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The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 25, 1924

Page

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Franklin Frisbie's sale date noted for six hole range

Several local notices appear. Frank Frisbie’s sale date is listed for six hole range in good condition. J W Fouts closed the Ketley property sale to Joseph A Marshall this week. A new baby arrived for the Hafer family and others update their farm store staff and home improvements. Weather shows a slight moderation with hints of a January thaw.

H. K. Shutt J. W. Fouts D. R. Ketley Joseph A. Marshall

Beatrice Chiro Practor Offers Free Analysis

Dr. S. A. Tomemaker operates a chiropractic office over Security Savings Bank on North Sixth Street Beatrice Nebraska offering consultation and spinal analysis at no charge. Phone 838.

S. A. Tomemaker Security Savinga Bank North Sixth Street Beatrice, Nebr

His Idea Of It Explaining Heredity To Bobbie

A Boston reader recalls a humorous note on heredity told to a child. The line describes how if a grandfather dies without descendants, the whole family line ends with that branch. The remark highlights early 20th century views on inheritance and reproduction.

Bobbie Boston

Obituary for Wm Wallace of Steele City district

Wm Wallace an old resident of the neighborhood four miles south and one west of Diller died last Friday at age 51. He was buried Monday from the Presbyterian church at Steele City with Rev Davis officiating. Interment followed at Steele City cemetery. He was a member of the M W A and is survived by his wife and one son.

Wm. Wallace Diller Presbyterian Church Steele City Rev. Davis Wallace M. W A

Re Organize Bank Control in Herkimer State Bank

The Herkimer State Bank passes to W. H. Schavelle J. C. Bartel and Isaac Friesen all of Fairbury after stock sold by Mrs. Sophia Sible. At the stockholders meeting Friesen was named president Schmuelle was elected vice president and cashier. Friesen and Schmuelle plan to move to Herkimer.

Sophia Sible Herkimer State Bank Herkimer W. H. Schavelle J. C. Bartel Isaac Friesen Fairbury Friesen Schmuelle Messrs Friesen Cu. News

Alfalfa hay for sale and wood cutting notice

Alfalfa hay priced at $10 per ton offered by Ebe Roelfs. Also a request from J T Henrichs for wood cutting and splitting at $1.50 per rick. The note mentions bug damage fears from a cold spell and sleighable snow earlier in the season.

Roelfs J.T. Henrichs

For Sale Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey Gilts and Gows

For sale are Thoroughbred Duroc Jersey bred sows and gilts ready to farrow when desired. Contact Paul.

Duroc Jersey Farrow Paul Ae

Farm Sale Postponed Due to Road Blockade

Sale of stock and farm implements by L Lambert, formerly at his home place 24 miles southwest of Shell, was postponed from January 18 to Monday January 28 owing to roads blockade. The same items remain for sale under the usual terms with free lunch at noon.

L.r.lambert Shell Lnst

Wiemers Bros Annual Chester White Sale in Diller

Wiemers Bros will hold their annual Chester White bred sow and young boar sale in Fanders and Robertsons heated garage in Diller next Tuesday January 29 at 1 o'clock. Sixty choice sows and eight young boars will be offered. Catalogues printed and advertised in the Record this Week.

Wiemers Bro’s Chester White Bred Fanders & Robertsons Diller

Farmers Union Co op Elects Board For 1929 Year

The Diller Farmers Union Co op annual meeting elected F. W. Steffen as president, George Renz as vice president, J. L. London as secretary treasurer, with Bert Bell, Carl Schnuelle and W. G. Roseman named directors. An 8 percent stock dividend was declared and the remaining 1928 net earnings remain in the reserve fund.

Atvits Diller Farmers Union Co-Op F. W. Steffen George Renz J. L. London Bert Bell Carl Schnuelle W. G. Roseman

Jefferson county to hire yearlong road dragging patrol

The Jefferson county board of commissioners in Fairbury Nebraska voted to replace farmer drag crews with a county patrol hired by the year. Four patrols will operate county and state funded drag units, after years of overdrawn road drag funds.

