Election Nov 4 vote as you please but vote
Local brief notes Luther Marstellar is sick this week. Election on November 4 is upcoming. Cloyd Cully and Abe Watson drove to Hanover Sunday. Aluminum gas tank cap found. inquiries to Record office. Moon & Om quality monuments offered at fair Nebr. Est. 1886. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Woods of Beatrice visited Diller friends. John Paulee family and Mrs. Emil Hohn and sister drove to St. Joe and back. Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Starr visited Superior relatives by car.
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John Paulee
Emil Hohn
St. Joe
Mrs Fern Hurst Visits Beatrice Family
Mrs Fern Hurst and her baby arrived in Beatrice to spend a few days with her parents Mr and Mrs L M Cavett and other Diller relatives.
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Fern Hurst
Beatrice
McCune Family Supper Guests Near Fairbury
Chas McCune and his wife with their children visited his parents Mr and Mrs Ed McCune in Diller for a Sunday supper near Fairbury reflecting a family gathering with extended relatives.
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Chas. McCune
Fairbury
Ed. McCune
Diller
Boy Born to Folkers Family Near Diller
A boy was born on the 12th to Mr and Mrs Edward A Folkers Clara Bugbee at the J H Folkers farm located one half mile south and three quarters mile east of Diller Nebraska.
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Edward A. Folkers
Clara Bugbee
J. H
Visit by Endicott couple to Pearce household
Mr and Mrs Frank Wolburn traveled from Endicott Sunday to visit their niece Mrs Earl Pearce and family who were guests at the house.
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Frank Wolburn
Endicott
Earl Pearce
Our House
Retired Diller School Chief Visits Old Acquaintances
Prof. C. L. Wescott former Diller superintendent and wife visited Sunday with old Diller acquaintances. Wescott now serves as superintendent of Deshler schools.
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C. L. Wescott
Diller
Westcott
Deshler Schools
Family visit from Omaha to Pearce home
Mr and Mrs Earl Pearce and their five children drove from Omaha Saturday evening to stay with his parents Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearce from Saturday night to Sunday afternoon.
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Earl Pearce
Omaha
Frank T. Pearce
Kennedy and Freimyer Families Visit from afar
Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and two sons from near Fairbury along with Mr and Mrs Al Freimyer from Pennsylvania visited Sunday with Scott A Miller and family. Mrs Freimyer is related to the Miller family and Mr Freimyer works as a relief dispatcher for the Rock Island railroad.
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Will Kennedy
Fairbury
al. Freimyer
Pennsylvania
Scott A. Miller
Freimyer
Scott
Kennedy
Rock Island Railroad
Habicht Guests Visit Diller Relatives From Worthington
Mr and Mrs E F Habicht arrived Sunday from Worthington Minnesota and stayed until Wednesday as guests of Diller relatives. Mr Habicht reported good management and patronage of the local store and noted a thriving business developing in Worthington area.
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E. F. Habicht
Worthington
Mino
Diller
Illness among Myers family and local harvest notes
The notice mentions John Myers' son sick with tonsillitis and references upcoming corn harvest aided by a hard freeze. It also notes two car loads of walnut logs shipped from the station near Diller, plus local updates on R. L. Oaks recovering from a Kansas City hospital and an auction service by J. H. Weddell with a one percent commission rate.
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Diller
Birth Announcement for Roe Hudson's First Child
Esther Mann reports the birth of a 74 pound boy to Mrs and Mrs Roe Hudson on October 23. The family lives two miles west and one south of Diller.
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Roe Hudson
Esther Mann
Diller
Mrs Orleva MecLauglin and Daughter Return From Norfolk Visit
Mrs Orleva MecLauglin and her daughter Lois arrived back Friday after visiting friends in Norfolk Nebraska where they formerly resided.
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Orleva MecLauglin
Lois
Norfolk
Nebr
Fisher Musser Family Visits Lincoln Links
Mr and Mrs Fisher Musser and their baby from Lincoln visited here Sunday with his mother Mrs M E Musser and his brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Quinter Fry.
