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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 30, 1923
Page
1
Good Friday observations and farm tasks noted as farmers prepare to sow oats. Weather caution may affect gardens next week. Local shops advertise cleaning supplies and window treatments while a library book list update is promised. Residents Gus Tintel and Hertan Sasse visit then return to Byron.
An entry notes a nine pound daughter born on the 19th to Mr. and Mrs. Pasi Kiero at their Faust Minnesota home. Mrs. Kiero is a Diller native and will be remembered as Miss Aurti Tonneme ances tor of Mr. Je C. W. Tonnemaker, longtime residents of Diller now in Rush City Minnesota.
A fragmentary notice notes payments toward the Endowment Fund for the per ron pare of is in Prairie. The text references Madden Tony and a date around 2525, with sparse context.
The message credits Mr Mc Keen for leading Monday night efforts while noting the writer has not met him personally but is familiar with his reputation in other places.
The paper notes village and school elections next Tuesday with sample ballots shown. A casual dinner invitation is mentioned in a stray line and an unrelated garbled phrase references groceries and Easter.
Mrs Frances Starkey and son George spend winter with relatives at Ft Collins Cab and return home. Mayor S C Moser and Jorden Sanmann toured Fairbury by car along the Golden Rod Highway via Harbine and Jansen. Miss Marther Klinger and Ernie Klinger of Hanover Kan visit O J Klinger and Rev Dohrkop and return to Hanover with Mrs C J Klinger.
A new volume begins its thirty seventh year of publication under single ownership. Uncertain about reaching a fiftieth year, the note hints at continued progress and patron satisfaction as the period opens.
A reader note from B. F. Henrichs states gale conditions favor the choice alfalfa hay stored in the barn. The message implies weather impacts hay quality and supply decisions for farm storage and sales.
Mieses Fern and Lillian Wohlfarth, teac in the Beatrice schools, spent that weekend with their Diller relatives.
Mrs. Wa me e Sunday the death of her. at Otis, Colo., moved from Smi. Ed. Ross, the recently penter, Kan. rming her of tcer.
Fragmentary notice states a 7 ft long item with inch and a half between Diller and Harbine. Request to leave at Fanders 5 rteen garage and receive a reward.
A fresh looking home advice highlights woodwork and wood finishes from elt Lumber Co with painted surfaces and helpful tips for improvement.
We express our gratitude for expressions of sympathy and condolence by letter and flowers during our recent sickness and sorrow. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Sanman and family.
A notice invites those able to farm a farm property to lease it for the year. J W Fouts will arrange the lease. Mrs Leora Richardson Frisbie received a letter from Mr and Mrs William Lanman of Hackettstown New Jersey thanking the Class of 1918 for sympathy and floral offerings after the death of their daughter Ida.
Be F Osaka announces a large sale at his farm on April 20 at the north location. Details describe healthful climate and agricultural items to be offered, with further particulars to be provided elsewhere.
The annual meeting of the Diller Library Association will be held Tuesday April 17 at 7 30 p m at the city hall for the election of officers and other business. F E Hale president C J Mayborn secretary.
Local notices report branding errors and garbled text about trespass and chickens. The Keroe City Clerk and the Vi Board acknowledge unclear wording and seek clarification on property complaints and dates.
At a recent meeting the Board of Education of Dist aoe 0 approved continuing the present school district program for another year across the Diller area.
Rev Henry R McKeen a chauteauqua lecturer will lecture at Pellelkend church next Monday evening April 2 on rural community problems and plans. He has studied chauteugus plats and features a schedule of church and community talks. His visit includes a stop at the Weetee Agricultural College Thursday and other engagements through the winter.
Jerden Sanmann rushed to Hackettstown New Jersey when his sister Ida Sanmann a high school teacher fell ill with scarlet fever but died before he reached her bedside. Parents Mr and Mrs Wm Lanmann and brother Ivan also contract the disease but recover to date. blood from Dr Lovie Sanmasa of New York City aided in a critical brother's transfusion.
The passage extols moral integrity over wealth and status, urging the reader to maintain honor and a clear conscience. It emphasizes pain avoidance from deceit and the value of personal faith and peace beyond worldly gains.
Classified notice offering a voice farm home with land to rent to a partner for entering the chicken business. Contact C. Cc. Andrews in Steele City Nebraska by phone or letter for details.
Farmers Grain Co lists Wheat No 2 offering and Corn No 8 on New Oats offering. Prices show $1.00 involved in the Farmers Union store notice dated 6 07 46.
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