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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1923
Page
1
The item asks if the ground hog will see his shadow today. It promotes enamel ware priced at 15 20 and 25 cents from Miss Ballard. Two newborn girls are reported for the Ball and Reed families with full names and dates. A two room residence addition by L M Cavett is nearly completed.
Old Trusty incubator for sale at Waggoner Bros. Noah Handley from west of Sisslne City shakes hands with old Diller friends Tuesday. A girl was born last Friday to Mr. and Mrs. John Maschmeier, residing five miles east and six miles north of Diller. Cleve Hiatt, formerly of Diller, has traded Reynolds telephone exchange for an 80 acre farm near Morrowville Kansas.
A large group of buyers from outside the area attended the Wiemer Bros hog sale on Tuesday. A big dance is planned at Odell on February 9 to honor the season with a last dance before Lent, and everyone is cordially invited.
Mrs. Nancy Robertson and her son W. G. Robertson traveled to Sidney Iowa last week to attend her nephew's funeral. The Federated church choir plans a food sale at Mr Snyder's store Saturday afternoon February 3rd. Buy your Sunday dinner.
A short notice invites more members to a February 5th firemen meeting. H. H. Green serves as secretary. The item highlights a social gathering with amusements and a cordial invitation for attendance.
A message notes a fresh shipment of Goodrich 55 tires praised for long wear and a new supply of Ford manifold gaskets. Dealers Fanders and Robertson invite customers to view the goods.
The week brought icy conditions across the area. Contractor L. M. Cavett traveled to Lewiston on Saturday to discuss church improvements with Rev. Maxey, a former Diller pastor. Leonard Fisher’s farm home between Diller and Odell burned last week, likely from roof sparks, with loss about $3000 and partial insurance.
Community Club announces a Rex theatre program on Thursday Feb 15 at 7 30 with a university speaker and local orchestra. Admission is free and all are invited. The full program will be printed next week.
B F Henrichs posts bills and catalogs announcing a Duroc Jersey hog sale to be held next Tuesday in Fanders and Roberton s garage at Diller. See the ad in this paper.
Hundreds of cottontails and jackrabbits were killed in a run held between Diller and Ellis last Saturday. No wolves were captured. Three coyotes reportedly escaped through the lines.
Jerden Sanman learned Wednesday of his sister Ida’s serious illness at their parents home in Hackettstown New Jersey and left that evening from Fairbury to reach her bedside. Kenneth C. Fouts of West Point Nebraska a county agent was among buyers at Wiemer Bros sale of thoroughbred Chester White hogs on Tuesday securing a choice hog for a prominent breeder in his county.
When in doubt about your eyes or your glasses go to A. D. Acker in Fairbury Nebraska a registered optometrist. Dr G H Newton ENT specialist in Fairbury Nebr offers eye ear nose and throat care.
Wheat No 2 offering and corn No 8 shelled with six new oats offering described in brief market notice.
Spring shipment of Marten Senours paints varnishes and pure linseed oils praised as among the best on the market. The Cornbelt Lamber Co invites customers to see how it is made and to compare with other products.
Fragmentary OCR shows a price note for Old Benast product at 12.00 with terms unclear. The line mentions Cornbelt Lumber Co and a line about a slate or slack item. Specific details are unreadable.
Henry and Alpha Wiemers hosted a Chester White bred sow sale in the Fanders & Robertson garage, drawing buyers from Kansas to Colorado. Twenty three mail bids and an Iowa average of 84 dollars with a top of 230 marked a record sale for the state amid poor travel conditions. Four 1922 fall boats averaged 75.25 dollars.
Dr. A. F. Steffen has gone to Ohio to assist another physician pursuing a four month post graduate course. During his absence his wife and child will visit relatives and friends in nearby communities and at her Iowa home.
The fragment mentions a print related to butter and a 5 relic battery in a historical context. Details are fragmentary but indicate a catalog or listing item rather than a full event report.
Fragmented OCR shows pricing for table butter and eggs with unclear items. Mentions 10 eggs and various butter outputs with figures like 65.2 and 0.30 35, but many words are garbled.
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