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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 02, 1923

Page

3

Local Notes On Movements And Visits In Town

Harry Weddle unloaded a car load of hay Monday. Elias Hadley moved onto the Frisbie place adjoining town on the northwest. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Hughes of Geneva Nebr are visiting his parents. Mrs Earl Atkinson and son Ross left to join husband in Philadelphia. The paper urges subscriptions.

Harry Weddle Elias Hadley Frisbie Place Lloyd Hughes Geneva, Nebr J. L. Hughes C. A. Davidson Hemingford Nebr California

Students spend Sunday at parents' homes in Diller

Carrol Diller Lloyd Callander and Arnold Fouts students in the state university spent Sunday at the homes of their parents in Diller.

Carrol Diller Lloyd Callander Arnold Fouts The State University Diller

Horace Zoellen Returns to Chicago from Farm Visit

Horace Zoellen, after spending two or three days tending farm interests west of town and visiting relatives, returned Tuesday to his home in Chicago.

Horace Zoellen Chicago

Starr Heads for Colorado with Wife and Sister

R. F. Starr departed Wednesday for Colorado driving his car. His wife accompanied him to Superior where she will visit her sister until his return.

R. F. Starr Colorado Superior

Remleys Head West To Break Farm Land Near Towner

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Remley and their son Harry left yesterday in their car for Towner Colorado to break land and make improvements on their farms near that place.

Peter Remley Harry Towner Colo

Power outage drags on after Hanover plant fail report

The electric lights were out Sunday evening and as of Thursday noon had not returned. A breakdown at Hanover power plant is blamed. Restoration is expected soon. A note on sleep aids cites fresh lettuce juice and stewed onions as sedatives and chill remedies. Dr Wiers Green and Sparks of the Loyal Legion traveled to Fairbury to file a state fund relief claim for George Ball, a local World War I veteran in Beat rice hospital.

Hanover S. B. Wiers R. W. Green Clifford Sparks The Loyal Legion Fairbury State Fund George Ball Beatrice Hospital

D. W. Van Horne Returns to Burlington Post

Burling station agent D. W. Van Horne, who served twenty six years, came back from a California winter and will likely work a final year to earn a substantial pension before retiring to California. He previously served at Diller and is remembered as a capable agent.

Syracuse Nebr D. W. van Horne Burlington Railway California van Horne Birlington Diller

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Claim

An old advertisement asserts Hall's Catarrh Medicine cures catarrh and deafness through a internal medicine tonic. It claims 40 years of sale and promotes F J. Hall Co. of Toledo Ohio as the supplier.

Hall Toledo

Peters Family Moves Across Street to Hadley Property

Herman Peters and his family relocate across the street into Elias Hadley’s property. W. J. Frisbie moved Wednesday to Fairbury for work at the Rock Island shops. Mr and Mrs C. E. Piveral of Hebron visited Diller relatives Sunday by car.

Herman Peters Elias Hadley W.J. Frisbie Fairbury Rock Island C. E. Piveral Hebron Diller

H E Green Raises Frame of New Home West of Presbyterian Church

H E Green raised the frame of their new home west of the Presbyterian church Monday and it is nearly ready for the roof. Mrs Carrie M Wrigley who had visited here since Sunday with her friend Mrs Clara Myers returned Tuesday to her home in Lincoln.

H. E. Green Presbyterian Church Carrie M. Wrigley Clara Myers Lincoln A. L. Tristman

Dora Peters Returns to Kingman County Home

Miss Dora Peters visited with her uncle Herman Peters and family and returned Sunday to her home in Kingman County Kansas.

Dora Peters Herman Peters Kingman County Kan

Brasel Leaves for Fairbury Carpentry Work

Oscar Brasel accompanied by his sister Mrs. T H Waggoner and her husband visited recently and departed Tuesday to Fairbury to take up carpenter work.

Oscar Brasel T. H. Waggoner Fairbury

Local Worker Undergoes Hip Surgery After Burlington Shops Injury

George Ball was taken to a Beat tice hospital Wednesday for an operation. Nearly a quart of pass was removed from one hip following an injury received while working in the Burlington shops at Wymore.

