M W A Meets Thurdays And Fair Attendance Reported
The M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. If the Gage County fair is this week crowds attend each day. F A M and Son advertise monuments at Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886. J L Lamb and Lawrence Blauser visiting Paxton relatives. Lost leather auto driving glove between Diller and Fairbury notify Record office. For sale a 42 hole end wheel Dempsters drill with grain seeder attachments good shape. Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos enjoy their new radio programs.
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Diller
Fairbury
Record Office
U.‘S
Ellison
Electric light reaches more farmers as cars drive ads
Two and a half percent of American farmers now have electric light and power at home. Enormous money flows in the automobile business, driven in part by heavy advertising.
Paris Embraces American Bath Trend With New Heaters
Paris follows American habits as a daily bath becomes common and gas and electric heaters gain popularity in modest homes.
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Paris
America
Mrs. Alice Loughridge Returns Home From Visit
Mrs. Alice Loughridge traveled from Deshler after visiting with sister Mrs. E L Loock and family and relatives. She boarded a train in Omaha on Sunday to return to Hawthorne California.
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Alice Loughridge
E. L. Loock
Deshler
Omaha
Hawthorne
Calif
Reverend McCallister Named New Diller Pastor
The newly appointed Methodist minister Rev. W. S. McCallister and his wife will move from Sprague to Diller, arriving in time to fill the pulpit at both morning and evening services next Sunday.
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W. S. McCallister
Diller
Sprague
Community notices request readers to share local news
The Record asks readers to inform them of any items of community interest whether relatives or friends are away or visiting. The notice encourages public sharing through the local paper to keep the community informed.
Community Club Doings Report State College Bulletin
A terse update notes a state college agriculture bulletin on a dry weather fly-free date, indicating a late start for the locality. It mentions station data up to the 19th and references Ellis and Ber worden in preliminary observations.
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State College of Agriculture
Hess
Berwerden
Ellis
Autumn Season Opens With Theater and Travel Notes
Autum began Tuesday with a note of theater. Rex Theatre is mentioned as coming soon in a local context. Clint Tristman has traded cars and now drives a Ford sedan. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Hughes were Burlington passengers for Reynolds Tuesday evening. A. Mayborn traveled to Omaha yesterday to buy cattle for feeders near Diller.
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Clint Tristman
J. L. Hughes
Burlington
Reynolds
A.mayborn
Omaha
Diller
Fandere Wins Multiple Prizes at Jefferson County Fair
Ossie here Kentucky sale notes Erwin Fandere won at the Jefferson County Fair pig club taking 1st on boar and gilts plus 1st on litter. He also earned 1st on boar and 1st on gilt in the Rotary Club event.
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Erwin.Fandere
Jefferson County Fair
Rotary Club
Mrs Green and daughter to visit relatives from Kansas
Mrs R W Green and her daughter Norma Frances and mother Mrs Sarah Witty are expected home Sunday from Vliets Kansas where they have been visiting relatives.
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R. W. Green
Norma
Frances
Sarah Witty
Vliets
Kan
Reverend Pengelly Returns From Omaha Conference to Raymond
Reverend Pengelly returned Tuesday from the Methodist conference at Omaha and moved with his family to Raymond in a truckload of household goods.
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Pengelly
Omaha
Yesteray
Raymond
Ex Exter couple sell restaurant and plan move to Lincoln
Mr and Mrs H Z Diller traveled from Exeter on Wednesday to visit relatives and friends. They have sold their Exeter restaurant business and plan to move to Lincoln. Fred Bashford who helped in the restaurant accompanies them.
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Exeter
Lincoln
Fred Bashford
Tristman Family Begins Return Trip From Diller Visit
Mr and Mrs W G Tristman and son Arlie finished a pleasant stay with testing Tiverman and Lamb relatives near Diller. They toured the area where they grew up and are now starting their return trip to their home near Cenrath Wisconsin.
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Arlie
A.L Tiverman
J. L. Lamb
Diller
Cenrath
Wis
Return of A. Leaper From Visit to Osborn Home
C A Leaper aged 84, who spent nearly a week visiting friends and relatives, returned Monday to his Osborn, M home. He formerly lived near Diller on an 80 acre farm now owned by Benetkeck. Despite advanced age he remains in excellent health and active, thanks to industry and frugality that built his competency.
