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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1925
Page
1
A busy local page notes a high school operetta tonight, visits by J W Fouts, and upcoming Rex theatre events starring Leon and Gina May 1 and 2. It also lists garden and farm notes, sick news, cattle pasture ads, and several small local notices from Fairbury Nebraska including market items and community announcements.
Endicott Hatchery advertises eggs for custom hatching at four dollars per hundred. It promises baby chicks from strong flocks and leading bloodlines at popular prices and urges customers to leave orders early. Not an electric mammoth, U S Ellison, Prop.
Jansen Lumber Co of Jansen Nebraska advertises used farm equipment including a 2 to 2 row lister six row listers six row riding cultivators two gang plows one sulky plow one sweep grinder plus a complete line of new machinery.
F Hartzel shipped three cars of cattle and one of hogs Sunday. A light rim for a Dodge car was lost just north of town. Finders are asked to leave items at the Record office. The Shea Community store advertises inside the local page this week. Readers urged to pay subscriptions this week.
15 lbs cane sugar for 1.00 at Habicht's this Saturday only. Ernest Sasse and his son Orlyn visited Beatrice to consult a car expert and learned no operation was needed. Rhode Island Red eggs offered for hatching at 5c each from pen 1 and 2, with show stock qualities at a fraction of larger breeders' price. Harbine Equity Exchange and Elevator Co reports 250000 dollars in grain and livestock handled last year. officers elected: President Will Carpenter Vice President Carl Schneulle Secretary Treasurer Louis Fasse Manager Dick Ommen.
Mrs. Clara Myers traveled to Havelock on Tuesday after learning her daughter-in-law Mrs. Ruth Myers was bedfast with an attack of quinsy.
Mrs Teagarden of Odell Nebraska advertises Rhode Island Red baby chicks from an excellent flock at 12 cents each and Alec purebred White Wyandottes. Hatching eggs priced at 4 cents per egg or 5.00 for 100, plus 6.00 shipped. Contact Diller at phone 109:03.
The Womane Club plans a Tuesday April 28 gathering at 2 30 with Mrs Harry Thompson. The program features a moon crime study and current events on Australia its government. Cornbelt Lumber Co. advertises Monarch Red Strand Field Fence and Burb wire with direct mill discounts for large orders.
The Diller Woman's Club presents an entertainment for the public library benefit on May 1 and 2 at the Rex theatre. A play titled Humor esque depicts a East Side New York Russian Jewish boy becoming a violinist and Americanizing his family. Special music and comedy accompany the performance.
Farewell event hosted for Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Clancy near Diller drew over 75 guests with music, singing, and refreshments as old friends gathered to wish the couple success in their Beatrice move. Wiemers Bros. reorganize to form Wiemers Chester White Swine Company with $25,000 capital and two major changes to hog raising and sharing.
Mrs. Roy McCune from Fairbury state inspector of hotels and oils visited Diller yesterday and stopped by the Record office. The Jolly Neighbors Club met at Mrs. Gee Novotny on April 22 with ten members sewing for the hostess. The next meeting will be May 6 with Mrs. Chas Hayes.
President W F Clark announces chairmen of committees for this year at Diller. Ticket sale S C Hutchinson, advertising Rev W S McCallister, grounds Roy Geer, Decoration Miss Ballard, Junior Chautauqua Mise Flossie Raymond. Chautauqua runs June 3 to 7.
Miss Lillian Wohlfarth of Diller and Beatrice city schools delivered an engaging art talk to the Beatrice Business Woman's Club in the YWCA rooms last Friday. She illustrated her address with copies of notable paintings and the report praises the talk as highly educational and very interesting.
A marriage in Glasco Kansas linked Hazel Polfus of Harbine Nebraska to Orville Richardson of Diller Nebraska. Rev E Pett officiated at St Pauls Lutheran Church on April 15 1925. The couple will reside on a farm near Odell Nebraska with well wishers sending congratulations.
All dog owners within the village co operative limits of Diller are urged to pay city license taxes now overdue. By order of the Village Board of Trustees Chas. Waggoner Village Clerk.
Andrew Jackson Hill of Diller, a long time farmer, traveled to Beatrice on Tuesday with O. J. Mayborn, the Diller banker. Col. Hiatt noted they were shopping for straw hats and wrist watches, highlighting Hill's quiet retirement in Diller.
A Thursday log lists grain prices including Wheat No 1, Corn White, Corn Yellow, and Corn Mixed with oats noted at 1.26 and 0.92. The fragment shows scattered pricing data and unclear entries suggesting typical commodity quotes in a local market page.
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