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Fisher Musser and Baby
Lincoln
M. E. Musser
Box Supper at Achtemeir School House
Elsie Wolters announces a box supper at the Achtemeir school house four miles north of Shea. Each lady to bring a box and a rag carpet ball with her name, the ball to be sold instead of the box.
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Achtemeir School House
Shea
Elsie Wolters
Funeral arrangements for A. L. Tristman announced
The funeral will be held at the family home at 10 80 oclock A M Saturday October 25 1924 Friends of the family invited The body will lie in state at the home Friday October 24 between 1 80 and 4 00 PM
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A. L. Tristman
Womans Club Meeting Set for Tuesday Evening
The Womans Club will meet Tuesday evening at 8 00 o clock on October 28. Mrs. W F Clark Bolt Call.
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Womans Club
W. F. Clark Bolt
Fale
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Geo Specht in Diller
Mr and Mrs LaVern Pickard of Fairbury hosted a six o'clock surprise birthday dinner for Geo Specht in Diller. The pink and white room and cake with 53 candles highlighted the celebration. Guests included Mr and Mrs Geo Specht and Mr and Mrs Fritz Lottman.
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LaVern Pickard
Fairbury
Geo. Specht
Diller
Geo.Specht
Fritz Lottman
Passing of A. L. Tinstman veteran auctioneer dies at 69
A. L. Tinstman, aged about 69 and a longtime resident, was found dead in bed Wednesday morning after failing to respond to his wife. He was an early settler and veteran auctioneer. Funeral details to follow in next column.
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A. L. Tinstman
Tristman
Local Socials and a Pledge to Paint Your Buildings
John Starr visited Mrs. R Starr this week. Misses Ethel Ellis Helen and Edith Patton spent the weekend with Miss Lillian Wohlfarth. In this season a good time to paint buildings with a fine line of paints from Cornbelt Lumber Co.
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Ethel Ellis
Helen and
Edith Patton
Lillian Wohlfarth
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Diehl and Clarkes Take Beatrice Motor Trip
Dr. and Mrs. O C Diehl and Rev and Mrs V F Clark enjoyed a motor trip to Beatrice in the doctor's new car Tuesday.
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O. C. Diehl
V. F. Clark
Beatrice
NeLaughin to Speak in Diller on Wednesday
Hon M O NeLaughin congressman and district candidate for re election will address voters in Diller on Wednesday October 29 at 3 pm in public meeting organized by local supporters.
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M. O. NeLaughin
Diller
Play Deacon Dubbs staged by Rock Creek Community Club
A good crowd filled the Diller opera house Tuesday night for the Rock Creek Community Club presentation of Deacon Dubbs in a community theater showing.
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Deacon Dubbs
Rock Creek
Diller Opera House
Raleigh Bell Returns Home After Ice Cake Accident
Raleigh Bell came home Wednesday from Wyaiore where he is employed by Burlington with a badly bruised eye after a cake of ice fell on him.
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Raleigh Bell
Wyaiore
The
Burlington
Nebraska Defeats Colgate 33 to 7 at Lincoln
Rudolph and Albert Hubka and C. L. Tristman watched the Colgate Nebraska game in Lincoln where Nebraska prevailed 33 to 7 Saturday with a decisive performance by the home team.
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Rudolph
Albert Hubka
C. L. Tristman
Colgate-Nebraska
Lincoln
Nebraska
Rhode Island Reds for Sale at Reasonable Prices
Single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels and pullets offered at 60 per hundred eggs. Quality stock available at reasonable prices. Select early. Contact 1 E. Osborn Ellis Nebr. tf.
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Rhode Island
E. Osborn, Ellis
Nebr
Mrs Lawrence and Daughter Visit Uncle T Waggoner
Mrs Lawrence and her daughter Sue from Koshkonong Missouri stopped Sunday to visit her uncle T Waggoner and family. They remained until Tuesday before continuing on with plans for a celebration in Burlington.
