Pleasant Lodge celebration and local notes in Diller
The item notes Pleasant Lodge No 96 Degree of Honor celebrated its 20th anniversary at Diller yesterday. Other items record a light frost on Wednesday, local traffic and market remarks, a marriage report correction for Harry Weddle and Ruby Barber at Omaha, and upcoming Ak-Sar-Ben carnival aerial stunts in Omaha.
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Pleasant Lodge
Diller
Harry Weddle
Ruby Barber
Omaha
Lincoln
Lincoln Beachley
Diller School Notes Report Activities and Local Games
Washington professor Diller spoke on volcanoes to students at chappel. The Odell high team beat Diller 18 to 10 in a Friday baseball game. Girls basketball begins with enough players for two teams. football uniforms arrived. first October game tentatively scheduled. Several grade projects and class experiments noted. Found auto tubes. various travel updates and community notices included.
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Diller
Washington, D. C
Government Geological Survey
Chappel
Marguerite Green
Leo Githens
Edith Patton
Floyd Hadley
W. H. Clark
Clark
Odell High School
Clifford Blauser
Christopher Columbus
Onions for Sale and New House Project in Diller Area
Home grown onions offered at residence 75c 1.00 and 1.25 a bushel. Elmo Hadley and Sam Woods report a new 28 by 28 foot house with a 10 by 16 kitchen on his farm at the old Thompson place five miles southwest of Diller.
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Elmo Hadley
Sam Woods
Thompson Place
Diller
Nurse Miss Bessie Cherry Takes Half Day Off
Miss Bessie Cherry left Fall hospital at Beatrice for a half day off yesterday and spent time with her home folks near this place.
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Bessie Cherry
Beatrice
Burlington Agent Returns From Two Week Vacation
F. W. Black and his family returned Wednesday evening from a two week vacation that included attendance at the state fair in Lincoln and visits with relatives and friends at Salina Kansas and Belvidere Nebraska.
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Burlington
F. W. Black
Lincoln
Salina
Kan
Belvidere
Nebr
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured Claim Stirs Local Sale
An old advertisement asserts that a remedy for colic diarrhea and cholera will stop summer complaints after a single dose. Mrs Florence of Rockfield Indiana says she was cured. the product is sold by all dealers.
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Rlain
Florence
Rockfield
Ind
Dust Explosion Wrecks Beatrice Flour Mill
A dust explosion at the Black Bros. flour mill in Beatrice destroyed the west side above the first floor and blew worker Ben Hagerman into the river. Hagerman sustained injuries from which he is not expected to recover.
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Black Bros
Beatrice
Ben Hagerman
Dana visitors bring family ties and hope for relief
Albert Aye and Mr and Mrs W T Randall and baby, of Dana Indiana, arrived last Friday to visit Miss Susan Randall. The Randalls are related by marriage to Miss Randall with Aye as brother in law and Randall as nephew. Mr Randall suffers from asthma and seeks relief in the climate.
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G. W. Pitts
C. A. Dean
Oklahoma
Albert Aye
W. T. Randall
Baby
Dana, Ind
Susan Randall
Deafness Cure Misleading Claims Warned
A historical notice explains that local applications cannot cure deafness and that only constitutional remedies may restore hearing. It attributes most cases to inflammation of the Eustachian tube caused by catarrh and urges seeking official circulars for aid.
Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy Advertised
The remedy advised for soldiers enlisting for the Spanish war has earned many thanks. J. H. Houghland of Eldon reports it as essential for travelers and home use. For sale by all dealers.
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Chamberlain
J. H. Houghland
Eldon
Silo Construction Surges in Gage County This Year
The Beatrice Express notes a record rise in silo building in Gage County surpassing all prior years. Farmers recognize savings in feed handling and the potential boost to farm profits as waste products are better utilized.
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Gage County
Beatrice Express
Fall Plowing Encouraged by Rains in Nebraska
Splendid rains over eastern Nebraska in the past two weeks bless farmers and permit fall plowing under ideal conditions. Great numbers of farmers are taking advantage of the opportunity and much plowing is now underway.
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Nebraska
Wells Auto Wreck Near Ellis Injures Three
C. C. Wells of Ellis lost control while passing a rig returning from Beatrice Wednesday night. His wife and son Robert were in the car. Mrs Wells and Mrs Wells senior sustained injuries including a shoulder fracture and back strain. Dr Diehl aided them and transported them home.
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C. C. Wells
Ellis
Beatrice
Robert
Bundle of old papers at the Record office found
A large stash of historic documents is found at the Record office as the new year begins. The collection promises insights into local history and prompts plans to organize and preserve the materials for future study.
