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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 10, 1919
Page
1
The note references a stack issue and mentions gluten feed within gluten com feed. No clear event or entities beyond J D Fandere as a fragmentary tag.
Several short items report births quarantines and moves in 1919. Billie Linstman and family quarantined with flu. Dr A Lynch treated eye ear nose throat cases in Fairbury Hospital. Birth announced near Diller. a girl born to Mr and Mrs Jesse Swiler. Tristman returns from Humboldt visit. Dreasen consolidates harness stock in Steele City. county defense councils dissolve. new county officers qualified. Sheriff Rawles to Mitchell with deputy Tippin to succeed.
S. C. Hutchinson and son Harold returned from Beatrice after an X ray showed the knee ligaments broken loose during basketball have knit. Splints were removed and crutches may be needed for a few weeks until the knee limbers up.
OAS Mayborn bought cattle at the Omaha market Wednesday for feeders near Miller. The town flag hung at half mast Tuesday in honor of Theodore Roosevelt, noted as one of the greatest heroes this world has known.
The annual meeting of the Diller Farmers Grain Co. was held in the city hall yesterday afternoon. The Record notes a correction about a quote from Scott Miller and mentions staff changes at the Diller telephone central due to an absence. Jefferson County assessment follows, with Citizens State Bank hosting in the directors room on the 21st. The association reports substantial new business and nearly a million dollars in insurance in effect.
C L Waggoner and S F Clark returned from Odell where they helped organize a local gun club. George L Carter of Lincoln, the champion professional shot of Nebraska, attended with Peters Cartridge Co. and joined in a demonstration where Waggoner broke 98 of 100 targets. Cal. claims the record reflects the ammunition more than his skill.
Newton Fisher visits Thayer with Geo Fisher and relatives. Mrs Carmony seeks to move the Record to Blue Springs. Charley Wehling divides up property among four children in Jefferson county with substantial farm gifts and an annual cash rental to parents. The entry lists multiple land parcels in Gage county and names the Wehling heirs with respective acres and values.
The report notes 6 births in the year 1918 with 30 male and 35 female births and 18 deaths. It highlights 14,069,000 knitted garments for the Army and Navy, 2,538,765 surgical dressings, 22,255 hospital garments, and 1,164,000 refugee garments produced by American Red Cross workers under 8,870 chapters and over 34,000 auxiliaries.
January 12 service at 10 30 AM regular morning worship. January 19 preaching with Holy Communion.
The Methodist Sunday School board held its annual meeting last Sunday afternoon and elected officers for the year. The treasurer reports the purchase of a Liberty Bond for $50.00.
Nebraska Wesleyan University receives a proposal to endow a department of religious education. Sunday services will be at the usual time with a morning service at Rock Greek. The church school meets regularly and members are invited to join. The Women’s Foreign Missionary Society plans a January meeting at Mrs. F. T. Saal’s home to discuss the quarantine note and mobilizing church forces.
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