald
Popular Science
McCalls
Illustrated Mechanics
Ca Farmer
Prominent Beat Rice Attorney A. H. Kidd Dies
A. H. Kidd, a noted Beat Rice attorney, died suddenly Monday morning in Excelsior Springs Missouri after a short illness.
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A. H. Kidd
Rice
Excelsior Springs
Missouri
Sisters Return Home After Winter Trip
Mrs. Mary Strockey and her sister left last week to spend the winter with relatives and the sister returned to her home afterward.
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Mary Strockey
Woman's Club Tackles Traffic Safety and Education
The Woman's Club met November 4 at Mrs. C H Cully's home with Delano and Hays leading a program on highway safety. They discussed mass education and enforcement, distributed a new driver license quiz, and promoted literature from Travelers Insurance. The group urged county convention plans for November 18 in Fairbury and encouraged strong local participation.
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C H. Cully
C. Steffen
Jennie Line
Miss Delano
Keith Hays
Old Maple Tree in Diller Comes Down
Diller officials Mayor Steiner and Marshal Bond felled the old maple at the city hall lot. The tree had shaded the depot crowd and hosted local talks since 1892, with memory spanning generations before the 1934 drought ended its life.
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Diller
Steiner
Marshal Bond
Alex Koons
Jake Zook
W. H. Diller
Geo. Clark
Main Street
Frank Pearce
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Pearce
Cleveland
Harrison
Young
Boone
Harry Green
Drouth
Entertains The Keystone Kensington
Mrs Willis Clark hosted the Keystone Kensington on Friday November 6 despite cold winds. A gift exchange was planned for December at Mrs Cal Waggoner’s home. Mrs Scott Miller spoke about the unknown soldier role and a reading titled The Unknown Soldier Speake.
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Willis Clark
Keystone Kensington
Cal Waggoner
Scott Miller
Opal Glathar
Quinter Fry
Jake Lottman
Behrends
Glenn Long
Armistice Day Observed In Fairbury With Parade And Football
Armistice Day observance in Fairbury featured a morning parade and an afternoon football game against Grand Island. The celebration included a large turnout, a complex parade order with multiple veterans, youth, and civic groups, band performances, and a three volley salute at the courthouse.
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Fairbury
Grand Island
American and Legion
Peterson
128Th Ambulance Corps
GAR
Gold Cross
American Legion
Veterans of
Ss Lieh- American
World F
Park School
F. W
Fire Department
Civilian _ Conservation Corps
CCC
Electric Shoe Shop Ad Near Theater District
An OCR fragment notes a shoe shop named Electric Shoe Shop located north of an unnamed theater, suggesting a small business listing in a theater district area.
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Ee Us A Pest Shoes
Electric Shoe Shop
On Baken Theatre
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Tears
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Chick Boyes
Opera
Woman's Club
Ita
Francis Clark
Sey
Gayle Cully
M.S. McDuffee
Norfolk
V. Nothome
Aurora
God
Joyce Kilmer
Fithers
Sims’ Flower Shop
Fairbury, Nebraska
7Th Street
of. Bonham Theatre
Floyd Sims