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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1922
Page
5
A. D. Stotts of Lincoln was a Diller business visitor Monday. For sale or trade two bulls: one roan two years old and one red bull. John Leaper lists the items. Shutt's Drug Store notes Taplac helps many on verge of despair. Harvey Reed and family returned Sunday from visiting relatives at Wymore.
The funeral for Bryan Bradt pioneer and longtime Beatrice resident who died Sunday was conducted yesterday at his late residence.
Mr and Mrs C E Piveral took Rev and Mrs Jeamby to Crete Monday to visit her parents and attended a good show at the Lyric that night.
Albert Renz spent the holidays with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Renz and returned early this week to his home in Casper Wyoming.
The Royal Neighbors plan an installation Friday afternoon January 18. All members are urged to attend for important business to come before the meeting.
Tanlac is described as a powerful recon structive systemic and stomachic tonic. It tones up the system restores lost appetite and makes you feel strong sturdy and well as nature intended by Shutt's Drug Store.
The fair board met Friday to discuss adding a race course and more races to upcoming fair amusements. Sentiment favors the propositions and odds of approval are positive.
A tape robe with a double tiger design was lost between Tom Baumfolk's southwest of town and a residence. A black hair long fur robe was lost between the school house in Dist. 64 and Shea. Finder should notify Hugo Schutte, R. 2, Diller.
Carl Walters, 23, of Harbine vicinity, and Miss Clara Rebig, 17, of Plymouth, were married recently and will settle on a farm near Harbine.
The Record notes a Weatherford Oklahoma Democrat issue was sent to Rev. Geo. W. Powers, a former resident of this community, as a gesture of acknowledgment this week.
Dr. O. C. Diehl accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Charles Barber to Sabetha Kansas on Sunday. The Barber party remained for treatment and likely an operation at the Murdoch hospital.
Miss Ruth Bugbee returns to Orleans to teach after visiting her parents D A and Mrs D A Bugbee since before Christmas. Mr and Mrs J L Hughes arrived from Reynolds where they visited daughters and celebrated their fiftieth wedding anniversary. The Burlington railroad ordered 7 300 freight cars for postwar shipping growth. if placed end to end they would form a 69 mile long train.
The Colman House hosts several out of town guests including F E Tincher and wife Dr R E Wood of Fairbury and family. A notable Xmal dinner was served for Dr C C Diehl and family and others who arrived late due to delays. The hotel draws attention for substantial meals steam heat electric lights and reasonable rates inviting more patrons.
County records show 1400 automobile licenses sold representing nearly half of the county's cars. Auto fees are estimated to reach 40000 dollars this year as plans to issue number plates on site simplify the process for purchasers.
At a twenty five banker meeting in the state section Luther Nelson cashier Harbine bank Fairbury J Smith Diller cashier Citizen's State bank Diller and R S Wilfley cashier Farmers State bank Steele City were chosen to represent the Nebraska association of bankers. They will work with receiver W H Schnuelle in advising on liquidating the defunct Goodrich bank at Fairbury.
A letter from a brother describes a meeting of a community club and a plan to adopt a child named Library. It argues clubs lack resources, advocates forming an Association to fund the child, and envisions one adopter with two guardians to oversee the child’s welfare. The tone mocks club divisions and teases a multi-parent arrangement.
An all day county teachers meeting was held in Fairbury with 108 rural and grade teachers attending. The program covered geography projects, eighth grade requirements, phonics and constructive seat work, and included readings and discussions led by local educators and the superintendent.
A long time Texas resident known as the nin egress in Texas died here at age 112. She lived in Texas for forty years and had worked for many prominent families in San Antonio and New Orleans.
New York reports fur trading surges as supply tightens and buyers expect record high raw fur quotations. Musk rat pelts fetch higher prices than prewar levels, with skunk and other furs also up. trappers in small towns and farms may find profitable opportunities this season.
A man, unnamed at the forest official request, spent nearly $800 for a pleasure rowing match and lighting a pipe among dry leaves, starting a small fire 15 miles southwest of Canon City Colorado. Ranger J J Lowell of Wetmore saw the smoke and fought the blaze to prevent a larger wildfire.
Dynamite is used widely across the United States to plant fruit trees. the American Forestry Magazine notes large nurseries and major orchards advocate and employ the method in new plantings.
A fragmentary note shows Attest: C. Lams director sworn before me. The document references a page dated March 16 1984 and includes procedural stamps.
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