Diller Coal Famine and Local Notices
Diller suffers coal famine as Colman’s ad notes watch bar gains. Choice country butter sells at 30c per pound at Beckwith. Christ Kielsmeier seeks treatment in Kansas City. Birth reported to Henry and wife seven miles northeast of Diller a girl born January 13. J H Ochs renews Record subscription for another year. A nearly new 2 hole corn sheller and 5 horse Stover engine offered by Ouke Lottman. Midland Jubilee Singers entertain at Loock’s hall amid bad weather. Editorial quips on red barn paint versus debutante. Albert Loeper, Elm township farmer, appeared in district court with $500 recognizance for liquor charges. Walter Loeper and L P Brown listed as sureties. A second case, arising from a grand jury indictment, involved $1,000 recognizance with same sureties. Beatrice Daily Sun.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albert Loeper
Elm Township
L. M. Pemberton
Walter Loeper
L. P. Brown
Loeper
Beatrice Daily Sun
Installation of D. of H Officers on Saturday Afternoon
On Saturday January 8 the D. of H. installed officers led by C. of H Mrs Cunningham L. of H Mrs Robertson D. of C Mrs Addie Bell Recorder Mrs Nida Receiver Mrs Man Finr Mrs Bixby U Mrs Thompson I. W Mrs Saylor OSW Mrs Remley Medical Exs Drs Neely and Bauquess Trustee Mrs Geo Riddle Oysters were served by officers of 09 during the afternoon and enjoyed by those present.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. of H
Cunningham
Robertson
Addie Bell
Nida
Man. Finr
Bixby
Thompson
I. W
Saylor
OSW
Remley
Diller Items Note Local Health and Business News
The column reports insurance products at Diller Mer. Co. and notes weather dangers like fire and tornado risks. Mrs W Tonnemaker is recovering from erysipelas and Mrs Christie Thompson visited Odell. Ida R Nelson from Monroe assists at Diller State Bank amid rush.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mias
Ida R. Nelson
Monroe, Nebr
Diller State Bank
Land sale of 93 acres from John Friday to W J Frisbie
J W Fouts sells John Friday's 93 acres including Caldwell addition to Diller to W J Frisbie at 125 dollars per acre. Will Fouts remains active in the local land market seeking new buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. W. Fouts
John Friday
Caldwell
Diller
W. J. Frisbie
Will
Fouts
Diller Farmers Institute Plans Premiums and Speaker Lineup
The Diller Farmers Institute board vows more premiums for this year’s event and has assigned speakers from across the state to discuss farmer vital topics. The February 4th and 5th meeting includes a free community dinner. Details on subjects to come in next week's Recorp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers’ Institute
Jeffer son County Mutual Ins Annual Meeting Reelects Officers
The Jeffer son County Mutual Ins Co held its annual meeting Tuesday at Loock's opera house. All old officers were re elected except vice president HE Carr. Henry Stahl is president Aug Englemann treasurer and F W Steffen secretary. Directors are F C Achtmeier Henry Steffen and John Nickeson. No losses or assessments reported with policyholders resting easy. In force insurance totals 201902.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County Mutual Ins. Co
Loock
Opera House
HE. Carr
Henry Stahl
Aug. Englemann
F. C. Achtmeier
Henry Steffen
John Nickeson
Emily Waterman Concert Company to Perform Next Monday
The Diller Lyceum Club presents the Emily Waterman Concert Company on Monday Jan 17 after the Midland Jubilee Singers this week. Miss Waterman is a reader impersonator with a violinist and soprano pianist backing a varied program. Ice coats streets after Tuesday rain and local society notes Maw family visits Beatrice relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Lyceum Club
Midland Jubilee Singers
Emily Waterman
Carpenter Shop Change Seeks New Location For Onken
Fred Onken sold his carpenter shop and two east side lots near the main street post office to Asendorf and Angell, pump men who will enlarge the building and move in once finished. Onken plans a trip to Colorado to seek a new site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Onken
