High School Operetta Tonight at Diller Opera House
The village hosts a school operetta tonight at the Diller Opera House with admission 25 cents. Other items note Dr. G H Newton eye ear nose throat practice in Fairbury and local moves by Laura Hullman and Clarence Hiatt. Street work by Dr. Fox continues and Mrs F S Teagarden offers purebred White Wyandotte hatching eggs from Odell.
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G. H. Newton
Fairbury
Néar
Diller Opera House
F. S. Teagarden
Odell
Green family travels to Lincoln to visit relatives
Mrs. H. H. Green and daughters Marguerite and Bonnie and Miss Vasta Parker drove to Lincoln on Saturday to visit relatives and friends. They returned home on Sunday.
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H. H. Green
Marguerite
Bonnie
Vasta Parker
Lincoln
Coal Sale Notice From Cornbelt Lumber Co
A brief昌 notice from Cornbelt Lumber Co Roy Geer manager announces forthcoming coal washout delivery from Colorado. The message promotes the coal as excellent for cookstoves and invites customers to plan ahead for the supply in the coming days.
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Colorado
Cornbelt Lumber Co
Roy Geer
Mgr
R W Gregn Buys Main Street Brick Building for New Venture
R W Gregn purchased this week the heir of Mary Miller estate property, the brick building on the west side of Main Street where John Greider currently runs a restaurant and confectionary. It marks Gregn’s fourth business building in that block.
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R. W. Gregn
Mary Miller
Main Street
John Greider
Hhis
Celery and Pepper Seed Information From May Ist Availability
Seed notes indicate Celery Golden Plume ready May Ist. Pepper varieties listed include World Beater Harris' Early Giant Extra Early Red Prolific Long Red Cayenne Small Red Cayenne. Provides a mix of celery and pepper cultivars for gardeners.
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World Beater
Harris
Ground and people update from Diller area notices
Oats sell for 40c by W C Line. M W A meets every second and fourth Thursday. Ground ready for planting. Call Ralph Beckman for painting and paper hanging, phone 103 54. Babies ill with pneumonia and improving reports. Kaffir corn and large oak posts for sale by L D Calkins. Moon Son monuments at Fairbury since 1886. Mr and Mrs J C Herwig and Esther Smethen visit Humboldt relatives. George Riddle and Charley Brandt travel to Sycamore Springs for rheumatism relief. Mrs Elmo Hadley of Lincoln visits Diller friends then Fairbury. H K Shutt and Ralph Arner attend Rexall druggists meeting in Omaha.
Kennedy Family Attends Federated Church Supper
Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and their children from north of Fairbury visited Diller relatives Saturday and attended the Federated church supper in the city hall that evening.
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Will Kennedy
Fairbury
Diller
Federated Church
City Hall
Family Birthday Dinner Honors Mrs Sarah Witty
Mrs. R. E. Colman and her daughter Maxine visited from Lincoln for a birthday dinner at their sister Mrs. R. W. Green’s home in honor of their mother Mrs. Sarah Witty. They departed Lincoln on No. 16 Sunday.
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R. E. Colman
Maxine
Lincoln
R. W. Green
Sarah Witty
No. 16
Making Home Trade
The piece argues the buyer seeks value while the local merchant must prove superiority through service and favorable terms. Local stores support buyers with delivery and liberal credit, benefiting regional prosperity. Merchants should expand accessible advertising, via newspapers or other media, to compete with mail order catalogs.
Mrs Lewie Vyrick Visits Odell for Dental Work
Mrs Lewie Vyrick of Odell was in town Saturday to receive dental treatment.
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Lewie Vyrick
Odell
Ex-Supt W J Todd Dies At Beatrice Home
Beatrice mourns short illness death of former Gage County school superintendent W J Todd at his home. City water was piped to the Reinhardt residence on Oliver Furrow property this week.
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Gage Co
W.J. Todd
Beatrice
Reinhardt
Oliver Furrow
Seed Corn Crib Offered by Banaham Bros Steele City
Miss L. O. Ballard traveled to Omaha returning Monday evening. She visited relatives and purchased a new goods bill for her store. Banaham Bros. advertise a crib of 1924 corn suitable for seed.
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Banaham Bros
Steele City
L. O. Ballard
Omaha
Leaders Named for Next Sunday Evening Meeting
Alberta Folkera and Mr. Springer are slated to lead the service next Sunday evening. Some members still owe dues and are urged to settle them.
