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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1938
Page
5
Diller Nebraska ad sheet lists alfalfa prairie hay corn and oats for sale along with briquettes oil radios and farm equipment. Includes used combines from Allis Chalmers John Deere Case Baldwin Gleaner and tractors with contact notes for Alpha Wiemers Jake Lottman R N Southwick and local phone numbers.
John Greider received a card from Keith Johnson stating he is aboard a ship at Long Beach California in the first division and will sail Monday for Pearl Harbor for three months in dry dock for a full overhaul. R N Southwick opens a Beatrice Lumber and Coal Co. agency in Weatherford garage, managing for Beatrice firm. Raleigh ran it last year from home.
Forty years ago rumors of war and unkind remarks about Spain circulated. Miss Oleeta Powell and Joe Adams wed in Diller. P B Miller and Scott drove to Fairbury. Scott often travels on Tuesdays. Harry Green bought a forty year old ice cream suit which snowed and went out of season. Deputy J B Zook notified Riddie and Diller about jury duty at the county seat. Rev. Chas Wohlfarth left St Pauls Lutheran to work on his German paper in Beatrice. Caucus nominees included C A Tonnemaker P W Miller D R Kelley H E Green C W Simon. Green later deemed ineligible. Gen Pickard substituted. Musser and Mrs Musser visited Eick. Musser bought 100 acres near town at 30 per acre. Frank Eick and Edith Mandeville became Record subscribers forty years ago this week.
A collection of fifty year-old items recalls Jesse Fouts returning from Iowa after illness, a Beatrice marriage of Mr J D Fanders and Miss Annie Senior, Emperor William I death and Kaiser’s 1888 to 1918 reign, plans to form Plymouth and local riot cases in Fairbury with Adama Tristman Zook and McMillen fined or fined and paying costs.
The report recalls a dog owned by R. H. Edgington near Jack Hill schoolhouse showing hydrophobia and biting animals including a horse. The horse attacked people and was shot. cows a calf and a hog were bitten and kept confined. Also mentioned is a street scuffle between Joy Geer and Albert Bergman with local officials handling the aftermath.
Creditors of the estate of Oscar L Mathias deceased in Jefferson County Nebraska must file claims by June 27 1938. A hearing and examination of claims will be held June 28 1938 at 9 A M in the County Court room. Dated February 25 1938. County Judge E R BBE seal.
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