Farmers Begin Plowing for Oats and Alfalfa Seed Sale
Some farmers start plowing for oats as Leonard Richardson advertises alfalfa seed for ten dollars per bit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard Richardson
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1927
Page
1
Farm notices and sales crowd local page
White Wyandotte eggs for hatching advertised by Mrs. M. J. Wolkens. Harness sold at Doherty's harness shop. Cornbelt Lumber tearing down coal sheds for rebuilding. Alfalfa and seed oats for sale on a Diller area farm owned by B. F. Henrichs. Lorenz Willems, a state university student, visited family in Fairbury, with O. J. Mayborn and Mrs. Mayborn in Lincoln for a bank meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornbelt Lumber Co
C. L. Geer Mer
Diller
B.F. Henrichs
Fairbury, Nebr
Lorenz Willems
Mary Willems
Foxes Visit Odell Parents During Thompson Foreman Run
Mr and Mrs Will Fox and their little daughter were passing through Diller Wednesday evening en route to Odell to visit her parents. They stopped briefly here. Mr Fox is the Burlington section foreman at Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Fox
Diller
Odell
Mr. Fox
Burlington
Thompson
Car and radio owners seek battery deal
Fragmentary note from D. V. Fanders mentions last in and a peery to car batteries with a reference to owners otek and a radio. The legible items imply a classified or personal notice about automobile supplies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Otek
In & I
D. V. Fanders
For Sale and Local Notices In One Brief Item
For sale a good four year old molly mule. For barrel delivery of oil or gas call Diller Filling Station. Mrs Ollie Brooks of Superior visits sister Mrs Fred Starr. For sale Rhode Island Red eggs for setting with special mating. A marriage license issued in Washington Kansas to Geo H Furry of Picilbury Nebraska and Louise M Leaper of Diller Nebraska. Carl and Onke Franzen returned from DeRidder Louisiana where Onka owns a farm and Folley family reside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Filling Station
Rhode Island
Ralph Long
Washington, Kans
Geo. H. Furry
Picilbury
Nebr
Louise M. Leaper
Diller
Carl
Onke Franzen
DeRidder
Onka
Folley
Community Sale Promises Bargains and Free Kids Films
A big town sale organized by Rex Green and auctioneer Col W F Schnette will feature a broad list of items. Free moving pictures for children under 14 at Rex theatre are sponsored by Diller merchants. Other notes include a Chevrolet coupe sighting and local property transactions by S F Clark selling two Diller residences to Diller State Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Green
Col
W. F. Schnette
Rex Theatre
Diller Merchante
Pheasants Released Near Town From State Stock
John Hilder released about a half dozen pheasants on his farm east of town. The birds were part of a consignment sent to Gage county by the state game commission.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Hilder
Gage County
State Game Commission
Village trustees and school board caucus to be held at city hall
The primary to nominate two candidates for village trustees to serve two years and the school caucus to nominate four candidates for two seats on the school board for three years will be held at the city hall at 8:30 PM on Monday night March 21.
Mrs Sophie Mathias Visits Kin Near Lanham
Mrs Sophie Mathias and her granddaughter Pearl Fasnacht from Diller visited relatives near Lanham. Also present were her son Roy Mathias and family along with her niece Mrs John Wilms and family on the Sunday gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sophie Mathias
Pearl Fasnacht
Diller
Roy Mathias
John Wilms
Lanham
Mrs Mitchell Visits Ill Daughter In Kansas Hospital
Mrs M Mitchell returned Tuesday to Beatrice after visiting her daughter in Sabetha Kansas who is severely ill in a Beatrice hospital and cannot be seen by her mother.
