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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1929
Page
3
Misc items include medical ads and addresses, school notes, and town notices. Mentions of Dr Adams Beatrice address 1114 N 6th St. F A Moon & Son monuments in Fairbury. elevator and grain news. stray dogs. M W A meetings. local accidents and farm updates. a tunnel plan under the Lincoln state fair race track.
The Diller pig club met Tuesday evening June 25 at Ervin Fanders home with local leader Fanders. Officers named include Wayne Henrichs president Benford Henrichs vice president Irvin Schwinler secretary and Arnold Henrichs news reporter. Next gathering set for Irvin Schwinler home July 9.
We thank neighbors for kindness during quarantine. A friend in need is a friend indeed. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Specht and Alice Specht. Early day cooking ideas for summer include cold dishes and beverages, with porch or garden dining when possible.
An advertisement inviting painting services by Rolf Beckman of Diller Nebraska. Free estimate with prices to be based on high grade materials and first class workmanship. Contact by phone or mail at the given address.
Wheat harvest is in full swing with most grain expected to be cut by Saturday night. Tornado Insurance noted at Diller State Bank. A.J. Floyd, piano tuner, leaves orders at Dr. Ellis residence. Miss Phylis Patton of Beatrice visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Patton. Found mud chains. owner may claim at the Record office for 25 cents. Mrs. Sarah Witty leaves Tuesday for Lincoln to visit her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Coleman.
Mrs. Mary Willems reports her store building blew down in Shea and will sell the good brick cheap. Mr and Mrs J A Kirkpatrick and their son, visiting with sister Mrs E J Catlett, returned to their homes at Iowa City. Cornbelt Lumber Co repainted the front of their office and lumber shed after cyclone repairs.
Yesterday prices for wheat and corn are incomplete with a dot before six in Wheat. Prices for corn range from 74 to 77 cents, oats 40 cents, cream 40 cents, eggs 24 cents, heavy hens 1 cent, springs 28 cents, roosters 1 cent. Nebraska saw extreme heat with readings from Broken Bow 101 to Culbertson 105 and Valentine 102 degrees.
The agriculture department accepts NBC invitation to air a midday program titled national farm and home hour on 31 stations starting July 8 from 1 30 to 2 15 p m EST. Secretary Hyde will inaugurate the service with an address. Farmers northwest of town report dogs killing livestock with several calves killed or crippled and stock chased on multiple farms.
A 4-H club news writing contest offers one reporter from Jefferson County a free trip to the 1930 Boys and Girls Club week at the College of Agriculture. Sponsored by Lew Shelley and Sons of Fairbury News, entries run from July 1 to September 15, 1929.
Mrs Willis Clark hosted an ice cream social for the Cedar class of the Congregational church at her Diller area home. The item blends local social notes with sweeping musings on highway progress, tourism, and a tongue in cheek plea for Americans to spend more time and money at home.
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