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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1929
Page
1
Community residents report illnesses and recoveries including John Greider and Will Gaisford in observing health updates. Funeral attendance noted for Mr. Joe Johnson in Odell and Albert Harms in Byron. Local events include skating on Frank Grabber’s pond and a Beatrice musical. Sales and gatherings set for January and February with plans for migrations and farm co op meetings.
Herman Albers prints bills at the Record office announcing a public sale on Friday February 1. He resides at the Wroas farm one half mile south and one and a half miles east of Diller.
A January 23 program features Blessings multiply by division quotes and a hostess lineup including Mrs C Cully and Mrs C Woods. Guests include Miss Conger Pan American Union Miss Morton United States and possessions and Miss Albright providing special music with Mr Siekman representing the League of Nations World Court.
An ad style note urges readers to plan hog houses for the spring pig crop and offers to provide plans or even build. It promotes broader houses and showcases paints enamels and varnishes to brighten homes. It also mentions Ray Boy Heater and front doors as quick improvements ahead of spring.
At the annual meeting the Diller Farmers Grain Co re elected Fred Henrichs as president John Plager as vice president Arthur Vieths as secretary and Henry Wiemers and Frank Colly as directors. Manager I R Andrewa reported a yearly business total of 82725802 with net profit 5214 79 A new 15000 bushel elevator will replace the 35 year old structure at the old site wrecking to begin around April 15 with coordination to be ready by harvest time.
A community sale is scheduled in Ellis next Wednesday afternoon. The notice notes that bills for items will be printed at the office.
A brief listing notes new corn varieties including yellow New Corn, white rebel New Corn, and mixed ba dees New Corn, with the entry marked by the number 75.
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