Missionary Meeting At Mrs R W Green Home
The Woman's Association of the Federated Church held its monthly Missionary meeting at Mrs R W Green's home with Green leading. An interesting discussion on missions in India followed and several attendees participated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Association of the Féderated “Church
R. W. Green
Green
India
Ram
Clark
W. C. Line
Mrs Weigel Hosts Diller Lincoln Club Gathering
Mrs William L Weigel hosted a Diller Lincoln club gathering at her home on Van Dorn Street. Sixteen members answered roll call by inquiring about club plans and activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William L. Weigel
Diller-Lincoln Club
van Dorn Street
Mrs Tincher and Her Son Visit Bell Family Home
Mrs Donald Tincher and her young son Billie from Wymore are visiting at the home of her parents, Mr and Mrs H A Bell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Donald Tincher
Billie
Wymore
H. A. Bell
Miss Virginia Cafferty Called Home by Ill Brother
Miss Virginia Cafferty, an employee of Beatrice Swan, was called to her home in Endicott due to the serious illness of her brother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Cafferty
Beatrice Swan
Endicott
Doughertys Visit Bruning With Grone Family
Mr and Mrs E L Dougherty of Bruning stopped Friday noon to visit her parents Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone. They were accompanied home by her sister Mrs Leonard Richardson and daughter Eleanor who are visiting this week with them.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E L. Dougherty
Bruning
Arthur Grone
Leonard Richardson
Eleanor
Double Wedding in Fairbury Nebraska 1927
Miss Mable Novotny of Diller and Mr Dan Schrieber of Fairbury wed at Baptist Parsonage Fairbury on March 2 1927. Immediately afterward Miss Anna Franzen of Odell and William Novotny of Diller also married by Rev William Park with witnesses. Post ceremony plans place the couples in Fairbury and on a farm near Gondicter and Mr Novotny’s sister and children noted in the fragment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mable Novotny
Diller
Dan Schrieber
Fairbury
Baptist Bargonage
Nebr
Anna Franzen
Odell
Wm. J. Novotny
Wm. Park
Tbury
Schrieber
Novotny
Gondicter
Oats and hay for sale in Diller area
Rhberson oats for sale. Prairie hay available in barn. Contact H D Rippe at Diller, phone 104.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. D. Rippe
Diller
Paint sale at Cornbelt Lbr Co in Diller Nebraska
Next Saturday the Cornbelt Lumber Co offers White Seal house paint at 2.50 per gallon with guarantee. Red paint 1.68 and slate 1.65. Spring purchase encouraged for good value.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornbelt Lbr. Co
Diller, Nebr
Beatrice man trades town property for Pluknett farm
Marten Fanders of Beatrice closed a land deal with Will Geisler owner of a quarter section six miles south and two east of Diller. The trade involved Geisler’s land swapped last fall for Lang ham area property. Fanders exchanged his Beatrice town property for the Pluknett farm adjoining his south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marten Fanders
Beatrice
Will Geisler
Diller
Langham
Pluknett
Womans Club Highlights Favorite American Story Tellers
The Womans Club met Tuesday evening with Scott Miller leading the program on Favorite American Story-tellers. Mrs. W F Clark presented a Bible story Uncle Remus was dramatized by Mrs D V Fanders, and Mrs Miller read an Indian legend. Juvenile segment featured Mary Elizabeth Gill with tales of St Patrick's Birthday and Miss Dora Duck, plus Scott Fanders narrated The Little Red Hen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Womans Club
Scott Miller
W. F. Clark
Remus
D. V. Fanders
Sally
Gordon Fanders
Allen Miller Feted For Dignified Reading At Event
Mary Agnes Beckwith and Elizabeth Green led a dramatized reading of Allen Miller with Betty Mae Thompson Scott Allen Miller and Miss Raymond praised. Rock Creek children under Mrs Gately performed folk dancing to applause. Refreshments served by Mesdames F Eirk W F Clark and H Frisbie to forty five guests. Four new members welcomed: Mrs Gately Mrs Albers W T Logan and John Gill. Look for Better Homes Contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Miller
Mary Agnes Beckwith
Elizabeth Green
Betty Mae Thompson
Scott Allen Miller
Miss Raymond
Rock Creek
St. Patrick
Mesdames F. Eirk
W. F. Clark
H. Frisbie
Pew
Mesdames H. Gately
H. Albers
W. T. Logan
John Gill
Suit for Damages Involving Jenkins Crooks Store
Cliff Crooks former owner sues Mr and Mrs em for about 20000 dollars alleging loss of merchandise from the Jenkins Crooks store at Fairbury which later sold to a Council Bluffs firm. First Beatrice trial ended in a hung jury. A second Beatrice trial set for March 14. An attachment of 15000 on real estate of the couple was ordered by District Judge William J. The Austins deny embezzlement claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cliff Crooks
Jenkins-Crooks
Fairbury
Em. Oo
Council Bluffs
Beatrice
Austin
William J
Austins
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
M. J. Wolkens
Doherty
O. Mayborn
A. Mayborn
Lincoln
O. J
Molly
Frank Grone
Ollie Brooks
Superior
Fred Starr
H. F. Neuman
James Hays
Rolf Beckmann
S. F. Clark
The
Diller State Bank
Diller ‘Grade School
Pixtes
Diller Opera House
Shutt’s Drug Store
Uspulun and
H. K. Shutt
Rexall
Rhberson Oats
Vint Logan
Wheeler Wall
Heavy Lee
MeLaughlin’s Pt Bec Coffee Service
Red River
Minn
Victor
Farmer's ‘Union
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