Local Social and Travel Notes from the Area
John Pulee and wife visited Wilber on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Pierce spent Saturday in Lincoln. Mrs. Clint Tristman shopped in Fairbury Monday. Roscoe Colman and family returned Monday from an auto trip to Omaha. C. W. Hagerman went to St. Joe Tuesday with a stock shipment for Farmers Grain Co. For sale or rent near sale, two Diller residences. Inquiry at the Record office. Henry and Frank Frisbie and families began a motor trip to Herford Texas to visit parents Mr. and Mrs. Albert Frisbie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roscoe Colman
Omaha
C. W. Hagerman
St. Joe
Farmers Grain Co
Henry
Frank Frisbie
Herford
Texas
Albert Frisbie
Geo Riddle Attends Sister's Funeral in Grenola Kans
Geo Riddle returned yesterday from Grenola Kansas where he went Monday to attend the funeral of his sister Mrs Geo Logsdon who died Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Riddle
Grenola
Kans
Geo. Logsdon
Dairy cows facing four-milk-a-day plan in New Jersey
Farm boys show only mild enthusiasm as a dairy development in New Jersey calls for milking the herd four times daily. The announcement signals a notable shift in routine for dairy farms and may affect production schedules and labor demand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
Community Club Meeting At City Hall Next Monday Evening
All residents with an interest in the town will attend the city hall meeting to discuss the club’s future and conduct important business.
Grinding Demonstration On October 18 For Free Ground Feed
A grinding demonstration will showcase the Letz roughage grinder on October 18. Bring corn fodder kaffir corn wheat barley corn or other feed to be ground free of charge at 21 Fanders & Robertson.
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Fanders & Robertson
Barton Family Reunion Held at Home of Mr and Mrs Barton
Sunday Oct 5 at the Barton home a family reunion featured a chicken dinner ice cream and cake in the afternoon All were present except Mr and Mrs Claude Dunn and daughter Beulah of Ft Collins Colorado Attendees included C M Windsor and son Barton Howard Windsor C M Windsor Bert Bell Beatrice Payetta Dorehy er Payetta Beuce Barton and Berneice Calkins among others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barton
Wm. Barton
Claude Dunn
Beulah
Ft. Collins
Colo
C. M. Windsor
Howard Windsor
St. Louis
Bert Bell
Beatrice
Beuce Barton
Rayson
Dorehyer Payetta
Lee Calkins
Berneice
Hunting trip and Sunday visits in the county
Walter Murray and Merle Siebolt began a Sunday hunting trip into Cherry county. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters with son Howard spent Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Fred Sheele near Odell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Murray
Merle Siebolt
Cherry County
Herman Peters
Howard
Fred Sheele
Odell
Reverend Clark attends Congregational conference in Hastings
Rev. W. F. Clark, pastor of the Diller Federated Church, traveled to Hastings yesterday to participate in the Congregational state conference.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. F. Clark
Diller Federated Church
Hastings
Windsor family visits relatives before Cass Lake move
Mr and Mrs C M Windsor and their son Barton with Mr Howard Windsor of St Louis Missouri visit from Thursday to Monday with Mrs Windsor's parents Mr and Mrs Wm Barton and other relatives and friends They plan to drive to Cass Lake Minnesota to make their home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. M. Windsor
Barton
Mr. Windsors
Howard Windsor
St. Louis
Diller Lincoln Club Meets At Mrs Myers Home
The Diller Lincoln club gathered Friday at Mrs. W L Myers residence in Havelock for a business session followed by a social hour of domestic skill and expressional spelling. Refreshments were served by the hostess with Mrs Glenn assisting and Velva Myers helping. Autumn flowers decorated the room. The next meeting will be hosted by Mrs C E Blauser in Normal on November 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller-Lincoln Club
W.L. Myers
Havelock
Glenn
Little Velva Myers
C. E.blauser
Normal
Lincoln Journal
Trains Will No Longer Stop at Kesterson Station
