Sunshine and Progress Spark Nebraska Farm Life
A Nebraska reflection notes telephones in farming homes and a drive to boost schools with the State Teachers Association meeting in Omaha on November 9 to 11. Repairs by H. E. Green at the farmers elevator are mentioned, while corn burning speculation grows as coal stays costly. Tanlac is advertised at Shutt's Drug Store, and the Nebraska Farmers Cooperative Grain and Live Stock Association plans its Omaha convention from November 29 to December 1. J A Rewling of Wymore visits the office.
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Nebraska Farmers’ Cooperative Grain and Live Stock Association
Omaha
Tanlac Trusted by Millions Across the Continent
An advertisement for Tanlac promotes the medicine as an unfailing comfort to ailment across the continent. It urges readers to visit Shutt's Drug Store to try it for their troubles.
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Tanlac
Auto Drivers Fined for Driving Without Tail Lights
A Hanover Kuan report notes a rise in traffic enforcement. Fourteen auto drivers were arrested and fined five dollars each plus costs for driving without tail lights.
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Hanover
Kuan
Ownership and Circulation Statement for Diller Record
The Diller Record lists Frank T. Pearce as editor, business manager, publisher, and owner with Dillon Nebraska as the post office. The notice states no bondholders or security holders, sworn October 5, 1921, before J. Smith-Dilier, Notary Public.
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Diller Record
Eds
Frank T. Pearce
Dillon
Nebr
T. Pearce
J. Smith-Dilier
Fairbury Journal praises Jefferson county dirt roads
In a boastful note the Fairbury Journal claims Jefferson county has the best 30 miles of dirt road in the United States. Columbus day is noted as a holiday and Columbus is credited with discovering America. Geo Andrews of the American Live Stock Commission Co. renews ties with Diller friends, and Tanlac from Shutt's Drug Store is advertised as aiding weight gains for thousands.
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Billy Henrichs
Fairbury Journal
Jefferson County
United States
Geo. Andrews
American Live Stock Commission Co
St. Joe
Diller Family Visit From Beatrice Individuals Noted
Mr and Mrs Ed Bartlett and Miss Emma Lamb of Beatrice with J L Lamb’s relatives visited Diller on Tuesday.
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Ed. Bartlett
Emma Lamb
Beatrice
J. L. Lamb
Thompson Family Guests From Two States
H B Thompson and family from Hebron Nebraska and O L Thompson from Casper Wyoming visited their sister Mrs F J Freytag on Sunday.
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H. B. Thompson and Family
Hebron
Nebr
O. L. Thompson
Casper
Wyo
F. J. Freytag
Businessman Purchases Kielseimer Building for HQ
John Claussen bought the Kielsmeier building Wednesday through J W Fouts agency for 825 dollars and will use it as his headquarters for pumps windmills and related equipment.
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John Claussen
Kielsmeier
J. W. Fouts
Alfalfa Huller Coming to Mabaska Farm in Two Weeks
J. W. Fouts of Mabaska Kansas announces an alfalfa huller will arrive at his farm in about two weeks. He asks anyone with a load or more to thrash to notify by phone and he will call when the huller arrives.
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Mabaska
Kan
J. W. Fouts
Driller Sues Oil Firm Over Labor Claim Near Fairbury
Clinton Phillips filed a suit against Ross-Dome-Oil Co for 2600 dollars for labor by him and others. The firm drilled to a depth of 1000 feet four miles southwest of Fairbury before the workers quit.
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Clinton Phillips
Ross-Dome-Oil Co
Fairbury
Woman's Club to entertain at Coleman home
The Fairbury club will host the Woman's Club at Mrs. A H Coleman’s home on October 18 at 2 30 p m. Members planning to attend should notify president Mrs O J Mayborn by Saturday noon.
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Fairbury Club
A.H. Coleman
O. J. Mayborn
Preacher to Speak at Federated Community Church
W C Line, W A Snyder, Geo Riddle, W H Schmuelle and E E Hill traveled to Courtland on Wednesday to arrange for Rev Hammon to preach at the Federated Community Church next Sunday morning and evening.
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W.C. Line
W. A. Snyder
Geo. Riddle
W. H. Schmuelle
E. E. Hill
Courtland
Rev. Hammon
Federated Community Church
Fire damages hall roof at Fred Frisbie district building
A Wednesday morning fire started by a defective flue burned a small roof hole before firefighters stopped the blaze at the Fred Frisbie district schoolhouse. Flora Waggoner returned from Endicott after attending a wedding supper for Lelia Hadley and Ted Shepherd in Fairbury. Village trustees in Clatonia publish minutes in Beatrice papers to comply with public notice laws. A dance is planned for October 20, 1921 at Sible’s hall in Odell with Pecenka’s orchestra. The Methodist Ladies Aid Bazaar and supper is scheduled for December 10, 1921, inviting members and friends to make aprons and fancy work.
