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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1922
Page
3
Henry Hurls keeps busy at the skating rink while John Greider moves into town. Mrs. Ludwig and daughter return from Chester, and Ira London relocates to Wymore for Burlington shop work.
Mrs John Fasnacht returned Wednesday evening from visiting her husband between trains at the Burlington shops. They plan to move to Wymore once he secures a residence.
Government guidance urges readers to address each package with name and address, wrap securely, and mail early. The notice emphasizes careful handling and privacy, stressing timely sending to ensure delivery during the holiday season.
Mr and Mrs L V Raymond and children Billie and Bobbie arrived Saturday from Hebron where they visited her parents and stayed Sunday with his mother Mrs L P Raymond. On LaForrest birthday a special dinner with birthday cake was served before they left in their new Dodge coupe for Lincoln.
Advertisement notes catarrhal deafness caused by inflamed Bustechian Tube lining and claims Hall’s Catarrh Medicine treats catarrh. States product has forty years of success and is sold by F. J. and Toledo.
Fred DeBoer will farm the Capt. Andrews land where Harry Weddle lives next year. The candidate who promised to reduce taxes will soon learn his error. A new American song mocks traffic congestion with a humorous line about bumper to bumper cars. Mr and Mrs John Carrico of Falla City have been visiting friends in Diller since Tuesday.
Dr. W. S. Diller of Luray Kansas visited his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diller for Thanksgiving Day. The piece notes a shift in girls' hair fashion from lengthy braids to bobbed cuts observed in the community.
George Saffle loads his personal effects at the station and will ship today for Maryville Missouri where they plan to make their home nearby.
Benford Bell, who teaches in the city schools at Hebron, opens the Thanksgiving vacation at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. A. Bell, returning Sunday.
Miss Grayce Myers who had visited at home during Thanksgiving vacation returned Sunday to Wahoo Nebraska where she is teaching in the city schools.
Reynolds shop owned by Chet McCurdy was burglarized Wednesday night last week. About $1000 worth of merchandise including shoes silks sweaters and other goods was stolen.
H E Green and family have temporarily moved into the southwest town property recently vacated by Walter Patton while they rebuild their own home west of the Presbyterian Church.
County Commissioners W. L. Woods and Louis Jarchow along with county clerk C. Q O. Matthias and newly elected clerk E. R. Allen attend a state meeting of county commissioners and county clerks in Omaha this week.
The Burlington line operates the new automatic blocking signal between Pawnee City and Rule with plans to extend statewide. Diller beat Jansen 9 to 6 on the local floor Monday night with Prof. Erickson refereeing. Tonight a game versus the Holleburg Kan team is advertised to be held in the city hall.
Pauline Daniels of Beatrice formerly of Diller was sentenced to fifteen days in Lancaster county jail after pleading guilty to petty larceny. She admitted stealing dresses and silk hosiery worth 34 dollars from the employer for whom she worked as a domestic.
after forty five years of farming J A Cully plans a one year retirement move to Beatrice. his daughter Grace Remely attends business college. a public sale will be held Thursday December 21 at his place one mile south and one mile east of Diller. notices printed in this office record.
Mr and Mrs Fred McAtee of Lincoln visited the J A Cully home early this week. He has closed his Lincoln business and will travel with his wife and her parents Mr and Mrs Harvey Pittenger on a several months trip to the Pacific coast.
The Woman's club will convene at 2 30 Tuesday afternoon December 12 1922 at Mrs Wieths home. Roll calls include 3554 Current Events Book Review Standish of Standish and readings by Mrs Fannie Diller on Courtship and marriage in Colonial day with Mrs O J Mayborn and Mrs J U Fanders listed as participants.
Readers are urged to send in news items this week to improve the paper. If you represent a company or have information about visits or events, share it for publication and help strengthen local coverage.
The Nebraska state college stock judging team featuring J Arnold Fouts of Diller won fourth place in the inter collegiate judging contest at the 23rd annual stock exposition in Chicago with 3843 points. J C Holbert of Iowa State won the individual prize, while Fouts and Grandy finished second and third.
Postmaster Blauser announces War Savings stamps dated 1918 may be exchanged now for Treasury Savings Certificates or cash. For example a $25 stamp can be exchanged for a $25 certificate plus $4.60 cash, and a $100 stamp for $82 plus $18 cash. He urges early action before Christmas rush.
Mr and Mrs I R Andrews and family visited Lincoln for Thanksgiving. Frank McKie and Mrs McKie of Lincoln were in Shea last Wednesday. Dist 74 reports many chicken pox cases among students. Roy McCure recovered from illness. Jesse Powell uses a new silver. Ralph Hudson hauled corn Friday. Shea Equity sent a carload of corn to feeders this week. Mrs L R Lambert is ill again.
Mrs Wesley Ireland and two children from Trenton Nebr visit sister Mrs Russel Campbell. Doc Mudrow returned from Creston Nebr. families Saum, Stutzman visit Tom Murray home. Addie Sandman teaching in Clarinda Ia spends Thanksgiving at home. Engler family from Wymore visit Frank Shipman. Marjorie Copeland weekend in Steele City. Francis Sturmer from Lincoln over Thanksgiving with sisters. Hazel Lottman Thanksgiving in Ellis with Rachel Weaver. Josephine Ommen Thanksgiving details noted.
Readers note rumors that the government will buy land and build postoffice structures in towns with costly rentals. The writer questions where a suitable lot could be found for a government building in Ditter.
White Howe Co offers a one day sale of 2000 pieces of Genuine Pyrex Oven Ware and 20 year guaranteed Quality Brand aluminum ware at 9c 69c and 99c. The event starts Wednesday December 13 at 1:00 PM to stock Christmas gifts.
Sheriff Tippin Deputy Schmidt O D Hedge Deputy Tom Carroll and federal officers raided the Fairbury Mexican colony Sunday. Five men and one woman are jailed. Raiders hold liquor and merchandise worth about 2500 believed to be from recent store robberies.
On December 12 the county treasurer will start issuing 1923 auto renewal licenses and delivering new plates. If you lack a 1922 license do not apply until January. For renewal enclose or bring a bill of sale signed before a notary and dated after December 20, 1922. A renewal form will be provided on application.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Diehl of Chicago with C. W. Smith of Fairbury visited Dr. and Mrs. O. C. Diehl at their home on Monday. The group returned to Fairbury that evening where they stayed with his mother. W. E. joined a hunting outing with Dr. Diehl, who reportedly bagged a rabbit after four shots. The Diehls departed for home yesterday.
The five year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Henry Buss on the Geo Pitts place northeast of Diller was struck near the left eye by a stick thrown at a colt. The stick caused a deep gash and profuse bleeding. Dr Diehl attended and the child is recovering well.
Experiments show radium rays stimulate seed germination and growth at certain intensities. Moisture and seed thickness alter the effect, with acceleration below a threshold and negative results above it. Radium emanation in the air can retard or stop plant growth.
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