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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1929
Page
3
The Record lists spring cleanup activity and dandelion growth as the season begins. Mrs Carrié Green visits W H Plager and Grant Chancellor drive from Fairbury with A H Colman. Dr Adams replaces Dr Garland in Lincoln area. Blausers School hires Evalyn Brunk to teach next year. Clarence Wolters sells land near Harbine for $22 5¢.
F A Moon and Son offer quality monuments at reasonable prices in Fairbury Nebraska established 1886. For sale genuine Red River Early Ohio seed potatoes advertised by Lawrence Caldwell of Diller. Phone and delivery through Clark's store and Diller Cassell Oil Co. scanner notice.
Property in Diller offered for sale by L H Siekmann describes a well kept house priced to move. Also notes Jersey Black Giants eggs for setting at 3 50 per 100 from a Steele City area farm near Alvy Negus and a lacquer process to color slippers and pumps at Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop and Shining Parlor near Bonham Theatre.
Ben Behrends advertises setting purebred Buff Minorcas at a farm located four miles south and one mile east of Diller. Heavy type and heavy layers, eggs priced at 400 dollars per dozen. Four miles south and one east of Diller.
Mrs A W Crossant of Jansen Nebraska advertises pure bred S C Buff Orping ton eggs at 400 per hundred and Mastodon Everbearing strawberry plants at 150 per hundred plus Progressive Ever bearing plants at 1 25 per hundred and Senator Dunlaps at 100 per hundred Plymouth Ph 41.
Dick Fanders of Diller Nebraska offers the Percheron Stallion General Pershing No 138619 for service at 12 dollars to insure a colt to stand and suck. Fee also listed for a saddle horse at 8 dollars inquiries and insurance conditions apply with neighborhood removal penalties.
Beatrice Nebraska seed firm Pease Seed and Grain Company lists pure scarified recleaned sweet clover seed at 4.80 5.40 and 6.00 per bushel. Address 718 S 6th St. Beatrice. 4t
HomBilt Garden Furniture Co invites customers to visit one block west of the bank to discuss custom porch boxes trellises bird houses and yard decor. They offer to build items not in stock.
Kohlmeyer Hatcheries promotes pure bred heavy breed chicks in 500 lot quantities and 13 to 124 cents per chick. They advertise the SI PLEX Brooder and invite orders from Marysville Kansas at 205 Calhoun Street.
An old frame house at 121 McDowell street is being torn down to create a filling station at the north entrance over the viaduct. Guy Cassell of Steele City is building and will operate it, his fourth station, with tanks already built in Steel City.
T. W. Bramhall told the Chicago Association of Credit Men that nonpayment stems from extravagance incompetence or over optimism not dishonesty. He urged credit men to prevent excessive debt.
Complete stock of McCormick Deering and John Deere implements listed by Jansen Lumber Co with items including tractors 10x20 and Fordson with plows, shellers spreaders a hammer mill drills listers wagons and a IHC 1 ton truck. Also 3 mules 2 horses and a 160 acre farm near Fairbury. Phone 13 Jansen La.
Fred Krebs is under doctor care. Dr. O C and Oliver Diehl made a trip to the state capitol Monday. Mrs. Donald Tincher substitutes as junior high teacher at Wymore due to illness in the family. S C Hutchinson expands in the implement business. Forest Hartzel was ill and sent to Fairbury hospital. Bud and Raleigh Bell tend cattle at his yard during his absence. Mrs. Sophia Mathias purchased the Lottman residence in Diller. daughter Mrs. Grace Fasnacht will move in with family from Beatrice. C A Green and relatives drove from Modac Kansas with a trailer. they had a minor car upset but escaped unharmed. Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone hosted a Sunday gathering honoring several local families including the Kuneckes and the Richardsons.
The longtime Fairbury post office employee Miss Bert Ballard, once a Diller girl and Record office angel, marks three decades of service. She began under post master George Cross with clerks Bert Kinnamon, earning 400 dollars yearly, now 2600 as assistant postmaster. Ballard has worked in every department and served under six postmasters including J Lydon Thorton, current head for 23 years.
An eleven pound boy born on St Patrick's Day to Loyal and wife at the Diller home of her parents. Bradford Diller returns from Marshall Mo with aviator diploma. Margaret Logan hospitalized for infected knee at her parents’ home. NRC meeting at Frisbie home with 32 attendees and prize winners. Bert Bates 28 sentenced to five years for shooting Wm Kanter in Lincoln district court. Kanter shot three times. his grandmother Mrs Willems and relatives live in Diller.
Mr and Mrs John Weerts former Diller residents now farming seven miles southwest of Fairbury with help from their children transacted business in Diller Tuesday They stopped at the office and advanced their subscription to the Record
Report shows deposits at year end 1928 307113.25 and deposits now 318850.37. Mayborn cashier attests the report to the Nebraska Department of Trade and Commerce with notary Frank Pearce witnessing sworn statement dated March 19 1929.
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