For Sale A 1913 Ford Automobile
Bargain first class second hand 1913 model Ford in excellent condition fully equipped. Contact J. D. Fanders for details and ownership transfer.
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Ford
J. D. Fanders
Touzalin Hotel at Wymore to be sold to satisfy judgment
Judge Pemerton issues order to Sheriff Schick to sell the Touzalin hotel at Wymore to satisfy a $9,000 judgment. The property, built in 1886, cost about $60,000.
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Wymore
Pemberton
Diller Girl Elopes With Beatrice Man
Miss Ethel Weddle fifteen elopes from Diller with Richards a Beatrice visitor after ten o clock Wednesday night They try to wed at the Presbyterian church with Rev W N Gillis failing and the couple later married by a Beatrice judge early Thursday morning The girl's irate father Mr James Weddle pursued to Beatrice seeking action.
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Ethel. Weddle
James Weddle
Richards
Beatrice
W. N. Gillis
Presbyterian Church
Falks Triplets Enter School
The Plymouth News editor notes time flies as his triplet sons, born over five years ago, begin attending school. He recalls his own childhood in West Beatrice and reflects on aging, youth, and the passing of thirty years.
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Plymouth News
West Beatrice
Tristmans Leave Town for Orrville Winter Visit
Mr and Mrs A L Tristman depart on the early Tuesday train to spend the winter with their daughter Elsie and other relatives in Orrville Ohio.
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A. L. Tristman
Elsie
Orrville, O
Bickelmier Visit Among Dillers and Relatives
Mr and Mrs Geo Bickelmier arrived Sunday to visit the Millers Dillers Clarks Thompsons and other Diller relatives and friends. They will go to Lincoln to visit more relatives before returning home at Pittsburg Kansas where Mr Bickelmier is chief clerk in the Kansas City Southern railroad offices.
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Geo. Bickelmier
Millers, Dillers
Clarks
Thompsons
Diller
Lincoln
Pittsburg
Kan
Bickelmier
City Southern Railroad
Chamberlains Tablets Cure Acute Indigestion Says Jessie Gallagher
A reader named Jessie Gallagher from Geneva recalls suffering acute indigestion caused by constipation. After using Chamberlains Tablets she reports relief, and notes trying several remedies with little success before finding relief with the product.
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Jessie
Mallagher
Geneva
Chamberlain
All de
Motorcycle accident ends with facial injuries near Harbine
Ira London was thrown from his motorcycle near Harbine Monday evening. He suffered a large skin loss on his face when he fell. The throttle rod punctured the gasoline tank, gasoline ignited on contact with a flame from the head light, the broken glass lighting the area and burning the front tire.
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Ira London
Harbine
Stolen Cattle Recovered by Local Farmer in Fairbury
George Henrichs found seven head of cattle in Mendenhall's feed lots at Fairbury last Saturday. The cattle had been stolen two weeks earlier from a pasture eight miles southwest of Diller near Endicott. The animals were bought from a stranger for 245 dollars by Bonham Sr. and resold to Mendenhall with a five dollar per head premium. Henrichs identified the stolen cattle and returned them along with about thirty five other cattle to Mendenhall on Monday.
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George Henrichs
Mendenhall
Fairbury
Diller
Endicott
Mr. Bonham, Sr
Mr. Henrichs
Mr. Mendenhall
Geologist Prof J B Diller Visits Fairbury and Steele City
Prof J B Diller a government geologist arrives Friday morning and stays till Monday noon as guest of his nephew J Smith Diller. He visits relatives and friends in Fairbury and Steele City while returning from Pacific coast field work carrying volcanic ashes from Mt Lassen.
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J. 8. Diller
J. Smith Diller
Fairbury
Steele City
Mr. Diller
Pacific Coast
Mt. Lassen
Methodist clergy assignments after Fremont conference
Rev. E. S. Grimes returned from Fremont where he attended the Methodist conference and will serve Diller and Rock Creek again. Rev. Gilbert remains superintendent of the Fairbury district. Former Diller pastors receive new appointments: Huntington to Columbus Hadsell to A E Maxey to Shickley Chadwick to Table Rock Oain returns Henkel to Steele City Carmony to Wilbur Haggerty to Odell Bounds to Blue Springs.
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E. S. Grimes
Fremont
Diller
Rock Creek
Gilbert
Fairbury
H. F. Huntington
Columbus
W. L. Hadsell
E. B. Maxey
Shickley
A. Chadwick
Table Rock
Oain
Whee
E. H. Henkel
Steele City
F. A. Carmony
Wilbur
William Haggerty
Odell
Blue Springs
Seed Corn Selection Week Opens September Twenty Eight
Seed Corn Selection Week this year begins September 28. Choose ears mature enough and from average growing plants not favored by conch."
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