Local notes and travels around Fairbury Nebr area
The Record lists Dr G H Newton eye ear nose and throat in Fairbury Nebr S F Clark and R F Starr on a Tecumseh business trip Mrs C F E Carr from Fairbury visiting Diller relatives Mrs R F Starr traveling with her husband through Western Nebraska and Colorado Mr and Mrs J L Seaman visiting Davenport IA Thompsons Millers and Clarks left for Davenport IA Alfred Mayborn returned to Lincoln after visiting his parents and state university attendance
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
R. F. Starr
Nebraska
Colorado
J. L. Seaman
Thompsons
Millers and Clarks
Davenport
Alfred Mayborn
O.J. Mayborn
Lincoln
The
State University
Local visits and marriage announced in town notes
Martin Diekman of Burlington Colorado visited his parents here before heading to the northeast part of the state to chuck corn. Miss Opal Long daughter of Mrs Anna Long chief operator at the Diller telephone central married Monday at Marysville Kansas to Mr Harry Wathers of Lanham vicinity. They are living with relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin Diekman
Burlington, Colo
Harm Diekman
Opal Long
Anna Long
Diller Telephone Central
Marysville
Kaun
Harry Wathers
Lanham
Pleasant precinct caucus nominates local Democratic slate
Democrats of Pleasant precinct named G. C. Blauser for Assessor Geo Specht for Road Overseer District 9 Les Barber for Diet 43 Newt Carpenter for District 45 and H. A. Bell for District 44 at their recent caucus.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Precinct
G. C. Blauser
Geo. Specht
Les Barber
Newt. Carpenter
H. A. Bell
Surprise Lodge Social Honoring Mrs Christie Thompson Seaman
At Mrs Christie Thompson Seaman’s home a surprise afternoon gathering were twenty eight guests. Mrs Waggoner had arranged with Seaman to inspect lodge work. Out of town visitors Mrs Moffet Zagmeyer Caldwell and Barnette from Odell attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christie Thompson Seaman
Davenport
Waggoner
Seaman
Clairistie
Multiple Local Notices and Crime Report From Marysville Area
Community notes include painting and paper hanging offered by Ralph Beckman. Uncle Knt Weddle ill at daughter Mrs. Roy Patton's home. Lottman brothers Ferdinand and Dedrich and Billy Wiemers with Bill Ahrenda go to Remien Iowa to shuck corn. Ella Griswold, Jesse and Eugene Powell visit Home City Kansas with W. C. Green party. Unmasked bandits rob Marysville bank of 510 dollars, flee in Chrysler. Sheriff Tippin alerted by radio. Lightning damage to M. E. church cupola underway by L M Cavett crew. scaffolding reaches near tower top for repairs.
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Ferdinand
Dedrich Lottman
Ouke Lottman
Billy Wiemers
Bill Ahrenda
Rémien
Ella Griswold
Jesse Powell
Eugene Powell
W.C. Green
Cleo
Home City
Kan
Wymore
Little Blanch
Bessie Reed
Exchange National Bank
Marysville
Tippin
Diller
M. E
L. M. Cavett
Harry Patton
Frank Johnson
Hubert Patton
Youth's Companion Promises Centennial Year of Reading
The Youth's Companion marks its hundredth birthday in 1927 and promises a year filled with 562 issues, 9 serials, 260 short stories, 100+ special articles, a boys section the Y C Lab, a girls department, and 52 pages for children, plus current events surveys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Commander Byrd
North Pole
Europe
America
Gertrude Ederle
New York
English Channel
Y. C. Lab
Safe City Streets Through Courtesy and Parking
Citizens from surrounding areas flood town centers causing crowded streets and frequent near misses. Drivers should follow local parking rules, watch backing maneuvers, and show courtesy to pedestrians to improve safety and comfort for all.
Watermelon Seeds Count Surprise Wins Reader Guessers
The Henry Fields Seed Company of Shenandoah held a guessing contest on melon seed counts. Three entrants tied closely to the actual total of 1471 seeds, within one seed of the correct number, described as mighty close work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fields Seed Company
Shenandoah
Mrs Griewold Repaints North Town Home Elevating Block
Mrs. Ella Griewold has expanded and raised her residence in the northwest section and is now applying a fresh coat of white paint which enhances the appearance of that neighborhood.
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Ella Griewold
Nebraska Forest Coverage and Native Tree Types
A Nebraska report notes that just over three percent of the state is forested and lists 65 kinds of native trees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Will Amos Goes to Grand Island for Specialist Treatment
Amos travels to Grand Island to receive medical care from a specialist. The note mentions a comparison between value and prestige but centers on the visit for treatment.
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Will Amos
Grand Island
Elevation Facts for Nebraska Towns and Diller Peak
Nebraska's highest point reaches 5340 feet above sea level while the lowest is 820 feet. The elevation at Diller is 1346 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Diller
Dinner party honors guests at six oclock
Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Clark hosted a Monday evening six o clock dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Seaman Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Thompson Pearl Thompson Robert Thompson Mr. and Mrs. Everett Clark Buddy Elizabeth Starr and Grandpa Pickard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. F. Clark
J. L. Seaman
S.J. Thompson
Pearl
Robert Thompson
Everett Clark
Buddy
Elizabeth Starr
Grandpa Pickard
Election zeal would surge if minds echoed World Series fervor
The writer argues that instilling U.S. voters with the same excitement seen in the recent World Series could dramatically boost turnout at the upcoming nationwide election next month. The piece reflects on public enthusiasm and engagement in political events.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller State Bank
S.F. Clark
R.F. Starr
Tecumseh
C. FE. Carr
Fairbury
Eith
Ralph Beckman
Knt Weddle
Roy Patton
Fairbury Nebr
Ueal
A. H. Gretzinger
Jefferson County
Diller Record
Soha
Berg
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