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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1922
Page
1
Notices from Fairbury Neb inform farmers of upcoming oats sowing. Ada listings include for sale a four year old 2800 pound team and cattle stock for pasture prices five and seven fifty. Local residents Ira London Evelyn Stotts Elmer Greider Paul Stange Alberta Shires Maxine Colman and Frank Pearce noted. Fairbury News.
Len Hart district court clerk issued a passport on Thursday to Henry Wolters of Diller. Wolters plans to visit his former homeland in Germany.
Diller Nebraska March 31 the Diller high school track team is composed entirely of veterans this season. The locals won the county championship last year and expect to repeat. Candidates include Oliver Diehl 100 yard dash and 220 low hurdles Clarence Thompson 220 yard dash John Star 440 and 880 yard runs Nic Anderson high jump broad jump and high hurdles Harold Bowers discus throw and shot put.
The Avery Lumber Co received a car of Washington fir lumber this week. F E Hale shipped a car of cattle and one of hogs to St Joe Tuesday for the Shipping Assn. Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and daughter Pearl Miss Evelyn Stotts and R W Green motored to Fairbury Tuesday afternoon.
Inspector Clark visited Jefferson to discuss forming Rural High Schools and the community notes household goods for sale from C L Tinsat man or H C Stotts. The paper warns of a possible coal famine this fall and urges buying coal now, while Avery Lumber Co quotes favorable prices and stocks Colorado Lumps.
Precinct assessors met in Fairbury and approved farm product and stock values. Land values stay near last year. Cattle yearlings 15 dollars, 2-year 25, 3-year 35, milk cows 50, others 25+. Horses yearlings 25, 2-year 35 to 40, 3-year up to 125. Mules yearlings 25, 2-year 35 to 40, 3-year up to 125. Dogs 10, poultry per dozen 10. Hogs all ages 7, sheep and goats 5+, bees 5, wheat per bushel 1, rye 0.75, corn 0.40, oats 0.30, kaffir corn 0.50, grass/alfalfa seed 7, hay and alfalfa per ton 5 to 10.
Peter Nelson has filed for the supervisor nomination in his district fmlage county. Voter sentiment on voting rights is noted as a concern among citizens. J C Lamb was brought home from Beat Rice hospital still recovering from illness. Drizzling rain kept farmers from fields earlier. weather improving. Rev W F Clark and Mrs Clark traveled on No 17 with Clark returning from Lincoln and Mrs Clark visiting Beatrice friends.
State deputy W G Green with Lincoln officers will conduct a class adoption of members into Modern Woodmen of America local camp next Thursday April 13 after a free moving picture show at 7 30 pm at Rex Theatre. All Woodmen Royal neighbors families and prospective members are invited. Camp Clerk W E Anderson announces.
Mrs. R. W. Green reports the birth of a son to Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Brown of Yuma Arizona. Mrs. Brown is remembered in Diller as Mrs. Ethel Witty widow of Edward Witty.
The Woman's Club will gather Tuesday evening April 11 at Mrs O J Mayborn’s home. Members are urged to attend and bring husbands. Program includes Roll Call Quotations from Poets Reading and a debate on whether heredity is stronger than environment with C F Innis Mrs Iva Innis Rev Clark and M Callander, plus music.
Claude Miller, who vanished about two weeks ago from his parents home near Hollenberg Kansas, was found in Superior and brought back by Dr. W S Diller and George Dewey from Luray. He said he wanted to see the world and received the $100 reward.
The older boys in Dist. 74 held a third contest with Fred Lambert winning first and Ralph Specht second. Will Rader and Henry Jess swapped cars, each claiming at least $100 profit. The W F M S met with Zella Messenger Tuesday but few attended due to bad weather. The Equity shipped a car of wheat this week.
The Diller village and school election produced new trustees. Dr. S. B. Viers and E. G. Limprecht won three year seats, George Henrichs and D. W. Fanders took two year terms. Village trustees R. W. Green S. C. Moser and S. F. Clark elected for two years. A few scattered votes were cast with expectations of more women voters next time.
Readable fragments list produce items with prices and common dairy and poultry goods. Entries mention wheat corn oats butter eggs roosters in a general market listing style.
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