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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1928
Page
5
Local notices report licenses, sales ads, medical services, and farm notices. Includes horse and sow sales, oil and gas deliveries, obituary mentions, and community events across Fairbury, Beatrice, and surrounding areas with names like Gus Dressen and Wm Bernhardt.
An ad mix notes a dealer delaying sale until 1940 with contact Rolf Beekman for papering work at 30 cents per bolt. Another notice from F C Crocker Beatrice Nebr offers shares in purebred Durocreee and paid investment with no risk. Eight hundred visitors tour the new Bros flouring mill at its opening, a four story building with 300 barrel daily capacity.
In Shenandoah a Ford pulled up beside a Packard as both cars lingered. The Ford driver asked the Packard driver how to shift into high gear, while a weaver rode nearby and the exchange drew a small crowd.
R N A C Laurel Camp No 936 RN A of Diller Neb will meet only the fourth Friday of each month at 8 pm in the Masonic hall The first meeting each month falling on the second will be at R N A C homes The first was with Mrs W E Anderson on Friday Feb 10 with sixteen members and six children present Mrs O Long assisting hostess Next meeting will be with Mrs Chas Barber on March 9 Plan to come.
The Lincoln Star promotes itself as a comprehensive twenty four hour newspaper with AP and INS wire services and strong sports and market coverage. It invites new subscribers to join its big family with yearly rates offered for the daily and Sunday editions.
The text presents fragmented sketches involving individuals from South Best rece, Topeka, and Connecticut. It touches on personal misfortune like a fractured ankle and a fire incident, then veers into racial commentary about social gaps between white and colored people, reflecting prejudiced attitudes without a clear cohesive event. The piece preserves loaded stereotypes and speculative social judgments from a garbled excerpt.
A childhood reminiscence set in Arkansas describes a girl and Mary sneaking into a house through a window. They try doors, enter the dining room, and find a locked interior room used by a hired girl as they explore after pouring water from the ice box pan into kettles.
Elsie recalls a frightful Sunday when water pans went empty and a hidden gun turns up in the couch. The family debates whether a unseen visitor was present, and the discovery prompts grownups to seek proof before believing children.
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