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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1926
Page
1
On Tuesday same class event in Diller featured Chester Weaver Mrs Weaver and Glen Dorsey as honored guests. They received gifts including a hand painted sandwich tray and a pocket pen knife as they prepare to move to Sabetha Kansas and new teaching and church duties.
Short notice sale offering a hard coal burner at a low price for immediate purchase with inquiry directed to the office for details.
J. L. Hughes came downtown Monday for the first time since a ladder accident left him injured weeks earlier.
On January 22, 1926, the N. RK. C. and families gathered at Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone’s home. The evening featured radio, rock games, with Mrs. Orville Richardson winning the prize and Helen Frisbie receiving consolation.
The notice states Ground Hog Day will occur next Tuesday. It lists M W A meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays each month and notes grain prices for Diller: corn 62 cents, wheat 1.62 dollars, oats 36 cents.
Several Diller University students are at home for a short vacation between school semesters, taking a break from campus life and coursework.
Clark's Cash Produce Market today lists hens at 21c spring eggs 19c with cream 35c and investors 68c. Also note harness repair and oiling services offered by Gus Dres. Dinner guests included John Lottman and family and others at H Wessel home. Auction planned in Diller for Jersey cattle and horses on Wednesday February 2.
Mrs. Frances Starkey will spend the balance of winter with her daughter Mrs. E. S. Dunn and family in Fort Collins Colorado. Mrs. Carter, who has lived with Mrs. Starkey, will return to Pawnee City to live with her son Robert Carter and family.
Rupert Andrews will manage grain coal and stock shipping at Diller Farmers Grain Co once his resignation from Equity Exchange at Shea is accepted and a successor is secured. He has rented the Gretzinger residence for his home.
B Behrends from Diller clarifies a New Year card misread his note about waiting for the Lord's judgement in 1926. He asserts no man can predict the end of the world while warning of a coming message to the world to be published soon from Diller, mirroring Bethlehem’s news.
A. J. Floyd of Beatrice tuned pianos in Diller this week. Box Holle! installs an Atwater Kent radio for Mrs. Isabella Raymond. Everett Blauser and wife of Powell visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. O. Blauser, Sunday.
Mr and Mrs Marten Faoders moved Monday into their new home at the Logan and Courts streets property in Beat Rice.
Henrichs Brothers list bills and catalog printed at the office for their annual Hampshire hog sale to be held in Diller on Wednesday February 10. An advertisement will appear in this paper next week.
At a recent Board of Education meeting for School District 70 Diller Supt Springer and the entire high school teaching staff were re-elected for another year. The action is expected to win broad approval from school patrons.
Poultry and eggs offered with cream, ready to meet Diller cash price. Call or see for prices. Honest weights and satisfaction guaranteed. J. I. Lamb at the old stand, Bt in.
The Lincoln Journal promotes liberal cash saving with daily prices of four dollars and five dollars for daily plus Sunday, undercutting rivals. It highlights rapid rural route delivery and value from features like sports, cartoons, serials, and radio programs while urging direct subscriptions through Lincoln or local agents.
For sale a saddle pony and alfalfa. FE Hartzel. Eyes examined by Dr Adams successor to Dr Garland at 1114 N 6th St Beatrice. Wiemer's Bros reserving Monday Feb 1 for Chester White hog sale. Mrs Elia Griswold returned Saturday from Maryville Kan where she visited relatives.
Local note hails Sam Thompson's cylinder corn sheller for saving corn and cleaning cobs. Price for shelling per bushel advertised. Also a note that an Omaha paper will print soon details on the execution of Jack Marion for murder near present Diller location.
J W Fouts offers mixed wood two thirds ash and oak at 2.50 per rick and one third ash and oak at 2.25 per rick from the saw. Jolly Neighbors Club met at Emma Wieths on June 13 with five members and three children. Next meeting with Alice Hays on February 3 for work. Community sale in Diller drew a large crowd. most items sold well. Alonzo Specht bought the Community Store at Shea from Cully & Andrews and takes possession Monday. he will rent his farm and focus on the store.
A newly installed Atwater Kent radio at Mrs. Carrie Wrigley’s home brings listening pleasure as Theo Henrich and Diller in Clausson’s corner report on Tuesday’s activity. The owners express delight with the programs now available from multiple stations.
Prof Glen E Dorsey resigns after two years as Diller public schools principal to take a manual training instructor post in Columbus He had been voted a third term with a substantial raise and several applicants remain for the Diller vacancy awaiting choice.
The British Empire links via wireless to South Africa Canada and other dominions and radio will weld distant parts into an empire whole. The United States should maintain broadcasting stations to bring the population in touch with events everywhere. Broadcasting marks a new source of communication and civilization grows by it.
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