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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 21, 1919
Page
1
Loock and Habicht note village primary elections tonight. Dr G H Newton of Fairbury offers eye ear nose care. 47 61 Thorobred Buff Orpington eggs for sale at 65c per 15 eggs. Dick Farders advertises. I D Steiner visits Lincoln for specialist eye care. Mrs He C Meikle returns from Kansas City after visiting Chas Gregory and granddaughter Marie Stotts.
JR Weddle and family from Colorado Springs visit Retta Clark and relatives in town. They traveled from Kansas City where they accompanied their oldest son to auto school before returning home. Eggs for hatching big boned Rhode Island Reds offered at 1.50 per set of 15 eggs.
Through the record we express profound gratitude to those who assisted during our bereavement for the loss of our husband and father. Special thanks to Rev Te exhaus for consoling words, the singers, and floral contributors. Mrs. Fred Hicken and children.
Some farmers cultivate oats while enthusiasm for the spring village officers election remains weak. The text notes limited voter engagement despite ongoing agricultural activity.
Max Bell came back Sunday from Lincoln where he attended the state basketball tournament, returning with the experience of the event and observations from the games.
Red River Ohio seed potatoes stored last fall at Loock Habicht. Dr A Lynch lists general surgery eye ear nose and throat with an office at Fairbury Hospital 612 5th St Fairbury Neb. SE H E Green went to Waverly where he will work this summer as a carpenter. Mrs Ray Green received two car loads of manufactured ice from Fairbury Wednesday for her restaurant ice house. Gene Hill returned from Kansas City after three weeks in a hospital for an operation on her win. he looks better now.
George Riddle sold his 80 acre farm adjoining Diller on the south last Saturday to H A Bell for 135 dollars an acre. After improvements Bell will move in and make it his permanent home. Lt and Mrs Kenneth Fouts arrived Friday from Mineola Long Island N Y where Kenneth was mustered out of government service. They will visit a few weeks at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J W Fouts.
Quick sale pasture offered by I R F Starr and family news from Steele City Burlington trip for medical and funeral rites in Idaho Falls and Helvey. social at Starr home for Mrs Ida Stucker as they plan to move to Kansas City. Nebraska bill on municipally owned transmission lines discussed. Liberty Loan drive prep in Fairbury Beatrice district leaders named. county campaign set to start April 21 with precinct committee meetings planned.
Fredrick Martin Hicken born March 3 1849 at Ostecktersum Germany died March 14 after strokes at age 70 years 11 days. He emigrated to America in 1881 settled near Diller married Gesine Gruben later to his present wife eight children born one died in infancy. He joined the Methodist church over 30 years ago Funeral from the house burial at Prairie Home Cemetery Rev H A Teckhaus officiating.
Bert Ballard has completed twenty years of service in the Fairbury post office. She began in 1899 under Geo Cross at $30 monthly and now serves as deputy postmaster under Kavanaugh earning $1500 yearly. Under her tenure office receipts rose from 6000 to 18000 annually.
W H Schnuelle, former cashier of Citizens State Bank at Diller, has moved to Helvey to run a bank he recently purchased. He plans to move his family there soon. After over two years as cashier and prior service as assistant cashier, he leaves amid warm regard from friends and colleagues.
Early week saw luxury class taxes apply to autos, piano, sporting goods, gum, cameras, candy, firearms, slot machines, soaps, art goods, and more with manufacturers paying. Additional retroactive levies target incomes, estates, insurance, theatres, liquor, and amusements, while narcotics controls take effect immediately.
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