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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1926
Page
1
Choice seed potatoes for sale listed by James Novotny. The M A meeting schedule notes the group meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. Diller grain market quotes corn at 67c per bushel, wheat at 1.45, oats at 40c. Live stock listings for Tuesday shipment via Shea Equity Exchange.
For Rent House and barn. Inquire at D. W. Fanders. Mrs. Warthen visits with her daughter Mrs. H. C. Stotts and family. Clarence Hiett moved from Odell after public sale. Alfred Roella, truck driver, moved to George Specht property. F. P. Tatman becomes proprietor of the Commercial hotel at Odell. Now is the time to repair plow lister cultivator. Cuta belt Lumber Co Roy Geer, Mgr.
Clark's Cash Produce Market lists hens 28¢ springs 20c roosters 68e eggs 20 atags 18¢ cream 4c. Also notes Hudson and Essex Sales and Service Station at Fairbury Nebraska with a modern Automobile Paint Shop. Mentions a marriage: Mr EB Snottenkirk and a Mrs Fisher in Maryeville Kansas midweek.
For Sale Fresh cow and 4ure listed by Leonard Richardson with contact note John Pulec. Mrs Will Nida, formerly of Diller, now in Lingle Wyoming, visited Monday with Mrs E J Catlett. Ab Bristol bought the Hudson property in northeast town and will add to his home. Mr and Mrs B F Ober of Harrisburg Pennsylvania visited relatives in Diller area. Oberes have been in Louisiana and California this winter.
A Burlington palot erew is paint ing the Interior of the Depot. I have a few hundred bushels of good seed oats for J. W. Fouts. Several farmers near Diller have commer plowing for oute.
Crib of 1924 corn noted for speed. Clarence Piveral adds a back porch to his residence. Harness advertised at 45 to 68 dollars and leather collars from 6 to 8 dollars. A. O. Richardson plans pheasant releases three miles east of Diller and asks hunters to refrain. Victor Greenwood, son of Joe and Mrs Greenwood of Scotts Bluff, visited relatives after delivering sheep to Omaha.
A Roy Gear managed Cornbelt Lumber Co advertisement touts a hog house built from pine, selling at 19.00 versus 21.60 elsewhere, claiming an 18 percent saving and inviting customers to compare prices on the entire line.
Rhue E. Green of the Standard Chautauqua System announces the Diller chautauqua will run June 6 to 10. Diller joins ninety one towns in the Rocky Mountain Five Circuit managed by Green, a former Diller resident.
tf Tra Place and Chas. Lukes raptor ed to Lincoln on a business trip last Friday.
Corn Belt Lumber Co of Viller Nebr advertises wire fencing with a claim that Keystone fences offer good value and price.
Emily A Elawick born March 16 1860 in Careon Iowa died March 8 1926 age 74 1 month 18 days after a long illness. She joined Presbyterian then MB Church later and married Breast Etchison in 1865 producing six children. Survived by siblings nieces nephews seven grandchildren and eight great grandchildren. Funeral at the Methodist Church with Rev McCallister and Orcutt assisting. burial followed.
Diller Cemetery card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness during illness and death of their mother. Thanking those who offered service and floral offerings. Signatures include Mr. and Mrs. S C Moser and several Etchison family members and grandchildren.
William Hiram Hauver, born 1852 near Bedford Canada, lived in Malone New York and Nebraska. He joined the Episcopal church, later the Federated church of Diller, and died March 9 1926 after a period of illness. Survived by wife of over fifty years, sister Edith Reinhart, two sons Measere Walter and Fred L Hauver, a daughter Mrs Chas Harder, eleven grandchildren and three great grandchildren. Funeral services were held at home and burial followed in Upson cemetery.
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