Bis Carpenter Shop
Main Street
Asendorf. & Angell
Mr. Onken
Colorado
German farmers Henry Stahl and AugustEnglemann visit after meeting
Henry Stahl and August Englemann, near Harbine, longtime German settlers and stockholders in Jefferson County Mutual Ins Co, were pleasant callers at this office after attending the annual meeting in Loock's hall. The Redcorp proudly lists them among its readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Stahl
August Englemann
Harbine
Loock’s Hall
Jefferson County Mutual Ins. Co
Redcorp
Diller Farmers Grain Co Reelects Officers at Annual Meeting
The Diller Farmer's Grain Co held its annual meeting Thursday afternoon and re elected its officers. The past year was satisfactory with no dividend but debt nearly wiped out. Plans include building repainting and preventing future bill posting on the buildings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmer’s Grain Co
Trichina Poisoning Claims Life North of City
One dead and nine seriously ill at a home just north of the city after consuming raw pork sausage from the Kroeger and Dalke families. Mrs. Kroeger died Monday. a three year old son and husband also affected. Dr. Lynch found meat alive with parasite germs. health boards note trichina risk but say proper cooking prevents danger.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Kroeger
Cornelius Dalke
Lynch
Board of Health
New York City
Fairbury Journal
Local travelers and stock shipment report at Beatrice station
Mrs John W Miser shopped in Beatrice between trains Friday. Mr and Mrs C L E Blauser and Miser O Ballard were Burlington passengers for Fairbury to attend the Jefferson county farmer institute. Seven cars of stock were shipped Monday: J E Clark one hogs and one cattle, John Plager three cattle, Geo Henrichs one hogs, Ross Highland one cattle.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Miser
Beatrice
J. E. Clark
John Plager
Geo. Henrichs
Ross Highland
Church Items and Schedule
Methodist Sunday school at 10 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m preaching at 7 30 led by Rev C S McCuire pastor
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. m. Epworth
Rev
C.S. McCuvre
Densmore Pleads Guilty to Wife Assault in Beatrice
George Densmore beat his wife in a family row yesterday and, after pleading guilty before Judge Crawford, received a 60 day sentence. His wife, who was pregnant, is seriously ill. Densmore was taken to Beatrice to begin serving his sentence. The couple recently moved to Wymore from this area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Densmore
Crawford
S‘enamore
Densmore
Beatrice
Colman Ad Prompts Watch Bargains Nearby
Clyde Wright, formerly of this place, has moved to Lyons Nebraska and opened a furniture store. He requests the Recor to be sent to his new address in Lyons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clyde Wright
Lyons
Nebr
Running the Paper Crankiness and subscriber opinions
The piece defends editorial independence against critical readers paying $1.50 yearly. It argues no reader can dictate content, notes business leaders rarely comment, and asserts the paper will be run as the editors deem best despite criticism.
Diller Markets Corrected Thursday Wheat Prices
Market brief notes corrected each Thursday showing Wheat No 2 grade 59 lb or over above test and Wheat No 3 56 to 58 lb ranges with a Hovertesh Ss 40 indicating price or standard.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Colman’s
Beckwith
Christ Kielsmeier
Kansas City
Henry Bartlett
Jan
J.H. Ochs
Sai
Ouke Lottman
Midland Jubilee ‘Singers
Mr. Smith
Diller Mer. Co
W. Tonnemaker
Christie Thompson
Odell
Presbyterian Ladies’ Aid Society
Herbert Beckwith
Steele City
del. Wright
Hadar
The
Northwestern
Esquire
D. R. Kelly
Register of Vital Statistics
Diller and
Emily Waterman Company
Mrs. S. D. Maw
Colman'’s
J.H. Folkers
C.S. McClure
M. J. Church
A. B. Curtis
Rock Island, Ill
Henry Madden
Madden
Trichina
First National Bank
Methodist
Colman
Diller Markets
Sisectpaiias
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