George Ball Beattice Burlington Wymore

Diekman brothers to ship wheat to Konorado area

Herman and Martin Diekman load a car at Ellis and plan Monday shipment to Konorado Kansas near their large wheat crop. Will Zeibig joins at Fairbury, loading a car at Steele City to move toward the same region.

Herman Martin Diekman Ellis Konorado Kan Fairbury Will Zeibig Steele City

Rich men can be honest despite wealth myths

Some people assume a man with money is a crook for smartly saving. The text argues many rich men are as honest and honorable as the poor, warning against bias based on wealth.

Cleaning Kitchen Utensils with Whiting

A household tip explains that whiting forms the base of cleaning pastes and powders and saves money when bought by the pound. It softens with water to clean metals and glass, with stronger mixtures for silver nickel brass and copper.

Do You Believe in Signs?

A series of superstitions about daily events and household hints outlines how chimney cracks, smelling smoke, papered flues, shadows, wind, gas, and Friday the 13th supposedly predict bad luck or major changes.

Diller Notes Report Local Events And Loss

Dede Fanders felled by flu since Tuesday while Henrichs Bro hog sale draws a large crowd in Fanders and Robertson's garage. Lincoln visit reveals death of Miss Marjorie Cully Miles, with services in Wynka cemetery. Supt Linch to retire, Linch to farm near Alvey. N C S A club hosted by Mrs Cully with verse readings and garden planning game won by Mrs Viers.

Henrichs Bro Hampshire Fanders & Robertson N.C. S.A. Club Cloyd Cully Hartzel Viers Scott Miller

Harbine News Items

Harbine notes report Harvey Jansen two years old son of Mr and Mrs Henry Jansen died of pneumonia and was buried Monday from the Lutheran church interment in the Lutheran cemetery Pat Murray left for Ashland Nebraska for summer work Jerry Dyer of Lincoln visited Harbine friends Mrs J R Carpenter and son Henry of Sabetha Kansas came for a visit Jesse Camp operated on for appendicitis Mr and Mrs D E Thomas moved to a farm near Beatrice Frank Murray moved to the Thomas farm Mr and Mrs Dick Willems and children visited Lottman family Will Jansen sick with flu and pneumonia is improving

D. E. Thomas Beatrice Frank Murray Thomas Dick Willems

GIVES UP BABY IN OMAHA CAMPAIGN PLANS

A grieving mother walked 16 blocks to the Nebraska Children's Home Society in Omaha to surrender her infant saying she loves the child but cannot provide a proper home after her husband’s death. R B Ralls reports aid for the mother and child while a new receiving home is funded with a campaign goal of 40 000 in the county to launch March 15.

Omaha Nebraska Children's Home Society R. B. Ralls Society Mr. Ralls

Society faces loss of activities without new home

Dr. Max Wmmert, chairman of the committee, warns the present receiving home is inadequate. Unless a new home is constructed, some activities of the society will have to be curtailed, describing the situation as a real tragedy.

Max Wmmert

Woodcutter Oliver Mead Killed by Falling Tree

Oliver Mead, 30, a Ridgefield woodcutter, was found dead after a tree branch struck him as he felled the tree. He failed to return home prompting a search. The branch descended and broke his neck.

Ridgefield Conn Oliver Mead

Tuberculosis Relief Calls Grow in Germany

Tuberculosis has made heavy inroads on Germany’s population prompting repeated cries for more aid from official and unofficial relief agencies. Recently funds were demanded for the state insurance department which ministers to the tubercular.

Germany Berlin State Insurance Department

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank General Banking Robine A Burling Dede Fanders Woman's Club Lanham J.C. Herwig Humboldt Floyd W. Miles Marjorie Cully Ada Paine-Cully University Place Lincoln Hospital Wynka Cemetery Linch Alveyin Cass County Harbine A Hospe CO Douglas Street Omaha, Nebraska Jacob Rutz Poland Adams China Nebraska Iowa Missouri Pickett Spot Giant Ernest Krause Chas. Faylor Gage County G. A. Wiebe & Son Ben E. Ridgley Tecumseh
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