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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1920

Page

3

Christmas Visits Across Nearby Towns

Carl Tarnow spent Christmas visiting relatives in Steele City. George Miller returned home Tuesday from Beatrice for a family visit. Herb Stotts and family came back from Hubbell after Christmas with her mother. Nellie Lightner traveled from Odell to view fire damage at her home. Minnie Boxwell returned from Beatrice where she visited relatives since before Christmas. Veron Specht, after Christmas with her parents, headed back to Lincoln. Will Fox came home from Tecumseh after weeks with his brother in law and sister Myron Patton.

Carl Tarnow Steele City George Miller Beatrice Herb Stotts Hubbell Minnie Boxwell Will Fox Tecumseh Myron Patton

Rural Carrier Salary Schedule Details and Holiday Notices

A rural carrier on a 24 mile daily route earns 1800 dollars per year with 30 dollars more per mile for any distance over 24 miles. A social gathering honored Esther Innis a Wesleyan student visiting her parents the Revs Innis. John Steiner planned to visit Chicago and his father I D Steiner with hopes to spend Christmas at Robert Steiner’s home. RAT-SNAP rat poison ad promises refunds if claims fail, including cremation claims and guaranteed effectiveness.

John Steiner Chicago I. D. Steiner Pennsylvania Robert Steiner

Soil and rock carried by U S rivers to ocean yearly

The United States Geological Survey reports an average of 95 tons per square mile per year of soil pebbles and loose rock are carried by rivers into the ocean, totaling across the 3,088,500 square mile U S surface to illustrate the vast magnitude.

United States United States Geological Survey Department of the Interior Ite

Awout omAgas visit counted

Fragmentary text notes a visit by unfamiliar names and places. The readable bits mention a weekday plan and a test pane near a western area. Entities are unclear, but the fragment implies a local reporting note about an event and attendance.

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Hollenbergers Visit Filleys and Local Lyceum Next Tuesday

Mr and Mrs Chas Hollenber ger of Kansas City visit Mr and Mrs Filley this week Mrs Orvil Edwards and daughter of Fairbury visit her sister Mrs Frank Cole The Orchestrial Entertainers sponsor the Diller Lyceum Course at Diller opera house next Tuesday night Jan 4th

Mrs Chas. Hollenberger Kansas City Mrs. Filley Orvil Edwards Fairbury Frank Cole Diller Lyceum Diller Opera House

Illness in Diller area and Christmas visit noted

Mrs John Steinmetz living five miles west of Diller is critically ill with a blood infection starting from a foot infection. Miss Della Clark and Clark Miller of Fairbury were Christmas guests at the home of his mother Mrs Mary Miller.

John Steinmetz Diller Della Clark Clark Miller Fairbury Mary Miller

Miss Mary Edgington Holiday Visit With Edgingtons

Miss Mary Edgington a mathematics teacher in Fairbury schools is spending the holidays at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs R H Edgington southwest of town local note from the community column

Mary Edgington Fairbury R. H. Edgington Cora Wright Lincoln City Mrs. C. H. Wright

Local Notices and Home Visits Highlight Week

Atty John J. Reinhardt of Aurora Nebr counts Hamilton County visits at his parents home before Christmas and returns to Aurora. Mr and Mrs F E Warren and Rev and Mrs C W F King head homeward from Knoxville Iowa to Perry Iowa. An advertisement features RAT-SNAP with quotes from Fred White about rats and potato storage, offered in three sizes and guaranteed by H K Shutt and Waggoner Bros.

H. K. Shutt and Waggoner Bro’s John J. Reinhardt Aurora Nebr Hamilton County C. E. Reinhardt Fred White Mr. White H. K. Shutt Waggoner Bros

Jansen Equity Meeting in Bartel's Hall

Jansen Equity Exchange stockholders and officers met in Bartel's hall on Friday afternoon. Non members were excluded and few details escaped to outsiders. A committee may seek loans to pay obligations and fund future operations. Private parties reportedly considered buying the elevator, but the plan lacked majority support.

Jansen Equity Exchange Bartel’s Equity Jansen News

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Promises Internal Cure

Poorly legible testimonial asserts catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine internally treats mucous surfaces. It credits W. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo with the remedy's tonic and blood-purifying ingredients and a free sample offer.

T . Hall Hall W. J. Cheney & Props Toledo

Diller Dinner Guest at Odell Family Home

Dr. W. S. Diller, a dentist with an Odell office, attended a dinner at his parents Mr. and Mrs. H. Z. Diller’s home. The article notes the family’s residence is in the local area.

