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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1925
Page
1
A big dance is planned at Steele City Hall on Wednesday January 14 with admission 76 cents plus tax. Attendees include local residents Mr and Mrs P D Stokes and visiting guests from Matayville.
Mrs Lamb of Fairbury visited her sister in law Mrs Hahnal Rees Morris and daughter Mrs Prank Pi Sh. The group returned home yesterday after a family gathering hosted by Dr and Mrs Drei and Olivet.
The Womans Club plans a meeting with Mrs Viers on January 13 at Pro Rice cafe in Casts Bond. Details emphasize a social tea event and local gathering.
The Community Club sponsors an evening at the Methodist church on January nineteenth with speaker Rev. I B Schreckengast D D Chancellor of Nebraska Wesleyan University. He formerly pastored in Iowa and is noted for work with young people and strong platform ability. The text invites all to attend and show community vitality.
Farmers urged to bring plows, disc harrows, and sharpen them for a cash discount until March 1 1926. J A Pickard of Diller Nebraska issues the notice. Mies Alice Line, who vacationed with relatives Mr and Mrs W C, returns to Columbia Missouri where she attends school.
Mrs Warman returns from St Cloud Minnesota to stay with her sister Mrs Paul Puance and daughter Mrs Lois Stahl. Readers are invited to send important local events for the paper and to help establish neighborhood coverage.
Vital Statistics records show 41 births with 24 males and 17 females and 30 deaths with 16 males and 14 females, yielding a net increase of 11. Mr and Mrs Pred Clark traveled to Haverlock Sunday to visit their son Clark and family. others remained at the shop where they are employed.
A note mentions selling a coal car in a few days at $10.75 and asks about a Cherokee car. It references a car shipment and a separate Cherokee vehicle.
Fragmented notes describe an upcoming regular election and a mention of Pantera and a redeem reputation phrase. The text is garbled and lacks clear individuals, dates, or locations.
Harold Bowers spent part of his vacation in Diller and returned Sunday on the Burlington to Beatrice where he visited his uncle L M Upson of West Plains Mo. He joined Miss Upson at her home before leaving on the evening bus for Lincoln. A social and business Epworth Leaguers meeting drew a good crowd with refreshments served.
McCune attended the funeral service held Sunday at Qdell for Owen Brown a former Diller man murdered near Washington Kansas by Olio Ireland alias Jack McMahon who confessed claiming self defense Ireland will be given a preliminary trial today Brown was buried in a cemetery at Wymore
Single comb Rhode Island Red cockerels and pullets available. $60 per hundred eggs. If you want quality stock prices are reasonable. Make your selections early. J. E. Osborn Ellis Nebr tf.
Dry seasoned furnace wood for heater and cook stove sold at six dollars per cord with delivery six dollars toads? placed price. Oak and walnut straight wood priced six dollars. Seasoned ash and walnut posts two for 26 cents. Advertisement from J. M. Hiatt dated around May 1.
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