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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1919
Page
1
G. T. Mills advertises potatoes and pie plant for sale. G H New and throat Fairb Nebr. eat aa Q.3. Mayborn and family are touring western Nebraska in their auto.
The report notes a sequence of misfortune with continued dry spells after a brief shower Tuesday. It mentions insufficient moisture for crops and a local sale advertisement for a purebred Short horn bull yearling past at a farm 84 miles west of Diller. Foster of Quincy, Illinois, visited Witty and others.
Mr and Mrs W G Bell and Cyan of Bellingham Washington arrived Wednesday for a visit with Diller relatives and friends in Nebraska.
A brief social note records Mrs. A T Watson planning a visit to her sister. The event took place during a reception held on Wednesday evening.
One hundred white Leghorn cockerels offered for sale by Mrs Joline Folkerts of Dilley Nebraska at prices of one dollar and one dollar twenty five cents each.
Mrs Netti Gould visited Dr and Mrs Cleade Ellis then left Wednesday noon to visit relatives in Wymore before returning to her Naponee Nebraska home.
A stray note offers a reward for the return of unspecified items described as belonging to or connected with the office. The message requests owners to contact the local office with details to reclaim possessions.
A reception was held Tuesday evening at Diller City Pa to honor a soldier returning from overseas. Family members including a niece were present as the hometown salute marked the homecoming.
The Diller family expresses gratitude for the many friends and neighbors who offered support, condolences, and kind words during their time of loss.
At Freeman's fair a display features good refrigerators and oil stoves for sale. The ad highlights affordable prices and recognizably durable brands. Shoppers are invited to compare models and take home efficient appliances.
S. F. Clark and C. L. E. Blapaser attended a hog sale at Wilber on Wednesday.
Miss Grace Caylor of Crabwood is listed as guest at Mrs. Emma L. Fry’s residence property with consideration set at 1050 dollars.
Allen Colman Sr. returned Wednesday after visiting his son in law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Loren Hale in Colorado.
Nebraska Governor James P. McKelvie orders a special legislative session for July 28 to ratify the federal woman suffrage amendment. The move aims to secure Nebraska's ratification before the federal deadline.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis and their children left yesterday in their auto for Cherokee Iowa for a visit of ten days or two weeks with relatives.
A train was moved from Colorado Wyoming Iona and portions of Washington Oregon and Idaho due to severe drought conditions. Officials redirected freight to conserve water and ensure essential supplies reach arid regions.
Dr Claude Ellis states his office will be closed until his return from a trip to Iowa around August 1. The notice provides no alternative contact.
Mrs. C C LaVoe and her Pueblo Colorado family visit the Brandt relatives near Diller Nebraska and go Wednesday noon to spend a few days with Beatrice kin.
We thank neighbors and friends for kind assistance during our mother Mary Specht’s death and burial. Gratitude for the floral tributes and transportation provided by Katy Way and others. The Children.
Mrs EB Caldwell and her daughter Willie visited at Beat attended the soldier's event. They remained to visit with their old friend Mrs Sophia Mathias.
Diller hosts a July 16 1919 reception at the opera hall for returning soldiers sailors and Red Cross nurses with a banquet elm tree ceremony and an address by Hon. Merton L. Corey of Omaha. Music by Burnham and the DeWitt band followed by a free dance and lemonade for servicemen. Local reception praised as a warm homecoming.
S. C. Hutchison sold his business to the Partners Union Co operative store and retains the automobile business. The transfer is to be finalized in August.
Rev H A Teckhaug resigns as pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church here and accepts a pastorate at Wayne Nebraska. He plans to move to Wayne in early August.
Mr E B Doneson, uncle of Mrs J Smith Diller, and his daughter Mrs Guthrie with two children toured through Lincoln on a visitor's trip stopping here Wednesday during their journey from visiting relatives.
Roy Koenig Auto Co. advertises 1916 and two 1917 Ford models for sale at bargain prices. Miss Flora Waggoner traveled from Humboldt to attend the soldiers reception and planned to return on Saturday.
Mrs Jennie Mille returns to her Conneil Blouffe Iowa home after a five week visit at the residence of her father Esq D Ry Kelley. The note records a family return and travel details in a concise local manner.
A report from Omaha notes Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wrigley of Lincoln once of Diller, along with Earl Pearce and family, visited relatives before continuing to western Kansas and Colorado after a trip through Arkansas.
A fragmented note asks where a father can swap a baby’s shoes for a drink after bars close. The quirky query hints at a desire for a harmless treat like an ice cream cone rather than a serious plan.
Earl Zook from Beatrice where he works for Dampstern came Tuesday to visit his sister Mrs. Sam Thompson and family and attend the soldiers reception on Wednesday evening.
Our heartfelt gratitude goes out to all the kind friends and neighbors who assisted us during our great bereavement in the death and burial of our wife and relative. We especially thank you for the beautiful floral offerings from Peter Rosenbaum and relatives.
County Attorney Baldwin and Sheri found a still Tuesday evening near Frank Hatke place two miles north of Hanover. Four quarts of homemade liquor were secured and Langley was still at large in the hostile area. Both men faced charges of manufacturing and possessing intoxicating liquor.
In six months in office the new law enforcement duo Baldwin and Collina have accelerated efforts against bootleggers, with praise for their rapid, decisive action and a suggestion that strong cooperation with the sheriff yields tangible results for the county.
Sund regu ais survice. Ladies Aid Society will eat next Sunday at the Sabbath church. All who are invited to this service and meal at the church.
The Methodist assembly booklets from Lake Park feature noted lecturers and musicians and will be on the literature table next Sunday. They include pictures of speakers, admission prices, and an overview of assembly costs ahead of services in town. The Sunday schedule includes morning and evening services and preparations for the electoral conference in University Place on September 12.
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