Regular meeting notes and community updates
Rev Iva M Innis attended a Lincoln conference on Tuesday. Ben Henrichs fixed February 9 for his spring Duroc Jersey sow sale. Dr S B Viers Henry Wiemers J R Weddle and H K Shutt showed chickens at the county fair. Mr and Mrs S S Hutchinson return from an auto trip to Iowa. R F Starr visited his family in Diller and returned to Huldrege territory. Mrs Li P Raymond and Dean Barber stayed with C A Ewers in Fairbury. Diller hosts Reynolds next Sunday in the last home game of the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S. B. Viers
Henry Wiemers
J. R. Weddle
H. K Shutt
R. F. Starr
Diller
Reynolds
Constitution Week Promotes U S Values nationwide
Do You Believe This Plush coats steamed and made to look like new for $1.00. Return postage 10c extra. Walkers Service a department of the Mercer B Walker D G Co Beatrice Nebraska observances this week as Constitution Week to re establish the Constitution and government ideals in the minds and hearts of the people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walkers
Mercer B. Walker D. G. Co
Beatrice, Nebr
United States
Beatrice Nebraska sale of 150 head high grade feeding steers
Beatrice Nebraska broker H Williamson advertises 150 head high grade feeding steers weighing 1000 to 1200 pounds. Pasture near Steele City six miles from 5S. W. of Steele City, viewable now, delivery late September. Also a safety note urges motorists to Stop Look and Listen at rail crossings to prevent accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
H. Williamson
Beatrice
Nebr
Foster mother suffers fall in Fairbury and breaks arm
Mrs. Hannah Morris fell on the street in Fairbury and broke her right arm above the wrist. Her foster daughter Mrs. Frank Pearce stayed with her until Wednesday to help, and Mrs. Morris is recovering but finds using her left hand awkward.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Pearce
Hannah Morris
Fairbury
Piano for sale and county fair notes in Beatrice region
For sale a good piano in reasonable condition. Enquiries at the Record office. The county fair at Fairbury this week is well attended with better exhibits than ever. A Mayborn traveled to Omaha and bought 226 head of cattle for feeders at Harbine and Jansen. John Hargis of Beatrice is here tending Wilson Brandt's stock while Wilson visits relatives at North Platte.
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Fairbury
A. Mayborn
Omaha
Harbine and
Jansen
John Hargis
Beatrice
Wilson Brandt
Wilson
North Platte
Miss Grace Myers Visits Family in Diller Over Weekend
Miss Grace Myers a Fairbury teacher spent the weekend in Diller with her mother Mrs Clara Myers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Myers
Fairbury
Diller
Clara Myers
Diller Prize Winners Named at County Fair
The Record notes the county fair underway at Fairbury this week will publish a list of Diller prize winners next week.
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Fairbury
Fall Chester White boar sale and bred sow sale announced
Heriy and Alpha Vietoers announce their fall Chester White boar sale on October 17 and the bred sow sale on January 29. Catalogues for both events will be issued from this office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heriy
Alpha Vietoers
Chester
Clark family at Fairbury fair shows Duroc swine and Holstein calves
Fred Clark and his son Everett along with LaVern Pickard spend the week at the Jefferson county fair in Fairbury. They exhibit Duroc swine and Holstein calves, winning Grand Champion on the Holsteins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Clark
Everett
LaVern
Pickard
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Waggoners Return Home In Muddy Chevrolet
Mr and Mrs C E Waggoner drove in Tuesday night with a new Chevrolet through muddy Iowa. Charley reports a large corn crop from about fifty miles this side of Chicago on the rest of the journey home.
Curtis Couple Vacation Visit Described In Diller Area
A. B. Curtis and his wife from Moline Indiana traveled from Colorado summer resorts visiting her brother Jack Madden at Nicot and other relatives. They passed Friday in a Ford, staying through yesterday with sisters J. W. Fouts and Wieths and their families in Diller and nearby areas.
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A. B. Curtis
Moline
Colorado
Jack Madden
Nicot
The Lincoln Star Ad Copy Description
An advertising promo notes The Lincoln Star as a 24 hour newspaper with strong news services from AP and INS and top cartoonists and writers, promising complete world news in each edition for readers at home.