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Fred Frisbie
Flora Waggoner
Endicott
Lelia Hadley
Ted Shepherd
Fairbury
Board of Trustees
Clatonia
Beatrice
Ladies Aid Society
The
Methodist Church
Big Carnival Set for District 85 Near Diller
Notice announces a Friday evening carnival near Diller four miles south and 24 east at District 85 with new attractions and big eats. Mary Richardson, teacher, endorses the event and invites everyone to attend.
Mrs. H Z Diller Hosts Six O'clock Dinner Honors Gertrude Bradley
Mrs H Z Diller entertained at a six o'clock dinner in honor of their daughter Mrs Gertrude Bradley of Oklahoma City. Guests included Mrs Dora Wohlsfarth and daughter Gretchen Mrs Isabella Raymond and daughters Flossie and Fern and Master Dean Barber.
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H. Z. Diller
Gertrude Bradley
Oklahoma City
Dora Wohlsfarth
Gretchen
Isabella Raymond
Flossie
Fern
Dean Barber
Sheriff Tippen’s warning on morals amid late night autos
The Fairbury Journal relays Sheriff Tippen’s plea against automobile vice and parental neglect. He recalls a midnight call to recover the McGee auto near Fairbury where six cars lined a by road held by men with sleeping girls, exposing perceived social decay and urging mothers to keep daughters at home.
Purley W. Price obituary headline
Purley W Price born July 16 1853 in Halls Valley Ohio died at 3336 Benton Boulevard Kansas City Missouri after a four week illness. He moved from Wisconsin to Diller Nebraska to run general merchandize and banking before moving to Topeka and then Kansas City where he founded P W Price Furniture and Favorite Furniture companies serving as president. Survived by wife Sarah Edna Price a son Arthur E Price two daughters Mrs K B Seymour and Mr C N Peck and three grandchildren with two brothers Joseph A Price and T P Price. Funeral held at Booth East Presbyterian church with burial at Mouse Waltsing ton cemetery in Kansas City.
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Purley W. Price
Halls Valley
Morgan County
Ohio
Benton Boulevard
Kansas City
Wisconsin
Diller
Nebraska
Topeka
Kan
P.W. Price Furniture Company
Favorite Furniture Company
Sarah Edna Price
Arthur E. Price
E. 30Th St
K. B. Seymour
Kellefountaine Ave
C. N. Peck
St. Louis Mo
Joseph A. Price
Harbine
Nebr
T. P. Price
Robert
Card of Thanks from Price Family
We thank friends and old neighbors for sympathy in our bereavement. Mrs. P. W. Price and family. Thus, P. Price and family.
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P. W. Price
P. ‘Price
Pricing at Habicht's Undergarment Bargain in Towns
Isaac Saylor found winter underwear priced 60 cents cheaper at Habicht's than in other towns. Peter Knobel, a Fairbury cigar maker, was fined $100 for possessing home brew with alcohol above legal limits. A Nebraska student at Fairbury Business College is jailed for writing checks with insufficient funds. Fred Lempe of Falko...
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Isaac Saylor
Habicht’s
Peter Knobel
Fairbury
Nebr
Fairbury Business College
Fred Lempe
Falko
Notice for Bids on Hydrant Painting
Bids for painting city water hydrants with red graphite paint will be received by the city clerk until 8 p.m. October 22. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Chas. E. Waggoner, City Clerk.
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Chas. E. Waggoner
Corn of Poority in Jefferson County
An item from Fairbury reports Jefferson county farmers husking corn with generally poor quality. Yields vary from 15 to 25 bushels south of Fairbury and 20 to 30 bushels north of Fairbury. Along the Blue river bottom yields range 20 to 650 bushels with moisture shortage blamed for poor quality.
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Fairbury
Jefferson County
Blue River
Hall's Catarrh Cure Advertisement Teems With Claims
An old advertisement from Chaney & Co of Toledo Ohio touts Hall's Catarrh Cure. It promises a $100 reward and asserts the medicine can stop internal mucous disease and restore strength, urging testimonials and free samples.
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Halls
Hall
Destro
Dee Atlee
Chaney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
Nebraska State Teacher’s Association
H. E. Green
Shutt’s Drug Store
J. A. Rewling
Wymore
Alan
Mr. Reuling
Columbus
America
Is Paramount
Sible’s Hall
Odell
Pecenka
Shorty’s
C. E. Piveral
Aaboy
Bob Ocke Ak
Cressey & Son
Deuse Brothers
Diller Auto CO
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