Cavett Makes Business Trip To Odell Wednesday
Contractor L. M. Cavett traveled to Odell on a business trip Wednesday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1921
Page
1
Contractor L. M. Cavett traveled to Odell on a business trip Wednesday.
Record of events notes a Saturday night dance at Moose Hall in Fairbury with rain or shine. Also mentioned are local sales of mammoth bronze turkeys, property transactions, coal deliveries, labor union activity, hospital visit, church board union talks, and visits by music supervisors.
Wednesday marked the 38th anniversary of a major blizzard with local reflections on its impact and memories of the storm.
Local line lists few choice S. C. White Leghorn roosters at 1.00 and S. C. R. Reds for 0.00 and up, from Ellison.
Due to tight finances the firm shifts to cash basis with bills due early each month. Joe Ellis returned with a carload of 250 pound hogs from Sicily Creek farm bought by a serum company for hog serum at killing time.
After January 1 1921 all accounts must be settled within 80 days of purchase as business conditions require this method. We thank you for your patronage in 1920 and urge cooperation. C L Geer manager Avery Lumber Co urges customers to settle promptly.
One hundred oil leases cover rough land near a resident of Fa. A key lease clause requires drilling to begin within a year.
Oil prospectors at Washington Kansas have reached 2200 feet and drilled through an oil bearing sand into salt water. Preparations are underway to push the bore to a depth of 3000 feet.
Bargain hunters urged to visit Diller as E. F. Habicht and the Farmers Union announce reductions on all line goods. The two aides advertise money saving quotations and war time price figures, promising lower costs for shoppers this week.
A union service Sunday plans to celebrate independence on July 4 by patriotic citizens and musical selections. The public is urged to attend to show support for freedom from liquor traffic, with a crowd size seen as indicative of patriotism.
The Junior class met Monday night to eat soup, featuring five varieties from the famed fifty seven. Students prepared tomato soup, tater soup and water soup with celery offered as a brain food, as Wayne Thompson led seasoning efforts. The event aimed to boost well being and study results amid exams this week.
AMERICAN style school play and dialect sketches delight at the grammar room exhibits. Students Archie Trout and Melvin Wright display hemp plant fragment Spanish Moss holly and magnolia leaves on the bulletin board. Examinations this week and an upcoming mothers day event are noted along with an athletic club report of Diller vs Steele City results and a pie social after the games.
An advertisement urges readers to visit A. D. Ackerman in Fairbury Nebraska for professional optometry. It highlights specialists in glasses and eye care as a trusted local option.
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