Diller and Hays Visit Excelisior Springs for Rheumatism Treatment
J. Smith Diller and Chas. Hays accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Neil Diller on a Sunday trip to Excelisior Springs Missouri Where Neil remained to begin treatment for inflammatory rheumatism Doctors there expressed confidence in the potential benefits of the course of therapy.
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J. Smith Diller
Chas. Hays
Neil Diller
Excelisior Springs
Neil
Jefferson County Medical Society Meets at Fairbury
Dr. C. Diehl attended the annual Jefferson County Medical Society meeting in Fairbury on Thursday night last week and listened with interest to an address by Dr. Roy Fouts of Omaha, a nephew of J. W. Fouts of the plains.
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0. C. Diehl
Jefferson County Medical Society
Fairbury
Roy Fouts
Omaha
J. W. Fouts
Carmichaels and relatives visit Sheldon hosts
Mr and Mrs Wes Carmichael and daughters Myrtle and Mary Ellen of near Kesterson and Mr and Mrs Jones of Sheldon recently spent a day at the home of Mr and Mrs Geo Specht.
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Wes Carmichael
Myrtle
Mary- Ellen
Near Kesterson
Jones
Carmichael
Sheldon
Geo. Specht
Freytags Return via Diller Enroute Home to Winner
Mr and Mrs F J Freytag former Diller residents now in Winner South Dakota spent Wednesday in Diller on the way home from Hebron where they visited relatives. Mr Freytag has been a feed store operator at Winner since leaving Diller and will open a store upon arrival home.
Diller Gun Club Trap Shoot Honors Tie At 96 Scores
C E Waggoner of Diller and Warner of Adams posted 96 of 100 in singles at the Diller Gun Club trap shoot last Friday. Jorden Sanman scored 93 with 21 of 12 doubles in the event. High wind hampered accuracy while the complete score list appeared in the report.
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C. E. Waggoner
Diller
Warner
Adams
Diller Gun Club
Jorden Sanman
Sanman
Enesenaeel Grge Riesseneese Hepperlin
Shake Gold From Coins To Pay For China War
The article explains how Chinese warlords covertly raise funds by melting spare money into gold pieces. Soldiers are paid by mobilizing coins into bags of gold carried by coolies, who jingle the bags for hours as coins shed dust. The dust is collected and sold while the coins retain their value in native markets.
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New York
China
French statesman praises America’s contributions to Europe
A French statesman remarks that grateful Europe can never repay America for all she has done, a sentiment that echoes fears about overreliance on US aid and influence.
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Europe
America
Government taxing all citizens to fund public services
The text argues that if every twelfth person is a government employee funded by taxes from the other eleven, and all utilities are government managed, public officials would represent one in seven people who are tax eaters.
Moffat Tunnel Set to Open Linking Colorado Passages
A mountain-locked empire twice Maryland sized will be opened when the Moffat tunnel through the Continental Divide at Colorado is completed. The six mile tunnel will permit vehicular traffic and steam trains with electric fans circulating air as it goes into commission.
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Maryland
Moffat
Continental Divide
Colorado
Wood sale offer for seasoned oak and walnut on request
An old advertisement notes dry seasoned furnace, heater and cook stove wood available for delivery at five dollars per roadside load or three forty five on site. Straight oak and walnut priced at six dollars. seasoned oak and walnut two for twenty six cents. Contact J. M. Hiatt around May 1.
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J. M. Hiatt
Local Markets Report Mixed Wheat Oats and Butter Prices
Market brief notes mixed prices for wheat and oats with butter categories including table and packing butter. Mentions roosters and butter fat in the context of agricultural goods and dairy products.
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Strong Citizens State Bank
Citizens State Bank
Luther Marstellar
Cloyd Cully
Abe Watson
Hanover
F. A
Sam Woods
R. F. Starr
Superior
John Myers
J. H. Weddell
R. L. Oaks
Kansas City
Box Supper
John Starr
Mrs. R. ©. Starr
Reg
H. K. Shutt
Coolidge
Bob
Us Davis
Dr. Leach
G. H. Newton
LOGAL
the Cully Grocery
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