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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 23, 1926
Page
5
The column notes a weekly task for ideas and jokes about a flivver complaint. It mentions B. F. Henrichs visiting from Fairbury on Tuesday for Henrichs Motor Co. business and an exchange about athletes' attire. Dr. Diehl reports taking Miss Laura Hulslman to the Lutheran hospital at Beatrice for treatment.
Banaham Bros advertise a 1924 corn crib for seed and provide contact at Steele City phone 81 Loretta Lincoln, prize milk cow at the State Agricultural College. Lincoln has produced 483.87 pounds of butterfat and 8 220 pounds of milk in 305 days, a noted record.
Local items report free garden seeds in Diller on Saturday and a range of sales from harness to leather collars. Community mentions include visits by neighbors, a new roof for Habicht's store, and porch chats about weather, rain, and corn planting. Automobile registrations rise in early year.
The operetta titled Rings in the Sawdust drew a good crowd and pleased most attendees though some criticized corn cob throwing between acts. Carson Snedders of Odell died Sunday from injuries after a chain on a double tree broke throwing a pole. he was buried Thursday from the state line church cemetery.
Mrs. Ciar i Barnett was called to Moline Illinois on Saturday by the death of a relative. She was accompanied as far as Lincoln by her daughter who will visit there until her mother returns.
In Wichita Kansas a small debtors court overseen by Judge David Leahy handles cases by telephone. He hears testimony by phone, records it, and mails his decision. Jurisdiction deals with sums of twenty dollars or less.
An expert driller reports rapid progress on a county oil well in the south part, reaching nearly 900 feet. He says the formations encountered resemble those that have yielded many producing wells in oil regions.
C L Geer manager for Cornbelt Lumber Co reports improvements in the building line this week. K C Johnson southwest of town is rebuilding his farm residence. Will Henrichs finished a new chicken house. Albert Sible east of town bought material for a large chicken house. More improvements contemplated and a busy building season expected.
Lew Barber shipped a carload of cattle from Shea Sunday while railroad repairs provide water at the stock yard. Harry Remley bought a carload of wheat. Roy McCune helped drive cattle to Endicott. Arthur Friday called in Shea. Howard Prather bought corn. Mrs Free Logan cared for Harry Weddle's sick baby. A Fowler citizen mutilated a coin at the First National Bank, later deemed worth 28 cents by the treasury department.
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