Copeland Resigns as City Marshal Amid Rex Theatre Show
J. E. Copeland resigns as city marshal. A free medicine show is billed for next week at the Rex theatre. Uncle Jim Weddle is pleased to have his daughter Ethel at home, coming Wednesday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1922
Page
1
J. E. Copeland resigns as city marshal. A free medicine show is billed for next week at the Rex theatre. Uncle Jim Weddle is pleased to have his daughter Ethel at home, coming Wednesday.
Mrs Meikler returned Monday from Kansas City where she had spent the winter with her son Charley Gregory and his family.
A brief public notice states that the dog tax in the village must be paid by residents by order of the village board. Local officials urge timely payment to avoid penalties and ensure compliance with municipal regulations.
C J Hiatt sold the SEZ of 18a dee to Harley Moffit for 10200 dollars in a deal described as poultry raiser related, though the document fragment is incomplete and unclear on exact parcel and date.
The ad notes Walter Carpenter, famed horse buyer, will purchase any fat horse or mule. Scott A. Miller leaves St. Louis for government medical orders and may enter a hospital after an injury during World War service. W. E. Anderson and wife recover from illness amid bad weather.
The library association discusses membership renewals and fees as many members have not paid yet. Guests, including Mrs. Henry W. Fouts and Dr. BR W Fouts, visited the Fouts home for a six oclock gathering. Mrs Masser from Lincoln, ill with pneumonia, receives care, while Newton Masser arrived from Jade Wisconsin to assist.
Notice from The Aid Society of the M. states work on a calendar as the final feature by order of the committee. The item outlines upcoming steps and confirms committee authorization.
Plans rapid action for Diller's library project call for many books to be donated. Residents are urged to drop off books at the depot or arrange pickup, with committees seeking ideas on authors and favorites from society members.
Dr G H Newton operates an eye ear nose and throat clinic in Fairbury Nebraska offering specialty care and consultations to local patients.
For sale a 1916 Ford touring car listed by Diller Auto Co. The ad notes basic vehicle details and asks interested buyers to inquire with the dealer.
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