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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Mar 07, 1924

Page

3

Local items and notices from the county ad pages

Community updates include MWA meetings scheduled for the second and fourth Thursdays, farm store manager change at Farmers Union, public sale announcements in Beatrice and Diller, and marriage license applications posted in Fairbury. Names appear for Dick Fanders, R Steffen, John Gretzinger, Mrs. Harry Gregory, Mrs. John Hilder, E J Schenk, Mahlon Wolken, Emma Albers.

Fairbury Peter Gill Sarah J. Hughes Mahlon J. Wolken Emma A. Albers Diller

Circuit Manager Arranges Diller Chautauqua Date

Geo Lemon of Lincoln arranged a date for the Standard Chautauqua to be held at Diller this summer. The event is planned for June, earlier than usual.

Geo. Lemon Lincoln Diller

Mrs Bolender Visits from Blue Springs with Ellis Family

Mrs W Bolender and her young son visit Blue Springs relatives, staying Friday evening to Sunday noon. Bolender formerly lived here and married at the Ellis home about eighteen years ago.

W. Bolender Blue Springs Claude Ellis Bolender Ellis

Village notes and court news in Diller district items

Ben Roelfs moves into town property while street work continues. C N Hinds of Odell files for divorce in Beatrice court, seeking custody of minor child. Princeton residents Diekhoff family on route to Bird City Kansas. visit with brother Fred Diekhoff. Local figures travel to Guide Rock and Sterling for visits. editor Gertrude Lambert resigns from the Sentinel.

C. N. Hinds Odell Beatrice Josie Hines Herman Diekhoff George Rudy Anna Diekhoff Princeton Nebr Bird City Kan Fred Diekhoff

How to tell Whoppers and get Away With It

A humorous list of tips for spinning fish stories. It advises sizing up listeners, avoiding photos, involving a wife, relying on unreliable guides, using unfamiliar streams, and keeping the tale consistent.

Farmers Union store receives fresh paint as spring nears

The Farmers Union implement store is getting a new coat of paint. Some men have not spent a cent on repairs since buying their cars in 1921 and remember better times. A Sunday night thunderstorm with vivid lightning is noted as another sign of spring.

Farmers Union Implement Store

Bridge construction finds material stock on ground near Indian Creek

A quantity of material for the new bridge across Indian Creek just south of town is on the ground awaiting use. The report notes the presence of construction supplies ready for deployment to the project.

Indian Creek Town

Mrs Stucker Visits Father From Kansas City by Auto

Mrs J C Stucker arrived Saturday from Kansas City to visit her father R F Starr. She traveled by auto with her brother in law and family who were returning to Superior.

J. C. Stucker Kansas City R. F. Starr Superior

Alphabet of Life Act Promptly and Courteously

A nostalgic list presents an ethical guide with each letter from A to Z advising virtues. Prompts include be courteous cut worry eat wholesome forgive and forget get religion hope imitate judge generously keep kindness, love, and friendship, and encourage independent voting and self awareness.

Community Notes From Shea Area Report Weekwide Visits

Local residents recount visits and social events in Shea and nearby towns. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hudson and Keith joined Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Andrews for Wednesday evening social. Several shoppers and callers from Fairbury Humboldt and Lincoln are listed with brief notes on health and new arrival Arlan Ray. Equity Exchange shipped two cars of stock to St. Joe with Earl Cooper aboard.

Lawrence Logan Art Ralph Hudson Keith Rupert Andrews S. F. Stull Roy Wagner Fairbury Don Gridley Glen Riddle Forrest Hartzel Shea John Novotny C. A. Riddle W.H. Schmelle Ed Woods Roy McCune Orville McCune Chas. McCunne Morris Peterson Mary Willems Diller Walt Nutter Gridley Humboldt A. R. Sollenberger Sam Stull

Falcon Exhausted By Flight Captured on Ship

A peregrine falcon, recently added to the London Zoo, was captured at sea after alighting on a vessel in the Atlantic a thousand miles from land. The bird completed half its journey and illustrates the endurance of hawks, with falconry history noting royal falconers and ancient hunting practices.

London Zoo Atlantic London India

Americans Are New People in the European Shadow

James Oppenheim argues Americans are distinct from Europe. He cites how Germany and France differ, and how Russia and England diverge despite geographic ties. He recalls two European psychologists who praised American energy yet warned of Europe’s depth versus America’s expansiveness.

Europe James Oppenheim New Republic Germany France Russia England America

Lion of Waterloo in danger as base crumbles

Fort Worth Telegram notes the Waterloo battlefield statue lion is at risk of collapse as its base erodes. The piece contrasts forgotten relics with modern glory, recalling Osymandias and the shifting public interest from Napoleonic sites to new souvenirs.

Waterloo Napoleon Wellington Foch Hindenburg Fort Worth Shelley Osymandias

Strong on Appetite: Mrs A questions cook discharge

Mrs A defends her decision as Mrs B explains firing the splendid cook forced guests to leave. The exchange hints at social dining norms and the couple’s household dynamics.

Mrs. A Mrs. B

Hall's Catarrh Medicine Ad Promises General Health Help

The ad claims catarrh is worsened by a run down condition and promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a local ointment and internal tonic. It states the remedy has been set by druggists for years and is distributed by F. J. Cheney & Co. of Toledo, Ohio.

Hall F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Bank Farmers’ Service Station M. W.A Dick Fanders McAdoo Boosters R. Steffen Farmers Union _ store Tiflis Blauser John Gretzinger Byron Harry Gregory John Hilder Wymore The O. E.S Diller M. W. A. Camp E. J.schenk Farmers Union J. L. London Denver Ifor Farmers Union Co-Op Ben Roelfs Harry Weddle St. Joe J. E. Kerr Dr. Fox John Specht Ellis Neighborhood Lillian Wohlfarth Cedric Fanders Mattie Clark Guide Rock Gertrude Lambert Sterling, Colo Emerson’s Bakery Falcon Lion OF Thos, Baumfalk United States Nta Hone Chicago, Burlington & Quincy R. R. Co
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