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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 02, 1921
Page
5
Want ads note farmers with corn out and prepared for winter, plus sales reports from Cloyd Cully including milk cows at 75 dollars each. Sorghum barrels offered as pork barrel substitutes. An Olney Ir. farm for sale seeks owner contact. Tanlac ad promotes liver relief and general ailments.
The Community Club continues its drive for members and notes that either side will bear the cost of apples at the December 12 meeting.
Miss Pearl Bell came back to Beatrice on Sunday to teach in the city schools. She spent Thanksgiving at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. H A Bell.
The Wells-Nieman plant, the largest flour milling concern in the state, was sold at public auction in Schuler Nebraska on Monday for 90000. The mill, built eighteen years ago at a cost of 600000, changes hands.
County Superintendent Miss Bertha Foster and Miss Eva Shuman left yesterday for a three day inspection trip to Marysville Missouri. They will tour Nodaway county agricultural schools and assess facilities and programs.
In her opinion many insist peace requires struggle. Carl Sandman moved into George Pickard’s house vacated by Mrs. Daniels. Questioning silk stockings for girls, two good reasons are given. Notice warns trespass in pasture due to a loose male goat, Dr. S. B. Viers. Tanlac praised for merit, not just advertising. Fern Cavett and Bernice Anderson return to Beatrice from Thanksgiving with Diller relatives. they study at Northwestern Business College.
A fragment notes Fatty Arbuckle legal clash and reputed earnings drop from saloon porter days. It mentions Alpha Wiemers shipping a Chester White hog to Pennsylvania and his brother Henry sending stock to many states, highlighting their nationwide breeding reputation.
The Burlington railroad company paid 1921 taxes in Gage and Jefferson counties on Monday totaling 89,694.08 in Gage and 27,000 in Jefferson. The Grand Island road paid 16,000 in Jefferson county. The tax payments will ease finances in both counties.
Dr Amerman of Reynolds visited Tuesday to see his very ill brother-in-law Sam Gaisford at his sister-in-law Mrs Fred Clark’s home and brought Sam’s young son to meet his father. The visit included Mrs Wilber and others at the parents Mr and Mrs Hughes.
The state’s case against Ern Dar win of Beatrice for statutory assault on 15 year old Wilma Drury is affirmed by the supreme court. Darwin, 26, from a family, was convicted last spring and sentenced to four years in the penitentiary by Judge Colby. He was released on $2,000 bond pending appeal.
A Kansas City Kansas family member Chester Combs, visiting with grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Holtenberger and relatives, returned home Tuesday. C A Davidson, once a resident twelve years ago, visited his wife’s parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes and now works as a carpenter in Hemingford Nebraska. The piece closes with reflections on mail carriers offering healthy open air life after a year of service.
Bowman a Wesleyan student filed the pulpit at Rock Creek church in Fairbury after a Sunday sermon. A farewell dinner in the church basement honored T. L. Rohrbaugh and family who moved to Lincoln this week. Rohrbaugh enters Lincoln mercantile business. A sale at Cloyd Citlys drew strong attendance and fair prices. The Mother's Club met at Ray Wagners to sew for the Miller family after their house fire near Fairbury last week.
Mrs. C. H. Ball of Diller visited Sunday with daughter Mrs. Hyron Halcomb. Mr. and Mrs. John Buller of Tekamah Nebr welcomed a baby girl born November 28. Geo Ball and Ernest Stewart of Henry Nebr spent Sunday with Geo Ball’s sister Mrs. Byron Halcomb. Betty Beatrice callers included Mrs. Leslie Nickeson Loreny Willems and Mrs. Lottman with children Gladys and Arnold. Hazel Adams of Dinsmore Kan visits aunt Mrs. C. A. Hafer. Mr. and Mrs. John Gerth of Plymouth shared Thanksgiving dinner with Geo Arnold and family.
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