Milk Cows for Sale and Cucumbers Offered
Two milk cows for sale by Theo Henrichs and cucumbers for sale by Mrs. Fred Sasse. Contact phone 102:08 for details.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1931
Page
5
Two milk cows for sale by Theo Henrichs and cucumbers for sale by Mrs. Fred Sasse. Contact phone 102:08 for details.
The clipping notes a lost hand-tooled leather purse from a picnic in Diller with a reward offered. It mentions ads for a shoes shop in Fairbury and a slate of local notices including vaccination reminders, dental care, child admissions to the county fair, a historical railroad accident, and a family from Lincoln visiting Courtland Kansas.
Prof theo f rachakasse new principal of the Diller public schools and his wife visited Saturday and took the editor's rental property as a residence. They plan to move next week after some repairs are completed.
Mr and Mrs Leonard Frisbie entertained last Thursday evening in honor of Mr and Mrs Archie Ray Trout of Los Angeles California Part of the evening featured rock with Wm Glathar Jr winning first prize and Mrs Glathar second The night included music and reminiscing a late luncheon was served and guests departed grateful for a pleasant evening
Local news records report hog cholera spreading in the Daykin vicinity. The item also lists community notes from Diller and surrounding areas, including visits, travel between towns in Kansas and Nebraska, school closures for lack of pupils, sales, and upcoming picnics and gatherings with named residents and families mentioned.
The passage extols pride in one’s city as home and a call to civic loyalty. It urges citizens to support their city with cooperation and sympathy, valuing law, trade, education, morals, and freedom, and to believe in and work for the community.
Waggoner and family left yesterday on an 800 mile auto trip to Vandalia Ohio for the national blue rock shoot from August 24 through 29. Mr and Mrs Jorden Sandman will join and proceed to Erie to Sheeeglagoo.
Mrs Geo Liehty and three sisters with Mrs Harriss Mrs Emerson and Mrs Frank Robinson left Friday morning for Elgin in the northern part of the state their old home for the first time in twenty five years. They were joined by Mr Earl Harriss to Oakdale on his way back to Brookin College. They returned Tuesday evening finding the last mile of the road the most exciting due to upheaved roads and plentiful rain.
In Rush City Minnesota on August 16 1931 a letter to Mr Pearce thanks him for a subscription answer and mentions a Kansas City trip to see Fern and family. It notes weather cooling after a hot summer, crop prospects for oats barley and alfalfa, corn and silo feeding, prices for butter fat eggs and live stock trends with stock shipped to South St. Paul 56 miles away.
Community letters from Rush City Minnesota report steady veal calf sales with morning feeding and no shrinkage amid economic hardship. The notes mention health, travel, and family visits, including Mr. and Mrs. Tomémaker and Barber families, and Archie Trout moving to Odell for work with Béatrice Light and Power.
N R C members met at Mrs. Margaret Albers home on August 18 for a day of fellowship. Fourteen members attended with one visitor, Mrs. Harvey Garrels, plus eight children. Plans were made for the August 30 annual picnic at Fairbury Park and the next meeting will be hosted by Mrs. Howard Peters and Mrs. Williams at Peters home.
A pleasant afternoon was spent last Sunday at Mrs. Lizzie Greider’s home to celebrate her 85th birthday, postponed from Aug. 8 to Aug. 9. Ice cream and cake were served as family members and their children joined in the celebration.
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