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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 13, 1923
Page
1
For Sale Chester White sow and four pigs inquires to Geo. Ball. For Sale millet seed 15 bushels at $2.00 per bushel via A J Hutchinson. A 10 percent pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Ab Bristol Maude Green on April 12.
An advert lists a dark red bull calf for sale and a Cresote disinfectant for poultry houses sold by Cornbelta Co. The rest notes Mrs. John Mathiae visiting Blw Springs and mentions new acquaintances Mr and Mrs C E Piveral moving from Hebron to Crete Nebru, visiting Diller relatives.
A local paint and finishing firm advertises woodwork ceilings floors and furniture finishing options. Bernal Dotvee Co. offers brushed and fresh looking home painting services with varied paints and finishes.
Six carloads of creek cattle and hogs were sent to J. Joe market from the station on Sunday. B F Henr iehe delivered two cattle and one hog, one Henrichs one cattle, and F Hartgel one cattle. The shipment was accompanied by owners and Ray Hudson.
The young men of Diller and vicinity organized a Corn Husker ball team last Tuesday. Clint Tristman was elected manager, J. E. Pickard Aget manager, Chester Weaver governor of team. Summer workouts will begin immediately.
The annual county track meet is scheduled for Fairbury on April 28 featuring thirteen events for senior athletes. Promoted by the Jefferson County Y M C A and backed by the Fairbury Chamber of Commerce, the meet highlights defending champions and local participants from Plymouth Daykin Jansen and others.
Reminder that the Library association holds its annual meeting next Tuesday evening. For sale items include one Tribelle sister and one Century riding cultivator, both in good condition, offered by V. T. Logan.
Fragmented scraps report visits and kin news from Fairbury and nearby towns. Families include Mr. and Mrs. Green and Norma with Mrs. Colman and Maxine visiting Vitets Kansas in a sedan. A 61st birthday is noted for Mee Witty’s children.
Mrs. Clara Myers is teaching at Wahoo and with William and family at Havelock while L. M. Cavett completes the Lewiston church enlargement contract.
Vern Green underwent an appendectomy at Beatrice hospital on Tuesday morning. His mother Mrs. Green and his brother H. H. Green picked him up that evening and reported he was doing nicely.
A Truman Davis residence about ten miles northeast of Diller burned last Friday evening. Mrs Davis and seven boys escaped with only the clothes on their backs as the house and most contents were lost. Local authorities said the blaze was likely struck by lightning.
A local tire shop advertises stock including a new 31x3.85 size as a middle ground between 34 and 4 tires. The notice touts guaranteed quality and urges customers to compare prices as tire costs rise. It invites shoppers to discuss the tire proposition with staff.
On a Wednesday afternoon the N C SA club hosted Mrs BH Diller and others at a busy historical venue in April. The narrative highlights a bustling hour and a hat on display as part of the day's activities.
Twenty year old Mim Lucinda Sanman died at her parents home on Norwood farm after battling fever. Her sister Ida H Sanman, age twenty, had died February 1 from the same illness. Dewey Sanman and a physician treated the family while more relatives, including Fi from New York and Teresa also of New York, were mentioned in connection. Everett Green of Lincoln visited recently.
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