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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1921
Page
1
Mr and Mrs W B Bell visited Odell between trains Monday. Eggs rose to 15 cents a dozen and butter fat to 10 cents per pound during the last week.
The farmers shipping association sent two cars of hogs to the St. Joe market on Tuesday. Notice changes Pitw referee farm sale from March 7 to March 16. A daughter, nine pounds, born to Mr and Mrs George Meyer near Diller on Wednesday February 9 1921.
Mr and Mrs Louie Wong returned Wednesday from a trip to Bariftugte with noted stops and a mention of Citjmomhege.
Miss Eather Beall came back Sunday evening to Guide Rock after a weekend visit with her parents Professor and Mrs. T. P. Beall.
Rev Mrs Innis and daughter Mary returned Wednesday from Omaha and visited her children. The note invites inquiries about lumber and prices and promises reliable service and material.
Mrs Mary Green advertises that her son has returned home from service and is recovering in a camp hospital after serving in the army.
Ed Chavett of the Ellis vicinity returned from Kansas City with his sister Mrs. Lafe Shipman of Harbine to visit their sister Mrs. Eahhart who underwent an operation. Mrs. Shipman remained with the patient.
A busy sale Monday in February attracted over a thousand buyers, with horses and cattle fetching strong prices. Geldings sold to $972, a four year old male at $156, another male at $130, and a yearling male at $62, plus two cows at $99.50 each and corn plant items bringing $51.
J. W. Fouts referee will sell the Geo. Pitts farm consisting of 160 acres located 3 miles southeast of Diller at public auction to the highest cash bidder on Wednesday March 16 at 2 p m. The sale takes place at the south front door of Beatrice courthouse to settle the estate.
Mrs. Boyle died in Long Branch Calif Jan 4 from complications of nervous breakdown last spring. Dr W H Boyle and wife were former Diller residents and he formerly served as pastor of the Presbyterian church.
At the farm sale one-half mile north of Empeyee the vendor offers fifteen horses and twenty-two other cattle. Seven head are registered Hereford cattle including five cows and two fifteen month old heifers. Excellent chance to start in popular beef breeds at reasonable prices.
Moving to smaller place priced items include a Percheron stallion eight years old about 1800 pounds sound, a Mammoth Jack six years old about 1200 pounds, an Ordaon tractor with plow, a Brinkeroff Player piano with Tepe attachment and fifteen music rolls, an Advance straw spreader, a fanning mill and a No 2 Dempster grinder. For prices and terms see S Friday Diller phone.
A government survey cited by Miss Margaret Fedde, head of home economics, estimates farm wives contribute value about 4 000 dollars yearly. It notes long hours, with many women carrying water, washing and sewing, and caring for poultry.
Mr and Mrs C B Carr of Gilead visited here Sunday with relatives. Henry Weaver of Harbine has left orders at this office for bills for a sale February 25.
About 400 hedge paste offered by Clarence Renz of Diller telephone 108.54. Mrs G C Blapagr traveled to Rocky Ford Colorado to visit her son and daughter in law L A Blauser.
A marriage was solemnized Saturday afternoon between Alvin H. Stahl aged 27 and Margaret Franzen aged 18. The ceremony took place in a local venue with brief public notice.
In a period of mounting public discourse, several figures advocate prioritizing personal concerns while urging restraint on broader campaigns. The chatter signals division over where resources and attention should best serve communal interests.
A 1921 joint Day of Prayer for World Wide Missions is planned by the Federation of Women’s Boards of Foreign Missions and the Council of Women. Missionary societies across the churches will hold three morning services at 10 o’clock at local churches and conclude with a large prayer and praise service at the E church. All ladies are invited.
The Zion Lutheran choir celebrates Miss Mies Lute Peteth’s birthday with a school event at Spring Hill. Attendants include L. Lugh ring, E. Petech, Henne berg, Miss M. Lughog, Hf. , Ineb- Garrels, F. Oltoogge and Rev Otto Bergfelder as they sing, share lunch, and enjoy social games.
A seven girl training class in rural schools is praised for qualifications and recent activity. Students visit Lincoln Legislature. senior Eldora Cole is ill. Botany and geography studies progress as Lorenz Williems starts manual training. Lincoln Fine Arts exhibit planned March 3 4 5 and March 8 4 5. Diller basketball and girls teams face Wymore and Chester with hopes for home wins tonight.
In the candy business at home or any small room everything furnished earn $30.00. Bon-Bon Candymakers Co Desk A Broad of Philadelphia Pa advertises free particulars. Send self addressed stamped envelope for details.
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