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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1920
Page
1
Local notes report garden stuff arrivals in Fairbury and Diller outfits priced 14 to 75 dollars. Eyewear and eye care from G H Newton in Fairbury. Roads dragged after rain. Duroc Jersey pigs and kaffir corn seed advertised. School bell fire alarm quip and various visits by residents including J T Carmichael and Mrs Blauser.
A notice offers purebred White Rock hatching eggs from pullets that laid 28 eggs in 28 days. Beatrice visitors included Mrs S B Viers J W Fouts Bert Bell and Sam Sieford as referee for the sale of the east 80 acres of the Cully farm part of the Alex Bell estate. No satisfactory bids were received and the land was bid in for the heirs by administrator Mr Bel.
Large crowds gather for a church revival at Ellis with eight o'clock services. The event features lively singing and a dynamic preacher. A cordial invitation is extended to all, led by Bro. W. L. Hadsell, a former AEF chaplain and veteran organizer in inter church work in North America.
One hundred seventy three ballots were polled with 141 male and 32 female voters. Male votes favored Republicans 103 to Democrats 38, with some Democrats backing Johnson. female votes split evenly between parties. Woods and Johnson led locally, Pershing 9 votes. a double election tallied by receiving and counting boards.
Letter from 1920 thanks J W Fouts for selling a New York Life policy that funded education and career. It notes a paid up policy, rising company assets, and the broader value of life insurance across wars and fraternal regards. Also mentions Beal returning from Guide Rock and Mr Stange recovering from a broken thigh.
Corrected Thursday grain prices show Rain Wheat No 2 hard at 2.70 and Corn No 3 shelled at 1.68. Butter prices and packing butter are listed with weights and miscellaneous figures, including roosters and butter fat.
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