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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1928
Page
5
A bank account is essential to business success. The text argues a bank that offers personalized, reliable service helps any person, from carrier to millionaire, become more successful by handling finances effectively.
Local notes mention M. W. A. meetings on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Other items reference a Beatrice hospital visit by Miss Mildred Tucker and various Beatrice and Fairbury businesses offering services and goods.
A seller lists 32x36 steel wagon wheels to fit 3x10 skein and offers them at a price to move. The note is signed by D V Fanders with a brief sale prompt.
Camera Jack advertises reduced finishing bill options with prints in any size and custom roles at 5 cents each. The ad targets Kodak specialist services in College View Nebraska.
Frank Tucker, an instructor in city schools, has come home from Denver due to his sister Miss Mildred Tucker's illness. Mildred is recovering from an appendicitis operation at Beatrice hospital.
The Hagenbeck-Wallace circus is engaged for the Nebraska State Fair opening Saturday September 1 and closing Friday September 7. The show will be staged in front of the grandstand without rent and without canvas, a unique arrangement for any state fair.
Orlo Geer returned Wednesday from Sabetpa Kansas. Honesty is stressed but not always victorious in the Farmers Service transportation update mentioning a car market on Tuesday.
Benford Bell traveled from Lincoln on Tuesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs Bud Bell at their home, sharing a family reunion moment.
Mrs J G Neely and her daughters Yleen and Rose Mary of Winside Nebraska are visiting this week with her brother Scott Miller and family.
Bragg B F Henrichs noted. Mr and Mrs Free Logan and baby joined Mr and Mrs Scott Miller for Sunday dinner. Clark Hudson, son of Geo and Mrs Hudson, injured foot from snag on a wire. John Hilder and Florence and Charles spent weekend with Will Weigel in Lincoln. Rudolph and Albert Hubka harvested 25 acres with a combine at 18 bushels per acre sold to Farmers Elevator at Diller for 1.12 dollars and protein test 10.77.
Theodore Senior came back Sunday from Idaho. He notes his mother Mrs. F Senior recovering well after a fall at John Senior’s home that fractured her hip and left her briefly in serious condition. She is living with son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs J D Fanders in Fairbury and hopes to return there soon.
Mr. W. H. Maddox and his two daughters from Falls City stopped in town on their way to Sterling Colorado where he runs an 1800 acre wheat ranch. He met his sister Mrs. John Carrico and her husband and praised the local crops comparing them favorably to those in Richardson County.
Leigh Nebraska owner William Diechmann brings Dazzier the world’s largest hog weighing 1390 pounds to be shown at Missouri fair first. A armored railcar will transport the hog as the show extends to Iowa Illinois and Kansas fairs in sequence. Nebraska will skip its fair due to clash with Illinois dates. Many Nebraskans visited Diechmann’s Leigh farm to view the mammoth pig.
The Mayborns attended a relative's wedding at Beat Rice last week. The Kings Herald of the M E S S met at Gretchen Fanders' home on Saturday July 7. After service and meeting, Lois led a mystery box discussion and small favors were given. Gretchen and family served refreshments with help from her mother and brother. The next meeting is planned with Joy Northup on Saturday August.
At a village meeting of the Board of Trustees held on May 19, 1928 the estimated expenses for the fiscal year beginning May 1, 1928 were set at 3000 dollars. Chas. E. Waggoner was named Clerk to charge the audit.
The village board approves the annual appropriation ordinance for Nebr for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1928 The measure levies eight mills on tangible property within the limits and allocates one and three fourths mills to water works The ordinance becomes effective upon adoption and publication
A courtroom statement argues that a driver's conduct cannot be excused by pedestrians not jumping out of the way. The text frames fault and duty in traffic incidents, implying responsibility lies with the driver regardless of pedestrian action.
Practical tips on household chores and cooking. Coffee to remove onion odor from breath. sweat wears stockings. chalk marks deter ants. vinegar in milk substitutes eggs in cake. use prepared cake flour for light, uniform results.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County I O J Mayborn cashier of the share names bank do solemnly swear the above statement. total assets 172 030 68 liabilities 201 668 12. Cashier O J Mayborn sworn before notary with commission expires March 5 1980.
Fragmentary notice lists Mrs V A Raymond Donna Jane and Richard among those returning from Lincoln relatives visit. Mentions Diller schuatin mother Carrie and Bonnie in context of a local sale or family reunion.
A barn on Louie Fasse’s farm 54 miles northwest of Diller near the school house was struck by lightning during a Saturday night storm and burned to the ground with two horses and two mules. Insurance through the Jefferson County Assessment Association fully covers the loss, in which Mr. Fasse serves as an officer.
The text discusses a home service offer to replace a worn floor with a new oak floor at a price deemed affordable. It invites reader input on room dimensions to calculate a quote and teases a witty editor comment about joke theft.
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