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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1938
Page
4
Local page laments freezing weather and stalled cars amid light humor about doughnuts and snow removal. It notes Mrs C slowly recovering, mentions overdue honor rolls and paid notices, and critiques a new book by Emanuel Hertz with ribald anecdotes about Lincoln and Mrs Lincoln.
The Record recalls events from forty years ago in Diller including Harry Green moving into town, a birth at Beatrice, W F Fields buying a livery, Frank Carmony visiting as county Superintendent, a Klondike rush from Fairbury, stock shipments, Leslie Osborn joining the People's State Bank, a Lincoln’s Birthday birth, Sheriff Bonowitz visiting, a GAR supper practice, mob warrants for lynching Indians near Guthrie, a Kentucky editor and silver buckles tale, DeLine VanCleve's arrest and exile, a drowning near Henrichs dam, and the sinking of the battleship Main in Cuban waters with 874 aboard killed.
Fifty years ago Odell introduced the Clipper as a new paper. Beatrice resident J G Ladd received an offer of 12000 for stallion Councellor. J H Harris advertised 100000 bricks from a newly opened kiln near town. Andy Colman ordered three dozen carloads lumber for spring business. A city official offered five dollars for all town dogs to fund a shooting match on Indian Creek. J W Fouts ill in Iowa with his school taking vacation in Steiner district. Plymouth items note no church preaching last Sunday. ICGT officers listed: G Payne, Mrs Steptoe, W W Spear, Lutia Alsworth, Mrs Step toe, Laura Bristow, J Babers, Josie Nelson, Ida Alsworth, Minnie Nelson, C M Shaw. Roller skate exhibition by band boys in Diller praised especially Bob and Harry.
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