11 Feb 1927
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1927
Page
1
A Diller area note mentions a robin seen in the vicinity on a pleasant day last week. Separate ads offer sweet clover seed, alfalfa seed, yellow seed corn, fresh heifer, and stove wood for sale and a poultry buyer ready to pay at the door.
Dr Adams succeeds Dr Garland at 111 North Sixth Street Beatrice examining eyes for comprehensive eye care services in a local medical notice.
Born Monday January seventh, 1927 to Dr. and Mrs. Geo Chemp a child was born.
Will call for couplets by J. L. Lamb. Cream poultry and eggs offered at the highest cash price, with prompt payment and reliable pickup. Contact J. L. Lamb for delivery arrangements and quotes.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Violet were noted as attending or involved in an event on Saturday, according to a brief social item. The text preserves names and a weekend reference.
Elias Hadhey and his wife move back to Differ tor Five from Tobias where they once ran a restaurant and confectionery and have since sold the business.
Mrs. Carrie Green and her daughter Bonnie along with Mr and Mrs Rex A. Green are visiting relatives and are listed in a social notes item. The fragment notes ongoing family visits and kin connections.
A note indicates that visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wilf Amos are expected next February. No specific dates or further details are provided in the readable text.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions oil, tidal action, and an automobile destruction case in the United States. Core details are unclear but the item references a vehicle incident or crash linked to oil or tidal conditions.
The note reports two flies swatted and urges readers to buy denatured alcohol at Diker Filling Station for 80 cents a gallon.
Orlo Geer came home Monday after a journey through Virginia and Florida. Beatrice residents Mrs. Mason and Miss Nellie Baker spent Tuesday evening with their friend Mrs. Sophie Mathias. A seven pound girl was born Tuesday to Mr. and Mrs. Ward McGinty living four miles south and three east of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Frank Grone visited Sunday with her aunt and Mr and Mrs E J Vasak at Wilbur Nebraska. S C Hutchinson has opened as announced elsewhere in the Record.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Luehring and family from near Hollenberg and Mr. and Mrs. G Renz were visitors at the Lutheran parsonage last week Wednesday.
Mrs Neal Diller came from Chicago on Thursday evening for a several weeks stay with her parents Mr and Mrs Ghos Hays and other Diller relatives.
On the farm are chicken brooder houses hog brooders and self feeders ready for use. All products are built of white pine lumber. Visit the display and inspect options. Cornbelt Lumber Co. Ditier Nebraska.
Viers Sr who had visited here several weeks at the home of iny to reach his home at Lebanon Kan in time to make some early garden plans.
The Dorcas class met at Mrs Nancy Robersons home on Thursday afternoon February 3. They held their annual business meeting and elected officers: President Mrs Carico Vice President Mrs T C Benrieles Treasurer Mrs Quinter Fry Secretary Mrs Viers. The plan was to host the next meeting in the evening to entertain their husbands.
An evening gathering at Sam Friday and wife marked seventeen years of marriage. Thirty four friends secretly gathered to toast the couple with music games and a luncheon after the ceremony reenactment and nuptial strains.
N C S A Filley were guests of honor at a social gathering focused on needle work and friendly chats. The event featured poems and a Valentine display by the hostess, with later notes inviting the ladies to a March 16 meeting. The article also mentions Atlantic salinity variations with high readings in two main ocean sectors.
The three renowned Cremona luthiers Nicholas Amati Joseph Guarneri dei Gesu and Antonio Stradivarius are celebrated as simple hardworking artisans whose violins sold for only a few florins.
A historic note explains a public Deacon placed on Boston Hill raised its summit then the hill was reduced in height and the statehouse now occupies the highest position in the area.
A report notes a misunderstanding at a carnival side show where an Irish girl, seeking to speak with the manager, asks for Bridget the sister to convey a message. The incident highlights a miscommunication at the fair.
P. J. Jirka announces a sale for Saturday February 12. Chas Hood prepared billing for a sale on February 21. The Record’s forecast predicts fair and warmer weather. Mrs. Willis and Mrs. Frisbie, Fairbury residents, visited local businesses Saturday.
Rev. W F Clark expects to fill the Avoca church pulpit next Sunday morning and announces a supply for his pulpit here. B F Wood of Beatrice, acting for the State Savings and Loan Association, was a Diller visitor Wednesday. Henry Arntt and family visited Shenandoah yesterday in Henry's new sedan to tour the Field and May radio stations.
Catalogues are being prepared at the Henri Bros office for an auction on the 21st featuring the best sons of prize winning sires. Many animals are registered and ready for sale at this significant livestock event.
Insects living on cacti in Mexico and South America provide the red pigment for inks. Workers scrape the insects from cacti, kill them by heat or boiling water, then dry them in the sun. A red paste is made by dissolving the insects in ammonia water and diluted as needed for sale.
Miss Lillian Wohlfarth of Beatrice spent the weekend with her mother Mrs Dora Wohlfarth. Mr Geo Riddie of Leas Hill Mrs Luther Marstellar and Helen and Edith Patton drove to Fairbury yesterday. He died a sale at Steele City Saturday.
Frank Cully visited the Record office Saturday to arrange printing of bills for his sale set for Friday February 18th.
The jury trying Mrs. Austin at Beatrice on a grand larceny charge reportedly delivered a guilty verdict.
A Diller blacksmith was seen sharpening a plow as farmers prepare for upcoming planting season. The scene suggests farmers may start plowing soon, with hopeful talk of work and readiness in the community.
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