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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1930
Page
5
JEWELS COAL stock hogs wanted by F Hart zel tf Coles for sale at 2.50 per 42 inch load by Fred DeBoer. Alfala Hay offered by Ps Nickeson phone 10756. A subscription to the Record would make an ideal Christmas gift.
Local notices from Fairbury and Diller include visits by the Henrichs and Frerichs families, a Beatrice charge for a bounced check, a Christmas program on December 22 near Diller, a community Christmas tree at the bank corner, and holiday moves of the Harbine post office to Stamy's store. The Diller schools take vacation December 19 to 29 and Miss Leola Glenn will assist County Superintendent-elect Genevieve Clark. Movie nights in Diller draw crowds as Bob Steel performs in Western Honor with other acts.
Lucile Packer, daughter of Mr and Mrs Hiram Packer, was in Tuesday to have a cat bite dressed. The cat was taken to Lincoln for a ten day rabies test.
A local supplier lists men's soles to grade at $1.25 each. The note specifies availability of first and second grade soles and heels for sale to customers.
Mr. and Mrs. Orville Renee entertained the N R at their home Thursday with a social gathering. Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Frank Grene and Donald Frisbie among others.
Christmas special offers feature the Coronado Radio at 69.50 and Playboy at 49.50. Beatrice Nebraska store promotes complete sets for home use.
The article questions how the Federal Farm Board will aid small farmers. It notes debate focuses on large-scale growers and asks how a modest producer can benefit from the Board’s marketing plan and schemes.
Ernie and Pete Albers returned recently from Goodland Kansas where they went to pick corn with the latter going as far as Burlington.
Coal Jewell Coal is advertised as a semi-Anthracite fuel. The notice urges customers to try it and promises satisfaction guaranteed. The ad mentions Coan Lumber Co and a Diller Nebraska phone number 153 02.
The J. T. Club met at Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Gretzinger’s home on Wednesday December 10. Ed Wolken and Wm Woods tied for high scores in rock while a consolation prize went to another member. Guests enjoyed refreshments then drew names for Christmas. The group plans to meet next at Dick Fanders’ home.
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