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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1925
Page
1
Various short notes mention an upcoming election next Tuesday and other local items. Mary Green is recovering from the flu. discussions on fishing and rain help wheat, while a heart to heart talk and subscription payment reminders appear in the same column.
Moon and Son advertise quality monuments in Fairbury Nebraska established 1886. St Pauls Lutheran church southwest of town is being remodelled with road funds. Also selling excellent alfalfa hay with some in crack and some in barn. scales at the barn, J W Fouts.
Wilhelm Brank aged 69 of eight miles north of Diller died suddenly of apoplexy Tuesday evening. He came to this country from Germany in 1882 and is survived by his wife and a grown family. W R Green received two truck loads of swell fixtures, including a soda fountain, for his restaurant in Formosa. Hasselarabock absorbers for Fords sold at 12.50 per set. bbis 1.00. wagon spring seats 3.50. Fanders Garage 21 R. W. Green.
Farmers near Diller are sowing oats in their standing wheat as advised by Nebraska Agricultural Experimental Station. They are told to let fields stand until cord planting time and convert to corn if the wheat proves poor.
Friends gathered at Helen Frisbie's home on Saturday afternoon March 28 to celebrate her seventh birthday. The party featured games and refreshments including ice cream cake and pop, with well wishes for many more happy birthdays.
A fragment notes ongoing spring poet influence despite attempts to restrict it. It mentions a demanded hay shipment to Diller by Geo. Cunningham and reports Mrs. Griswold's return home from a Fairbury hospital after gallstone surgery.
An advertisement from Cornbelt Lumber Co invites customers to try Hickory nut cook stove coal free from slack and guarantees satisfaction. It lists contact at phone 153:02 and markets coal for stoves.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hill of Beatrice and Mr. and Mrs. Chas McCune of Fairbury celebrated together in a joint event marking a family union and community ties.
Beatrice Sun reports Mrs. W. E. Mudge longtime Diller resident was brought to a local hospital for treatment and is now improving.
Callan Bros of Odell have purchased the implement stock of Farmers Union Co op store and will continue the business in the S C Hutchinson building with E E McCune appointed manager.
Rex and Mrs. Greene returned Sunday from Rochester where Rex visited the Mayo Clinic and was told there was nothing serious. He resumed carrying mail on RK 1 Wednesday.
A fragmented passage argues that local business reliance on out of town firms harms the community. It warns withdrawals reduce activity, forcing local merchants to quit, and could drive workers away. The result would lower farm values and undermine tax base for public services.
R F Stagre of a Lincoln firm spent Thursday night with his Havelock relative who had enlisted and fled to pass the station and is now working in Burlington shops.
S A Mi and family of Beatrice and 1 Lancaster and family of ville were Sunday visitors.
A solicitor from the St. John stock yards traveled to Dillerppi and nearby towns this week to drum up business for his firm. He arrived yesterday and, despite friendly welcomes, ended up ruined among old neighbors and friends.
A library meeting will be held April 6 to conduct the year's business and elect officers. Members are urged to attend and participate in any other timely matters.
Gardens are now being made and all chickens must be penned up by order of the Village Board of Trustees. This means you and not the other fellow.
Farmers Union Co- Operative Store announces the sale of its implement department to Callan Brothers of Odell who will continue the business. The note thanks patrons for five and a half years of support and asks for ongoing patronage for the new owners.
The slate of candidates includes John Clauson for village trustees and Dr S a Hey and E Hi Sasse for school trustees. The election is scheduled for next Tuesday.
A fragmentary poultry listing notes single comb Rhode Island Reds available and priced at eight dollars per hundred birds. The ad mentions bidders or sellers including J. E. Osborn and Ellie Nebs with informal pricing and ordering details.
Citizens vote on a water extension connecting new well to the tin water system. The board analyzes a 10 day test with two wells running 24 hours producing 31 680 gallons per day. Estimated contamination risk and cost total about 2 000 dollars.
Ladies including Mesdamees Mayborn Cully Bell Woods Callander Cully Robertson Northup attended in Fairbury for an afternoon session. County Attorney Arthur Denny spoke on Americanization. A county federation was organized with officers elected: President Mrs Hole Fairburg Vice President Mrs Jaceen Secretary Mrs C C Andrews Steeler City Treasurer Mrs Was Woods Diller.
A Ford truck made Pullman style mobile home for Mr and Mrs C F E Alger of Walton Nebr was destroyed by fire six miles west of Ohiowa while they planned to cover eleven states. They were at a farm house when a stove fired coffee delayed their escape. The car and its contents were lost.
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