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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1930
Page
3
Local notices show buyers and sellers in Fairbury and Diller listing hay for sale alfalfa prairie hay seed oats and corn stover. Farmers and residents advertise stock cattle shipments public sale dates and auction details with contacts and prices. Community updates include health news and small business offerings from vendors like Moon Monuments and Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop.
Poultry ad from Kohlmeyer Hatcheries Marysville Kansas offers baby chicks 10c to 14c each. Lists 12 leading varieties and invites readers to request a free catalogue and poultry book.
Jansen Lumber Co in Jansen Nebraska advertises multiple used tractors plows binders shells planters cultivators engines and a grain truck with a 14-hole corn sheller plus clover and alfalfa seed sale items. Contact Ph 13 for details.
Borrowers please return our shoe stretchers. For sale items include a fresh red cow a library table a dining room table a steel cot a large kettle and an oo stove. Newt Carpenter along with Pearly Ethel Hazel Place and Mr and Mrs Oscar Amos enjoyed a motor trip to Washington Kansas Sunday.
Miss Edith Patton, student at the state agricultural college in Lincoln, was awarded a second semester tuition scholarship for her high grades.
Beatrice Nebraska Gamble stores at 402 Court St advertise a free tube with each G and J tread card or balloon and a free 30 day tire trial. The offer includes 30x4.50 tires at 7.50 with tube free and mentions a triple guarantee on tires.
The stove should run for two or three days before hatching to regulate temperature. One inch of food around the stove serves as litter and reduces house fire risk. Small coal should be added as needed.
The Lincoln Star reports the Nebraska legislature is in session addressing banking and national issues. The paper promises full coverage and advertises trial subscriptions and full-year options for daily and Sunday editions.
The Board of Education District No. 70 announces contracts for next year. Names include Superintendent A. J. Nelson, Principal Ada Wagner, Home Economics Vernus Kreiger, English Elizabeth Spear, Mathematics and Latin Herbert Rasp, Gratemint Rachael Albright, Intermediate Lucile Hansen, 2nd Primary Melissa Fanders, 1st Primary Flossie Raymond. Will Green retained as janitor. The Tristmans will hold a public sale of household goods March 22. Clyde Nida and family moved near Diller to farm this year. Hollenberg Cor Steele City News.
Mrs. Cora Guard arrived from Lincoln on Tuesday to spend a couple of weeks visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner.
Phil Dawson of Endicott joins O. R. Jones E. R. Allen and W. H. Nider as the four Republicans who filed for the county clerk race.
Mrs H K Shute will host the ladies missionary meeting of the Congregational church on March 21 with Mrs Cal Waggoner assisting and Mrs Callander as leader.
The death of Laura Roper Vance, age two, is reported from Enid. She was captured by Indians on the Little Blue River in Nuckolls County in 1864, a tale familiar to early settlers.
C. J. Vaupel of Santa Monica Calif arrived in the city Saturday at the call of his mother Mrs H H Vaupel of 3015 Vine St who is seriously ill. The Vaupels were former residents of Diller.
Mr and Mrs Harry Patton receive a telegram Wednesday stating their daughter Phyllis Patton a nurse trainee in Chicago underwent an appendectomy that day.
Buick Nash Chevrolet and others priced at 5.98 exchange. Trade in your old battery to Gambies for 1.50 toward a new Battery with free trial on your car and a written warranty. Visit 402 Court St Beatrice Nebraska for details.
Ray Wagner, residing two miles north and 52 west of Diller, will conduct a closing out sale next Tuesday afternoon March 18 featuring all his stock and farming implements, following the sale of his farm.
John and Dana Bugbee returned from Republican City after attending the funeral of their brother Frank Bugbee whose interment was held Wednesday of last week. Frank Bugbee previously resided in this community and was the father in law of Gus Kelly, a former Diller resident.
Candidate argues he saved Jefferson County taxpayers 3000 to 3500 dollars yearly while opponent failed to save funds. He urges voters to check records and asks commissioners to verify. He states he does not sell real estate or take subscriptions and runs the county treasurer’s office.
The P.H. Club will hold afternoon meetings twice a month on Fridays with Mrs. Frank Bevan leading the first session on Friday afternoon March 14. Members are asked to bring their own work.
The Mae Madden Players filled a return engagement in the Diller opera house last Friday and Saturday nights delivering top road entertainment for the town. Their music singing and dancing vaudeville stunts were up to snuff and they showed some good movie pictures produced by their own machine.
The N C S A club met at Mrs. A J Nelson's home with Mrs. Clifford Sparks as guest. Mesdames Theo Henrichs and H K Shutt won contests. A handkerchief shower honored president Mrs. Carrico on her birthday. Hostess and Mrs. Carrico served lunch.
Efforts for the event include decorations and favors with a St Patrick theme. Mrs N J Robertson will entertain the club in the afternoon and Roll Call will be miscellaneous.
Mr and Mrs R H Edgington observed their fortieth anniversary last Saturday with neighbors and friends. The couple and their family, including Mrs Edgingtons Beatrice brother and children, were all at home in Sun ches for the social evening with refreshments and gifts. The Edgingtons previously lived near Diller.
The P H Club surprised Mr Mason on Thursday evening March six with a birthday cake and small toys. Frank Roseman won high rook score while Willie Glather Jr. captured the low prize. Refreshments included ice cream cake and coffee as guests departed at midnight.
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