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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
8
In an Aurora Illinois suit involving a man and his wife the court ordered the husband to allow his wife to warm her feet on his back every night until spring.
Neely resumes residence in his Westside home following an operation at a Sioux City hospital. He is in good spirits and walking with crutches.
Robi Steiner, formerly based in Alliance, will now establish his headquarters in Casper Wyoming. He arrived last Friday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs I D Steiner and other Diller relatives and friends.
Mr and Mrs Bert Homersham of near Odell visited Friday to Monday with Mr and Mrs B F Lightner. Mrs Homersham, sister of Mrs Lightner, will be remembered by Diller friends as Miss Mary Burkett, a 1912 Diller High School graduate.
The Plymouth News warns that probate cases invite lawyers who profit while contestants argue. The editorial pins blame on legal battles over wills, noting frequent contests and cash flowing to attorneys as long as funds last.
The Saturday program by the Slastings College Glee Club at the opera house was well rendered and well received. Despite roads making attendance only about half of capacity, the show impressed with tasteful selections and high merit. The group appreciated the fine venue and hoped for a future return with better conditions.
A collection of quirky aphorisms on eyes and traits and a note on bean milk misattributed to Japanese inventors. It reports Frank Kirkpatrick of Rock Island retiring after twenty five years with the company, born in New York and serving in the U S Navy, with ties to Fairbury and the division superintendent's office.
The speaker calls for collective effort to improve streets, beds, lighting, lawns, homes, trees, and local life. He denounces lethargy and urges action against war to rally the community for larger changes and shared progress.
Iowa farmer F. W. Habicht of Avoca endorses persistent advertising after praising a talk by F. W. Beckman at Iowa State College. He cites posting ads in the Avoca Journal that quickly moved livestock and poultry, noting an ad in the local paper helped move goods within a day and that more likely sold by the time he returned home.
The piece urges inviting a friend to church on Sunday and describes choosing a mother’s church, dressing well, and singing with gusto. It emphasizes starting a faith routine, enjoying congregational singing, and pleasing a mother who would be glad to see her son at church.
Moderate cattle run from Colorado and Scottsbluff with a brisk opening trade. Cattle steady to higher, hogs down about five cents, sheep and lambs steady. Prices listed for beeves, cows, heifers, veal, bulls, feeders, stock cattle, and sheep and lambs. Irregular Irish joke anecdote concludes.
A Philadelphia Ledger quip riffs on the ancient mariner and a prose pun about verse and curse. A Columbia Jester cartoon frames a business joke about punctuality and early training, with a 6:15 commute as the punchline.
A Philadelphia Ledger fragment contrasts a comic exchange about age with a demand for the family Bible and mentions a legend of the poppy tied to Ceres and Proserpina. The note adds a Goethean correction about correction and encouragement.
A round voyage operates along the coast from San Francisco to Portland aboard the Circle Tours line. The trip markets scenic ocean travel with stops and excursions highlighting coastal views and regional sights.
Notice announces petition by Claris L E Blauser to prove and probate the will of Maria A Blauser deceased. Hearing set for April 1915 at 1 PM in Jefferson County County Court. Notice to interested parties by publication in the Iller Record for three consecutive weeks. Louis J Nutzman County Judge.
Elias E. Hadley files in Jefferson County Nebraska a partition petition against Paul Owens and others over Lot Fourteen Mee in Block Six First Addition to Dilner. He claims Uriah Hadley died intestate in 1899 owning the real estate, heirs are his children and grandchildren, and seeks sale and division of proceeds if partition fails. Answer due by January 8 1915. Entas E. Hadley H Denney plaintiff attorney.
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