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Lincoln Star
News of the World
Star
Associated Press
International News Service
The
Moonshine remark and county fair news from Diller area
Local notices report a humorous line about moonshine made in darkness. Social items note visits from Mr. and Mrs. Linville to Odell, W. E. Anderson’s return from Kansas funeral, and Mrs. Depue’s visit with Mrs. Clark. A Diller-area family begins excavation for a 28 by 32 basement under a new house. The Gunge County Fair highlights children and a September 25 event with auto racing on September 28.
Cornbelt Lumber Co Promotes Martin Senour Paints
The ad touts 100 percent pure Martin Senour paints and oils and claims long term savings. It invites customers to visit Cornbelt Lumber Co to see paint benefits.
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Martin Senour
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Wests Visit Belville Kin in Lincoln Stopover
Mr and Mrs Elwood West and their wife visited the former's sister Mrs Mary Emerson in Lincoln before proceeding home to Belville Kansas They spent a short time with their niece Mrs Harry Green and family during the stopover.
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Elwood West
Mary Emerson
Lincoln
Belville
Kans
Harry Green
Counties Carved Into New Capitol Walls in Lincoln
The Lincoln Journal notes Gaye county added Saturday among counties carved in stone on the capitol exterior. Names facing west and north include Gage Kimball Nemaha Wheeler Pawnee Merrick Otoe Dakota Washington with room for three more. western face lists Jefferson Hall Cheyenne Douglas Johnson Sheridan Fillmore Webster Nuckolls Kearney Knox. A total of ninety three counties will appear when the capitol is finished.
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Gaye County
Capitol
Fifteenth Street
Gage
Kimball
Nemaha
Wheeler
Pawnee
Merrick
Otoe
Dakota
Washington
Fourteenth Street
Jefferson
Hall
Cheyenne
Douglas
Johnson
Sheridan
Fillmore
Webster
Nuckolls
Kearney
Knox
Lincoln
Lincoln Journal
N C S A Club Opens Year with Hostess Cavett
Mrs. L M Cavett hosted the N C S A at the club's first meeting of the year on Wednesday September 12. Mrs Roberson opened the session and twelve members answered roll call with a friendship verse. Mrs Innis won the contest and Miss Fannie Diller and Mrs Innis were named as potential new members. Mrs Habicht aided Cavett in serving lunch as plans for September 26 with Mrs Nancy Robertson were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Innis
Elbert Hubbard
Habicht
Ug Cavett
Nancy Robertson
Carriage And Motions Of The Hands
A Wheeler Syndicate advisory discusses hand reading as a gauge of character. The guide emphasizes a firm, confident grip and notes lively hands reveal vitality while limp hands suggest weakness. It claims every pair of hands has eyes that seem to judge and appeal, urging constant practice in reading impressions.
Tourists Travel With Near Capacity Cars in 1922 Parks
Registration data from 1922 shows an average of 3.45 persons per car in national parks. Roadsters permit two passengers, indicating many vehicles carried near capacity during these tours.
Six Silver Foxes Bring $6000 In Vancouver Market
Vancouver Washington reports three pairs of silver foxes raised by Dr. R J Mercer sold for $6,000 to local buyers W J Knapp Braley Kusick and Joseph Carter. Mercer operates a commercial fox ranch in the Heights district and says the consignment were of extra good breed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vancouver
Wash
R .J. Mercer
Heights
W. J. Knapp
Braley
Kusick
Joseph Carter
Dr. Mercer
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Citizens State Bank
M. W
Iva M. Innis
Ben Henrichs
8S. C. Hutchinson
Iowa
Recor
Howard Linville
Odell
Lloyd Cully
Gunge County Fair
W. E. Anderson
Kansas
Mary Depue
Louie Wendling
H. K. Shutt
Wheeler Syndicate, Inc
By E. R. Peyser
McClure Newspaper Syndicate
B. C
W. F. Petrie
London
England
G. T. Mills
Ir. Leach
A. D. Acker
Man Fairbury
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, Nebr
A. D. Ackerman
Diller Markets
Farmers Grain CO
Farmers Union Store
REX Theatre
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