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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 28, 1930
Page
3
A collage of small ads and notices lists hay for sale alfalfa oats horse team and other goods, plus local business pitches and social notes from Diller Fairbury Hebron and Lincoln areas. It mentions an increase in rates for Odell Telephone Co and a village election looming. Virginia-era tone underscores community trade and events.
Attorney General Sorensen holds annual itemized statements of village receipts and expenditures must be published within thirty days of each meeting. Each year by March 1 the treasurer publishes the year’s totals. Local law limits publication costs and requires posting in a village or county legal newspaper. Clerks and treasurers face fines up to 25 dollars and possible removal for noncompliance. County attorney should receive any violations.
Alvin Negis reports his son Calvin ill with pneumonia. Mr and Mrs Ben Behrends travel to Fairbury Wednesday due to the death of her brother Mr Junker. An expert suggests lowering farm surplus by producing less.
Mr and Mrs Joe Blair drove from Lincoln to Beatrice Nebraska on Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks at their home. Gamble Stores at 402 Court St Beatrice offers a free Tiger Tube repair kit on formal day Saturday March 1. News notes discuss seed corn germination and advise testing seed before planting, noting 1929 corn allegedly germinates less reliably than 1928.
George Specht and his family left Tuesday for a new home five miles southwest of Washington Kansas. Neighbors gathered Friday night for a farewell surprise and spent the evening in conversation and games with refreshments. The party ended late with best wishes for the Spechts in their new residence.
Emma Dorothy Swohn Vieths wife of Arthur Vieths died in the early hours of February 18 1930 at age 40 years 2 months and 7 days She was born near Jansen Nebraska and educated as a teacher serving Prairie College School District Rockford and later joined the Methodist church at Diller Survived by her husband a mother four brothers two sisters and many friends The funeral was conducted by Rev W R Velte on Thursday afternoon
A large gathering of friends and neighbors attended the funeral at the Methodist Church in Diller Nebraska to honor a departed friend. The service featured songs by a mixed quartet and a vocal solo by Miss Velte, with burial at Prairie Home cemetery awaiting the resurrection.
We express heartfelt thanks to friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the recent illness and burial of our wife and daughter. Arthur Vieths Mrs. Justine Iwohn.
Taxpayers with net income of 1500 or more or gross income of 5000 or more for singles and net 3500 or more or gross 5000 for couples must file. Filing ends March 15 1930 at the district collector's office. Rates include 0.5 percent on the first 4000 over exemptions, 2 percent on the next 4000, 4 percent on the remainder, plus a surtax above 10000.
Miss Edith Majors of Endicott and Mr Carl Griffing of Morrowville Kansas were married Saturday in Endicott by Rev W D Lenker. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs T J Majors taught near Endicott for two years and is granddaughter of Col Tom Majors of Peru. Her father has served as Burlington agent at Endicott. A four course wedding supper for seventy relatives and guests followed in the church basement.
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