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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1925
Page
3
A concise statement highlights the organization’s pride in its reputation and commitment to widening its service. The wording emphasizes a growing, higher standard of public responsibility and ongoing improvement.
Rudolph Lamp of Steele City served as a Diller caller on Friday. Mrs. Ab Bristol has tonIlitis and was ill this week. Mr and Mrs Clint Tristman shopped in Fairbury Saturday. J R Snyder installed a radio set bought from Marten Fanders. The Diller Farmers Grain Co publishes its annual statement in the Record this week.
Mrs Alpha Wiemers and guests visited at the Tristman hotel Sunday. J W Fouts offers heavy seed oats at 5 above market. phone orders to hold. Free with 2 Rub-no-more powders. Ira Place announces the birth on Lincoln's birthday near Diller. H J Zubick to hold a farm sale Feb 26 with bills printed in this office.
Mr. Herman Peters entertained Sunday at dinner with guests including Mr. and Mrs. George Derking Sr and Jr of Palmer Kansas Wm Weitere Sr and wife of Lanham Mr and Mrs George Chaip and children James Sinclair and wife daughter among attendees.
John Rahman and Dick Albers were Burlington passengers Thursday of last week for Pasadena California.
A family argues over radio programs each night with chores, hymns, classical music, weather forecasts, and farm news. The narrator vows someday to own a personal radio to end the nightly debates and let others choose programs.
The real estate dealer shifts to the title Realtor claiming faster service and efficiency. He stresses that most buyers and sellers own their homes and emphasizes personal ownership in this era of rapid transactions and market activity.
Elsie Weldemyer endured a severe bout of influenza this week while staying at the Tinat man hotel amid a harsh cold season.
Rev. Lentz and family of Lanham shared a supper with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Peters on Friday evening. Mrs. W. S. Wheling and daughter Anna May of Lanham visited Mrs. H. Peters Thursday afternoon last week.
Keystone class of the Federated Sunday school hosted about sixty guests for an evening of contests and readings on Thursday February 12. Abraham Lincoln was celebrated with a humorous tale about a minister's lost yellow hen and a spirited reading, followed by a supper and patriotic songs.
A brief ad-like notice touts Catarrh Medicine items for relief of colds and nasal complaints. It emphasizes claimed healing powers and mentions ointment forms as remedies.
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