Belgian Rabbites for Sale and Local Notices
Will sell a pair of Belgian rabbits for 1.00 Frank Cavett. Vote for Thos Ward for sheriff of Jefferson county. The menace has shifted from lurk ing Indian to the auto. Mr and Mrs Allen Colman and H Z Diller left for Excellsior Springs Mo. There is no best time to advertise. Fern Raymond and nephew Dean Barber joined Volney and family to Fairbury.
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Frank Cavett
Thos. Ward
Jefferson County
Fern Raymond
Dean Barber
Volney
Fairbury
No. 16
Mrs Volney Raymond Visits Diller Relatives
Mrs Volney Raymond and her young daughter Donna Jane returned to Diller after visiting Fairbury friends since Monday. They spent a few days with local relatives before continuing their trip.
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Volney Raymond
Donna Jane
Fairbury
Diller
Caldwell Visit Near Beat Rice Ends Today
Mrs. C. E. Caldwell of Beat Rice visited Tuesday with her son Lawrence Caldwell and family 34 miles northwest of town and expects to return home today.
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C. E. Caldwell
Beatrice
Lawrence Caldwell
Pioneer resident Willey dies after pneumonia in Steele City
N D T Willey a Jefferson county pioneer died of pneumonia at his Steele City home last Thursday after a week of illness. His funeral was held Saturday. He was father to Mrs John W Sutton and Mrs Wallace Clark, former Diller residents. Six stacks of wheat owned by E Q Griffin two miles south of Fairbury were burned after dark Monday, with officers pursuing a strong clue as to the arsonists amid a labor strike and idle farm work.
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N.D. T. Willey
Jefferson County
Steele City
Willey
John W. Sutton
Wallace Clark
Diller
E. QO. Griffin
Fairbury
Griffin
Rock Island
Campaign request from Chas. W. Pursell for Jefferson County Sheriff
A note from Chas. W. Pursell appeals voters of Jefferson County after winning the July Democratic primary. He pledges fearless impartial duty, asks for liberal support, and hopes to demonstrate his efforts if elected to Sheriff.
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Jefferson County
Chas. W. Pursell
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Advertisement Claim
Local ad describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine with an ointment for topical relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood to clear mucous surfaces. Claims quick relief and systemic help. Presented as available from Grugeiste for over 40 years, J Cheney Toledo Ohio.
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Hall
Grugeiste
J. Cheney
Toledo
Busy farmer rebuilds home as town moods drift
A revised local note states F. Kirchhoff is rebuilding his farm residence two miles west of town with L. M. Cavett as contractor. W. E. Epley and family moved to Burlington Colorado, where they own a half section of farmland. A quip about Solomon ends the column.
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F. Kirchhoff
L. M. Cavett
W. E. Epley
Burlington, Colo
Local Farm Notes and Family News Compiled
Jim Novotny welcomes a 10 pound son last Thursday. A cattle load arrived for Frank Bernice of Hollenberg. Louis Barber delivered three loads of cattle Saturday evening. Geo. Logan shelling corn Wednesday. Mr and Mrs Eckman of Los Angeles visited Mrs Jatters cousin Mrs R W Green for a few hours last Thursday. Gretchen Brooks Eckman is Sarah Witty’s niece. they were visiting Mrs Green in Diller when summoned home by telephone. Mr and Mrs Green and Mrs Witty returned to Viiets Friday.
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Jim Novotny
Frank Bernice
Hollenberg
Louis Barber
Geo. Logan
Eckman
Los Angeles
California
R. W. Green
Gretchen Brooks
Sarah Witty
Vliets
Kan
Witty
Fred
Green
Diller
Mrs. Green
Mrs. Witty
Beatrice
Mrs. Eckman
Mr. Eckman
Denver
Your News Wanted for the Record Community Page
Readers are urged to send in news items from home events such as births autos new farms visitors or out of town guests. The editor seeks items to reflect community life and keep readers informed.
Weenie roost hosts Hartzels grove gathering for youth group
Hartzels grove hosts a Tuesday evening weenie roost with the M. E. Sunday school youth classes attending. A large crowd gathered as the young men’s and young ladies’ classes shared the social event amid lively community interest.
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M. E. Sunday School
Hartzels Grove
The Value of Shopping Local and Personal Ties
The article argues that buying locally builds trust between customers and nearby merchants. Personal relationships deter misrepresentation, ensure attentive service, and provide invaluable guidance unavailable in distant mail orders.
Autumn’s Message From Nature to Its Children
The passage likens autumn to a teacher from Mother Nature sending letters of warning and comfort. It describes gray days and chilly winds signaling approaching winter and urges readers to interpret seasonal signs in daily life.
Summer to autumn reflections urge thrift and discipline
The piece warns against idleness and wasted time. It contrasts carefree summers with approaching autumn and winter, urging thrift, good habits, and self-respect to face life’s perils. It emphasizes personal responsibility and preparing for harder days ahead.
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McClure Newspaper Syndicate
Little Lad A Hero Billy Corea Saves Brother
Six year old Billy Corea of Bucks county Pennsylvania stood between plunging Percheron horses and his three year old brother Dick, turning the horses aside with one hand to shield him from danger. The boy’s brave act preserved his brother’s life.
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Billy Corea
Pennsylvania
Philadelphia
Billy
Corea
Bucks County
Perkasie
Howard P. Corsa
Billy Corsa
Boy Heroic Dash Saves Brother From Runaway Horses
In a Corsa yard episode Dick Corsa wandered into a road as Percherons moved to the barn. Brother Billy shouted a command and, with swift courage, diverted the horses as the pair narrowly escaped harm, Billy pulling Dick to safety and both boys reaching the house unharmed.
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Corsa
Dick Corsa
Billy Corsa
Dan
Cap
Billy Corsar
Siamese Women Buy Black Teeth at London Exhibit
At the international dental exhibition in London a feature is sets of artificial teeth made of a black composition. They are designed for Siamese women who stain their teeth black with betel nut to indicate marriage.
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London
Famous actors reportedly divorce on nearby knoll
The Birmingham Age-Herald notes a knoll above the creek near a hotel as the spot where a couple of famous movie stars reportedly agreed to divorce. The brief item frames the anecdote with local curiosity and historical color.
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Birmingham Age-Herald
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Pheebe
King Solomon
Solomon
Supreme Court
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Judge Good
Wahoo
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Elmo Good
Judge
Mrs. Good
Wahoo Democrat
Advt
F. A. Walker
Orion
Wymore
Nebraska
L. Bridenthal Wymore
Nebr
Col. W. Putman
J. Cook Lamb
Jesse R. Johnson
Hooker Creek
Adams
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Gage County Fair
Mmnam
Ernest Krause
Cols
Chas. Taylor
What Cheer
Iowa
James Wilifong
Tecumseh
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