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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1922
Page
1
Fragmentary items mention Banana special and farmers affected by dry weather. References include residents Slagders Ray Gnoeninae Sorbo Beatrice Indiana and Beatrice area mentions with fall plowing and soil turning up in large chunks. Relatives visit at a cold Indiana home.
Fragmentary OCR notes describe a family visit with names and places such as Harbine Byron Omeenigiaet western Nebraska Kangas Colorado and Fairbury. References to relatives Jacob Bowers Jawers Sr and E Tetiaeen 401 1016th St. Fairbury appear as part of a travel or reunion context.
F E Hale plans a Sunday departure from Dillon to Abbott Colorado with his wife. They will spend the summer visiting their son Loren and other relatives before returning.
A fragment notes Avery Holloway and Geo Ball arriving Tuesday to work in the Burlington yards while questions arise about banners on Main Street and timing for their removal.
iBANANAS will sell chosen bananas tomorrow only at 25c a dozen. Me and Mrs. J E Kerr and denavnte Bacnice of Lincoln were at the Diller picnic last week.
J L London and family began a two week car vacation Sunday morning, planning to spend time in Colorado. S B Fanacht sold his lease on the Wellington farm near Diller and expects future work in Burling ton mo at Wymore. Mrs Leves e Arnold and daughter stayed with her mother at Inavale Tuesday evening. Mr and Mrs Bert Cornell, Lydia Douglas and Mrs L M Gustafson visited from Wymore Tuesday, joined by Miss L O Ballerd.
Mr and Mrs L M Gustafson and Miss L Q Ballard kin attended a Thursday picnic and stayed as guests overnight. Mrs Mary Wright received a Chicago monument for her late husband Wright in Prairie Home. Miss Eunice Diller of Wilber visited Diller relatives and planned to travel Wednesday to appear at a local event.
A brief note from the Yakima Valley area mentions Amos and a fruit ranch, with reference to a gathering or visit at an unspecified place and time. No clear names, dates, or organizations are provided in the readable text.
Mrs Dr Viers and her children traveled Tuesday to Cloud to visit relatives. The text mentions her niece Miss rite Viers who had previously visited.
Superintendit Lynch of the Diller district moved yesterday from Serenity Place and will occupy the views State Bank property on Main Street, formerly owned by Js Stucker.
A rough note describes a calm week with a few thefts at the waterfront. An autogradiator and an auto Sootor-meter were among the items taken, though most observers recall a pleasant stretch with minor mischief.
Fragmentary notes mention a picnic event at a school with iced tea provided. The message references August 31 and a central meeting at ten o clock and a planned talk or speech.
Bend Compert at Diller in Fairbury reports a local event involving Diller residents and Fairbury officials with uncertain details from the fragmented OCR text.
The bride wore a navy charmeuse gown and a bountiful supper was served at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Albert Leaper in the Diller vicinity. Guests included Geo Leaper Moulton Feuste Roy Stutzman and families plus Leaper children. Out of town guests were Mr and Mrs Harry Lease of Fairbury. The Ridenours plan to live in Fairbury soon.
A sixteen piece band and troupe from Father Flanagan’s Home in Nebraska will perform at the Diller Opera House on Saturday August 19. The show features orchestra clown actors comedians soloists orators and more. Band leader Dan Desdunes from Omaha helped build the group after requests from boys at the home. The act covers a wide range from classics to Humpty Dumpty style routines and other pieces.
Dr G H Newton of Fairbury Nebraska advertises eye care services and recommends A D Acker as a registered optometrist. Also notes for rent two double stalls near the school for students, with inquiry at Citizens State Bank.
When your eyes need glasses remember A. D. Ackerman in Fairbury Nebraska, features specialized eye care and optometry services for local residents seeking vision corrections.
Examination of butter table details reveals fat content and packing specifics discussed for regional market readers. The fragmented notes reference butter fat percentages and packaging, with unclear producer names and dates remaining unreadable.
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