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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1925
Page
1
Classified item notes a single young red fresh cow for sale by H. F. Engelman. Also mentions cockrels available immediately from Ben Henricha and a Monday sale by Wiemer’s Bros. Chester White hog sale dated Feb 1. A 39-piece dinner set No 4706 gold decorated Homer Laughlin shown for $8.30 at Miss Ballard's.
Produce sale listing with items and prices including hens 20c, roosters 07c, eggs 28c, cream 38c. Mentions seniors building entry and in store location Clark's Cash Produce Market Today.
Carl Schnuelle subscribed to the Record as a Christmas present. He also joined a clubbing offer to receive five magazines for one year for an extra 76 cents.
Notice announces a new Willys Knight Six with price weight power and general appointments. For advance information contact S J Thompson Willy Overland dealer.
The Ciller teachers depart Wednesday night for the holidays. Miss Basta travels to Niobrara, Miss Stasney to Milligan, Miss Babcock to Omaha, Miss Martito Franklin to University Place, Miss Parker and Mr. Dorsey to University Place, and Miss Owens and Mr. Springer to Lingolo.
Earl Snyder of Alliance visits home folks for the holidays. Diller schools close Wednesday evening for Christmas vacation. Eyes Examined. Dr. Adams successor to Dr. Garland at 1114 North 6th Street Beatrice. From now until January 1st a wagon reduction by Callan Bros Diller and E. E. McCune manager.
Sale notice for a young Holstein bull ready for service. Also mentions Dr Cecil Ellis holidays at Chester home and 25 percent off on china until January 1. Various holiday travel notes include Audrey Diller teaching at Stanton and Myers family traveling to Sheboygan to spend holidays with relatives.
Guy Hollingsworth returned Friday from Lincoln where he visited his wife recovering from an operation. He says she is getting along as well as could be expected.
Sam Thompson unveils a new curved cylinder sheller praised for shelling efficiency and cob cleaning. Price per bushel and ordering details available by calling Sam on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Frisbie entertained the N R C and their families at their home Friday evening. Lucile Paker won first prize in rock games while Mrs. Arthur Wieths claimed consolation and invited all to meet again on New Year’s Eve. Light refreshments were served and guests departed thanking the Frisbies for the enjoyable night.
Diller grain market lists corn at 60 cents wheat at 1.50 and oats at 36 cents. Mre. T. H. Waggoner, who visited daughters and families at Lincoln and Aurora, returned home Wednesday evening.
25 percent discount on all imported goods including hand painted Bavarian ware offered by L O Miss Line and Miss Eva Line at Philadelphia and their Christmas vacation home. J W Fouts advertises wood for Mrs Morrisson eight miles east of Diller at $2.50 per rick for clear ash and oak and $2.25 for mixed ash elm and oak. Phone or see me for wood.
The Diller stores Farmers Union E. F. Habicht C. H. Cully Waggoner Bros. H. C. Peters will close on Wednesday nights during the winter months. A festive scene appeared at the Fouts home with an illuminated evergreen in the door yard, wired by Box Holle, admired by many and to stay lit through the holidays.
Charley Fisher of a farm five miles south and one west of Jiller broke one of his legs in two places last Saturday while tying a fractious cow. The cow started to run, he was tangled in the rope, and was thrown or dragged against a post. He was reported to be improving on the last update.
The Diller Community Club opened its free winter entertainment course with a Rex theatre program featuring Dr Diehl speaking on Community Health. He urged schoolchild health exams to improve fitness and curb infections. The High School orchestra and glee club performed and received thanks.
The N C S A met at Mrs Willis Clark's Weed Friday afternoon December 16 with Christmas poems, gift exchange, and a Santa visit. Mrs S J Thompson was initiated. guests included Mrs W F Clark Miss Fannie Diller Mrs Frank Cully and Mrs Sam Friday. Refreshments followed. next meet with Mrs Viera on January 18.
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