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Alberta Folkera
Mr. Springer
Woodmen Doings Promise Different Entertainment for April Meeting
The last Woodmen gathering was enjoyable with good fellowship. For April 22 the entertainment committee promises something real good and a bit different from previous programs.
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Woodmen
Entertainment Committee
Easter Bazaar and Supper at City Hall Draws Crowd
A large crowd gathered Saturday evening for an Easter bazaar and supper hosted by the Federated church ladies at the city hall. The event featured a fine display of fancy work and an excellent supper, with orchestral music from Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Herwig and Miss Esther Smethen of Humboldt visiting the city.
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the Federated Church
J. C. Herwig
Esther Smethen
Humboldt
Easter Afternoon Hostess Marks N C S A Meeting
The N C S A was hosted by Miss Charlotte Lpock in her home on Wednesday April 7 1926. Members enjoyed needlework and radio listening with an Easter theme. Mrs Viers and Mrs Belle Robertson tied for best egg on a spoon contest earning a Easter basket prize. Miss Charlotte served luncheon with candy filled favors. Next meeting announced later.
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Charlotte Lpock
Viers
Belle Robertson
Local Social Notes From Shea And Surrounding Areas
Mrs. Glen Riddle and family visited Earl Riddle's home Sunday while Mrs. Free Logan shopped in Fairbury Monday. W T Raider of Fairbury called on Shea residents Sunday. N J Carpenter hosted Ellis relatives for Sunday dinner with Tommy Carpenter. W T Logan attended Shea Tuesday evening for Harry Logan’s birthday. Ralph Specht recovered from chicken pox last week. Frank Pearce of Diller visited Shea Tuesday. Carpenter hauled tankage from Fairbury. Alonzo Specht learned of Pearl Boorman birth on April 10 in Tex.
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Glen Riddle
Earl Riddle
Free Logan
Fairbury
Paul Stall
Ralph Long’s
W.T. Raider
Shea
N. J. Carpenter
Ellis
Tommy Carpenters
W. T. Logan
Harry
Ralph Specht
Frank Pearce
Diller
Monute Carpenter
Mirage ficCune
Spring clean up brightens towns and streets
Public opinion in Diller and other towns supports neighbors taking action to tidy yards and buildings. Communities move from tolerate disorder to vigorous cleanup, applying paint and curb appeal to improve neighborhoods and property values.
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Diller
Barbershop Visit Compared To Long Awaited Moment
A line describes the feeling after a meeting as like a man who finally keeps a long deferred barber appointment, signaling relief and renewed vitality.
Spell Down At The Fair
Secretary Jackson of the state fair board announces a state spelling contest held in each county to select two finalists for the state fair final. The final trial takes place at the estate fair grounds in Lincoln on Wednesday September 8 starting at 9:80 a.m.
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Jackson
State Fair Board
Lincoln
Ownership Statement for The Diller Record Nebraska 1926
The Diller Record issues a ownership statement listing Frank T. Pearce as editor publisher and owner with no mortgagees or other security holders. The document sworn before Smith Diller with a public notary seal dated February 5 1926 and notes commission expiry February 16 1981.
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Diller Record
Diller
Nebr
Frank T. Pearce
Opa
Smith Diller
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Diller State Bank
Laura Hullman
Adams
Garland
N. 6Th St
Mary Williams
Wilson Brandt
Clarence Hiatt
Seward, Nebr
Gus Dresgen
Dr. Fox
Jersey
Wakefield
Copenhagen
Golden
Lauser Diller, Nebr
W. C. Line
Ralph Beckman
Harry Weddle
Mrs. Sis Findling
L. D. Calkins
F. A Moon & Son
J.C. Herwig
George Riddle
Charley Brandt
Sycamore Springs
Elmo Hadley
Ted Shepherd
H. K. Shutt
Ralph Arner
Rexall
Linin
Bueney A 'Co
Toledo
Ohio
Woodman
N.C. S.A
Jefferson Co. Assessment Assn
Carl Schnelle
Harbine Pfine
RIVAL
Brand Glasses
Scamman Optical CO
Beatrice, Nebraska
Homestead
Farmers Union Co-Op
Diller, Nebr
Barton Salt Company
Hutchinson
America
Tate GE
Gertheet
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