Local Notes on Burns and Sales in Harbine Area
D W Fanders motored to Fairbury Sunday after partial burning of his father's residence. Hod Diller of Lincoln covered stock foods sales in the area. Leonard Richardson and Fred Frisbie report corn yields of 60 bushels to the acre. Mr and Mrs Herman Stahl Miss Lillian Hutchingon and Mrs Sarah Warman dined with Mr and Mrs Wayne Carpenter north of Harbine Sunday. Herman Weichel plans a public sale next Tuesday and will move to Oklahoma. See his bills for details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Fanders
Fairbury
Leonard Richardson
Fred Frisbie
Herman _ Stahl
Lillian Hutchingon
Sarah Warman
Wayne Carpenter
Harbine
Herman Weichel
C. C. Andrews
Diller
Oklahoma
Diller Area Notes and Local Purchases
Local items include chunk wood for sale by C E Fairbank and W C Line and a Beatrice business visit by C E Waggoner. Grain prices listed for Corn 62c Wheat 1.45 Oats 35c. Car news mentions new Ford coupes for Cavett and a Fox visit. Several regional visits and social notices from Diller and nearby towns.
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Diller
Clark's Cash Produce Market Today Ad
Prices for hens 19c, springs 16c, roosters 8c, geese 9c, ducks 7c, eggs 45c, cream 43c. Bring in your produce to the Senior Bldg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark’s
Illness Strikes Miss Dorothy Hutchinson in Beatrice Area
Miss Dorothy Hutchinson fell seriously ill Sunday with neuralgia of the heart. Doctors Diehl of Diller and Fall of Beatrice attended long and reported she was out of danger and improving in the latest bulletin.
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Dorothy Hutchinson
Diehl
Diller
Fall
Beatrice
Mrs R F Starr Nearing Recovery From Illness
Mrs. R F Starr shows signs of improvement after a recent illness. She has been confined to home care and is now on the mend, with friends hoping for a full return to health.
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R. F. Starr
Thanksgiving party planned at Christian church building
Helen Patton and Bradford Diller lead for next Sunday evening social committee organizes a Thanksgiving party at the Christian church on Nov. 25. The Methodist League and former Y.P.C.U. members at school are invited and all who attend are promised a good time. This is the last Sunday before the contest begins so those who wish to join must repeat the pledge next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Helen Patton
Bradford Diller
Christian Church
Methodist League
Fullerton Man Sees Fine Weather For Leisure Businesses
G C Roseman of Fullerton Calif notes good weather for horseshoe pitching and checker playing, the main afternoon activity at his records business. Wallace Moore, former Diller resident, dies at 70 in Blue Springs. survived by wife and two children. Funeral held at Blue Springs Christian church with burial in Blue Springs cemetery.
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G. C. Roseman
Fullerton
Calif
Wallace Moore
Diller
Blue Springs
Christian Church
Oiler stores to close at 10 on Thanksgiving Day
Ben Henrichs Beatrice backers launch a two million dollar campaign to move Doane College from Crete to Beatrice. A banquet at the Paddock Hotel announces a quarter million gift from the Kilpatrick brothers for a Hall of Science as part of the effort. Other notices include prices for purebred Rhode Island Red cockerels and Duroc Jersey pigs.
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Farmers Union
E. F. Habicht
C. H. Cully
Rhode Island
Jersey
Ben Henrichs
Beatrice
Doane College
Crete
Paddock Hotel
Kilpatrick Brothers
Students finish spelling contest and sand table project
The 8th and 4th grades completed a four week spelling contest. Ethel Roseman and Cena Lottman earned 100 percent daily. Last Friday the Thanksgiving sand table project was completed, representing the first Thanksgiving. The 6th graders are making maps of the United States divisions. David and Alfred Wehling were absent Tuesday. Archie Trout visited Monday afternoon.
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Ethel Roseman
Cena Lottman
United States
David
Alfred Wehling
Archie Trout
Woman's Club Meeting Features Western Cities Program
Fifteen members and twelve visitors attended the Woman's Club gathering at Mrs. Wrigley's home Monday evening. Mrs. Scott Miller led the program with a trip through western cities including Denver Salt Lake City Los Angeles Hollywood Salem and Portland. Mesdames Miller Fanders and Hagerman gave papers and talks while the High School Glee Club directed by Mrs. Martin provided music and Elizabeth Starr sang a solo. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Bert and assistants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Martin
Elizabeth Starr
Bert
Fire at Fairbury home damages over $1500
The residence of John OD. Fanders, a former Diller resident, in Fairbury burned Sunday due to faulty wiring. The fire damaged a portion of the roof and much furniture through both stories. Mr and Mrs Fanders were visiting in York and covered 86 miles in 1 hour 58 minutes to reach home.
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John OD. Fanders
Diller
Fairbury
Free Consultations From Dr Coran Chief Specialist Visit
One day only Dr Coran chief specialist from the Medical Laboratory in Boston Block Minneapolis offers free consultations on this trip. He avoids surgery for chronic appendicitis gall stones ulcers goitre adenoids and focuses on treatments for stomach liver bowels blood skin nerves heart kidneys bladder bedwetting catarrh lungs rheumatism sciatic ulcers and rectal ailments. Married women must be accompanied by husbands.
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Coran
Medical Laboratory
Boston Block
Minneapolis
Minn
Dr. Doran
Mion
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Bank Reserve
Citizens State Bank
Hod Diller
Lincoln
Hess Poultry
H. K. Shutt
Dr Hess
Lice
Chunkwood
C. E. Fairbank
Ouke Franzen
Steele City
C. E. Waggoner
Beatrice Business
W. C. Line
L. M. Cavett
Everett Clark
Blue Rapid
Kans
A. Mayborn
Omaha
Rhue Green
Tobias
Elias Hadley
Cornbelt Lumber Company
Will Fox
Burlington
Thompson
Seead
Ollie Brooks
Superior
Pleasant Plain School House
Ethel Warthen
Produced
Cecil B. Demille
Sharp
Charley’s
By Syd Chaplin
REX Theatre
Notre Dame
Nebr
Atwater Kent
Box Holle
Green’s Cafe
Womans Club
Lee
Union Cative Store
Maryetta Hotel
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