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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1925
Page
1
Attend the primary tonight. Mrs. Ross Highland is on the sick list. Garden spots and farm notes appear along with farm produce prices. Lincoln visitor Colilis Grocery and others are mentioned with names and local contacts.
Madge, confined to her bed for about a year, received a shower of postal cards and flowers on Monday marking her 69th birthday. The gesture highlighted community support for Mrs W and her family.
Henry Weaver of Diller Chas Nickeson of Ellie and Herlen Weaver of Harbiné were summoned to Sabetha Kansas last Friday due to the illness of their nephew Harlan Weaver.
Advertises eggs for custom hatching at four dollars per hundred. Mentions a brand or name U. S. Ellison as proprietor. The fragment hints at a product or service related to poultry but lacks clear context or dates.
Mrs Sam Siefford offers geese eggs by phone 101.26 with 36 inch precases and color options. E F Habicht and Nash Handley visit from Steele City. A ball player faced a hit and run misfortune for a motorist. Thos Baumfolk advertises 2 in Diller. Mies Helen Green returns to Glatonia. F A Moon & Son advertise oats and prices. A wagon sneer number promo and harness stock offered by Gus Dressen with low prices.
For sale a team of mules aged 3 and 65 years and a 1 year old bull. Contact Leary Wechsels at 10342 21 or Harry Nelson, son of A T Nelson near Ellis, recovering from severe burns suffered in an accident in Arizona where he was.
The notice advertises painting services for houses and barns with guaranteed results and offers prices from C. E. Piveral. The piece also reports Elmer Pearce visiting Lincoln on Wednesday to bid farewell before he enters the navy where he has enlisted as a blacksmith helper.
Harry Weddle shipped a mixed load of stock on Tuesday. Clark Miller of Fairbury and Roe Clark of Lincoln visited with relatives Sunday. Mr and Mrs J A Pickard visited Sunday with Mrs Chas Gaisford near Bills. Alfalfa hay for sale, some stacked and some in barn. The village board at Jansen began publishing council proceedings in the local paper as required.
Fragmentary notes describe two goods White suwa littered by their pides and a 16 inch plow in good shape. Mentions S. B. Viers and Dr S B Viers Jr visiting, with the Viers family departing on Wednesday for Lebanon Kansas after a brief stop here.
E. F. Habicht of Worthington Illinois arrived Monday and stayed till yesterday to oversee his mercantile business. Ernest Sasse manages the Worthington store and Habicht and his brother Max report strong sales and good business in their Worthington establishment.
Mr and Mrs M Mitchell and daughter Gertrude end three years in South Beatrice. They rented their home and return to their farm six miles southwest of Diller. Mrs Mitchell remains in town for a mission at St Atone church. Friends in Beatrice wish them happiness and success on the farm.
The Ladies Keystone Kensington of the F. S. S. held a March meeting electing President Mrs R W Green Vice President Mrs Cal Waigeoner Secretary Mrs o H Stahl Treasurer Miss Minnie Clawson Reporter Mrs Scott Miller. After business social time included needlework and musical offerings with piano solos and a young member’s recital.
Farmers report that several fields near Diller show little evidence of making a crop this season. The early assessment notes reduced yields and concerns about rainfall and soil moisture affecting harvest potential.
Mrs Sophia Mathias traveled to Beatrice Saturday to join her old friend Mrs Mason for a birthday celebration.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. McCune traveled to Havelock Sunday to visit Jacob Bowers Jr. and help celebrate the 88th birthday of Jacob Bowers Sr. The gathering honored the elder Bowers with family presence and good wishes.
Tonight a caucus will convene at City Hall to nominate two members for the village board and two for the village board. Attendance is urged as discussions on the water supply and action to be taken will be considered and decisions hoped for.
Pearl N Stanton born in Nebraska moved with her parents to Derby Kane later married Robert H James on August 6 1908. They lived in Mulvane Wichita and Tecumseh before settling on a farm near Yuma Colorado in 1918. She died March 1 1925 in Wichita after ill health and was interred at Derby Cemetery with Methodist affiliations and Royal Neighbors membership.
Mrs. Elle Griswold underwent gallbladder surgery at a Fairbury hospital. Wm Bowers traveled to Lincoln for a Thursday t ball tournament with his brother Harold, a State University student. Coach G F E Doresy and team, including Bell and Green members, drove to Lincoln for a Thursday morning game at 10 40.
George and Fred Henrichs attended the funeral Saturday in Vera Kansas. The event marked the community's remembrance of an early settler of the vicinity as residents reflected on the deceased's life and ties to local history.
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