Seed Grain and Seed Money
The piece urges thrift and saving, likening seed grain to money in a certificate of deposit. It warns wasteful spending hinders independence and success, and promotes starting a savings account with one dollar at this bank.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1926
Page
1
Local Notices and Classifieds Mosaic
Spring seed for sale at $1.60 per bushel by F. E. Wolken and J. W. Fouts offer seed oats. Sheep equity exchange lists live stock for Tuesday shipment. Veda Cavett nursed Mrs Meyer. Rex theatre community club tonight. Purebred eggs and hatching eggs offered by Mrs Hilder and Mrs Teagarden Odell. Lumber firm promotes tools. election next Tuesday. Game birds released. hunters warned of $100 fine per bird. Community events include food sale at Shutt’s Drug Store and visits to Lincoln relatives.
Clark's Cash Produce Market Today
Local market listing for Clark's Cash Produce with prices for hens at 249, eggs 28c, cream 4, and other items like springs 22e and sweaters 68c. Open Wednesday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clark's
Former Diller Resident Visits Friends in Town
Gus Kelley, a former Diller resident, visited old friends last Saturday. He had returned from a trip to Hastings and Lincoln where he bought materials for a House of Worship in his hometown of McDonald, Kansas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gus .Kelley
Diller
Hastings
Lincoln
McDopald
Kan
Packer Birthday and Anniversary Leads to Social Evening
The N. R. C. Clut and families met at Mr. and Mrs. Hiram Packer's home Friday evening. They played rock with Mr. Senior winning the prize and Mrs. Arthur Grone taking consolation. Light refreshments followed. The gathering marked Mr. Packer's birthday and the Packer anniversary. On depart, Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shottenkerk were guests of honor at future ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hiram Packer
Senior
Arthur Grone
Packer
Elmer Shottenkerk
Nin
Cloyd Cully Recovers After Ferocious Assault
A garbled report notes Cloyd Cully recovering from an attack of fu with local mention of Herman Sisse and Wednesday wind damage that harmed wheat fields. An auction-style listing offers a six year old cattle care animal in foal priced by Frank Grone.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cloyd Cully
Frank Grone
For Sale Some cane fodder bundle and lumber yard notes
For sale cane fodder in bundles. W T Logan and J A Marshall visited the Brenneises in Kansas. A. Hutchl neon and Ray Geer on sick list this week. Mr Catlendar has been caring for the lumber yard.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Logan
Ray Geer
Mr. Catlendar
Mrs Green Returns From Modac Visit
Mrs Mary Green returned Tuesday from Modac Kab where she had visited several weeks with her daughter Mrs Will Bristur and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary ‘Green
Modac
Kab
Will Bristur
Easter Supper Held by Federated Church Ladies
The Federated Church ladies host their annual Easter supper and bake sale at City Hall on Saturday evening April 20. Proceeds support church activities and community outreach.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladies of the Federated Church
Community Club Night to Feature School Music Program
The high school orchestra and the girls glee club will furnish the music at the Rex theatre tonight as part of the Community Club entertainment. The program is prepared under the direction of Attorney Delehant of Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rex Theatre
Attorney Delehant
Beatrice
Village Election Notice for Diller Trustees and Educators
Notice calls a village election in Diller to elect three trustees for two years and one trustee for one year to fill a vacancy and two members of the Board of Education for three years. S. C. Moser serves as chairman and Chas. E. Waggoner as village clerk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Biles Bro ‘Ther Guy Eal
Ow Ione
Faeme Pamis Pe M
Diller
Board of Education
S. C. Moser
Chas. E. Waggoner
Beatrice Couple Married in Lincoln Church Ceremony
Mies Hazel Hemminger daughter of Beatrice and Mrs C F Finch of Odell united in marriage Wednesday evening March 16 at St Paul Methodist church Lincoln Rev Aiken officiated with few relatives present. Bride wore gray georgette over rose crepe. bridesmaid Miss Vesta Sparks wore bing blue georgette. Best man Leon Tillotson. Wedding supper followed. The groom taught near Beatrice after high school and is described as a man of sterling worth. They will live in Lincoln where Mr Finch is employed in auto and tractor school work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mies Hazel Hemminger
Mreo J. .H. Hemminger
Beatrice
C. F. Finch
Odell
St. ‘ Paul Methodist Church
Lincoln
Aiken
Vesta” Sparks
Bing
Georgette
Leon Tillotson
Mbe
Jay
Nebraska
Linesin
Fioch
Émpela Auto
Traci Shool
Beatrice Sunne
Diller
Ageth
Ohnner
Hemmioger
Mary Thompson Hadley Pioneer of Diller Dies at 81
Mary Thompson Hadley born April 26 1844 in Clarksville Ohio. She taught in Taylor County Iowa schools before marrying Franklin Hart Emerson in 1868. They helped found Diller and the Burlington railroad era. Survived by three children Carrie Green James Emerson Mattie Wright, twelve grandchildren five great grandchildren and a half brother E wood West. Funeral Thursday from Diller M E church with Rev W S McCuailister officiating. Burial Prairie Home Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Thompson Hadley
Clarksville
Ohio
Taylor County
Iowa
Bedford
Franklin Hart Emerson
Olive
Carrie J. Green
James H. Emerson
Diller
Nebraska
Mattie
Burlington
James
Beatrice
Lincoln
Diller Methodist Episcopal Church
Order of the Eastern Star
Diller Lodge
Helen Green
Lodge Pole
Nebr
E Green
M. E
McCuailister
Prairie Home Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Mary T. Emerson
The family thanks friends and neighbors for kindness shown during the long illness and death of their mother and grandmother Mrs. Mary T. Emerson. The kindness will long be remembered by The Children and their families.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary T. Emerson
Easter Observed with Special Services and Decorations
Easter celebrations across the Christian denominations in the city will include special services and decorative programs by church choirs. The festival date follows the rule set by Nice in 325, with Easter on the first Sunday after the full moon after March 21, falling on April 4 this year. Also notes price quotes for corn, wheat, and oats at the local grain market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eastre
Council of
Nice
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens State Bank
F. E. Wolken
Tiffis Blauser
J. W. Fouts
Shea Equity Exchange
Veda Mae Cavett
John Meyer
D. W. Fanders
Rhode
Island
John Hilder
Wyandotte
Teagarden
Lister
Hrickory
Oaks
Cornbelt Lumber. Co
Roy Geer
Mgr
L. M. Cavetthee
Ellis
R. W. Green
Shutt’s Drug Store
Keystone
The
Federated Church
Sarah Witty
Ray Colman
Hame
R. W. Grees
E. L. Loock
C. L. Waggoner
Dr. Viers
J. T. Henrichs
W. C. Line’s
Ralph Longs
OW Sollow
Stone & Brown Shoe Co
Wheeler
Victor Mash
Fairy
Seenet
eCertes
Chiba
Herman Sisse
J.A. Marshall
Brenneises
Kansas
Sanda
Egle
Mrs. A. T Hutchl Neon
Rexall Drug Store
H. K. Shutt
W& Y
E. F. Habicht
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