Diller News Highlights Include School Hiring and Local Commerce
Local notes report Miss Addie Miller to teach 8th grade in Fairbury schools next year. A birth is announced north of Diller, while business updates cover a Diller Telephone Company meeting, stockholders voting an 8% dividend, and a new Racket employee. Community notices include Arbor Day plans and various visits, trips, and shipments through Harbine, Beatrice, and Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Miller
Fairbury
Carl Gale
8. R. Mudge
G. W Walker
Beatrice
Diller ‘Telephone Co
Diller
Diller Telephone Company
Harbine
Ellia
Lanham
The
Norfolk News
Institutions of Learning
Duty of the Hour for Nebraska Development
The State calls for rapid settlement and homemaker engagement to populate sixteen million acres of fertile soil. It urges building manufacturing plants, extending railroads, and harnessing water power to develop industry. The slogan envisions two million population by 1920 with each person a producer or homebuilder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
WiLu Maurin
Grounding the Wire Fences for Lightning Safety
The piece urges grounding wire fences to prevent lightning strikes. It notes the lack of thunder this spring but warns that lightning can strike suddenly, advising proactive measures to head off possible damage.
Diller Road Work Boosts Good Roads Movement
The Beatrice Sun notes Diller and vicinity residents continue joint efforts for better roads. Businessmen sponsor prizes and banquets to sustain interest, with April 6 images of crowds and a town dinner, reflecting renewed enthusiasm in road improvement efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Beatrice Sun
Diller Area Spends Over Eight Thousand on Roads
Community leaders estimate the Diller area has spent about 7800 dollars in cash and labor to build 52 miles of roads within a five mile radius over the last two years and including pledges for this year. Contributions include waterways supplied by Jefferson county and Elms township in Gage county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller and Vicinity
Jefferson County
Elms Township
Gage County
Church Services and Gatherings Announced
Preaching scheduled for Sabbath April 23 at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sabbath school and Endeavor as usual with 10 a.m. session. Junior League at 2 p.m. Epworth League at 7 p.m. Prayer meeting Wednesday at 8 p.m. Ladies' Aid Society called meeting at parsonage Saturday at 8 p.m. S Goupsmirs, pastor pro tem.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bore
Epworth
Presbyterian Church
Ladies’ Aid Society
S. Goupsmirs
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Robert Barr
C. C. Wright
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A. L. Tristman
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Pt Aon
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H. E.-Grupe
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Scott Miller
8. J. Senior
Hattie Tarnow
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Clarence Bixby
Dow
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Thos, Harris
FE. L. Looek
Herm Fairchild
H.B., Fairchild
John
W.W. Miller
Blauser
Oaks
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Ed. Wagenaar
Harrison
Charley
Gerwick
Huntley, Mt
Will Keckley
Washington
Hobson
Chas. Harder
W. H. Hauver
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K. Q
Harry “King
Rockford, Nebr
Janet
Hereell
May
John Glatbar
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Chas
Marta. Habicht
Akron
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Mary Habicht
Iain
Chipperfield Drug
Harold
Gladye Neely
Golda Miller
Henrichs
Yolney
Ray
Honda
Eich
J . Adam Bede
Lorimer
Senate
Ensley ‘Carmichael
Ed.’ Walken
Wymore
Gully Wright
Powell, Wyo
J. H.logan
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Bert Ballard
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