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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1928
Page
3
Community group meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. For barrel delivery of oil or gas contact Diller Filling Station. Eyes examined by Dr. Adams, successor to Dr. Garland, at 1113 North Sixth Street in Beatrice.
F. A Moon and Son advertise quality monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska. Established 1886 they list fly nets and corsets? no nets. Leather net prices 8.50 to 9.00 cord nets 5.50 to 7.00. They promise modern shoe repair and shining parlor north of Bonham Theatre and invite reader to have work done.
A set of 32 by 36 steel wagon wheels offered for sale fitting 33 by 10 skein. Priced to sell by D V Fanders.
A summer scene features a boarder asking why trees bend so far. The farmer explains the trees are laden with green apples and thus bend from the weight.
Kodak users cut finishing bill in half with 5c per roll developed and 3c per print. Ad dress Camera Jack Kodak Specialist College View Nebraska.
The 1928 Thayer County Fair will be held in Deshler on August 21 22 28 and 24. Premium lists are being distributed and may be obtained by writing secretary E J Mitchell Deshler Nebraska.
A pithy line ponders how small vice can tilt the best into the worst when it overtakes the self, as speaker Lil muses on inner struggle and consequence.
Folly Franzen moves from DeRidder Louisiana to Pueblo Colorado. Mrs C L DeWalt and Miss Irene Pike of fantas poe visit the W V Angell home this week.
Mrs Onka Franzen of Steele City leaves for a several week visit to her old home in Fort Wayne Indiana.
To keep peppers whole during baking, place them in buttered muffin tins. When ready to serve, lift them out with the side of two large spoons for clean removal.
W. F. Myers and family from Havelock spent the Fourth of July with their relatives, Mr. and Mrs. Sparks and Mrs. Clara Bivens, and their parents.
Archie Trout trains a company of young performers for his play Wreakage and aims to stage it in fine form once the harvest rush ends.
The Lindbergh Air Mail stamp debuted May 26 in Washington priced at 61 cents per two sheets of three stamps. The public shows strong interest with eager buyers expected, while a dramatic medical scene underscores the era’s bold announcements.
Prof Myron B. Swenk told the Kiwanis club in Lincoln that Nebraska, though landlocked, has about 430 bird species, ranking third in the nation behind California and Texas. He noted the economic value of birds in insect control and urged conservation to preserve breeding habitats and halt vanishing species.
Otto Wenz returned home Sunday to harvest his wheat after working at Oakland in February.
Herman Peters C E Wager E E McCune and Wind attended the M W A encampment at Lincoln last week. The remark notes a change in liquor access, saying one no longer must see a doctor before obtaining liquor and now must consult a doctor afterward.
Announcement received here states the marriage of Earl W. Snyder to Josephine Davis occurred in Alliance Nebraska on June 21.
Premium lists are distributed by S C Hutchinson one of the fair directors for the Jefferson county fair to be held at Fairbury Tuesday Wednesday and Thursday Aug 28 29 30.
Loved ones in the neighborhood recall John Braash who recently lived in this vicinity. He suffered a stroke early this week and remains bed-bound during harvest time.
The article argues that wild geese, when raised in captivity, should freely select mates. It notes their lifelong pair bonds, family loyalty, and collective behavior when displacing families. Geese choose nesting sites carefully, return to former homes, and live 50 years or more with better breeding later in life.
Mrs. Hinds wife of banker Charles Hinds of Odell died in Beatrice hospital after an all night auto crash north of Odell. Her car rolled five times due to a tire blowout injuring her back skull and internal organs. Florence Hinds, her daughter, received minor cuts. C B Baggoner and Waggoner aided at the scene. Mrs. Hinds was sister toPid Purdy Cincinnati Reds fielder.
Tom Boggs age 77 once ill at his Odell home has been moved to his nephew Harry Boggs residence after a week in Beatrice hospital. Census figures show Nebraska population as native born at 98.7 percent with 13 242 Negroes 2 888 Indians 189 Chinese 804 Japanese and 30 Hindus Syrians and others. The Indian population declines while Negro numbers rise.
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