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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1929
Page
3
Community news from Diller Nebraska includes club meetings, market prices, and local happenings. Notes report rail shipments, weather, hospital visits, small business updates, and social events across the region with mentions of Fairbury Beatrice and Steele City.
Mrs Mary Willem wants to sell goods from a fallen store building in Shea. The note mentions Omaha stockyards since 1884 with vast cattle flow and sixteen meat packing houses. Also advertises a shoe shop offering cemented soles and a shoe parlor near Bonham theatre.
An advertisement invites homeowners to consider painting for houses and other buildings with free estimates. It promises accurate pricing based on high grade materials and first class workmanship and provides contact details for Rolf Beckman in Diller Nebraska.
Notice invites sealed bids for exclusive concessions at the Diller picnic August 14 and 15, due by July 15 at 7 p m. Items include hamburger and general stands drinks ice cream and other stands. The Rock Creek Methodist church plans reconstruction with temporary use basement excavated and walled. The board of trustees approves. Bernard Behrends 16 injured when horse bolted after a dog startled it. He broke his right arm. no blame to J Smith Diller. The boy is recovering after treatment.
Mrs. Elmer Fredericks along with daughter Dorothy and son Elmer Jr visited here last week with their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs FE L Loock. The family formerly lived in Wymore and now reside in Beloit Wisconsin.
The Village of Diller Nebraska grants Beatrice Power Company a five year contract to furnish electric current for street lighting and supplies for thirty three lights including thirty five-hundred hour service at specified monthly rates. The company may install maintain and operate lighting on streets alleys and public grounds and supply electricity to residents and businesses with a guaranteed five year term and conditions for extensions and interruptions.
Bank cashier J Smith Dilter swears the financial report to the Nebraska Department of Trade and Commerce is a true copy. The document lists assets including loans and discounts, overdrafts, bonds, cash in banks, and other resources. It includes deposits, capital stock, surplus, profits, and witnessed by directors with official seals and dates in July 1929.
Mayborn as cashier swears the report to the Department of Trade and Commerce is a true copy. The statement lists assets such as reserve in US bonds and cash resources and liabilities including deposits and undivided profits. Notary Frank T. Uraker attests on July 1929 with commission expiring March 10.
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