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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1920
Page
3
A brief sketch notes Andrew Carnegie earning his first dollars in a brick yard and his mother’s advice to save ten percent in a bank. It cites his lifetime philanthropy of libraries bearing his name and a vast estate bequest, ending with a prompt about saving ten percent.
Dr G H Newton eye nose and throat specialist at Fairbury Nebr notes cattle shipments from St Joseph market. A Mayborn travels Omaha after four car loads for Diller and Blue Springs. Banjo King Bob Dougherty set to entertain at Rex Theatre Friday Jan 30. Mr Mrs J Packer from east of Ellis sold farm and buy a quarter near Bellville Kan moving soon. M W A lodge installed officers Thursday night with lunch following.
A Toledo based remedy claims to cure catarrh by treating blood and mucous surfaces internally. The ad offers a $100 reward if Hall's Catarrh Medicine fails, authored by Br. di Cheney & Co.
A schoolhouse at Rock Creek west of Shea burned to the ground Tuesday night. The report also notes Ed Woods traveling to Kansas City with five carloads of cattle, and several local residents visiting relatives or returning home. معلومات
J W Fouts states he will be away and has arranged with Diller State Bank or C H Wright to sell his alfalfa. Interested buyers should contact Mr Mayborn or Mr Wright.
Subscriptions for all newspapers and magazines at publishers prices are available at the Record office. Freeman's in Fairbury also sells furniture rugs ranges dishes and all essentials to keep a home.
A. B. Steffen notes several Duroc sows bred for April farrow. Gus Dressen urges readers to have harness repaired and oiled before spring work with oiling priced at 1.50 to 2.00. Mrs. Frank Cole, operated on in a Fairbury hospital last Friday, is reported to be recovering satisfactorily.
Sixteen tons or more of prairie hay are reported stored on the Herman Diekman property located 24 miles south of Diller with contact via phone 128.
Between 40 and 50 ricks of green chunk wood oak ash and red elm priced at 3.50 per rick are offered at Chas Fairbank's place. John Leaper of Diller is listed with a Burlington travel detail. Mr and Mrs J W Fouts were Burlington passengers bound for Kansas City to await a short stop then seek a warmer climate returning to Leaper in early spring.
The Farmers Union Co-Operative store of Diller held its annual stockholders meeting in the opera house on Saturday afternoon January 17. Directors elected were A. Ay Eick for two years Hert Bell and O J Bruckschen for three years. The store began April 15 1919 with O F Rigdon grocery stock and later added dry goods and shoes. Implement business from S C Diller was acquired in July and August expanding to include H Loots of Palmer and J Beam and son of Wilber with purchases totaling 800 425 and 295 dollars respectively.
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