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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1922
Page
3
Primary election set for July 18 and Diller Chauteau August 29 to August 2, with Gage County Fair slated September 25 to 29. Moisture shortages injure crops while corn plowing proceeds. Tanlac pitched by Shatt's Drug Store with optimistic claims. U.S. Army advertises 106,500 currycombs for sale amid lighthearted note.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Madden, with daughter Mrs. Ida Wood and Mrs. Ruth Bowers, motored to Beatrice Tuesday in the former’s car.
Dana Bugbee of near Willer purchased the Wagner farm NEI 16-2-8 in Rock Creek precinct at a referee's sale on Wednesday for 18000 dollars.
Mrs. John Kuper and her son drove to Beatrice Saturday and brought home their daughter and sister Frieda Kuper for a short visit.
Mrs. Will Schultz and her daughter Elizabeth returned to Humboldt Nebraska last Friday after a week visiting her relatives Mr. and Mrs. Wm Freitag.
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Mr and Mrs John Boettcher former Diller residents now near Wymore traveled Monday to see their relative Mrs Avery Holloway who was taken seriously in Sunday incident at a local location.
Mr. Roy Riley Mrs. Riley and Mr. Arthur Denney visited Diller yesterday to conduct business connected with the referee sale of Waggoner land in Rock Creek precinct. Mrs. Riley stayed with Diller friends during the trip.
Funeral services were held Monday for the infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bergmer near Diller after a brief illness. The Rev. J. J. Timken of St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Beatrice conducted the service. Burial followed in Diller Cemetery.
A garage man tells a careless motorist there are only so many miles in a car. You can string them out or burn them up. He likens the idea to people with their health, saying you are not wearing out the car but burning it up.
For sale a 1916 Ford Touring car described as in fine shape with new paint and top. Offered by Diller Auto Co contact via phone 40. Dustoffers note Tanlac praised by customers and Shutt's Drug Store endorses it. Rev and Mrs W F Clark returned from a Near East Relief Beatrice chapter DAR meeting.
Forty six years ago there was one telephone owned by Professor Bell. Last year 19,000,000,000 telephone conversations were recorded worldwide.
Mrs Will Green, Mrs Lucile Holloway of Odell, Mrs Holie, and Mrs Ab Bristol traveled to Beat Rice Wednesday morning to be with Mrs Avery Holloway during her operation.
Mrs Max Habicht from Wessington Springs South Dakota visited Lincoln last week with her mother in law Mrs Marie Habicht and accompanied by Mr and Mrs E F Habicht before returning home on Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Claude Dunn traveled to town on Wednesday to visit friends. Mrs Dunn, recently ill, greeted friends and showed signs of steady improvement and a return to health.
The Equity shipped another car load of hogs Tuesday. The annual school meeting in Dist. 74 Monday evening was well attended with about thirty five of forty voters present. S. F. Stull was elected Director for a three year term. E. F. Oaks resigned as treasurer leaving his position to be filled by appointment. Plans are under way for the street fair and carnival Friday evening.
Mrs Franz Mudrow returned from Edgar with son James Mudrow joining for the summer. Harbine beat Reynolds 11 to 9 in a Sunday game. Cleve Camp operated on for appendicitis and recovering well. Mrs Cornelia Lottman and Gertrude Mudrow shopped Beatrice. Roy Abernathy of Illinois visited town. Will Arnold and family from Kansas City visited relatives. Bertha and Anna Arnold went to Lincoln to enter the university. Mr and Mrs Scott Miller and Scott Jr visited with Cornelia Lottmanhousehold.
The Loafer, a nuisance on our streets for years, blocks every improvement and finds fault with all. He will be missed when he quits walking about to save funeral expenses, like Boll.
A farmer and wife describe buying a forty acre farm seventeen years ago, adding 160 acres, and living a steady, self sufficient life. They detail a weekly pay day from garden, poultry, cattle, hogs, and fruit, with a safe mortgage and modern comforts toward a comfortable home.
A rural home can feel discouraging to youths if it appears dingy and neglected. Fresh wallpaper, painted woodwork, and a cared for interior create a cheerful backdrop that makes country life seem hopeful and increases the chances young people stay in their hometown.
Mud geysers near El Centro in Salt Sea region spouted mud smoke and steam to about 200 feet. The eruption lasted about 20 minutes and occurred without warning, witnessed by several observers.
Edith Greenlaw a four year old from Windham Maine is praised as a child prodigy known for speaking French Spanish and English and for naming states cities and towns in Maine She began walking at seven months and often corrects others grammar in her presence.
A ticket agent promotes planning trips with family, urging readers to decide dates and let them arrange reservations. It promises Colorado inclusion without added rail costs and invites inquiries.
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