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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
1
The article urges establishing a banking link to manage income and expenses systematically as the first step toward financial independence. It emphasizes practical steps for creating a steady financial foundation.
Reports include two births on July 1 with weights eleven pounds and eighty one pounds to families Sense Henrichs and Ken Henrichs, Carl Franzen visiting Steele City, and the A Co Lumber Co of Diller. Notices invite ice cream on church lawn, county politics favoring Judge Colby for Supreme Judge, and family visits. One infant died near Diller and a soldier wounded in the Battle of the 4th at Diller recovered.
To friends and neighbors who shared our grief for Lance Denis Duc Armout we express heartfelt gratitude and sincere appreciation for their kindness. Mr. and Mrs. Francis Wallace.
A district agency for Standard Oil announces prompt delivery of gasoline kerosene and lubricating oil using a truck and tank. Call No 4 for service with options for large or small orders.
No rural mail delivery Tuesday due to a legal holiday. Methodist ladies offer homemade ice cream after church tonight. Arthur J. Floyd to service pianos in Diller. orders at Dr Ellis residence. Judge Colby praised for Supreme bench bid. A ten pound boy born June 30 to Mr and Mrs Clarence Renz near Diller. Fairbury and Diller chautauqua dates align, with Fairbury starting two days earlier and both closing the same day.
Mrs Nancy Robterson and Mrs L Greenwood joined Revs C G F and Iva M Innis at a DeWitt Bible Conference session on Wednesday. Mrs Ruby Anderson of Habicht’s store heads to Colorado for vacation with Miss Mary Richardson visiting Denver Estes Park. Rev and Mrs W F Clark of Diller and daughter Martha were in Beatrice Monday as Martha, a Columbia University graduate, prepares to return to New York to teach on the faculty.
Mrs. R. Warthen and Mr and Mrs T A Benjamin with children and Mr and Mrs C C Warthen of Hubbell visited their daughter Mrs H C Stotts and family. Heavy weekend rains prompted some to return on No 16 Sunday evening.
A large number of Diller people celebrated the Fourth of July away from home with many traveling to Wymore and some to Beatrice. The listing includes Ed Wolken and family Charley Barber and family Herb Barber and wife E S Diller and children Earl Snyder Paul Stull Walt Murray Carl Sandman G C Blauser W B Bull Elma Limprecht and children Will Amos family Plager Frank Grabber Oscar Amos Fern Raymond Dean Barber Gretder and others.
A large, friendly crowd attended Diller’s first Community Sale Event Saturday after rain. The three week sale showcased stock and poultry from local farms, with exhibits including a Holstein cow, purebred hogs, White Rocks, Rhode Island Reds, and a winning rooster. Local merchants and the trade extension committee organized the event, distributing ownership among key participants and highlighting strong townwide business support and advertising value.
Librarian’s report covers circulation by category including adult fiction and non fiction juveniles and fines totals. It lists new donations and overall library holdings totaling 482 books and 168 borrowers with circulation figures and finances for memberships dues and fines.
Dr G H Newton of Fairbury Nebraska specializes in eye ear nose and throat care offering clinical services and consultations to regional patients.
An advertisement for A. D. Ackerman of Fairbury Nebraska promotes specialized optometry services. The notice targets employees and offers expertise in vision correction and eye exams.
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