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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
1
The speaker emphasizes secure handling and reasonable terms for discounts and loan services. They claim the banking service offered is unmatched in the state, asserting top-tier reliability and fairness to customers.
W C Line is on the sick list. If the heat is excessive, avoid direct sun. A 74 pound daughter was born Wednesday July 11 to Mr and Mrs Coony Arntt Clara Sasee in a community report.
Despite heavy Saturday rain a large number of autos remained on the roads Sunday with the wet streets drying out as the precipitation tapered, leaving drivers to contend with slick surfaces and cautious travel.
Fire destroyed two sections of the Kin Rawlings ice house at Wymore early Monday morning. The loss is estimated at 50,000 dollars.
Mina Alice Line and her sister Mrs. Paul Beckwith began a drive to Mankato Kansas to visit their sister Mrs. Clarence Steffen and her family.
Misa Betty Lewin, visiting at her sister Mrs L H Siekmann's home, returns to Lincoln to visit her mother and attend the second semester at summer school. Heavy rain at Diller last Saturday caused wheat harvest delays and higher water in Indian Creek.
Special Saturday runs showcase rolls and angel food cakes at Subars Only. Robt L Propst of Lake Worth Florida visits with his niece Mrs Oliver Farrow and family, meets another niece Mrs Arner Bracken of Minneapolis. He once ran a mercantile business at Endicott in the early 1880s and dined with the editor and wife.
Miss Bernice Johnson of Lincoln is a house guest of Miss Eleanor Diehl. Miss Carrie Lynn of Lincoln visits her sister Mrs. Nancy Robertson on Saturday. John Lamb bought a flivver and plans a trip to Wisconsin to visit Mrs. W. G. Tinstman and family.
Mrs. R. W. Green and her daughter Norma Frances are visiting R. C. Colman and family of Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Paul Hooker and their baby from Council Bluffs visited here over Sa at the home of her father Allen Colman who returned home with them.
Paul Beckwith drove down from Omaha to visit the Line family Mrs. and Mr. W. C. Line, as they spend the summer months at their residence.
Dr. Eva Line visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Line and departed after a week to take a position in a Chicago men s medical home.
Sealed bids for exclusive right on the selections will be received until July 17. The committee reserves the right to reject any or all bids. W. E. Anderson serves as secretary.
A. H. Colman, president of Citizens State Bank of Diller and landowner in Jefferson county, arrived from Redbury on Tuesday. His brother in law Caborn and his wife are visiting Colman and his wife in the city.
Mrs Bud Bell has been under a doctor's care this week. Sam Thompson started up a new se nator last Saturday at Ben te bolts yielding 18 per acre. John Greider and Mrs Wood visited Wood River relatives on a motor trip and Will Eick delivered new wheat to the Farmer's elevator testing 62 pounds to the bushel. Rev Harrie led a Boy Scout outing at Fink's Wymore with ten to a dozen scouts.
The notice asserts that advertisers remain in business only if their products and services are trusted by the community. It hints at a trial of advertisers through continued patronage and reader confidence in the local market.
Joseph H Carmichael born July 6 1855 in Greene County Indiana died July 4 1828 at his home in Ma Oklahoma. He married cy Davison in 1875 and had eight children seven dee. His wife died in 1909 and he married Elma Powers of Os born Kansas. He was a Seventh Day Adventist and member of the Congregational Church. Funeral services were held with Rev Leach officiating.
A brief card of thanks from the Vester Garenichnel family. The message expresses gratitude to those who offered support and condolences during their time of bereavement.
A June 30 1928 letter from Sheldon Wisconsin writer Bill Tristman describes planes passing low over his farm on a warm day. He mentions the air route to Brule and summer travel, hopes for crops, and reading the Record newspaper. He notes the President's air mail planes near Billie County and ends with a cordial farewell.
A local agency outlines options for workers affected by the facility closure. Officials say placement assistance will be offered through career services, job fairs, and matching with open positions in the region.
The Republican committee of the Fourth Congressional District convened to discuss campaign strategy fundraising and coordination with state party leaders. Details remain sparse but the meeting focused on mobilization efforts ahead of upcoming elections and party unity across counties.
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