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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1922
Page
3
Listings include primary election on July 18, Diller Chautauqua July 29 to Aug 2, Gage County Fair Sept 25 to 29, and an ice cream social at the M E church. Local visits include J G Hilder and Elias Hadley in Beatrice. Corn belt Lumber Co renamed from Avery Lumber Co. and judge Culby urged for Supreme Court.
C. L. Westcott of Blue Hill Nebraska, seeking the state superintendent nomination, traveled via Diller yesterday on his way to Falls City to speak to a farmers organization in session there.
Vern Starr of Chattanooga Tennessee and Mr and Mrs J C Stucker of Kansas City arriving Wednesday for a vacation visit with their brother R F Starr and family Formerly of Diller Mr Starr holds a adv special ist post with Chattanooga Med Co and Mr Stucker a responsible job with Price Furniture Co in Kansas City
George Henrichs threshed his wheat Wednesday. Leonard Richardson also thrived, averaging over twenty bushels per acre. Sheriff Tippin posted primary election notices for July 18. Mrs Bergfelder left for Hawkeye to nurse a ill brother. John Sieboldig to Beatrice hospital for operation prep. Diller banks and shops closed July 4. Herman Lenz of Hawkeye visited Rev Bergfelder's family.
Adv. St or ry Lawrence Blauser travels from Hastings to visit relatives at Diller and Wymore during several days around the 4th while discussing economy candidates. Judge Colby praised for saving money with business like administration and urged for Supreme Judge nomination.
Mr Earl Mast and Standard Chautauqua System organized the 75 signer group in Diller for a five day Chautauqua starting Saturday July 29. Officers elected include President J W Fouts Vice President W A Snyder Sec Treas O J Mayborn along with several committees for advertising grounds ticket decorating and junior Chautauqua.
A notice from a Democratic candidate in Gage County Nebraska calls on Democrats to back strict law enforcement and attention to Al Mosher of Wymore as part of the sheriff election.
District Judge Leonard W Colby grants Agnes V Vanlaningham a divorce from Fred E Vanlaningham after cruelty charges. Agnes resumes her maiden name Agnes B Novotny with $1000 alimony and attorney fees. decree effective six months after June 30. Beatrice Express.
Morris Peterson and Wilma Rader slipped across into Kansas on June 11 for a quiet marriage. About 200 neighbors gathered at the store Wednesday to celebrate the nuptials. The couple received many gifts and Peterson served 10 gallons of ice cream. The Raders sold their mercantile business to Ray Wagner who will take over after invoicing.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis and their company Mrs Ira Miller and three children visited relatives south of Endicott on a Sunday. Heavy rain kept them over night and they returned home Monday morning.
A farmer criticizes urban workers for seeking cheaper produce while claiming the eight hour day is excessive. He notes his own longer workdays during the season and resents paying less than production costs for farm goods.
A dramatic exchange reveals a failed engagement as she boasts of marrying a better man and he presses why that didn’t happen. The terse dialogue captures a strained relationship and unresolved pride in a Boston Transcript feature.
A Texan brings a vacuum to an electrical dealer and seeks a refund, saying he thought he was buying a saxophone. The clerk asks if the vacuum isn’t working, and the man replies that it may work but the purchase was a mistake.
A major Kansas telephone company plans to enforce thrift by requiring every employee to save ten percent of their pay, with the option to maintain weekly affiliation with another firm. The move affects all ranks from top to bottom as a cost cutting measure.
A notary public dated June 6 1922 witnesses the attestation of a document by W C Linz director of YBORM with a seal and public sworn statement. The fragmentary text mentions a signer and a notarial seal.
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