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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 29, 1932
Page
5
A fragmented report mentions a local firm and increased inquiries as a sign of stronger value perception. The text hints at improved engagement and potential market interest in the company’s offerings.
Farmers start fall plowing as the annual Diller picnic is canceled this year. Adam Gretzinger visits from Steele City on Tuesday. Billy Tincher from Plattsmouth stays with grandparents H A Bell. Mrs. Henry Frisbie of Lincoln returns home for her mother’s serious illness. Cavett couple drive to Geneva to visit Dr. Joseph Bixby and family.
Wholesale has dominated the major market segment this season as buyers and merchants report strong patronage across the board. The report highlights growing demand and sustained prices throughout the wholesale sector.
The Blue Valley Poultry Co promotes diversified farming by offering a nearby outlet for poultry eggs and cream. A service man visits farmers, provides market quotations, and ensures courteous, no obligation transactions under manager F. A. Rydholm who is credited for guiding the firm’s success.
Fragmentary text notes names Jaudette Colbert Strickley, Erwin, Jaza Pitts, and a reference to a terror theme and dishonor. No additional context or outcomes available from readable lines.
A fragmentary newspaper sale item notes August discounts with items priced around 89 50 and 77 50 for personal use. The text is partial and lacks full details or complete product names.
A playful observation notes that multitasking dinner with crossword solving is impractical. It contrasts focus on nourishment with puzzle activity, suggesting the two tasks compete for attention.
An old advertisement from Moon and Son in Fairbury Nebraska promotes quality monuments at seasonable prices dating from 1886. The snippet includes proverbs about prosperity for farmers and a joke about choosing a bride, along with a note about Mrs. E. M. Aiken and her daughter visiting Rex nee’s home and returning home.
Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop advertises a new grade plan for shoe repairs with a wide range of materials. Shoes repaired at low prices with women and men pairs from 35 cents and heels from 15 to 50 cents, promising price parity with customers.
The religious issue may not dominate the presidential race though a third party could resurface it. Hoover was named at Chicago by a Catholic, and the new Democratic committee chairman is also Catholic.
Market ad from Diller Farmers Grain Co offers top prices for fat hogs. I. R. Andrews, manager, invites farmers to bring hogs and get bids promptly, selling at home.
The note says demand for extracts and bottles led Hurst to reopen orders. Contact Hurst at phone 142.03 to place requests for bottles and extracts.
Robert L Propst and his niece Mrs Ita Farrow family returned Sunday from a Kansas tour traveling from Chester Nebraska south to Elf orth Kew He reports the trip a failure with some fields not producing fodder and notes towns along the route as they passed through toward Lincoln indicating widespread disappointment
Mrs Perry Weaver is listed on the sick list this week. For sale a nearly new McCormick Corn Binder G L Richardson also wool comforter batt 250 each. Mr and Mrs Sam Woods Beatrice visited H H Beckwith. Lila Belding stepped on wood sliver requiring surgical removal yesterday.
The bonus legionaires come home wiser and poorer after saving France and meeting Washington, having stories to tell despite lacking work.
Miss Myr Harris, daughter of Mr and Mrs Emmit Harris, was severely injured in a car crash near Auburn on May 7. She was treated at the University Hospital in Omaha and later returned home near Diller. Her injuries include a crushed vertebra and broken jaws. she is in a cast and improving.
Read like a local reminiscence a couple marks their silver anniversary 25 years after a 1925 Portland ceremony. Lyle Barton and Leon DeWayne Calkins wed with cake under a silver bell, guests served fried chicken and ice cream, and plans to reunite in a future golden anniversary.
Mr and Mrs D Hockingsmith of Stansberry Missouri visited the H A Bell home. They are the parents of Mrs Max Bell.
Mrs. Fred Deitrich, who had been visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Carico for three weeks, returned home to Falls City.
Mrs Wather, once at Odell hospital with a broken hip, was transported in a Waggoner Bros ambulance to her home near Hollenberg.
Mr Mervin Anderson of Odell left Saturday for Kansas City after his wife who had visited there for one week. He was joined by his brother Archie and wife of Steele City with his sister in law Miss Wilhelmina Behrends of Diller returning Sunday evening.
St Pauls Lutheran announces Sunday school at 9 30, 10 16, with basket dinner at noon and an additional program at 2 PM on Sunday July 31. Everyone is welcome to attend this church event.
A travel note describes a monumental statue project featuring figures of Washington Jefferson Lincoln and Roosevelt, 468 feet tall with 60 foot heads. It details construction methods, progress, and a government-matching donations program, plus a planned rock amphitheater and inscriptions near Iron Mountain in the Black Hills region.
The writer recalls Rapid City visits to a tourist camp near the school of mines and a parade of sites including Deadwood graves of Calamity Jane and Wild Bill Hickok. They describe Lead mining, Bad Lands scenery, and a family road trip along the Custer Battlefield Highway ending back home after June 27.
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