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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1930
Page
3
The advertisement extols a financial institution for its capital, character, and asset quality, praising its history and leadership. It invites readers to open accounts, promising mutual profitability and usefulness in all financial matters.
New pump gun for sale by D. 3 McLaughlin. For sale a Ford coupe in good running order with new tires from E. M. Crocker. F. A Moon and Son offer monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886. Shoe repairs offered Saturday nights until 9 p m at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop next to Bonham Theatre. Warning about a bogus insurance agent collecting for Old Line Insurance Co Milwaukee without license. John Sible and Jack Armstrong shipped a car load of stock from Diller station Tuesday.
Ralph Frisbie’s team, frightened by a train on Tuesday, tried to bolt from the Farmers elevator. The wagon hit the scale office, they detached and ran about a mile to John Folkers’ farm where they were captured with little to no damage done.
John Pulec invites to repair and oil harness. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Carl Schnuelle at the Nebraska Farmers Union meeting in Omaha on the 14th and 15th. January 16 notes the tenth anniversary of the Eighteenth Amendment enforcing nationwide prohibition since 1920.
At the annual stockholders meeting held January 9 the same officers were reelected Pres F W Henrichs Vice Pres John Plager Secy Arthur Vieths Treas and Manager I R Andrews The auditor report will be published next week.
R. B. McLure of Oakland California charges his wife with a long catalog of faults including sullen mean irritable morbid disagreeable nasty and jealous. He asks the court to grant a divorce on these grounds.
Practical driving advice warns to keep mind on road eyes on road and hands on wheel. For long trips carry driver's license pump tools valve insides caps and pressure gauge though not always needed, they prevent trouble when required.
Mrs. Albert Lukes is ill and Wendell Fanders injured a thumb on a mail cart wheel. George Henrichs hosts a big farm sale next Wednesday at 10 AM with lunch provided by M E church ladies. A flood report cites heavy damage but no loss of life across five states. Weather records at 20 degrees below zero set a new winter mark. A road mass meeting is planned in Fairbury next Tuesday by the Jefferson county Farmers Union to spur weather roads. Keystone class of the Congregational church will stage the Zander Gump Wding two act comedy at the Diller opera house Thursday with forty in the cast. proceeds support the church annex. Weather expectations suggest a full house.
A restaurant chain cut the price of applesauce from fifteen cents to a lower amount, signaling a consumer-friendly move in simple menu pricing. The move follows a period of price stability and could affect diners seeking affordable sides.
At a January 7 1930 Naomi Goapter chapter of the Eastern Star at Masonic Hall officers were installed including Worthy Matron Mrs Ruby Anderson and Worthy Patron Mr Robert L Upson. Other officers named include Associate Matron Mrs Fayette Cully Associate Patron Mr Lewis M Cavett Secretary Mrs Martha B Cavett and Conductress Mrs Frances Upson. Regular meetings are the 1st and 3rd Tuesdays. Martha B Cavett Secy.
J D Martin of Richmond Virginia shows a check for 3200 dollars paid by the Numismatic Company Fort Worth for an old copper cent. The firm offers a large illustrated coin folder for four cents by mail to readers, warning about valuable coins and stamps in circulation.
A surprise 25th wedding anniversary party for Mr. and Mrs. Louis Wehling was held Sunday January 12 with 35 guests. Eddie Webling aged 24 treated the group to ice cream and cake as gifts were presented in a glass basket by their daughters Magdalen Wehling and Marion Stafford.
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