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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1922
Page
3
Mr Tonemaker laments traffic and police on beat and speeders. Local updates note trades, visits by S Senior, and trips to Wymore and Beatrice. Readers express views on advertising value and Christmas countdown as Farmers Grain Co ships hogs to St Joe. Numerous social notes flow through this compact page.
County treasurer will start issuing 1923 auto renewal licenses and delivering new plates on December 12. If you lack a 1922 license, wait until the new year to apply. Include a bill of sale signed before a notary dated after December 20, 1922 when renewing. a form will be provided upon application.
Henry Jess took Mr. Lambert and sons to Beatrice on Sunday to visit Mrs. Lambert who is in a hospital there receiving treatments. The Missionary Ladies of Rock Creek plan a food sale at the Hested store in Fairbury on Friday, Dec. 22 starting at ten in the morning. Mr. Andrews received a car of oats early this week. Alfred Roelfs shelled corn for Earl Stull on Wednesday. C. A. Roulston had Arthur Rhoden husking corn for him this week.
Catarrhal deafness linked to inflammation of the auditory tube. The ad asserts Hall’s Catarrh Medicine can reduce this inflammation and prevent permanent hearing loss. It claims forty years of treatment success with testimonials from Bob Foy and Cheney & Co, Toledo, Ohio.
I wish to thank my neighbors for their kindness in husking corn for me while I was in the hospital.
A desert study notes thousands of crescent dunes forming from wind. One dune measured 70 feet between crescent points and 477 feet around the convex side. The widest part exceeds 100 feet and the dune mass about 5 000 tons moved 125 feet in a day.
A speaker notes the harshness of liquor sale laws equating them with murder, laments enforcement, and recalls a local tale where a Diller man traveled to Fairbury to buy a suit only to find it sold to someone else. The speaker asks a friend named Johnnie about the situation.
Mra H W Arnold and son Darwin returned home from Table Grove Illinois after months with her sister Mrs Roy Abernathy. Casper Achtemier visiting from Sheboygan Wisconsin, came Saturday to spend holidays with his parents. John Kesten and family of Grant Nebraska visit relatives. Ted Mudrow returned from Creston after brushing corn. A girl was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Kesten on December 8. Hobart Fngleman to visit Wisconsin relatives. Mrs H W Parker and daughters Irma and Celia returned from Stratton and Burns. Vivian Ewing returned from Lincoln. Lillian and Elizabeth Sandman of Fairbury visit Mrs Russell Campbell.
A Canadian government agent reports from Fort Norman on the Mackenzie River that burning coal and shale create a "hell on earth" with sulfur fumes and molten clay cliffs along the river. The coal beds are millions of years old, likely ignited by lightning or spontaneous combustion, burning unseen for thousands of years and poised to continue until oxygen is cut off or supply ends.
A center correspondent recounts an Indiana scene with a Danville Kentucky pair visiting a nearby village and a seventeen year old girl. The piece also describes a Popular Mechanics feature about an Indiana invention that tops digs and boxes beets using a twin-shine ground surface system followed by a digger and uprooter.
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