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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1930
Page
3
A collage of stray phrases mentions an alligator growth age a finger print method and a shoe shop a monument company radio and letters K and W plus a distant reference to Fairbury Nebraska and an old business date est 1886, presenting a fragmented historical snippet.
Red and green canvas selling at 5c each. Gladioli bulbs 20c per dozen. Mrs Elma Henrichs offers 21 items. 1 000 ft white pine siding about 15 loads rock for concrete. 82 light windows large size H E Green. 21 Purebred Rose Comb White Wyandotte eggs for hatching 3 per hundred Marten strain Odell phone 1512 Alfred E Bevan Odell Neb 31 4t For Sale dynamite electric exploders masetine powder caps fuse crushed stone and stone screenings de Davis Quarries Blue Springs Nebr Tell Us About It the paper invites local news from readers.
Local dealer Jansen Lumber Co lists used and extra good farm equipment for sale including combines tractors binders listers cultivators drag harrows plows corn planters separators and a team of mules. Many items are described as in easy terms with several Case Jno Deere Moline brands and 160 acre farm listings. Contact phone 13 for details and viewing.
The article notes music week runs May 4 to May 10. It reports the U S P has begun construction on a new depot in Fairbury costing 99000 dollars. Rupert Andrews is slightly ill and staying home to rest. Frank Dymacek of Chicago visits relatives in the area. Lynn Waggoner Robert Bell and Dean Barber university students plan to spend the weekend with their families. Eight moons orbit Saturn with the largest about twice Earth's Moon.
A Nevada cavern yielded evidence of a prehistoric Indian tribe dating back nearly 3,000 years. The item appears in a Newark era brief among other regional notes.
Chas. Green and granddaughter Mary Bristol returned yesterday from Superior where they visited his son Wilbur Green and family. Mr. and Mrs. Emil Tarnow were from Steele City Saturday. Mrs. Tarnow, who broke her hip earlier, is recovering nicely and was greeted by many old Diller friends in their car.
Mr and Mrs Rex Green and their young son travel to Lincoln on Sunday to see their sister and daughter in law Mrs V A Raymond now in a Lincoln hospital. They are joined by Miss Marguerite Green and Dicky Raymond who had stayed with Diller relatives for a week.
Members and families of the club gathered Friday evening April 4 at Mr and Mrs Herman Peters home in Diller. Eight tables played rock with Herman Peters winning high score and Mrs Margaret Albers second. A pink and white birthday cake was presented to Howard for his upcoming birthday. Luncheon of sandwiches, pickles, salad, cake and coffee followed. Ali left for home expressing thanks and best wishes for many more birthdays.
Wanted a common laborer for a few days work. Enquire at the Record office. Frank Groner underwent an operation in a Lincoln hospital before part of last week. Mrs Mamie Phelps of Tecumseh is assisting Mrs Chas Hays with her spring house cleaning. More than a million new telephone poles were erected last year and several million automobiles were built to climb them.
75 percent of Gamble Stores stock is owned by store managers associates and customers. The bulk of profits is reinvested into the territory served.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Hiatt celebrated their 49th wedding anniversary at their Beatrice home with a surprise basket dinner. Attending were Col Hiatt and family, J. M. Hiatt and family, H. K. Moffit and family, C. W. Hiatt and family, Frank Cully from Diller area, John Thompson and family, and A. W. Claussen and son from Beatrice.
The Plymouth News reports Jefferson County has 1705 autos on farms and 3346 in towns totaling 5051, with 478 trucks and 194 on farms. Nebraska totals 33475 tractors 37134 gas engines 12483 grain threshers 2777 combines, and farm trucks 17044. Power farming rises while horses decline since 1919.
Beatrice Nebraska ad notes appreciation comes with use of Tiger 3 cycle batteries and positive operation in all weather. A written guarantee accompanies every battery with service available at Gamble stores in Beatrice.
Sumiko Tokuda Kimi Ashino Yoshika Matsudaira and Yoshika Sato travel to the United States to express gratitude for aid given after the Tokyo earthquake of 1923. The delegation includes four Japanese school girls who will meet American officials and communities during their visit.
A West African pastor announced a Sunday sermon on Liars and urged reading Mark chapter 17, which does not exist. The following Sunday about half the flock raised hands, and he declared those readers would be preached to, noting there is no 17th chapter of Mark.
August Kroll asserts that as County Treasurer he saved taxpayers 3000 to 3500 dollars annually, contrasting his claim with his opponent who reportedly saved nothing in twelve years. He urges voters to check records with county commissioners and notes he does not sell real estate or solicit subscriptions, only manages the treasurer’s office.
Local readers are urged to prepare for Easter with Wrights Home Cleaners in Wy more Nebr offering suit and dress cleaning for 100 dollars. Hats blocked 1 dollar and rugs cleaned 3.25, with H H Green as agent. The ad notes loyal Diller customers and a commission staying in town.
Senate discussion of the tariff bill has filled 2,687 pages of the Congressional Record, with an estimated printing cost exceeding $130,000. The lengthy dialogue reflects extensive debate and public interest in the legislation.
The document records banking figures including loans and discounts Overdrafts and bonds and securities excluding cash reserve Judgments and claims furniture and fixtures cash on hand and items exchange other cash resources totaling 288 234 21 dollars. It is sworn by J Smithiller cashier and signed by directors with notary Frank T Pearce witnessing on the 9th of a month in 1930.
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