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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1928
Page
3
The text emphasizes a bank's strength from aiding customers with banking needs and a cooperative spirit. It notes stable management since its 1904 organization and highlights competent performance of its functions as a commercial bank.
Listings include oats for sale, prairie hay and kaffir corn seed, a 6 octaves organ, mules and horses for sale, brood sows, Duroc sows on shares, Rhode Island Red eggs, and paper hanging services. Also notes M W A meetings and local businesses such as the Diller Filling Station and Monuments by F A Moon & Son. An anecdotal European travel quip appears at end.
Roscoe and Glen Colman of Wymore visit due to their mother Mrs. Allen Colman illness. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett spent Sunday in Fairbury with their son-in-law and daughter. Mrs. Cleve Hiatt and Orpha Lee return to Hebron after visiting Mrs. S. M. Hughes. Anticipating crowds, the Woodmen engaged the opera house for an upcoming open meeting featuring a mock breach of promise trial, free to all.
Crittenden Grain Co advertises good oats and special feeds with high market price offers for corn or wheat. A family caravan from Fairbury visited Russell County to see Minnie Stutzman and relatives, reporting pleasant roads and no car trouble. Diller Lincoln club met at Mrs J J Conniff with eighteen attendees and St Patrick motif, next meeting April 6 at Mrs L E Blauser’s home.
A Ford car owned by George Liggett was overturned at a highway crossing north of Fairbury, injuring no one as Liggett crawled free. Bright approaching headlights were blamed for the crash at the intersection of the new road and state highway. Notices announce caucuses at city hall on March 19 for nominating candidates for school and village offices.
Waggoner Bros and Diller undertakers conducted Wednesday funeral services for Mr Mitchell in Steeee City. A carload of walnut logs is being assembled in Burling ton yards for early shipment by Phil Dawson of Endicott. An oil truck carrying about 100 gallons of gasoline exploded after exhaust ignited on the Cornhusker highway between Beatrice and Blue Springs, wrecking the vehicle and blocking the highway for over an hour.
Robert Mitchell died March 5 1928 at 9 30 a m at his son Carl’s home. He born June 6 1850 at Hamilton Iowa married Amanda Ross who died October 6 1921. He leaves three sons Harry Eldora Mo Carl Ross and Asa George plus a sister brother an aunt and uncle nine grandchildren and many friends. Funeral March 7 at 2 30 from Presbyterian church Steele City with Rev W S Warren officiating. The Burlington Lines West center at Lincoln Nebraska reports 113 miles of track age capacity about 4000 cars and daily engine and car movements. plans for a 130 lever interlocking plant. Yard stock capacity 138 cattle 14 hogs 112 sheep. 1926 stock moves 12170 cars.
During 1926 the boat paid about 12 000 in wages to 1 772 employees at Lincoln. An editor in Cross City Florida found a dollar on the way to church and is now running a religious department in his paper.
Peggy Soyce states companionate marriage will not suffice and is among the least acceptable forms, arguing she is a leading authority on marriages that should be avoided.
A fashion journal comments that 1928 flappers may abandon public swearing and public smoking, opting for more restrained attire and private indulgences like smoking and drinking in retirement, noting a shift toward decorum amid social change.
An English driver hit 220 miles per hour surpassing tales of the new Ford. The feat sets a remarkable speed benchmark and stirs talk about automotive advancement.
The text states that twenty thousand six hundred ninety four people reside in the United States, with a separate note that 134 are in the provinces. The sentence presents a regional breakdown of a population count.
Governor Adam McMullen met leaders in Washington to press for the equalization fee and to secure the McNay Haugen bill. He said Midwestern farmers demand the legislation as written and will reject substitutes, signaling firm support from Nebraska on farm relief measures.
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