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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 27, 1923
Page
1
A. J. Hill rode between trains at Wymore on Wednesday. Will Fanders expressed pleasure with his sale on Wednesday. A new serial story The Custard Cup begins in this paper next week. Mrs. M. E. Geer returned Wednesday from Beatrice after visiting her daughter Mrs. A. J. Cully and family.
Mr and Mrs George Hill and his parents Mr and Mrs A J Hill with Diller relatives left for Randolph in a Ford from Ontario California after three months of enjoyable stay They traveled the southern route and reached muddy roads near Washingtonemsem area County resident Mr Beh has lived there thirty years and would not move elsewhere
A brief column notes a birth to Mr and Mrs Edward Roelfs the 9th met. Rainy week in the vicinity. Mrs Weddels sale postponed to today. Monarch paint advertised by Cornbelt Lumber. Miss Goeller of Fairbury to visit Diller May 22 to open piano class. she taught here last year. Rev iva M Jonie returns from Crete after W C I U conference. Miss Lillian Wohlfarth and Fern Hayes back in Beatrice to teach. Bernadette Freytag, class of ’21, now at Wesleyan University, spent weekend in Diller.
Advertisement touts age rich supply of victor feed for chicks. Claims wholesome graios mix and invites past users to confirm. Mentions Fanders and Robertson as sources and ends with a trade location.
The Diller High School plans to graduate fourteen seniors on May 17. The class includes Harold Wipes, Oliver Diehl, Ross Hito Anderson, Lilly Fotehinese, ale Earne Patton, Mildred Turker, Im Gest, Violet Grong, Ethel Eilis, Edith Greider, Alice Specht, Verna Murray.
The Standard Chautauqua System of Lincoln informs Diller residents that this season’s chautauqua runs June 30 to July 3. Events are planned for aera time with large crowds anticipated. Featured acts include Louie Barmadell of New York and a production titled The Lion and the House.
A vague note reports an aero pasted north over town on Monday and a missing chain at Belt school house. Vert Green returned Monday from Beatrice after an appendicitis operation.
Fred DeBoer offers sale items near Diller one mile west and half north. Mrs A D Stotts returns home in Lincoln after visiting friends.
The senior class 4B has the bills out for their production Step Lively to be staged at the opera house. Pasture for 40 head offered at 5.00 per head. Mrs. Filey and Geo Helwish remain in the city.
Beginning Sunday April 29 and every Sunday after, the business will stay open all day as another step toward better service, announced by Fanders and Robertson.
In Fairbury Nebraska A D Ackerman advertises optometry services focusing on examinations for glasses and eye care with a shop staffed by employed specialists.
C E Fairbank received a message Saturday about a brothel owner or worker dying Friday night in Chicago and left Sunday to attend the funeral likely tied to that incident.
The two year old son of Mr and Mrs Perry Weaver fractured his collar bone last Friday evening after losing his temper and throwing himself on the bed. He was promptly taken to Dr Diehl's office where the bones were set and he is expected to recover fully.
Prof Erickson's mother and three sisters plan to attend the play at Geert House Ey Junior class with the sponsor returning to Lincoln Thursday morning.
A large land deal in the county last week saw Sabbamane Schmuelie acquire a substantial portion of the Blauser section. Reportedly the price reached around 000, indicating a notable uptick in land values near Diller.
Experimental OCR fragment reports a head on collision between Burlington workers early Monday. Foreman roles and crew dispatches are unclear, with names like T. H. Waggoner and Diller section partially cited amid garbled text.
A line is planned to run from Teapot Dome 45 miles northwest of Casper to Nebraska along a route that traverses Freeman and nearby areas. The St. Clair Oil Co. will lay the pipeline from Texas to Chicago, spanning the state and connecting multiple points as part of the project.
Local market notes report Wheat No 2 grade Cort and No 8 shell New Oats offered with a price around $1.0808 per bushel, reflecting in early trading activity for farmers and merchants.
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