St Patrick's Day Weather and Local Biz Notes
Today is St Patrick's Day with mild weather suggesting farmers will sow oats soon. J E Kerr managed his insurance business in the area early this week.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 17, 1922
Page
1
Today is St Patrick's Day with mild weather suggesting farmers will sow oats soon. J E Kerr managed his insurance business in the area early this week.
Attention M A Regular meeting on Mar 23 Lloyd Meyers V C Mrs Creda Wright Hagerman visited over Sunday with friends and relatives at Diller and Shea teaching for a visit with home folks S B Viers Sr of Lebanon Kan arrived yesterday to visit his son Dr B Viers Jr and family
The village imposes payment of dog tax by January 1, 1922 under the village board order. Failure to pay will result in the dogs being killed as enforcement.
Mrs. Chas Barber returns from Sabetha Hospital after an operation and feels fine. The funeral of Sam Barber was held Monday at Steele City. Barber was a painter by trade and suffered long from anaemia. he was brother of Charley Barber of near Diller.
Miss Nordsen, a registered nurse who tended Mrs M E Musser with a severe pleuro-pneumonia, returned to Lincoln Sunday, leaving Mrs Musser greatly improved.
Reports indicate 100 percent wheat crop yields while a major coal miners strike looms for April. Snow melted quickly after six inches fell Friday, and residents travel for medical care and family visits. News notes include hospital visits, a relief fund drive, and shop staff illness affecting print production.
A Mrs and Mr Beall enclose a 20 dollar check to teachers asking it be placed in the proper fund or used at discretion. The note requests acceptance and proper application of the gift. Also mentioned is a newborn son for Mr Elbert Fair and wife near Diller.
Immediate possession offered on a well improved quarter with stock equipment and wheat under lease. Mr Hartzel and partner returned from St. Joseph where Hartzel marketed three carloads of cattle at solid prices. Local market activity noted with favorable demand for cattle and feed lot outputs.
Charley Wible's son Charley fractured both bones of his left leg after an accident. Diehl was summoned and attended to the injuries with a cane as needed. Welbes Hive lies about five miles north.
Primary Friday night nominees included F E Hale for chairman and C E Wagguher for clerk. Names such as Wm c De, B Moh, EB G Lim appeared for organichae with two-year terms, and Lu Geer Diller Geo Henrichs J Smith Diller were listed as candidates for two seats each. At the primary Tuesday night ace were nominated at fais.
Dr and Mrs S B Viera hosted the return of the latter’s father G W Drake who traveled from Red Cloud on the early morning train and is now back at his home.
Fred Bartels of Herkimer Kansas and Marie Saathoff of near Diller were married last Sunday at Zion Lutheran Church on the state line. Rev Otto Bergfelder officiated. A reception followed at the bride’s parents home southwest of Diller. They will reside on a farm near Herkimer amid warm wishes for a happy future.
An eye care notice from A. D. Ackerman of Fairbury Nebraska promotes specialized optometry services for eyewear needs. It highlights professional expertise and employee presence for vision correction.
Mrs A J Hutchinson offers purebred barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching at 50 cents per setting of 15 eggs.
Dr G H Newton a priest perhaps a pole of throat and ear specialist sets up practice in Fairbury Nebraska offering services to residents seeking care from a local medical professional.
In doubt about eyesight or glasses, visit A D Acker, a registered optometrist in Fairbury, for expert eye care and proper eyewear assessment.
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