Public Notices And Local Notices From Diller Area
Rainy Wednesday reports and social notes from Diller Nebraska include visits by Henry Dickman of Wymore and Clinton Tristman and wife returning to Chester. Public sale milestones note Frank Pospisil's 120 acre farm sold for 141 per acre to I E Smith of Humboldt. Monument purchases urged from F A Moon & Son of Fairbury. League of Nations covenant reprinted inside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pospisil
Diller
I. E. Smith
Humboldt
County to Auction Old Court House Building in Fairbury
The county commissioner will sell the restaurant building at the southwest corner of the square in Fairbury known as the old court house building at public auction on Thursday October 14. County Clerk C O Marthis notes the sale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Old Court House
H. K. Shutt
Change Clocks Back One Hour on October 26
The nation’s clocks revert to standard time on the last Sunday in October, October 26, at two in the morning. Since few rise then, the change may be made the night before to start the new time promptly the next morning.
Reward Offered for Lost Scotch Collie Pup
Paul Logan, Miss Martha Hilmer of Sedalia Missouri and Amanda Zagel of Beatrice Nebraska seek the return of Loat a Scotch Collie pup. The statement notes a reward for its recovery and lists the three individuals as observers of the Diller visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Logan
Martha Hilmer
Sedalia, Mo
Amanda Zagel
Beatrice, Nébr
Diller
Young Shorthorn bull for service listed by C. E. Carr
Mrs Isabella Raymond and daughter Flossie return home after visiting LaForrest Raymond and family at Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Carr
Isabella Raymond
Flossie
LaForrest Raymond
Lincoln
Married couple from Diller on honeymoon visits relatives
Geo Gerwick formerly of Diller and Elfr ie da Bielke of Scribner Nebr were married Sept 24 and are spending their honeymoon with Diller relatives. D R Kelley announced by telegram that a bill for Mrs Nancy Hudson has become law granting her a 12 dollar monthly pension from March. John Pulec the blacksmith plans to farm and left with his family by car for Missouri and possibly Arkansas to seek a location leaving W H Phillips in charge of his shop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Gerwick
Diller
Elfrieda Bielke
Esq
D. R. Kelley
Hitchcock
Nancy Hudson
John Pulec
Missouri
Arkansas
Retiring in Diller J D Fanders Thanks Community
J D Fanders announces retirement and thanks the people of Diller for liberal patronage during many years in business. He passes the firm to successors Cedric Funders and W G Robertson and expresses confidence in their being worthy of continued support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cedric Funders
W. G. Robertson
Diller
J. D. Fanders
Odell Families Visit and Local News Highlights
A miscellany of local happenings includes visits by Hollenberger and family to Kansas City, community events in Odell and Diller, a big shipment at Stotts Suits, and a state railway rate hearing for Diller Telephone. The Odell Community Club banquet celebrates electricity service, with Diller officials attending and a large group of local trustees joining.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Railway Commission
Diller Telephone Company
Diller
Harbine
Lanham
State Journal
Odell Community Club
Nebraska
F. Hartzell
H. K. Shutt
R. F.starr
H. Z. Diller
R. W. Green
F. T. Pearce
C. L. Geer
John Clausson
C. E. Waggoner
C. A. Reinhart
S. C. Moser
C. L. Waggoner
A. D. Stotts
Kodak Advertising Rates From Camera Jack Nebraska
Kodak offers reduced finishing charges with 5¢ per roll developed and 3¢ per print size. Addressed to Camera Jack, Box 5142, University Place, Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kilms
University Place
Nebr
Woman's Club Meeting on The Newspaper and Public Mind
The Woman's Club will meet with Miss Ballard on Tuesday evening October 14 at 8 o'clock. Leader Mrs Carrie Callander. Eva Green asks Is yellow journalism the reflection of the American National Spirit. Flora Wurthee leads Roll Call Women Journalists.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman's Club
Ballard
Carrie-Callander
Eva Green
Flora Wurthee
Rally Day Observed at Church Next Sunday
Next Sunday October 12 observances include Rally Day with exercises starting at 10 o clock and a morning without preaching. A 7 20 p m sermon will be held in the evening and attendees are welcome.
Harbine News Highlights and Local Socials
Mrs. Mattie Finney visited her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Sandman in Paxico Kansas. Free Logan traveled to Endicott on business last Friday. Diller callers included Mr and Mrs P A Buller and Mrs John Huffman. Gladstone defeated Harbine 13 to 0 in a Sunday ball game. John Huffman opened a new butcher shop Monday. John Brasch owns a new Ford. Harlan Weaver family visited relatives in Ellis over the weekend. Gus Kroetsching family spent Sunday in Fairbury. Aug Engleman returned Saturday from a business trip to Colorado. John Wrigley and bride returned from their honeymoon. Mrs Haze Bowman left Tuesday for Beatrice to work as a telephone operator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mattie Finney
Paxico
Kan
Chas. Sandman
Free Logan
Endicott
P. A. Buller
John Huffman
Harbine
Gladstone
John Brasch
Harlan Weaver
Rachel
Ellis
Gus Kroetsching
Fairbury
Engleman
Colorado
John Wrigley
Bride
Haze
Bowman
Beatrice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Progressive Bank
Citizens State Bank
A. L. Tristman
Ohio
Henry Dickman
Wymore
F. A. Moon & Son
Fairbury, Nebr
Clinton Tristman
Chester
Covenant of the League of Nations
Duroc
Jersey
High Pathfinder
John
Orion
B. F. Henrichs
Fairchild’s
Loock & Habicht
Mrs. Hollenberger
Kansas City
Odell
Hanover Orchestra
H. Sible
Batly
TD. Stotts
A.D. Ackerman
S.S. Christ and Son
Harlan
Arcadia, Nebr
Harlan Hadley
J.D. Davis
M. E. Church
J. R. Smith
C.W
King
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Wright
Powell, Wyo
Howard Jeffries
Kodak
Womans Club
Methodist
Diller Markets
Frank T. Pearce
Diller - Nebraska
Record Office
Waggoner Bros. Poneral
Ashers
Chambray
Lee Unionalls
Lee
Rockford Sox
Farmers Union Co-Operative Store