Eye Ear Nose Throat Doctor Ad From Fairbury Neb
The Record announces Dr G H Newton of Fairbury Nebr specializing in eye ear nose and throat care. Miss Helen Patton travels to Lincoln to visit relatives. The Farmers Shipping Assn mailed a stock car to St Joseph market. A baby boy weighing 8 pounds 8 1/2 ounces was born to Mr and Mrs J M Hiatt near Diller Oct 11. Republicans of Jefferson co plan a Fairbury meeting with U S Senator R B Howell and Attorney General O S Spillman addressing.
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the Farmers Shipping Assn
St. Joseph
J. M. Hiatt
Diller
Jefferson County
Fairbury
U.S
R. B. Howell
O. S. Spillman
Fairbury Notes on Neighbors Curfew and Local Life
Mrs. Sam Diller of Fairbury visits Diller with daughter Kathrine returning home. Ply mouth enforces curfew for schoolchildren after 8:30. A letter corrects a mistake about the community club obituary, praising a lively town with a proactive mayor, pumps, and the spirited Charlie.
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Ike
Charlie
Altho
Pasture land sale ads and local notices in The Record
The Record notes an auction advertisement for pasture land southwest of Steele City to be sold this week. W C Drake Republican candidate for county commissioner 3rd Dist. meets Pleasant precinct voters. Mrs. R. W. Green and Norma Frances visit in Lincoln for PTA events. Leon Blauser and family visit his parents. Blauser left New York job to return to Nebraska and may settle in Lincoln.
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Williamson
Steele City
W.C. Drake
R. W. Green
Norma Frances
Lincoln
Parent-Teachers Association
Green
Leon Blauser
J. O. Blauser
Mr. Blauser
New York City
New Jersey
Nebraska
Travelers Find Jobs Across Idaho Regions
Melvin Wright and Orlo Geer returned from a western motor trip reaching Idaho Falls and Squirrel Idaho. They met several former Diller residents and noted plenty of threshing work with good wages at each stop.
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Melvin Wright
Orlo Geer
Idaho Falls
Squirrel
Idaho
Diller
Charley
Homer
Clark
Rudolph
Ben
Relatives Entertained at the McKinley Home in San Bernardino
Mr. and Mrs. Lon Seaman of Davenport Iowa visited their niece Mrs. C. W. McKinley in San Bernardino for a house party with relatives. Guests included Mrs. M. E. Fish of Ocean Park and her family, and Mrs. Eunice Martin. They toured the valley and Redlands, Crestline, and Arrowhead springs before continuing their coast tour from Seattle to California.
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C. W. McKinley
San Bernardino
Calif
Daily Sun
Lon Seaman
Davenport
Seventeenth Street
McKinely
M. E. Fish
Ocean Park
San Francisco
Fairbury
California
Seaman
S. J
Harry Thompson
Diller
Nebraska Swine Herd Claims World Scale Size
The Hastings Tribune reports George Prinkle of Parks Nebr owns a vast herd with 800 brood sows and 9 000 pigs possibly the largest in the state or country. John M Fouts and wife of Agra Kans visited with his brother J W Fouts over weekend along the Republican river where wild hemp grows to meet Nebraska demand.
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The
Hastings Tribune
Republican River
Nebraska
John M. Fouts
Agra
Kans
J. W. Fouts
George Prinkle
Parks
Bonar Family Leaves Washington For Western Nebraska Trip
Mr and Mrs D C Bonar of Washington Kansas with their son Verlin Bonar accountant in the Diller State Bank left Wednesday evening over the Burlington on a trip to Western Nebraska.
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D.C. Bonar
Washington, Kan
Verlin Bonar
Diller State Bank
Burlington
Nebraska
Relic Found Behind Maine Street Walkway
Dr Metcalf uncovered a hidden tobacco can during cement block removal on Maine street near Jefferson avenue. The can held a July 18 1906 World Herald issue and a 1906 nickel. The crossing construction was by W W Ammerman who placed the can there.
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Maine Street
Jefferson Avenue
Metcalf
the World- Herald
W. W. Ammerman
Plymouth News
Nebraska Legion Delegation Heads to Philadelphia
Fred Pattel of Madison Nebraska travels with the Nebraska American Legion delegation to the national convention in Philadelphia. A special train named the Cornhusker Special departs Omaha Friday night with the Legion delegates.
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Fred Pattel
Madison
Nebra
Nebraska American Legion
National Legion
Philadelphia
Cornhusker
Omaha
Legion
Nebraska home ownership and mortgage status counts
Nebraska has 288 390 dwellings housing 303 436 families. Of these 99 715 families live in unmortgaged homes while 303 436 contain families with mortgages and 713 are renters. The text compares these figures to national totals, noting the pattern of free home ownership.
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Nebraska
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G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
Helen Patton
P. C. Remley
Towner, Colo
Shea
Harry
Equity Exchange
Sam Diller
Kathrine
Miss Fannie Diller
Plymouth
Beemer
Nebr
Ralph Beckman
Primrose
John H. Saathoff
Diller Record
Jin
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