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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1924
Page
3
The poem-like fragment credits the town gossips as swifter at blaming a speeding motorist than any man who pursues him. It contrasts public rumor with direct pursuit, highlighting community judgment and haste.
Paint prices at Carnbelt Lumber Co start at 1.95 per gallon. John Lamb hosts the Blauser family for a Sunday visit on Cub Creek. J A Hughes of Kansas City visits his parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes. Tuesday stock shipment from the station includes one car of hogs by F Hartzel and a mixed load by the Farmers Shipping Assn.
Mr and Mrs C E Warthen traveled from Hanover on Saturday to visit his mother Mrs Sarah Warthen and sister Flora Warthen during a family gathering.
In Rev Blough's absence, Endicott pastor preached Monday and Tuesday nights at the special meeting held at the M E church.
The remark suggests a man with little sense should pursue his drinking, implying the practice will lead to his death soon enough. The line reflects harsh attitudes toward illicit liquor and personal responsibility in a historical context.
Editorial urges authorities to aggressively tackle the illegal sale of deadly liquor. The piece argues that serious crime warrants heightened attention and sustained action to curb illicit alcohol trafficking and protect the public.
Mrs. John Gretzinger arrived home Tuesday over the Burlington from Byron where she had gone Monday, accompanying her daughter Mrs. Harry Gregory in an automobile.
The Diller Lincoln club gathered Friday afternoon at 2954 Evans to enjoy a musical program by Misses Young Lucille Osborn and Bernice Colman. Mrs Ray Colman sang with Mrs Limprecht at the piano and refreshments were served by Mesdames Kerr and Colman. The next meeting will be at Mrs William L Weigel 1612 Roselyn Terrace on May 9.
Alaska trappers develop a hybrid animal by mating a marten with a Persian cat to produce a large pelt with a sable like fur. The hybrid, twice the size of a marten, holds domestic cat traits yet hops like a marten.
For sale a new Hoosier kitchen cabinet. Mentions Miss Minnie Edgington and Miss Lillian Wohlfarth returning from Lincoln. Also notes Mr. and Mrs. Ab. Cully and Grace visiting Mrs. Geer. Includes a Russian proverb about prayers before war sea or marriage and a reflection on rights and protection of the law.
Miss Lena Kirkpatrick and Miss Mildred Sahin, Barneston teachers, spent Saturday and Sunday with Miss Kirkpatrick's aunt, Mrs. E J Catlett, in a social visit.
Easter is the moveable church date based on the first Sunday after the first paschal moon on or after March 21. If the full moon falls on March 21 Easter is the next Sunday. paschal full moon never later than April 18.
A lovesick man asks Julia if she understands true love. She replies with a provocative offer to prove it by showing a trunk of letters three photo albums and several engagement rings in the box room, implying a past and future romance.
The Federated Sunday school class Kensington Ladies Keystone gathered at Mrs. Willis Clark home. Pearl Diller entertained with songs while games like egg scramble and cottontail were enjoyed. Refreshments featured home grown ice cream angel food cake and coffee. Next meeting May 2 at Mrs Cal Waggoner.
A college youth tells townsmen that progress starts at the bottom, while Bob Markham quips that the only exception is digging a well. The exchange unfolds with humor as the crowd listens.
A high school boy asked a librarian for Venus and Adenoids, prompting a search that found no such book. He claimed Shakespeare as author, revealing he meant Venus and Adonis. The tale echoes a woman seeking She Sat in the Wood Box later found as The Satinwood Box.
Julia Stipe born January 27 1844 Jadkin ville North Carolina died April 8 1924 at her daughter's home Mrs Tittis Blauser She married H D Eddleman May 1 1865 eight children survive with one son W H Eddleman and three daughters in Nebraska and Kanona Brothers G W Stipe L W Stipe Funeral held at M E Church with Rev E E Pengelly and Rev Brumbaugh burial in Prairie Home cemetery
The Eddleman Family expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for kindness during their mother’s death and burial, for floral offerings and for the singers.
The Black Swamp in northern Ohio stretched over 120 miles with a 40 mile width and was avoided by early settlers. A US Indian treaty ceded land for a road, surveys began, land later went to the state, and the first road opened in 1827. An 1859 state law created public ditches that drained the swamp, turning it into productive farmland.
In Winkel near Ringen on the Rhine a 1200 year old dwelling linked to Archbishop Rhabanus Maurus is under study. Count Matuschke Greiffenkalu seeks scientific help to verify age and uncover possible gold rumored to be hidden within walls and basement floors.
An old advertisement describes Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming to alleviate catarrh inflammation with an ointment and to restore normal conditions with an internal tonic. It notes sales by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo for over 40 years.
First publication April 18 and final publication May 2 1924 for the estate of Jeanette C Hartzell deceased. Forest F Hartzell executor petitions for final settlement and distribution of residue. Hearing set May 12 1924 at 9 00 AM in county court Fairbury. Notice to interested parties via Diller Record newspaper for three weeks. Lacie J Nutzman County Judge seal Heasty Barnes attorneys for estate.
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