Diller Community News Notes Open School Week
Miss Esther Innis begins teaching at Hubbell Monday. Labor Day observed with postal service rest. Harlan Hadley returns from Endicott to visit Elmo family. Mrs Abe Halloway trips to Margeville Kansas. Scotts Bluffs visitors with Feirbury relatives. Old settler day planned at county fair September 22. Premium lists for Gage county fair September 26 to 30. Grace Johnson starts teaching near Plymouth. John Specht moving north east of Diller. Fairbury juvenile band of 65 to perform at fair. Sophia Mathias attends funeral in Llanover Kansas. Chickens sold at local cream station near Auto Co. Fern Cavett to Beatrice for Northwestern Business College. Emmert arrives for upcoming term.
Ellis Family Return From Visit To Cherokee Iowa
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis and daughter Ethel arrived home Saturday after a two week stay with relatives in Cherokee Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Claude Ellis
Ethel
Cherokee
Iowa
Diller Chautauqua Attendee Family Group
Mr and Mrs F L Spear with daughter Elizabeth and Mr and Mrs A H Colman plus a niece Miss Lillian Osborn attended the Diller Chautauqua Monday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. L. Spear
Elizabeth
A. H. Colman
Lillian Osborn
Doctor ships hogs by road from Blue Springs to St Joseph
Dr Claude Ellis shipped a load of hogs Monday from Blue Springs to St Joseph. He said on his Sidilyey county farm he intended to market them next day.
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Claude Ellis
Blue Spins
St. Joseph
Sidilyey County
Setonaire
Mrs. Cora Baker Plans Return From Idaho for Son
Mrs. Cora Colmeh Baker arrived from Idaho and left Friday to bring home her son Andy from Leonmineter Massachusetts where he has been ill with typhoid at the government vocational school.
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Cora Colmeh Baker
Idaho
Andy
Leonmineter
Mass
HowellFamily Visits Former Pastor of St Pauls Lutheran
Rev and Mrs Fitting with four children from Howell visit sisters Mrs Patton and Mrs Woblforth and families. Fitting previously served as pastor at St Pauls Lutheran church in this place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fitting
Howell, Yy
Harry Patton
Woblforth
Rev. Fitting
St. Paul's Lutheran Church
Machinery Loss In Rural Field Near Diller
A threshing rig engine suffered heavy loss in a rural field about four miles southeast of Diller. The event damaged twelve to thirteen large stacks of wheat and was partially insured.
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Joe. Higtt
Ving
Diller
Miss Eleanor Diehl Found After Summer Visit
Miss Eleanor Diehl, residing with her parents Mr and Mrs J L, left Beatrice and was last seen in the summer. neighbors reported concern as authorities searched for the missing young woman.
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Eleanor Diehl
Sorghum for sale and state fair train trip noted
Good old fashioned sorghum for sale at 1.00 per pallon by Guy Caseeff of Steele City. Bring containers. Mr and Mrs L M Cavett joined others from Diller on Burlington special train to the state fair Wednesday.
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Guy Caseeff
Steele City
L. M. Cavett
Diller
Burlington
Harvey Reed Takes New Janitor Post at Local School
Harvey Reed is set to assume a new role as janitor at the town's ethnic school building, moving to the west part of town to be better situated for the job.
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Harvey Reed
L. . Loock
Proty
Mrs Thos P Price Visitors From Newlands North Carolina
Mrs Thos P Price arrived last Saturday visiting relatives and friends. She was joined by her sister and daughter from Newlands North Carolina who have stayed several weeks.
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Thos. P! Price
Kangas “City
Diller
Carly
Newlands No. Carolina
Sunday School Food Sale at Habicht's Store
Clathes No 6 of the E Sun day school will hold a food sale at BE F Habicht's store Saturday afternoon September 10. Pie cake dressed chickens bread and other goods available for Sunday dinner.
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BE. F. Habicht
Travel crowds fill roads as fair week ends in Lincoln
The report notes many travelers pass through daily with late returns making it hard to monitor. Names such as H. Wag, Clark, Brandt, Calvin, Bowers, Rex Green, John Dale Bugbee, and Effert appear among those traveling to and from the fair at Lincoln.
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Linceln
Illness and travel notes from Pawnee era records
Fragmentary text mentions Mrs. Monday and Mrs. Brigg in Pawnee area along with names Paul Stange Ed. Brigg Lincoln Oaks Elma Diller and Dr E. E. Steff in Des Moines pathology college. References a return trip and three weeks at home, with instructors and parents named.
