For Sale and Local Notices from Diller Nebraska 1912
A mixed column of local ads and notices from Diller Nebraska includes farms for sale like thoroughbred White Wyandotte cockerels and horses with gear, plus cattle acquisitions and hog products. Social updates cover visits, family reunions, birthdays, and a 55th birthday celebration, with names such as Mrs. P.B. Miller Mrs. Christie Thompson and Rev. F. H. Saeman. An official canvas of votes for Jefferson County General Election November 5, 1912 is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Walburns Visit Diller Between Trains
Mr and Mrs Edgar Walburn of Fairbury made a business trip to Diller between trains Tuesday and visited at the home of his uncle W A Cherry south of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edgar Walburn
Fairbury
Diller
W. A.cherry
Hendersons visit Hollenberg with relatives this week
Mr and Mrs Guy Henderson stay in Hollenberg Kansas this week with relatives while his father Sherd Henderson runs the family barber business in his absence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Henderson
Hollenberg, Kan
Sherd Henderson
Guy
Diller News Highlights Local Health and Obituaries
Mrs Roy Diller of Rockford Nebraska recovers from rheumatic fever at her parents home. Porto Rico's new discovery touted by a local druggist. Noah Handley adds a 14 by 14 foot extension to his house. Philander Showalter dies in Endicott after six weeks illness. funeral at M E church with burial at February cemetery. Showalter known in Diller for work at Patton Bros garage and livery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Diller
Rockford, Nebr
Porto
Rowen Marchard
Barceta
King
Ely
Shutt Drug Co
Noah Handiey
H. B. Rucker
Philander Showalter
Mr. Beach
Endicott
Ater Liee
Z State
M. E
Ebuary
Steelcotty Press
Showalter
Diller
Patton Bro
School Column Notes From Eastwood Era Classes
Supt Eastwood notes seventh through tenth grade classes with Civil War study raffia weaving and basket work English literature and Sleepy Hollow study and England geography. L D F C play practice and trade exhibit, plumbing work in lab, and a busy schedule include demonstrations debates and a Nov 28 Literary club postponement. Also state association remarks by J Bryan and a marriage notice for Mrs Erva Clark and Jog Blair with coming home details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sleepy Hollow
England
Te Association
Omaha Commercial Club
Nachoo
Amercan
Esther Grettinger
Vera Anderson
Will Lanman
Edythe Wriggley
Everett Brauser
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Our Commission
Ota
E. E. Weigel
Christie Thompson
Pittsburg
Kah
Kimball
Shut-Drug Co
A. Blauser
W. Pitts
Curtis Gear
The
Lincoln Et Co
Hebron
Martha Gear
Wm. Fishwood
Fred Frisbie
Chas. Barber
Dick Fanders
Rev. F. H. Saeman
C. E. Waggoner
Admr
Joshua Robertson
Amos Colman
Bee, Nebr
Davis
Seward
Nebr
Timlin
York
Henrietta Powell
Osceola
A. H
A. D
Asa
Allen Colman
Henry Feerhusen
Victor
Lewis Horton
Adams, Nebr
SF. Stull
Geo. Spechts Farm
Frank T. Pearce
L. M. Cavett
Claude
Fern
Veda
Frank
Earl Pearce
Hugh
B. Pearce
Hazel
Hadgell
A. H. Colman
Vivian Rush
Mr. Clime
Topeka
Kan
Zoo
Mrs. Colman
Syillam
Howard : Taft
Woodrow Ie
al Nt
Theodore Roeverel
Eugene V de Ae A
Eugene Chafin Cee
Ashton Eorge
Ms Norris
Ieee Ne
Chester H
Aldrich Ohn H Morehead
Ae Se WG
Ealiosness
Samuel Ro McKelves
Herman Diers
Rey, Dison- Wait
TOL
PF Owsaor Re
Wwelle
S'S
Auditor of Public Accounts
Am. B. Howard
Henry C. Richmond Ee
Walter
A. George
Bie E
James Braa
Andrew M “Aorrissey
Comminstemer of
Public Spode
Easthame
Ec Ie Ee
Clarence H G Taylor
I Harman
Feongressman
Charles H. Sloanek
Charles M Skilessie
John Heast
Luther Bent Lam
H Hinshaw Ee Eee
Wwe
Henry
Mie
Charles P. Hwer
John
W. Mowiselek
Pecauanere
Oo R Jones
Jac
Perry Rush
Mis. Vivian Rugh
Ys Cline
Popeks, Kan
J. M. Price
Harrigan Line
Migs
Gladys Freeman
Ione and
Beatrice Blythe
Penu Normal
Elmers
Porto Rico
Supt. Eastwood
Pope
Mr. Bryan
America
Wilson
John Fabseler
Dilney
Erva Clark
Lincoln
Jog. S. Blair
L St
J. O. Blauser
Steele City
Amar Gomes
Joshua Robertess
C. E. W. Goner
Col
J. B. Wright
A. E. Price
F. D. Coburn
DEPT
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