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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1928
Page
5
Odds and ends include sales of horses mules and farm goods, calls for oil or gas delivery, eye doctors in Fairbury, harness and organ offerings, a Kimber organ for sale, a six octave Kimball, and car trades. Local people visit, plant potatoes, and weather and farm activity noted with several community items and meetings announced.
Dick Fanders posts notice at 3 miles west of Diller that he will stand the stallion Register ed Percheron No 11769 a spotted horse weighing 1200 pounds until May first with a service fee of 10 dollars per cover. He states he will avoid accidents and is not responsible for any that occur.
Local notices report seamen visits and a real estate ad while community life unfolds. Dr Hertig visits Dr Diehl. Wm Henrichs advertises dogs. weather spurs early gardens. Fairbury schools report 360 absences. new Diller directory in progress. cattle and poultry health ads appear. local group plans The Little Clod Hopper at the opera house. primaries nominate candidates for village trustees and school board.
George Baker longtime resident northeast of Diller died March 18 1928 at age 62. He was born August 3 1865 in Michigan and came to Gage county in 1879. Survived by wife Emma Dewey and children Hattie Nellie and Harry. Burial conducted by Modern Woodmen of America at Prairie Home Cemetery.
Mary Ellen Brown, state leader, spoke on Home Making to Woman's Club members at the Christian church. She urged plan your work then work your plan and a place for everything and everything in its place as guiding slogans.
The N C S A Club entertained husbands and families at the Cavetts home on March 7 with a green theme. Highlights included piano duets by Irma Franzen and Eleanor Filley, an Irish playette, and a prize for progressives. Special guest Miss Marguerite Viers attended.
I J Smith Diller cashier swears the statement is a true copy of the report made to the department of trade and commerce for the bank in Jefferson county Nebraska. Attest: S R MeeRe G F Rippin sworn before me on the 17th day of 1928 by notary Frank T Pearce whose commission expires March 5 1930.
The balance sheet shows assets including loans and discounts 358254.71 in cash 8662.85 and securities 271.61. It lists undivided profits 52692.68 and time certificates of deposit 237181.60 with total assets 358254.71. Depositor guarantees fund 280.58 and cashiers checks outstanding 2992.24. Officials J Mayborn and W N Sparks certify the report. Notary Frank T Small swears to the document on May 19, 1928.
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