Fairbury Nebr Jan Jefferson County Board of” Lnsioners State Highway Board

Moon and Son Monuments At Fairbury

Real winter weather has prevailed since January 1 with temperatures below zero most of the time. The item notes F. A. Moon and Son provide quality monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska, established in 1886.

F. A. Moon. & Son Fairbury Nebr

Prgirte Home Cemetery Association to Meet in Diller

The stock holders annual meeting will be held January 31 1924 at 2 p.m. in the city hall Diller for election of president clerk treasurer and two trustees and for other business. A L Tinstman Clerk.

Prgirte Home Cemetery Association Diller A. L. Tinstman

Diller Family Moves and Jansen Basketball Narrow Clash

Mrs C P Bradley of Kansas City daughter of the Dillers will move to Atlanta while Pearl Diller plans to finish music studies in Lincoln. The Diller town team lost a hard fought game at Jansen 17 to 16 with a late basket sealing the win for Jansen.

C. P. Bradley Kansas City H. Z. Diller Diller Atlanta, Ga Bradley R. I. Railway Pearl Diller Horner Institute of Music Lincoln Diller Town Jansen Dillet Duilée

Woodman Auxiliary Night of Socials in Our Burg

In the still hour between Thursday and Friday last week the Woodman hall hosted a gathering for about one hundred residents and Royal Neighbors. Guests enjoyed sandwiches ice cream cakes and coffee along with singing by Woodman members Royal Neighbors and young ladies. Several candidates were present for future Woodcraft initiation.

Henry Watson 1836 1924 Lincolnshire to Diller Neb

Henry Watson born in Lincolnshire England in 1836 died near Diller Nebraska January 14 1924. Married Elizabeth Audrey May 30 1869 four children Mary Snyder Alice and A J Watson. Lived Coveville New York and Gage County Nebraska farmed most of life. Funeral at Federated Church officiated by Rev Clark with burial in Prairie Home Cemetery.

Henry Watson Lincolnshire England Diller Nebr Elizabeth Audrey Mary Snyder Alice A. J. Watson Coveville N. Y M. E Schuylerville Gage Co Nebr.y Snyder Mr. Watson Federated Church Rev. Clark Prairie Home Cemetery

Mrs L M Huret Visits Cavett Family with Child Betty Jean

Mrs L M Huret and her daughter Betty Jean traveled from Beatrice to visit Mr and Mrs L M Cavett and other relatives at their home on Wednesday.

L. M.huret Betty Jean Beatrice Mre. L. M. Cavett

Lightning Sparks Forest Fires in Western Washington

In Pend Oreille and Stevens counties lightning started 20 fires during the season, with 1 987 and 2 965 acres burned respectively. Hornets nests and careless campfires also sparked blazes, while most fires originated from smoking and matches. Total fires statewide remained low despite tinderbox conditions.

Olympia Wash Washington Pend Oreille Stevens Tedd. Goodyear Pend Oreille County

Admonishing Him at Tate Fair Store confrontation

The Tate Fair store proprietor in Tomlinville confronts Hank Henbenny from Clapboard Springs over a long overdue debt. Henbenny pledges to pay soon but insists on a few days to arrange funds while the store owner asserts immediate payment.

Henbenny Tate Fair Tomlinville Price Hank Henbenny Clapboard Springs Germany

Peculiar Dusky Defendant Hinted In Court Mockery

An African man accused of stealing chickens faces a courtroom scene where the judge asks the clerk to swear the prisoner. The exchange highlights a comical misreading of oath words as the prisoner insists he has nothing to say under the strained impersonations used by the court.

Thursday's Local Markets Produce Table Butter

Market notes list various butter products including packing butter Eyes Springs and Old Rooster Butter Fat with prices noted as 95 and 40 in unspecified units. The fragment references regional dairy products and pricing.

Also Mentioned on This Page

The Citizens' State Bank Citizens State Bank Frank Frisbie Nellie Weaver Mr. and A. Hafer Effie Powell Wil Jansen Harbine Gertrude Lambert D. V. Fanders Guide Rock Myrtle Shull Farmera Bethany Farmers Store Officers Jefferson County Hess Poultry Dr. Leach J. M. Hiatt G. H. Newton Fairbury, Nebr Ste Farmers Union Co-Op
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