Local Classified Notices and Personal Updates
For pubilic sale bunches see R W Green. Carn corn sold at $1.2 per bu. For sale four good big hard coal ooin in splendid condition. Diehl. Por gale several Poland China pigs prices reasonable WH Plager. Mrs H E Green and daughter Bonnie returned from Lincoln. Mr and Mrs Will Glathar returned from Humboldt and Elk Creek. Estey Hallet Davis Star S W Miller Gulbransen Conway Richmond Remington Lexingon pianos and player pianos A Palmer Co Beatrice.
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Diehl
Por ‘Gale
Poland
China
Will, Glathar
Humboldt and
Elk Creek
Estey, Hallet & Davis
Star
S. W. Miller
Gulbransen
Conway
Richmond
Remington
Lexington
Player
A. Palmer Co
Beatrice
Wilson Brandt and family Move North Platte Trip
Wilson Brandt and family left Monday from their North Platte home in their auto with a car load of personal effects shipped Saturday. They were accompanied by Joe Miller.
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Wilson Brandt
North Platte
Joe Miller
Mrs Orleva McLaughlin Arrives For Farm Visit
Mrs Orleva McLaughlin arrived Saturday from Matthews Nebraska for a visit with relatives the Blausers Oaks and Pittengers and to make improvements on her farm northwest of town where Frank Murray lives.
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Orleva. McLaughlin
Matthews
Ne. Car
Blausers, Oaks and Pittengers
Frank Murray
Two Men Move Between Omaha and Lincoln Residences
Neil Diller returns to Omaha for a four position role in W. Q. W. offices while Arnold Fouts heads to Lincoln to attend the state university after a stay at their city homes.
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Neil Diller
Arnold Fouts
Sanday
Omaha
Lincoln
State University
Advertisements and local notices from a distant week
The snippet includes GULBRANSEN player pianos and Easy to Play by A Palmer, Cox Beatrice ads, and references to school examinations. It notes a daughter born to Mr. and Mrs. Howard Prather near Shea Vern, and Starr of Chattanooga visiting R F Starr and family.
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Gulbransen
A. Palmer
Cox Beatrice
Howard Prather
Shea
Vern. Starr
Chattanooga
Tenn
R. F. Starr
Supper by Christian church ladies draws patrons many funds
The Saturday evening supper in the M. E. church basement was well attended and the ladies thank patrons for liberal support. Receipts totaled 48.26 dollars. A. Palmer Co. Beatrice urges exchanges of unneeded pianos for a good player piano or a Columbia phonograph with their offer.
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Columbia Phonograph
A. Palmer Co
Beatrice
Wright returns home after jaw growth operation
Mr and Mrs Macage Wright came back Tuesday from Savannah Missouri where Cage had an encopd operation to remove a growth on his right lower jaw doctors reported the growth was not cancerous friends say he is able to move about again
Burgher Family Takes Trip To St Joe For Cattle Purchases
Arthur C. Burgher and Mr and Mrs Burgher and son visited their uncle J Fouts and family before starting Wedecr day for Coatsville. The former drove their car while others went by rail to St Joe where Mr Burgher will buy several loads of cattle for his feed yards.
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Arthur C. Burgher
Beg. Burgher
J. Fouts
Coatsville
St. Joe
Wanderer notes sale date shift and farm plans
Fragmentary notes show a sale date moving from Nt 220th to Ded 4th. Mrs aT returned Sunday from visits to relatives. Dither and Beiter families loom in farm plans and a deed. The editor records receipt of thanks and ongoing family travel to Platte country for a hunt and reunions with in laws.
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Thabertsen Tals
Ded
Palmer Beating Vice Critique Promises New Liberty Bonds
The fragment suggests a stock sale theme with optometrist references and piano sales. A claim of offering the finest line and urging customers to view stock, plus a nod to Liberty bonds in payments, appears amid disrupted text.
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Trige
Gage County
Liberty “Bonds
Jayments
Palmer
Beatrice Visitors Attend Surprise Party Near Diller
Mr and Mrs Harve Tittenger visited relatives of Mr and Mrs Robert Mastwood four miles east of Diller who are moving away. Neighbors attended a surprise party Wednesday night with refreshments and games for Artie Tibman age four, whose birthday fell Monday.
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Mr. and
Mirs
Robert “Mastwood
Diller
Heatt
Aida Hice
Artie
Meg
Killer Telephone Company Ordered to Publish Rates
The Railway Commissioner requires the Killer Telephone Company to publish gross and net rates for business and residence services. Rates apply to town and farm services with payment timing affecting billing, and new rates take effect in November.
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Killer Telephone Company
Lippany
belleSaac
Goon Crowd Attends Opening at Rex Theatre
A noisy crowd gathered for the inaugural exhibit of moving pictures at the Anderson & Green new site, seen at the Rex theatre Saturday night.
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Sit of
Anderson & Green
Rex Theatre
Halloween Program at Disty 152 School Promises Sweet Spook Fun
Nellie Shyhoff leads a Halloween program on October 31 at box supper near Ninth District 152, two miles east and north of Dilter. The event includes recitations by Nellie Frisbie and Annie Fick, songs by Emma Wible and Velma Amos, a Cinderella tableau, and a finale The Ghost Dance with students from four boys and four girls led by Charles Wible Leonard Frisbie and Nellie Frisbie.
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Disty 152
Dilter
Nellie Slyhott
America
America the Beautiful
Nelie Shyhoff
Neélie Frishie
Ruths
Francés Erik Cinderela
Emma. Wible
Nellie Frisbie
Effie Greidér
Louise Leaper
Charles Wible
Bernard
Patton
Emma Wible
Nellie
Frisbie
Charles’ Wible
Dueonard
Wilbur Eick
Donald Frisbie
Effie Greider
Louise .Leaper
Littleephai Annie
Ruth Fick
Nelle Shuboff
Peoplesoft
Wilher Leaper
Fraske
Velma Amos
China
Charles Wibles
Russia
Leonard Frisbie
Holhind
Spain
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Citizens State Bank
H. E. Green
Bonnie
Arthur Timm
Arkansas
Missouri
C. R. Sfeffen
BR. F. D
Diller, Nebr
Wnebb
Beiter
Cole
Lebarns
Christips Lhntipssir
Atic
Fiat
H.K. Shutt
Loock & Habicht
Mrs- Harve T’ittenger
Willer
Diller Markets
Lenox
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