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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1920
Page
1
A mixed page reports ads for cane weed and alfalfa sales, Poland China sows, and local livestock. It notes new births and sickbed improvements, residents visiting Lincoln and Effingham, and a village finances report including expenses and tax levy. Local court and market notes cover jury service and cattle sales.
C R Steffen of Diller advertises sale of team black mares and team mares with wagons harness hay loader and farming gear. John Pulec arrives from Noel Missouri to settle affairs and plans to install an electric light plant there. Mrs Cage Wright and Mr Wright have bought homes in Noel, Missouri.
Sunday was among the coldest of the winter with the mercury at 4 below zero. Geo Cunningham was granted a divorce from Lucy Cunningham at a short session of court in Fairbury Monday. Mrs E R Henrichs and children from Deshler visited relatives in Diller and vicinity. Mrs Lee Holland of Scotts Bluffs has been visiting old neighbors in Diller since last week.
Mr and Mrs John Carico returned to Falls City after visiting neighbors in Diler area. The Farmer Union Store advertises a carload of Mortons salt and other goods for locals still waiting.
Notices posted call village primary in city hall Monday March 15 at 8 p m for nominating three candidates for village trustees to serve two years and for other business at the meeting.
J. W. Fouts J. H. Miller and A Mayborn visited Beatrice on business Monday returning in Fouts car which was damaged in a fall collision and was there for repairs.
Mr and Mrs J DC Fanders and their daughter Renelda Stafford of Fairbury were guests Tuesday, visiting with locals.
Fandera and Robertson advertise a limited stock of Great Western separators at the old price. They claim the product is the best on the market and offer trade allowance on old separators.
Purebred Rhode Island Red eggs offered by J. R. Weddle from two pens headed by state fair prize winning roosters. Prices are $2.00 and $2.50 per setting.
Seventeen loads of cattle hogs and mixed stock shipped this week from the station. Sunday consignors include Fred Henrichs Theo Henrichs F Hartzel Harry Weddle Quinter Fry and the Diller Shipping Assn F E Hale as manager. Tuesday additions from Chas Barber Harry Weddle Theo Henrichs and the Diller Shipping Assn with cattle and hogs. Feeders capitalized on market bulge and all ended with small profits. Shoe repairing offered by Gus Dressen.
Recent property changes listed by J. Monroe Davis abstractor include John Luttman to W. L. Woods for NW 2-1-4 at 25000 dollars Eva Henrichs and others to W. L. Woods for W4 NW 10-14 at 14000 dollars and other transfers such as E T Woods to Matilda Glathar and W Tanner to A J Thiessen and J A Friesen with various parcels and prices.
A list of land conveyances shows transfers from A. L. Tristman to Marten Fanders, Wm Woods to Henry Arntt, B F Good to Claude Ellis, Wm Tanner to Charles Barber, C L Geer to Rudolph Reachli mann, Jennie B Pulec to C L Geer, Chris Klooz to E Carmichael, and Fila M Plager to L R Lambert. Amounts range from 1 500 to 22 400 for parcels in NW SE and other sections, covering acres and specific lots in township 24 2 4 and surrounding areas.
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