Effective Sunday October 12 trains Nos. 16 and 17 on the Burlington will bypass Kesterson four miles south of Fairbury Nebraska. No passengers will be taken on or let off at the station which has served since its founding about forty years. The Fairbury to Kesterson bus line with mail and passengers will instead operate to Endicott.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Nebr
Kesterson
Burlington
United States Mail
Endicott
Federated S S Ladies K class meets in Kensington
The ladies K class of the Federated S. S. held a Kensington on Oct. 3 led by Mrs. W. F. Clark with Mrs. Lee Calkins. Mrs. Frank Cully sang two selections. Delicious refreshments were served by the accesspice circle amid a good crowd including Mesdames Barton and Windsor and Misses Thompson Callander Diehl and Calkins. The next meeting is on Nov. 1 with Mrs. W. F. Clark and an all day event with Mrs. Willis Clark on Oct. (truncated)
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. S
W. F. Clark
Kensington
Lee Calkins
Frank Cully
Mesdames Wm. Barton
C F. Windsor
Beulahhompson
Callander
Eleanor Diehl
Bernice Calkinspoke
Close
Willis Clark
Jolly AA Club Meets with Mrs Chasick in October
Nine members three visitors and five children attended the Jolly AA Club meeting with Mrs Chasick. The afternoon was devoted to social visiting. The next gathering is set for Miss Mildred Hood on Wednesday October 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jolly Aa Club
Chasick
Mildred Hood
N S A Club Social Hosted by Mrs S C Moser
Mrs S C Moser hosted the N S A club on Wednesday October 8 1924. The afternoon featured needlework social time Halloween decor Patty games stanta cobbling and piano songs by Misses Filley and Franzen. Mrs Viers helped with luncheon nine members attended with honor guests Mesdames Starr Starkey Carter Green and Etchinson. Members will bring a household hint and meet Mrs Viers October 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. C. Moser
Hallowe’en
Filley
Franzen
Wiemers Bros Complete Winnings On Chester White Hogs
The Record publishes the full winnings awarded to Wiemers Bros of filler on Chester White hogs. Many hogs will be sold at their town sale on the 16th.
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Wiemers Bros
Chester White
Unclear Cattle Show Labels Fronted by Exhibitor
A fragment lists animal classes and exhibitors with terms like 2nd aged boar lst senior boar pig lst 6th Jr. boar pig lst 8rd Jr. girts lst young herd lst and young bred by exhibitor. The text appears to be a catalog of pedigree classes and exhibitor designations without clear context.
Young Livestock Show Highlights From exhibitor herd
The report notes awards in junior and senior classes, with junior and senior sows, yearlings and foals placing second and third in several divisions. Penny Dapenny is cited among top sows, while private second and dam entries show strong exhibitor results across young herd categories.
Tet Senior Bear and Yearling Herd Breeding Note
Fragmentary livestock record notes breeding of a senior bear and yearlings with references to ewes, sows, and young animals. Details on who bred them and exact lot assignments are unreadable in the scrap.
Fragmentary OCR note notes unclear event
Incomplete text fragment mentions a numbered item and an entity but lacks context or names to identify a specific person place or outcome. Reading shows stray letters and digits without coherent event or subject.
Yearling Boar and Sow Highlight Farm Herds
Fragmentary farm note records a yearling boar and yearling sow among livestock assets. Mentions a sister animal and a boat term. lacks full context or clear event details.
Heorichs Exhibits Duroc Hogs at Washington County Show
Heorichs displays Duroc hogs this week at the Washington county Kansas Stock show, highlighting their breeding stock amid exhibitor competition and fair attendance.
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BF. Heorichs
Washington County
Kans
Congressmen complain about salary, seek re election
Several congressmen who argued they cannot live on their salaries are running again, framing the issue as a test of their commitment and experience in public service.
Fouts Seeks Medical Counsel in Omaha
J. W. Fouts traveled to Omaha last week to consult his nephew, Dr. Roy Fouts, about his health and returned home on Friday.
