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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1922
Page
5
Boating on the bay at midnight yields coastal imagery and a shore hugging scene. Ernest Saese takes a temporary clerical post at Habicht's store. Lillian Wohlfarth visits from Beatrice for the weekend. A surprise party welcomes Charley Hood. Local ads mention stove wood for sale and book prices.
Omaha police judges propose sending speeding arrestees to local hospitals to see injured patients. The plan aims to curb traffic violations by exposing offenders to the consequences of speeding.
Catarrhal deafness stems from inflamed mucous lining of the Eustachian tube. The remedy claims to rid the system of catarrh and has been marketed for over forty years by F. J. Cheney & Co., Toledo, Ohio.
Roscoe Colman returns from Weeping Water visiting relatives. Charley Hayes and Ted Brugh report Ed Eastwood’s wedding in Moran Kansas. A Nebraska convention proposes tax on exempt securities for national, state, and municipal levels.
Mrs. L. R. Lambert was taken to a Beatrice hospital for treatment last Sunday evening. Will Logan and wife visited J. H. Logan and George in Lincoln and Beatrice. Sam Stull and wife started housekeeping in Fairbury on 5th Street. R. W. Green spent Saturday night at C. A. Roulster’s. Glen Riddle will feed a car of cattle for Chas. Andrews this winter. The Mothers and Daughters club met with Mrs. John Gill. John Gill butchered a beef this week and sold a quarter to R. W. Wagoner.
A word received in Omaha says the Bureau of Roads within the Agricultural Department in Washington plans 5000 miles of permanent roads for Nebraska during 1923.
Ray Colman, now a Burlington ticket agent in Lincoln, fought off a young would‑be robber Sunday night. The masked youth, 18 to 20, burst into the room, threatened Colman with a gun, but Colman grabbed him and the pair’s scuffle ended with the thief fleeing as a taxi driver misread the scene.
Experiments at the Royal College of Science show a tuning fork aligning a jet of water into orderly drops. A falling water jet splits into a column and a troubled section. When the jet stem is touched by the fork, drops form in precise succession with each vibration, producing figures resembling a vibrating string.
The new $16,000 Methodist church at Endicott was dedicated Sunday by Bishop Stunts. The church debt of $3,700 had just been subscribed. Fairbury M. E. choir provided the vocal music and Fairchild Bros. Clay Products Co. supplied all brick and tile. A free basket dinner followed in the basement, and ten new members were added to the church roll. Auto licenses for 1923 start December 12 with renewal notices and plate delivery. 1922 license holders should delay renewal until January.
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