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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1928
Page
3
Wreckage note dated August 2 outlines seating at Green's Café. M. W. A. holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. Oil or gas barrel delivery offered by Diller Filling Station. Eye examinations available. Dr. Adams succeeds Dr. Garland at 1114 North 6th Street Beatrice.
An 1886 Fairbury Nebraska moniker advertises Black Horses for sale by Otho Corey near Gridley, plus a shoe shop offer. The Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor, north of Bonham Theatre, promotes shoe repairs and comfort.
Kodak users cut finishing bill in half offering 5c per roll developed and 3c per print. Ad by Camera Jack Kodak Specialist College View Nebraska. Mr and Mrs Cleve Hiatt and daughter Orpha Lee of Hebron visit mother Mrs S M Hughes along with Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hughes of Hastings over Sunday.
Grandma Senior, who fractured her hip weeks ago, is able to sit up and is expected to soon return to the home of Mrs. J. D. Fanders in Ry.
Reed Rn Sata, an AmesLovell, Diller's sister Willis Clark and others attended the W C Line funeral as listed in the observer notes.
Fragmentary OCR line shows a defiant political stance but lacks context, names, dates, or location to identify a specific event or actor.
Coming events listing notes Thayer Co Fair dates August 21 to August 27 with events planned during the period. Includes a preliminary notice for August 15 and general fair activities across the week.
Beatrice piano tuner A J Floyd spent the first of the week in Diller. He offers tuning and repair services for pianos and related instruments in the region.
For sale one German police puppy in wolfgrey color. Fine stock offered at a reasonable price. Contact Roy Geer in Diller Nebraska.
Mrs. Anna Hubka and Mr and Mrs R E Hubka with their son visited Shenandoah Iowa spending Tuesday and Wednesday in the area for an extended stay.
Billie Bristor daughter of Mr and Mrs Ab Bristor fractured her left arm in a fall while swinging on a limb Thursday evening or last week The child is reported to be recovering well with improvement noted in recent reports
Local obituaries note the passing of Gid Zook, a resident of Diller, with Gideon Zook mentioned as a relative or identifier in the brief notice. No further biographical details are provided.
The paper advertises low subscription prices urging readers in Nebraska to subscribe. It highlights daily and Sunday options at reduced yearly rates and mentions promotional terms and payment details with emphasis on affordability. The note references banded rates and a 24 hour service.
A casual invitation to gather friends at the Diller picnic scheduled for August 15. The note emphasizes enjoying a community meal outdoors and spending time together with neighbors and attendees.
Miss Hazel Krause and Leda Suge from Kansas attended the funeral of W C Litie. E R Henrichs and family from Fairbury were present for the Sunday afternoon service.
A brief weather item notes conditions for the night of August 8. Forecast mentions unsettled skies with possible showers and cooler temps, advising travelers to carry rain gear and watch for changing winds.
Mrs Alpha Steiner enjoyed a visit Friday with her son Ww ug J and Mrs Metthlasen of Hastings.
The notice describes an entertainment platform featuring Diller plea, Aue, and offers $8 rewards for contortion acts, clowns, and airplane stunts. The item outlines expected performances and compensation at the venue.
The J. Mayborn family left early Thursday by car heading to the Pacific coast and on to Los Angeles and other points of interest.
Hees Biekman has Ema property and lives there as plans move in before school begins. The note records timing and housing steps ahead of the new term.
E E McCune received word on Wednesday of the death of his wife Hill at Beat Rice and Mrs Reed attended the funeral. The notice references neighbors in the Diller area.
Family members including Mr and Kenneth C Fouts of Seward attended the W C Line funeral at Elizabeth Fouts' home. They returned home via the children Majorie Neil for a longer visit with their grandmother.
William TM a Line died July 26 1928 at Beatrice Nebraska aged 77 years 9 months and 29 days. He came to Columbus Nebraska in 1878 then near Diller in 1889 and later resided in several towns with surviving relatives in City Nebraska Mankato Omaha Chicago and Diller. A funeral service was held Sunday conducted by Rev W E Ladwick with scripture from Ecclesiastes 7 1.
Mrs. Jennie Line and family express gratitude to neighbors and friends for words deeds and flowers shown during the illness and death of husband and father.
Mrs. Peter J. of East Elk formerly of who was seriously injured in a fall while repairing a light bulb recently. She is slowly seen returned from in Po at her home but will be confined to bed for some time.
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