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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1925
Page
3
The verse recalls a man with a car and costly mechanical woes. It notes J. A. Pickard will install a gasoline filling station and jokes about air travel and dodging pedestrians. A Plymouth versus Diller baseball game ended 3 to 1 with the visitors prevailing.
Mrs. H. Lenz and her daughter Miss Agnes of Hawkeye Iowa are visiting the home of Rev. and Mrs. Bergfelder.
Mrs. C. E. Caldwell and her son Will travel from Garden City Kansas to spend the week with their son and brother Lawrence Caldwell at his home.
J G Packer of Wood River departed Tuesday to visit his brother and family near Belleville after a few days with relatives and friends in the area.
It was a busy Saturday night with a large turnout of vehicles and people filling town streets and venues. The bustling scene highlighted a rare level of automotive and pedestrian presence across the town.
City officials aimed to link new wells to the water system by Saturday night but the project was stalled due to the late arrival of a gate valve delayed in shipping.
Miss Alice Specht, after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Geo Specht in University Place, returned last week to Wesleyan University to attend summer school.
The writer, Robert M'Reynolds of Newburgh Indiana, recalls childhood roots deep in memory. He speaks of love and affection returning home despite distance and time, and of becoming a memory himself as others have.
Miss Flora Waggoner returns from Lincoln visit to her sister’s home. Mrs. Harry Gregory plans teaching and attends summer school at Peru.
Miss Mildred Tucker contracted to teach in Prairie College School District 152 for the coming school year. Flora Warthen returned Saturday from Washington Kansas where she visited at her brother C E Warthen's home.
Mr and Mrs Geo Henrichs and children except Loyal are visiting relatives in Bellevue Iowa while Loyal stays home to run the ranch.
Mr and Mrs F L Spear and daughter Betty Mrs A U H Colman and Mise Fredrichs all of Fairbury attended the Diller hautauqua Sunday evening in Diller Nebraska communities.
Mrs. Carrie Wrigley has moved from Lincoln to Diller and will occupy the former T. P. Price residence.
Judge Proudfit granted Sarah Anna Tonnemaker a divorce from H S Tonnemaker. Alimony of 1500 dollars was awarded, to be paid at 25 dollars per month, with attorney's fees covered. The action was reported by Beat Rice.
Sylvester Wells aged 65 longtime Endicott resident and brother of F Wells died Monday at a daughter’s home in Lincoln. Burial followed at Steele City cemetery.
Miss Lavina Hood, a stenographer with the Queen City Incubator Co. in Lincoln, returned home last Friday after visiting her father Charley Hood and sister Mildred, who drove her back to Lincoln in their car.
Glee Riddle suffered severe injuries when a radius rod failed under the front of his Ford on a highway near Endicott. The car tipped and rolled. Mrs Riddle and the infant in her arms were not scratched.
Audry Diller, a recent graduate of the College of Arts and Science at the State University in Lincoln, left yesterday for Chicago to work this summer. He was visiting at his parents’ home, Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Diller, and travels with Mrs. Nea Diller returning to Chicago.
Shea items reported attendance at a pair banquet in Steele City and Levering. Local visits span Blue Springs Fairbury Endicott and Burlington to Colorado. Diller hosts a busy Saturday night with 200 autos and shouts for residents to advertise to boost business despite hard times.
Fifty years ago the Burlington railroad offered free seed grain to Nebraska farmers. Now the state has zero bonded debt, over 12 million dollars in permanent school funds, and an 8 million dollar capital project funded as it progresses. Egg production and overall agricultural output now exceed rival national resources, leading to a total annual farm and livestock value around 500 million dollars.
This seasonal guidance advises marketing poultry and eggs with sound judgment. It stresses selling infertile eggs and culls, selling boilers at market weight, selecting breeding cockerels early, and culling hens as they decline production to maximize profit.
Miss Alice Line returned from Stephens College in Columbia Missouri where she earned an Associate in Arts after completing a two year junior college program. The college is praised alongside eastern women’s colleges and called the Vasar of the West. Miss Mary E Wooley of Mount Holyoke delivered the address on Whither.
Maryetta hotel patrons travel long distances to consult Dr Doran chief medical laboratory specialist. He visits cities on trip offering free consultations and treats a wide range of ailments without surgery. Married women must be accompanied by husbands and address is 335-336 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.
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