26 Feb 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1926
Page
1
A bank invites readers to visit for help with financial deals and papers. It promises advice on farm leases deeds mortgages and contracts and offers property transactions insurance safe investments and policies. The notice touts the bank as a helpful local partner.
Community notices show livestock for sale including milk cows and White Wyandotte eggs. Local grain prices list corn and wheat values while readers advertise chicks hatch services and seed oats. Various names and towns appear in brief sale and service listings.
Mr and Mrs G E Hughes and son Audrey drove from Beaver Crossing on Sunday to spend the day with his parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes.
Reece informed Mr. H Hullman Sunday of the death of his retreat. Anton Hullman of Hudson Kansas is named in the notice.
Produce market listing with prices for eggs cream and other items. Senior Building location noted.
Mr and Mrs Loren Hale of Abbot Colorado with her parents Mr and Mrs Alien Colman and other relatives traveled from Friday to Bancay on No 16 to Lincoln where she, not fully recovered from a recent illness, was to enter a hospital for treatment.
B F Henricha intends to relocate to Fairbury to join his brother B R Heorioee and manage a forthcoming large sale. A big crowd is expected, with arrangements to be present for the event.
The J N C met with Mrs Flo Richardson on Febr 17. Three members two children and one visitor attended due to bad weather. The afternoon was spent quilting. The next meeting will be with Mrs Zadie Friabie on Mar 8 with work.
Last Tuesday afternoon in Harbine Doc Mudrow sank into a street cave behind Arnold's hardware store. He escaped onto solid ground as the earth gave way, uncovering an 80 inch diameter hole about 10 feet deep. No prior excavation is recalled, leaving the cause a mystery.
Fragmentary notice offers reward for a red polled heifer calf last seen with harness and leather collar. Reader C. W. Hiatt and local community names appear in a terse rural notice.
Incomplete text notes a visit by Mrs Mustalka and her sister Mrs Albt with mentions of an ambulance and hospital. The report lacks clear actions, dates, or places to form a full item.
A resident appeared in county court charged with issuing a check for 100 dollars. The hearing was scheduled for March 9 after a plea was refused. The defendant was released on a 500 dollar bond. Also listed are old growth cottonwood prices per rick.
Mrs Emma Clapburn presided at a Wednesday evening school of instruction for Naomi Chapter No 44 O E S with about twenty five members present. Initiation of candidates followed and refreshments were served by Mr and Mrs R L Upson Mrs S B Viers and Mrs Mary Ellen Beckwith.
Mr and Mrs J R Tucker mark 41 years of marriage with neighbors and relatives at their country home on Sunday February 20. Guests brought baskets for a noon gathering and Ophelia roses adorned the table. KEFAB Lincoln sent a musical number and wished them many more happy anniversaries.
Mrs Sophie Fasnacht hosted a Saturday afternoon party for granddaughter Pearl Fasnacht turning 12. Guests in attendance included Lois Northup Rachel Bonnie Green Eloise Diller Meredith Robertson and others as rooms were decorated for Washington's birthday with pink candles and festive treats.
George Cunningham was injured at John Heinrichs timber lot west of town when a blast intended to split a tree exploded and fractured both bones in his right leg midway between knee and ankle. Bystander Hedrichs fetched help. Drs Viers Miller Diehl treated him and he was taken home.
The note announces a home talent performance organized by the Woman's Club at the Diller Opera House. Details are brief, highlighting the event as a community stage showcase featuring local performers.
Al Hutchinson and Henry Wech accompanied a stock shipment to St. Joseph and returned Wednesday with the group.
Local grain firm Diller Farmers Grain Co announces it has moved to a cash basis operation. The business states the change will allow higher payments to suppliers and lower prices to customers, and asks for continued patronage and support.
Kenneth C. Fouts, former Diller boy, appears in the Sunday State Journal. He is now county agent and extension agent for York County and executive secretary of the York County fair board. He moved from Cuming County to York to fill a similar post. A large York County farm improvement program is underway with ten new buildings and other additions. An amphitheater for nearly three thousand people will be built and Fouts will oversee much of the work.
Railroads wage a constant war on wrecks to protect travelers. Large systems rebuild locomotives with over 125 parts stripped for overhaul. Crane trucks speed dismantling and repair, allowing 800 to 900 locomotives rebuilt annually and ready to haul ten steel cars at 60 miles per hour.
The mole is described as more than a nuisance in the garden. It eats many worms and grubs, has surprising hearing, and its fur remains perfectly orderly as it tunnels, leaving a spotless moleskin under varied conditions.
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