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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1926
Page
5
Community booster call encourages residents to promote local growth and support. Notes practical items like a 1 cent postal card and a 2 cent own-card rate contrast, mentions local slews of names and places including Beatrice and Fairbury Nebraska, and a rain-delayed Diller beat Rice game.
Jefferson County Fair at Fairbury grounds September 21 to 24 offers expanded prizes for pig and corn clubs and cash and goods from local towns. Board members include Ed Jones and F E Deffer. fireworks, a Sin Neb clown, fiddler Mick Cruse, team pulling, contortionists, animal acts, baseball, and school programs fill the lineup.
Ernest Sasse invests in a Ford touring car. The Farmers Grain Co sent two car loads of hogs to St. Joe market Tuesday. Charley Barber drove one car load of hogs and two of cattle to the St. Joe market Tuesday. Rev W S McCallister and wife visited relatives near Hollenberg Kansas Tuesday night. Flag day observed in Diller with double rows of flags along Commercial Avenue. Old Glory looks good anywhere. M W A meets on 2nd and 4th Thursday each eoenth. F A Moon Son advertise monuments in Fairbury Nebraska Est 1886.
The state pure foods bureau announces it is unlawful to sell bad eggs and cautions producers to handle the crop carefully with warmer weather now upon them.
Beatrice Nebraska physician Dr S A Casady offers diagnosis and treatment using the Electronic Reaction of Abramne for chronic diseases and nonsurgical cancer therapies. A nurse is in attendance at Office 410 Court St with phone 209.
Two carloads of hogs were shipped from Shea by Lew Barber on Sunday and by August Roelf, Garret Roelf, and Howard Prather on Tuesday. A light rain and wind caused minor damage to young chickens. Walter Roelf sold his crop and stock and moved to Fairbury. Baby girl born to Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson on June 10. Celestine Riddle visiting Shea neighbors and relatives.
A. L. Mudrow pleaded guilty in county court to intoxication and possession of liquor. He was fined 10 dollars for intoxication and 100 dollars for liquor possession, which he paid. He and a companion were en route to Beatrice after picking up another person who had home brew. They bumped a car on the road west of Beatrice, prompting police notice. No evidence showed Mudrow engaged in making or selling liquor. Beatrice, Nebraska.
The printers and publishers say government contracts with agricultural groups to supply products at low prices would mirror their own struggle with state printing bids. Small printers cannot compete with government preferences when printing return addresses on stamped envelopes.
Peter J. Jobman born January 6 1862 in Golden Illinois baptized Lutheran. He moved with family to Nebraska in 1875 and married Anna Harrs on March 7 1886. Survived by widow eight children two brothers one sister and sixteen grandchildren. died June 10 at age 64 with progressive Muscles Atrophy.
The report outlines financial standing with balances from county and state funds, normal training and high school funds, and miscellaneous receipts. It shows warrants issued in 1924-25 and 1925-26 with interest and unpaid warrants outstanding as of June 14 1928, totaling liabilities and balances for the district.
Warrant details show school year 1925 26 with direct tax vote for 1926 27 totaling 810 500 dollars. Estimated receipts from other sources amount to 4 600 dollars. Additional figures include 14 992 05 dollars and references to C Hutchinson and auditing committee.
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