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J. W. Fouts
Omaha
Roy Fouts
Community Club Meeting Notice
The Community Club will meet next Monday evening October 13. All members are requested to be present.
Pattons Henrichs Visit Burr Nebraska After Election
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Patton and family along with Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Henrichs and family traveled to Burr Nebraska on Sunday to visit Orval Patton and family. The text notes some candidates may feel post election the effort to mobilize voters can be challenging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Patton
W. M. Henrichs
Burr, Nebr
Orval Patton
Picnic dinner guests misspelled names in listing
A printing error omitted the names of Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and their daughter Carolyn from the guest list at the September 28 picnic dinner hosted at Harry Thompsons.
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Willis Clark
Carolyn
Harry Thompson
Miss Melba Moves Shops In Fairbury Nebr
The notice announces Miss Melba now operates at the Marilyn Beatte Shoppe five doors north of First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska replacing her Mae Belle Beatte Shoppe location. Patrons are asked to call 464 for appointments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melba
Mae Belle Beatte
Golden Rule Ridg
Marilyn Beatte
First National Bank
Fairbury
Nebr
Womans Club Meets Monday Evening with Music and Social
The Womans Club gathers Monday at 8 oclock with hostess Mrs. O J Mayborn overseeing the event. A musical program led by Mrs. Scott Miller and Mrs. Mayborn includes a violin solo by Mayborn and Autumn Quotation Sebiais iso’s scales versus Frank Cully MP eds 60 Mi Mayborn. The High School Chorus performs as part of a Halloween themed social hour run by the social committee.
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Womans Club
O. J. Mayborn
Scott Miller
O. J.mayborn
Sebiais Iso
Frank Cully
Mayborn
Cloyd Music
Hallowe
Beckwiths Return From Omaha Trip and Webster City Visit
Paul Beckwith and family returned Wednesday from an auto trip to Omaha for Aksarben events and a stop in Webster City Iowa to visit Milo Foster formerly of Diller and his wife.
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Paul Beckwith
Omaha
Aksarben
Webster City
Iowa
Milo Foster
Diller
I Don’t Care to Meet My Tailor Receipts Dishonored Dinner Jacket
The fragment notes a wry remark about a tailor who still owes a receipt for funds tied to a dinner jacket. It presents a humorous aside from Le Journal Amusant in Paris.
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le Journal Amusant
Paris
Don't Worry Clubs Disband Over Election Fretfulness
The Washington Star reports that many Don't Worry Clubs dissolved after fretful local elections for officer posts, as people feared changes in leadership and direction.
Obsolete Capitol Publications Stored In Vaults
The public printer says folding rooms hold thousands of obsolete or worthless publications. Vaults contain annual finance reports back to 1876, 1879 agricultural yearbooks, Paris Exposition 1878 reports, old nautical almanacs, chaplain prayers from the Sixty-second Congress, army regulations to 1805, and many obsolete congressional directories.
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Capitol
Catarrh Relief Ointment Ad Prompts Confusing Text
An unclear OCR fragment advertises a medicinal ointment for catarrh and related symptoms. The readable portions mention relief for catarrhal congestion and sore throat but lack coherent product or company details.
Glycerine Mixture Prevents Appendicitis
A simple glycerine and buckthorn bark mixture used in Adlerika is claimed to guard against appendicitis by acting on both upper and lower bowel. The advertisement emphasizes broad bowel cleansing effects and overall digestive health benefits.
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Savings Department of
Diller State Bank
John Pulee
Wilber
Mrs. Jessie Pierce
Lincoln
Clint Tristman
Record Office
E. F. Habicht
Topeka
Hutchinson, Kansas State Fair
Midwest NO
Belleville, Kans
Jefferson Co., Nebr. Fair
W. E. Anderson
Cornbelt. Lumber CO
C. L. Geer
Mgr
Jonathans
Minnesota
Holland
Beatrice Fruit Co
Court St
Beatrice, Nebr
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