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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1922
Page
1
Beatrice papers note H. S. Townemaker may enter the race for sheriff of Gage county on the Democratic ticket. The village board sets the deadline for dog license payments tomorrow. The junior class play is scheduled for April 14.
A notice states a meeting of the Diller Library Aasn will be held Monday April 3 at 8 p.m. in the city hall. Signed QO. J. Mayborn Secretary.
Mrs. Frank Cully visited Beatrice with her parents Col. Hiatt and wife, the trio arriving early in the week to see local sights and meet residents.
E S Diller of Everett declares he will not qualify if elected to the school board next Tuesday. Blauser, a rural mail carrier from Powel, visited the home of his parents, Postmaster and Mrs J Blauser, on Sunday.
To the Legal Voters of School Dist. No. 70 I am not a candidate although my name appears on the ballot E F Habicht confirms the ballot listing is mistaken and that he is not a candidate.
Coming junior class member Rex A. Green is setting up an amateur receiving station at his Diller home. He is constructing most equipment himself to hear bands from Lincoln, Omaha, St. Joseph and Kansas City soon.
Primary election filings in Jefferson county include C. O. Matthias and Ed Allen for county clerk as Republicans and E. Q. Bails Earl Willoughby for Democrat, E. L. Jenkins as Republican treasurer, Irene King Democrat register of deeds, F. M. Tippin Clyde Broadstone and Charles Purcell Thomas Ward across sheriff races, Eva B. Shuman nonpartisan superintendent, Frank L. Rain Arthur J. Denney Republican county attorney, W. L. Woods Republican Steele City district, Charles F. Stark John Koch Emil Schoen Democrat Fairbury district. No filings yet for county surveyor though incumbent D H Rich expected. No filings for representative or senator. county judge clerk of district court and county assessor offices not expiring this year.
The Record announces its new serial story Mary Marie will begin next week and be sold in book form at two dollars per copy. Mr and Mrs J Smith Diller hosted friends Wednesday evening at their home in Diller with a pleasant gathering and refreshments afterward.
Geo Henrichs states he opposes reducing Diller Schools to ten grades. He says he supports a 12 grade system and notes he has been nominated by the people. He pledges to serve to the best of his ability if elected.
Fairbury meeting of the county fair board discussed adding races to the attractions. The board personnel remain the same and O R Jones was re elected secretary. A decision to acquire more ground for a track and barns was discussed with a committee of Henry and Milton Coffman appointed to confer with county commissioners on land acquisition.
The city library project moves ahead with a book case at City Hall and 250 donated books plus 200 ordered. Local dealer Mr. Shutt secured discounts and donated 53 new books while the committee credits his aid. Additional gifts include a bookcase from J. W. Fouts and sets from Pierce Randall and Stange.
The statement notes members who paid their membership fees this past week and warns that April first will complete the charter roll unless others pay. Names include Alien Colman Claude Ellis Mrs. Claude Ellis Mrs. L. H. Findling Mrs. Roscoe Colman Mrs. Isabelle I. Vieths Mrs. Nellie J. Green Mrs. Nora Specht.
A 1918 to 1921 comparative table shows mill levy levels by district including Diller Fairbury Plymouth Steele City Jansen. It notes the average ten year prior levy was 32.18 mills in Diller and 36.4 in Fairbury and observes Diller held lower high school levies than peers, suggesting a return to economical management without sacrificing school efficiency. Classified ads follow for farm seed eggs and local services.
For Sale a 7 months old thoroughbred polled male calf. Contact Arthur Veiths in Diller by phone 123.26 for details.
Second hand disc harrow grain drill and riding cultivator all in working order. Fanders and Robert son. I have bright alfalfa hay for sale at 15 dollars per ton, leaves on and barn stored. Also about 40 bushels of alfalfa seed for sale by J W Fouts.
For sale a set of heavy work harness offered by Geo Logan.
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