Halloween Fever Grips Town As Corn Cribs Rise
Less than a week to Halloween. Some farmers have commenced cribbing corn. Public sale dates for any auctioneer are made at this office. Uneasy rests the bead that has acquired automobile fever. S. D. Maw bought the town windmill and moved it to his farm southwest of town. R. L. Oaks and wife returned from visiting daughters at Franklin Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. D. Maw
Mesdames Diller and
King
Franklin, Nebr
Local notices: laundry, doctors, and a birth announced
Agency Kimballs Laundry Ladies and gentlemens suits cleaned and pressed. Shutt Drug Co. Mr and Mrs J W Hayworth who visited with daughter Mrs Otis Babb return to Omaha. Born to Mr and Mrs Leslie Barber near Steele City Sunday Oct 20 a nine pound boy. Mr and Mrs Chas Barber proud of blue eyed grandson.
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Shutt Drug Co
J. W. Hayworth
Mrs. Otis Babb
Omaha
Leslie Barber
Steele City
Chas. Barber
Special Saturday Sale on Outing Flannels and Patterns
Diller Mercantile Co offers a Saturday afternoon sale from 3 to 5 p.m. on October 26. Outing Flannels available at 8 cents per yard and 124 cent patterns at 10 cents each. Aimed at clear seasonal stock with low prices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Diller Merc. Co
Democratic Rally at City Hall Highlights Local Candidates
On Wednesday afternoon a rally at city hall featured Senator aeidate addressing the crowd along with J. W. McKissick of Beat Rice Henry Heiliger of Plymouth and J C Bartel campaigning for county assessor. About fifty supporters attended the impromptu meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senator Aeidate
Congress
J. W. McKissick
Beatrice
Henry Heiliger
Plymouth
J. C. Bartel
Blythes Barn Fire Destroys Building and Grain
Fire swept B F Blythe's large barn early Sunday morning around 2:30, making rescue impossible. The blaze consumed the building and most contents, including about twenty five tons of grain.
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B. F
Blythe
Ohio potatoes on the way and town notices
A load of cobs wanted at this office. See my gloves and mittens before you buy. Mrs Hannah Adams may be in Iowa due to her mother's illness. Another car of those fine Ohio potatoes arriving. Miss Clara Rudolph of Hanover Kansas visiting her uncle Louie Hansen and Mr and Mrs Willer.
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Hannah Adams
Iowa
Ohio
Louck & Habicht
Clara Rudolph
Hanover, Kan
Louie Hansen
Mrs. Willer
Ellis couple attends Southeastern Nebraska Dental meeting
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis traveled to Beatrice Tuesday to attend a meeting of the Southeastern Nebraska Dental Association.
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Claude Ellis
Beatrice Tueday
Southeastern Nebraska Dental Association
Worms in hogs with Liquid Koal and friendly visits
This item notes use of Liquid Koal as a worm treatment for hogs and promises money back if unsatisfied. John W. Miller of Lincoln, formerly of this city, was in town on business Monday and greeted by many Diller friends. The Sparklers met Miss Della Fanders last week, and this week they were entertained by Miss Greenwood with home made candy and refreshments.
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John W. Miller
Lincoln
City
Della Fanders
Greenwood
Card of Thanks for Community Support After Loss
We express gratitude to neighbors and friends for their sympathy and help during the illness and death of our wife and mother. Special thanks to the High School for the generous flowers. Victor Anderson Vera Anderson Herold Anderson Bernice Anderson
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Victor Anderson
Vera Anderson
Herold Anderson
Bernice Anderson
Farewell Party For Pasco Family Near Diller
About fifty neighbors gathered Wednesday night at Mr and Mrs Alvin Pasco home five miles southeast of Diller to bid them farewell before they move to Auburn The gathering featured visiting music and pumpkin pie A token of regard was presented to the couple and wishes for success accompanied the send off.
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Alvin Pasco
Diller
Auburn
Local notices and classifieds from Diller region itemized
A mixed batch of short notices and ads include Miss Minnie Martin's vacation at home, sale of a five month old horse colt, a restaurant claim about fine chocolates, visits among residents including Mrs. Catlett, Ray Green on vacation, hog shipments to St Joe, and various travels by Diller and Wymore residents. Also listed are for sale Poland China hogs, a fraternal picnic committee, a Woodman obituary for Mrs. Peffly, wallpaper border suggestions, gas piping in the city hall, local cider apple price, a Dayton Ohio buyer, and cement crossing and walk works at Hilton street and park.
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Hilton Street
Local watches and jewelry sale ad with discounts
A local advertisement touts a broad jewelry selection including Hamilton, Waltham, Springfield, Hampton, Elgin, Bracelet watches and rings at low cash prices. It promises price matching with mail order houses and notes a large stock. Also mentions 40 cents per bushel corn and wagon sale on hand stock. Local residents A D and J D Fanders are named along with brief personal notices.
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Colman
Hamilton
Waltham
Springfield
Hampton
Elgin
Burgh
A. D
Ada Alvera Fawyer Dies After Illness at Fairbury
Ada Alvera Fawyer born Gowrie Iowa April 7 1879 moved to Fairbury Nebraska in 1891 married Victor Anderson Jefferson county Sept 1 1896 five children Vera Herold Bernice Nia Leitha survive by mother Mrs Hanna Ableman Fairbury husband Victor and five children six sisters one brother services held at Diller Methodist church interment in Fairbury cemetery Rev W L Hadsell officiating
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Ada Alvera Fawyer
Gowrie
Iowa
Fairbury
Nebraska
Victor Anderson
Jefferson County
Zion Methodist Episcopal Church
Hanna Ableman
Vera
Herold
Bernice
Nia
Leitha
Diller
W. L. Hadsell
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Mpavagance Bank
First National Bank
Kimball’s Laundry
Minnie Martin
Fred Oaken
J. G. Packer
Mrs. Catlett
Pawnee City
The
St.Joe
H. Z. Diller
Evymore
Wymore
Ray Green
So. Dak
J. C. Stuckers
J. D. Fanders
S.J. Senior
Gass County
An.auté
Poland
China
W. E.epley
Margaret Cozad
Hubbell
Hadsell
Miss Cozad
C.E. Carr
A. B. Gretzinger
C. W. Townemaker
Woodman
Maxwell
Sam
Shaver
S Hughes
Harlan Hadley
Odell
Odell Cider Vinegar & Pickling Co
di Ws
Copeland
Dayton
Chamberlain
Shutt
A. L. Tristman
Courtland
Wm. Riddle
Filley, Nebr
Higginsville
Dilter Marke
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