Coming Events Gage County Fair and Wheat Actions
The Record notes the Gage County Fair dates September 29 to October 2 with sale bills available. Early sown wheat looks fine as moisture prompts seeding. Charley indicates fingers were mashed in a fork day last week. Clarence Piversl has moved to the 3.C. Lamb resident position for $700. Rev and Mrs Clark traveled to Lincoln to attend council meeting and planned to return today.
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Charley Cies
Mrs. Clark
Lincoln
Cong
Hens Eggs and Produce Prices Noted in Local Column
The scattered notes list produce items including hens and eggs with prices such as 18¢ and 25¢, cream and sprigs mentioned alongside a brief family visit reference to Mr. and Mrs. D H Diller. It notes the sale of the W E Anderson home and references a Peters sale as part of context.
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D. H. ‘Diller
Volt
Ttatiurg
W. E. Anderson
Diller
Sea Peters
Sidonaine
Kerr-Woosley Wedding Announced in Diller Community
Kerr-Woosley announce the marriage of Bernice Kerr to B We ost at i are cece i Woot. The Kerrs were former residents of Diller. The Y P C U missee thai two members who went away to school in more ways than their going made. Mildred Mayborn, Alberta Folkers, Henry Ditler, Norma Harvey, and Sie Wetennesi are named among officers as the Y P C U meeting notes show.
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J. E. Kerr
Bernice
B. We
Kerr
Diller
Y. P
C. U. Missee Thai
Mildred Mayborn
Alberta Folkers
Henry Ditler
Norma
Harvey
Treas
Sie Wetennesi
Local Advertisers Find Room As Rain Reduces Sprinkler Use
The text notes advertisers managing space while rain reduces street sprinkler use. It mentions ongoing Fair week activities near Diller and a reference to a New York City event and a registered pipe agent at a university.
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Iss Gray
Gees
New York City
Univer
Field Fenc Square Des alee Price Notice
Fragmentary ad notes a price quote of 526 dollars for a fencing square and mentions a buyer and seller. The readable fragment references a trade in Red and St care without clear names or locations.
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Care Teeeer Co
Unclear fragment notes church appointment and treasurer events
Fragmentary text references pastorate and church figures with disrupted names and details. No coherent event or outcome can be determined from the readable lines.
Grand Sacred Concert Promises Free Kiwanis Benefit
A local Kiwanis club hosts a grand sacred concert free to the public this Sunday to support community programs and honor volunteers. Organizers invite neighbors, clergy, and families to attend at the church hall in town.
Ni GC S A Club Faces Unclear Spending Report
A fragmented note references the Ni GC S A Club in chaotic terms about spending. The incomplete OCR leaves the event and amounts unspecified, with no clear date or location.
Unclear Local Report on Fatal Incident on Main Streets
A fragmentary note describes a death on Main Streets involving a fatal incident near Omaha with references to three car natine feeders in the Cay of Janeen, but details are incomplete.
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Janeen
Friday Family Returns With Saylors After Fine Wait
Harry Friday and his family were kept at the Saylors residence for a period then returned home with them after a lengthy delay.
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Harry
Saylor
Saylors
G Schroeder Resumes Work After Age Delegy
G Schroeder returns to his post at a nearby station following a ten day delay during which he attended to rest and farm duties locally.
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G. Schroeder
Ing
Feirday Will Convention Set for September 29
The Feir day convention will hold an all day meeting on September 29. Members are asked to bring a covered dish and sandwiches for one. The Diller club will furnish one program item. The meeting will practice and every member will extend as needed.
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Feir ~Uay
Diiler Club
Petractise
Family Reunion Honors Diller Family of Pittsburg Kans
A family reunion honored Mr and Mrs D H Diller of Pittsburg Kansas. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks and their daughter Pearl Mr and Mrs Joe Clark and their children along with Mr and Mrs Sam Thompson and others.
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D. H. Diller
Pittsburg
Kaps
Deine H. Z. Ilier
Pearl
Chester -Sparks
Joe U Wie Clark
Laeew Ray Raet
Giry Thompson
Sam
A Child of Boston Pupils a Crying Boy for Playmates
A Boston boy sobs on a curb while a kind old lady asks what ails him. He explains his distress over finding playmates whose eugenic cantions and hereditary ties meet parental approval since moving to the new place.
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Boston
Carnegie
Poison bait for ants using arsenate solution
A simple kitchen mixture uses one ounce of sugar and ten grains of arsenate of soda dissolved in two ounces of hot water. Moisten sponge or bread with the syrup to attract ants, some of which may return poisoned liquid to the nest, leading to eventual destruction.
Wheat No 2 Corp White Oats and Butter Markets
Market notes show wheat No 2 and white oats in focus with Thursday's global grain roundup. Butter prices are recorded at fat content levels around 1.30, indicating current dairy product valuations.
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No. 2 Corp
Methodist conference assigns ministers in Lincoln
The Nebraska Methodist conference in Lincoln held its last session Monday afternoon. Bishop Keeney announced next year’s ministerial appointments. J. R. Gettys keeps the Trice district superintendency and W. S. Meister returns to the Diller charge. Former Ulliver pastors mostly stay in place.
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Nebraska Methodist Conference
Lincoln
Keeney
J. R.gettys
Trice
W. S. Meister
Diller
Uiller
F. A. Carmony
Randolph
H. W. Wagner
Adams
E. B
Pleasant View
A. E. Chadwick
Rockford
W. L. Hadeell
Bladen
E. E. Pengelly
Raymond-Valpariso
C. F. Innis
Eagle
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Yad
Citizens State Bank
Gage County
Record Office
Clarence Piversl
Kerr-Woosley
Rio
the Kiwanis
Sunee
N. S.C. A. Club
Coats Achile
EB. F. Habicht
LOBAL
Graen
Farmers Co Sin
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