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Paul Stange
Minn
Ed. Brigg
E. E. Steff
Pathology College
Des’ Parents
Mr.Steffen
Power and appreciation voiced amid the stacks
Fragmentary note recalls gratitude toward Mi Hiatt and others for help with the stacks. The writer expresses appreciation and mentions a person named Hiatt in a brief, informal line.
Card of Thanks and Local Notices From Jefferson County
Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and after loss. A lumber company advertises big reductions on building material and paints with fair dealing. A Federal Board of Soils survey notes Jefferson County soil study to publish a booklet and map. Nebraska has many farms over 500 acres and a total of 124 421 farms with distributions across acreage brackets.
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Avery Lumber Co
C. L. Geer
Mgr
Jefferson County
Federal Board of Soils
Nebraska Soil Survey
Ice County
Union
Nebraska
Bureau of Publicity
Injury Reported After Man Cuts Ankle Using Adz
Mrs. Rex Green reports sister Mrs. Will Tristman living in Sheldon Wisconsin writes that Will Tristman cut an artery in his ankle with an adz several days ago. He was about a half mile from home when the accident occurred and nearly bled to death before a doctor arrived due to no phone and a nearby neighbor. The doctor tied the artery and took stitches to close the gash.
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Rex Green
Will Tristman
Sheldon
Wis
Will
Arkle
Local Family Hosts Birthday Gathering and Feast
A small town event describes Mr. and Mrs. Less Hill entertaining guests including Mr. and Mrs. A J Hill and the Riddle family. The gathering honors Mr. Nebr and includes a birthday celebration for a girl named George Riddle. Various relatives attend and share cake in a festive home setting.
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Less Hill
A. J . Hill
Bee George Riddle
Eugene Hill
Id Hill
Apd
Bis. Winit
Luther , Marsteller
Hill
George. Hil
R. Charley Hill
Ae Nebr
Rosenman Elected to Holstein Friesian Association
Julio W. Rosenman of Diller is informed by Secretary F. L. Houghton of Brattleboro that he has been elected to membership in the Holstein Friesian Association of America. The group is the world’s largest dairy cattle association with over five hundred thousand pure bred Holstein members.
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Julio. W. Rosenman
Diller
F. L. Houghton
Brattleboro, VA
The
Association of America
Diller Chautauqua Ends With Music Lectures and Plays
A Diller chautauqua concluded Tuesday night featuring Rudolph’s Swiss Singers and Players Matthew Waymann Zehner and Taylor bands Glee Club and Miss Ma Hood worked with juniors. The meeting included the Ux County convention notes and a temperance memorial service for Carrie Welton and others. Rev Iva M Ton ta preached the convention sermon from John 11 28 The Master is come and calleth for thee.
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Rudolph
Matthew Waymann
Taylor
Zehner
Metrotan
Glee Clib
Miss Rith MaHood
Steele City
Iva M. Tonta
Diller
John
Temperance Wor
Carrie E. Welton
C. W. Brows
Delilah
Maud Wallace
Biek
S. S. Amygo
Frontier Days trip to Seward noted as pleasant
Mr and Mrs Hudeon and Paul and Sam Set drove to Seward for Frontier Days. They report a pleasant trip with good entertainment. Other items mention Bedell Allenberger Lambert households and Mrs Jennie Morgans illness. Dist 74 school opened. Wv Logens returned from a trip. a floating bridge at Superior and a pig in the road are noted.
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Spitred Duke
R Hudeon
Paul
Sam
Seward
Don Bee
Fs. Bedell
Jllenberger
L. R. Lambert
Jennie Morgans
Dist
Monay
Wv. T. Logens
Superior
Lost Sheep Notice Cites Vester Carmichael Contact
Lost two white sheep missing with one having a black face. Notify Vester Carmichael. Diller phone 105.03. Inquiries may contact optometrist A. D. Acker of Fairbury Nebraska for assistance.
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Vester Carmichael
Diller
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Citizen State Bank
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S. C. Hutchison
W. Pres
J. Jith Diller
Cashier
Esther Innis
Hubbell
Arthur Grone
Miail-¢Arriers
Harlan Hadley
Endicott
Elmo
Abe Halloway
Margeville
Kan
Ben Gretzinger
Scotts Bluffs
Nebr
Feirbury
Gage
Grace Johnson
Plymouth
John Specht
Fairbury
Sophia Mathias
Llanover, Kan
One Auto Co
Iles Fern Cavett
Beatrice
Northwestern Business College
Emmert
Pawnee
Lincoln
Then . Oaks
Elma Dillerers
Mi. Hiatt
Omerings
Sah H. Miller. Miller
H. K. Shutt
IER .Public Schools Ag
Schoal Registration
G. H. Newton
Rhubard
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
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