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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1927
Page
3
The bulletin notes basketball at City Hall on Tuesday night March 1 featuring Diller High against Barneston High in two games starting at 7:15. Admission 30c, 20c, and 10c. Also mentions M W A meets every second and fourth Thursday and local ads for eye care and monuments in Fairbury Nebraska.
Rex A. Green advertises a community sale around March 5 inviting livestock machinery furniture or anything for sale. Alpha Wiemers shipped three registered Chester White sows to Kansas Colorado Washington and Nebraska institutions and individuals recently.
Figures from the United States Department of Agriculture show Nebraska corn yields up six to ten bushels per acre and wheat yields up five to ten bushels per acre since 1885. Scientists note the coldest times of day curb evaporation and affect moisture felt by people and animals.
A dinner and supper party was hosted with guests including Leubring, Mr. dad Mrs. Harm Diekman and Mr. E Loehring and family attending the event.
Father Flanagan's Boys' Home in Omaha seeks 103200 to burn the mortgage and keep doors open. The drive targets completion by April 15 and notes 1964 boys aided in nine years without church city state or charity support.
Notices mention Diller Filling Station for oil deliveries and Mrs T H Waggoner visiting Shenandoah Iowa. Also eye exams by Dr Adams at Beatrice 1114 N 6th St. A radio reform comment, Harry Patton moving to the Clark residence, a remark on rapid modern changes, and a century plant blooming in the New York botanical gardens after 45 years.
United States air mail operations covered about 2.5 million miles in the last fiscal year. The service reported only two fatalities amid the extensive flights.
China may still force outside attention to push its perpetual war toward a definite end, potentially costly. The statement frames international pressure as the lever to resolve ongoing conflict and sets expectations for an eventual settlement.
The N R C and families enjoyed a rock night at Mr and Mrs Frank Frisbie home with Mrs Grone winning high score and Mrs Siebolt second. A Chillicothe parade occurred with a farmer selling 3 500 geese for 6 500 shipping to San Francisco. He says he wants no help from Congress.
A critic notes Edgar A Guest's A Heap O' Livin offers modern lyric excellence praising its noble beliefs. The passage argues poetry reflects subjectivity and uplifts humanity toward a better world through shared sound principles.
Message urges nightly facial routines and morning setup exercises. It emphasizes consistency to build habit strength and reduce fatigue from daily practices. The guidance frames routine as a path to easier, steadier evenings and mornings.
The Cedar Class of the Federated church held a Feb 22 gathering at Mildred Mayborn’s home to celebrate a distinguished man. Twenty members and guest Gretchen Wohlfarth joined games and prizes, with Edith Patton Phyllis Patton Fern Raymond and Alberta Folkers excelling, followed by refreshments served by the committee.
Mrs Anna Margreta Reents 74 died at home southeast of Steele City on Monday the 14th. Funeral held Saturday with Rev Paul Raschke at 12 in the home and 1 at Zion Lutheran Church. Interment in family lot north of Diller. She was born August 15 1852 in Brill Germany. maiden Nohmann. Married Johann Reents in 1878. five daughters survive along with five sons in law and five grandchildren. The family recalls her as a devout Christian and devoted wife and mother.
We express sincere thanks for acts of kindness during illness and after the death of our wife and mother. Grateful for neighbors friends choir members and those bringing flowers. Signed by Mr John Reents and children.
Kinney Hill improvements on the PWE highway six miles southeast of here are completed by Gage county commissioners plan. The 400 foot long grade had a narrow road way and dangerous cement walls. Walls moved out roadway widened and rocky ledges cleared to allow safe ascent without effort.
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