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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1920
Page
1
A note observes that without flourishing business districts groceries butcher shops dry goods and implement stores in Diller the value of local farmland would not be as high as it currently is indicating the town’s dependent economy and land appreciation tied to commerce.
Next Monday marks groundhog day while Brown sugar is in stock. E F Habicht and Lew London arrange bills for a sale in February. Say it with Flowers by Dole Floral Co Beatrice Neb phone 1085 advertises shoe repair by Gus Dressen and John Gretzinger enjoyed a farm visit with his son near Steele City. Mrs Mary Green rushed to Effingham Kan due to her daughter Letta Green's illness.
Mrs. E. S. Dunn traveled Sunday to visit friends in Lincoln. Get another box of Jonathan apples priced at $2.40 per box. For sale 20 tons of good alf alfa hay offered by C. E. Messenger, 14 miles west of Shea.
For Sale Good bright Timothy hay 22.50 a ton Leonard Richardson s 11 Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Roseman Jr residing about five miles south of Diller Feb 28th a ten pound girl John Jobman Gothesbergs Nebr visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Peter Jobman since Sunday Notice All knowing themselves in debt to me are requested to call and settle by cash or note by Feb 1st at the Citizens state bank J D Fanders 21 Mr and Mrs Horace Zoellen of Chicago were supper guests Wednesday evening of Mr and Mrs H Z Diller after which they went to Steele City to visit his mother Mr and Mrs Jerrry Marstellar who had visited here since Satur day with their son Luther Marstellar and wife also some of their old Diller acquaintances returned Tuesday to their home at Abaline Kan
Harold Neely son of Dr Neely buys an interest in a Windside Nebraska furniture store. The Record expresses pleasure at the advancement by a former Oiler boy and hopes for the success of all those involved in similar undertakings.
The State Journal offers two pricing options to save on a daily and Sunday edition. Pay $6 for daily plus Sunday for a year or $4 without Sunday, with a $1 price increase on February 1. Lincoln's morning paper promises reliability and value, available at the Record office.
The State Journal reports the sheriff announced no leniency after February 1 for drivers lacking new auto license numbers. Car owners must show compliance and pay fees or face court. Authorities say a full month is sufficient to complete the matter.
Fi arena owns E.Tebiche Will Juknies will have a sale on Mrs. Harry Davis place Feb 23. A D Stotts traveled to Lincoln for Diller schools. Habicht visited St Joe market for store stock. Will Shultz of Humboldt visited Wm Freitag home north of town. Diller Shipping Assn sent five car loads to St Joe market this week. A ten pound boy born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs John Fasnacht near town. R W Green received five car loads of ice from Crete for summer restaurant use. W C Line elected vice president of Diller State Bank. A Mayborn re elected president and O J Mayborn cashier. Cattle feeding expected to rise with feeder traffic from Omaha and local farms.
Save ten dollars by buying a Go Western separator now. A few remain at the old price touted as the best on the market with a trade allowance. Miss Weltha Wilkie leaves to join relatives in Fruitland Idaho where she will teach at a newly secured school.
Rex Theatre manager W C Anderson announces the five reel Mack Sennett comedy YANKEE DOODLE IN BERLIN featuring Marie Prevost Ben Turpin and others is drawing laughs nationwide. The film is described as a fast paced five part comedy with jokes so close they bump into each other. Mrs Harris dies at 58 after diabetes with funeral in Hanover and burial at Nehawka.
Mrs L W Meyers and her son Raymond returned yesterday after visiting her parents in Alexandria for a few days.
We thank friends and neighbors for sympathy during illness and death of our wife and daughter. Appreciation for beautiful floral offerings and automobile conveyances. Wm. Tuxhorn, Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Roelfs.
The Woman's Club will gather at Mrs Ray Green's house on Thursday February 5 at 8 pm. The social and music committee will organize the evening program. February 5 marks the first anniversary of the club's organization in Diller.
Church announces ongoing revival events with the Rev A O Hinson D C expected Monday evening February 2. Schedule lists Sunday February 1 services including Sunday school at 10 a m morning worship at 11 a m Epworth League at 6 30 p m and evening service at 7 30 p m inviting all to attend all church services.
The note announces Presbyterian Sunday school at 10 am next Sunday with a True Treasures study. A 7 pm C E Anniversary program blends with the sermon, featuring Mrs. Clarence Steffen’s leadership and special music. The pastor urges attendance at revival services at the Methodist church and a joint prayer meeting next Wednesday night.
The C E Social resumed after reorganization with about 25 attendees at the W C Line home. A brief business session approved a subscription to the C E World as a guide for future meetings. Refreshments included pineapple salad and wafers. all planned to attend the next social.
Weekly Thursday update lists wheat No 2 hard at 40 cents a bushel corn No 8 shelled at 40 cents oats offered at aea8 per bushel. Includes corrected figures and local price terms for Diller markets.
A dry goods and shoe shop announces a conversion to a full service grocery store. The new line features fresh fruits and vegetables and a complete produce department. Customers are invited to inspect the refreshed establishment.
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