W. S. Diller Odell H. Z. Diller

Local Obituaries and Holiday Visits Report

Funeral services were held for Mrs. S R Merrell in Fairbury with Mr and Mrs F Hartzel and Mr and Mrs E L Loock in attendance. Christmas guests were Roy and Harry Patton of Colon Nebraska visiting Diller relatives Mel Patton and family. Miss Cora Wright, a Lincoln teacher, holidaying with her parents Mr and Mrs C H Wright. Martin Anderson and young son left for Arkansas City Kansas after a brief visit with his brother W E Anderson.

Mel Patton Colon, Nebr Diller Roy and Harry Patton

Lincoln woman Mary Patton weds Ted Sick in Sterling Neb

Miss Mary Patton of Lincoln, a former Diller girl, married Christmas day to Mr. Ted Sick of Sterling Neb. They will reside in Lincoln after the ceremony.

Mary Patton Lincoln Diller Sterling Nebr Ted Sick

Miss Esther Beall Visits Beall Family For Holidays

Miss Esther Beall a Guide Rock teacher spent Friday visiting her parents Prof and Mrs T P Beall during the holiday vacation at their home.

Esther Beall Guide Rock City T. P. Beall

Kennedy Family Shares Christmas Dinner in Diller

Mr and Mrs Will Kennedy and their son Will from north of Fairbury visited Mrs Mary Miller in Diller for Christmas dinner at her home.

Will Kennedy Will Fairbury Mary Miller Diller

Miss Jennie Woods Returns to Beat Rice for Nursing

Miss Jennie Woods ends Christmas visit with Diller relatives and returns to Beat Rice to resume nursing an elderly patient. An invoice of bankrupt Shearer Co. stock is being processed this week by receiver Roy Riley with assistance from C. E. Waggoner Arlie Sollenberger and E. F. Habicht. Pearl Bell a Peru normal student and Benford Bell a Hebron teacher visit their parents for the holidays. William Brandt of Warrensburg Mo. returns home after Christmas with relatives Chas Brandt and family before continuing westward.

Jennie .Woods Beatrice Shearer. Co Roy Riley C. E. Waggoner Arlie Sollenberger E. F. Habicht

Waggoners Visit Then Depart for Eastern Nebraska

Mr and Mrs Grover Waggoner of Alliance Nebraska who had visited here with his parents Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner left Monday noon to visit relatives in the eastern part of the state Mrs J A Kirkpatrick and daughter Miss Florence Kirkpatrick of Pawnee City sister and niece of Mrs E J Cattlett who had visited here since Tuesday returned home yesterday

F. E. Warren C. W. F. King Knoxville Perry Wm. Brandt Warrensburg Chas. Brandt Grover Waggoner Alliance Nebr T. H. Waggoner J. A. Kirkpatrick Florence Kirkpatrick Pawnee City E. J. Cattlett

Byron residents share Christmas with Gretzin gers and Diller kin

Mr and Mrs Harry Gregory of Byron visited Mrs Gretzinger and other Diller relatives for Christmas returning Sunday. A fire at Mrs Nellie Lightner’s home caused heavy damage but volunteer firemen saved the building with water streams. Losses, including household goods, are insured.

Harry Gregory Byron John Gretzinger Mr. Gregory Nellie Lightner Clint Tustman Tristman

Town Sentiment Ties to Personal Regard

A reflective adage notes that a man who neglects his town is likely met with a lack of esteem from the town in return. The saying links civic regard with individual effort and mutual respect within a community.

Hastings native visits family in town this week

Lloyd Callander of Hastings spent a day or two at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs M Callandar earlier this week.

Lloyd Callander Hastings Mrs. M. Callandar

Oil Drilling Planned Near Jansen by Jefferson County Firm

Jansen ben Johnson of the Jefferson County Oil Project Development Company and Richard Tuttle of Colorado announced plans to drill near the Rock Island yards west of Jansen. They contracted Jansen Lumber Co for derrick materials and will ship modern drilling equipment from Denver to reach substantial depths. Work to begin soon with a public glimpse of drilling anticipated and optimism for an oil field in Jefferson county.

Ben Johnson Jefferson County Oil Project Development Company Fairbury Richard Tuttle Colorado Jansen Jansen Lumber Co Wm. Germer Rock Island Ben Joohnson News Office Tuttle Denver Johnson Jefferson County

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank Veron Specht John Specht E. S. Dunn Esther Innis Wesleyan University Revs. Innis Jansen Equity Meeting Fifth Street Calkins Bros Beatrice, Nebr Martin Anderson Little Son W. E. Anderson Arkansas City Kan New York Fanders & Robertson The Diller Auto. Co Limprecht & Bell
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