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C. A. Leaper
Osborn
Diller
Benetkeck
Mr. Leaper
Crete
Jefferson Ledger Notes Sparse Details at Meeting
At the Jefferson gathering vague references appear with names Sidaidebital cal Coolidge 1742 and DB Follete 626 among scattered notes, leaving unclear outcomes or actions.
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The
Jefferson
Cal Coolidge
Follete
Hedrick Visit Ends In Drive From Bainbridge
Mr and Mrs and Mrs 1 y Hedrick of Bainbridge Ohio who had visited here with her pits Mr and Mrs A L Tristman and other relatives started a Monday in their Ford coupe.
Pleasant pre nomination visit at Isaac Saylor home
Democrats of Pleasant pre nominated an overseer. Mr Macy and Waughter of Nora Nebraska and Miss Amy Warren of Fairbury visited the Saylor home. Macy married Saylor’s brother’s daughter. The Saylors had a good visit. Dorcus class of M E church held Kensington in the basement in honor of Mrs Pengelly leaving.
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Mr. Macy and
Waughter
Nora, Nebr
Amy Warren
Fairbury
Isaac Saylor
Mr. Macy
Mr. Saylor
Saylors
Dorcus
M. E. Church
Kensington
Ladies Keystone class social at Mrs Plager’s Sept
After a short vacation the Ladies Keystone class of the Federated church met at Mrs John Plager's country home on Sept 12. Members approved a waffl sausage maple syrup social with coffee. A social hour of conversation and music followed. Refreshments were served. Attendance was good though could be better. Next meeting is Oct 3 at Lee Calkins home. all members present.
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Keystone
Federated Church
Kensington
John Plager
Lee Calkins
West and Hadley Guests Over Sunday
Elwood West and Mrs Hadley and a brother sister in law and nephew of Mrs Mary Emerson were her guests over Sunday.
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Elwood West
Dentist Dr Cecil Ellis Visits Parents After Purchase
Dr Cecil Ellis who recently bought a dental office in Chester visited his parents Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis over Sunday.
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Cecil Ellis
Chester
Claude Ellis
Political Contributions Draw Mixed Reactions Across Spheres
The notion that large political donations raise concern persists while small gifts like a buffalo nickel are seen as harmless. Experts note funding ethics debate continues as officials weigh influence versus public funding norms.
Visit from Belville friends recalls forty years
Mr. and Mrs. Isaae Saylor hosted Mrs. Allen Hadly and her son from Belville Kansas. Hadly is the sister in law of Mrs. Mary Emerson of Diller.
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Isaae Saylor
Allen Hadly and Son
Belville
Kans
Pleasant precinct caucus nominates officers at city hall
Republicans of Pleasant precinct held a caucus at city hall on Wednesday night and put forward nominees for precinct offices including Assessor John Greider and Road Overseers for districts 9 43 44 45 among others.
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Pleasant
City Hall
John Greider
Carl Schnuelle
Les Barber
J. H. Logan
H. A. Bell
Methodist Conference Reassigns Ministers in Beatrice District
The annual Methodist conference in Omaha announced widespread ministerial moves. Ten Beatrice district pastors were reassigned including J B Gettys returning as superintendent. Diller pulpit changes sent Rev Pengelly away and shifted pastors from Diller to Prairie Home and other communities with a long list of postings.
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Methodist Conference
Omaha
Weing
Beatrice
J. BR. Gettys
Pengelly
Diller
Raymond Valparaiso
W. S. McCallister
Sprague
Dil
Scottish-born Omaha man reports on European phone woes
K R MacKinnon of Omaha says in Europe the telephone system is government owned and rotten. He notes public ownership halts progress and that government control lags ten years behind the United States while privately owned railroads provide better service. He praises his adopted country and compares services.
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Scotland
K. R. MacKinnon
Omaha
Europe
England
America
Local Markets Update on Grain and Dairy Prices
Thursday’s log notes Wheat No 1 Corn white and mixed Oats and table and packing butter. The fragment shows market items but lacks full prices or totals.
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Citizens State Bank
Gage County
J. L.lamb
Lawrence Blauser
Paxton, Nebr
Oscar Amos
Rex Theatre
Ossie
Kentucky
C. A. Ewers
Pude Ellis
Mavelock
Atla
H. K. Shutt
Dr.Hess
Methodist
Bates
Dr. Leach
Wheat Paper Bu
L. D. Calkins
G. H. Newton
Fairbury, N Br
J. M. Hiatt
Logal Markets
Ae A Sissling
E. F
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