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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 04, 1923

Page

3

No Brains and Newsy Bits From Diller Column

Night fall brought a fatal crash as a man died on impact while the Boston Transcript notes a dramatic scene. The first alfalfa crop appears promising and the Farmers store reports a wagon load of farming implements. The Diller Community Club meets on the second Monday. road conditions in the area have been poor. Paul Stange visited D. K. Calkins in Blue Springs. The Custard Cup begins inside this week. A light rumor debate asks whether the greatest gossip is man or woman.

Unclear fragment on knocking and hammers

Fragment suggests fear of knockers with hammers not taking them to the grave and potentially breaking out.

Wallpaper Costs and Currencies Cited as Analogy

The line compares wallpapering a room with the price paid in Russian rubles and German marks, framing costs in foreign currencies to emphasize savings per stroke. It uses a humorous, hyperbolic take on expense.

Lumber Firm Reports Sale for New House on Davis Farm

Roy Geer of Corn Belt Lumber Co reports selling a bill of lumber for a new house on the T. L. Davis farm, located 11 miles northeast of Diller, to replace the house that burned several weeks ago.

Roy Geer Cornbelt Lumber Co T. L. Davis Diller

Local Notes From Illinois Farm and Visits

Uncle George Pickard visits relatives in Illinois as winter wheat is reported in prime condition. Frequent showers steady the wet ground hindering fieldwork while corn planting near Diller may be delayed. Mr. and Mrs. Al Ballard visit with sister Mies L Ballard. Piano lessons with Mrs. W G Robertson are arranged. Contractor L M Cavett travels to Lewiston for Methodist church project with full basement.

L. M. Cavett Lewiston

Methodists to Begin Work on Church Improvement

The Methodists have subscribed a $1200 improvement fund and plan to start raising the church and finishing the basement soon.

Miss Adelia Roelfs Named Deputy Postmaster

Miss Adelia Roelfs, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Roelfs, has accepted the position of deputy post master in the Piller post office and commenced working Monday morning.

Adelia Roelfs Ben Roelfs Piller

Piano for sale near balance due in Omaha

Kimball piano lightly used available for the balance due. Respond to W. F. Van Fuet at 1513 Douglas St. Omaha Nebraska for purchase details. Act quickly as items priced to move.

Kimball W. F. van Fuet Douglas St Omaha Nebraska

Remarkable cow death after swallowing nails and Ford parts

A bizarre incident reports a cow dying after swallowing nails a tin can barbed wire and a full line of Ford accessories An unknown person twisted her tail causing her to bolt and collapse from the strain.

Ford

Mayborn and Lightner Tie The Knot In Beatrice

George A H Mayborn aged 47 and Mrs Nellie M Lightner aged 43 formerly of Diller wed in Beatrice on May 1. Friends from Diller receive notices they will be at home after May 15 at 15th and Ella streets Beatrice.

George A. H. Mayborn Nellie M. Ltghtner Merly of Diller Beatrice 15Th Ella Street

Bride-To-Be Shower Honors Odell Bride-To-Be Nellie Lightner

Mrs Nellie Lightner of Odell will soon marry George H Mayborn of this city. A kitchen shower was given at Lincoln street with Mrs Bert Hamersham hosting. Guests presented gifts and hemmed towels while a dainty lunch was served at 5 o clock.

Bert Hamersham Lincoln Street Nellie Lightner Odell George H. Mayborn

Nebraska Road Surfacing Urged For All Weather Travel

A Nebraska editorial argues roads must be surfaced to handle wet weather as well as dry. It notes rising traffic, economic factors, and the inadequacy of basing travel on dry conditions, suggesting gravel or crushed stone as effective surfaces.

Nebraska Pegi

Pioneer Carmichael Returns From Market Trip

J. T. Carmichael of the Diller area visited old friends on his return from St. Joe where he had sold hogs and cattle. He raised 13,000 bushels of wheat last year and reported a very good crop outlook for corn in his vicinity this year.

J. T. Carmichael Co Diller St. Joe St. Francis Kaen

Diller Village Board Reorganizes with Reelect Officers

The Diller village board of trustees met Monday night and re elected all the old officers Mayor S C Moser clerk C E Waggoner Treasurer W G Robertson Street Commissioner Dr Fox The new board includes S C Moser R W Green S F Clark John Clausson and W E Anderson Retiring members were H K Shutt and D V Fanders

Diller Village S. C. Moser C. E. Waggoner W.G. Robertson Dr. Fox R. W. Green S. F. Clark John Clausson W.E. Anderson H. K. Shutt D. V. Fanders

Endowment Fund Subscriptions for Prairie Home Cemetery

Names listed subscribe to the perpetual care fund for Prairie Home Cemetery. Notable entries include Jehy Woods Sr and Alex Bell with amounts. Any lot owners wishing moves this year should arrange with Mr. Tinstman.

Prairie Home Cemetery Jehy Woods, Sr She ‘Bell Alex Bell Oliver Farrow Tinstman

Manners and Boys in Everyday Life

The piece argues that ill manner leads to failure in business and social relations. It notes that customers expect courtesy and value, and that teachers struggle to improve manners without home instruction. It frames manners as practical, not theoretical, everyday fact.

Woman's Club Meeting Set With Cooking Demo

The Woman's Club will meet at the school house in the Domestic Science room Tuesday afternoon May 8 at 2 30. Program includes early cooking methods by Mrs J W Fouts and a demonstration by high school pupils.

J. W. Fouts

Called Business Meeting at Mrs Scott Millers Home

On Friday afternoon May 4 at 2 30 PM a called business meeting will be held at Mrs Scott Millers home. As many of the chief members as possible are requested to be present due to considerable business to be brought before the members.

Harbine News Briefs Reflect Family Visits and Local Events

Mert Murray and Clarence Murray visited Ashland to see brother Walter Murray and relatives Gladys and Arnold Lottman over the weekend in Diller. Grivb and Clarence Engleman wed at the German church and will farm on the groom’s father’s land in Ethellis. Copeland took a business trip to Beatrice. Elizabeth Sendman returned to Fairbury after caring for an infant. Weerts returned home near Shea after visiting with her aunt Mrs. Lottman. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Saum spent Sunday with her parents. Ommen family spent Sunday at home and Ommen hosted friends in the afternoon.

Mert Murray Clarence Murray Ashland Walter Murray Gladys Arnold Lottman Diller Grivb Clarence Engleman Ethellis Frank Murrey Copeland Beatrice Elizabeth Sendman Fairbury Neoples Shea Lottman Jay Saum Oemphine Om Ne Home Mee Weedee Dick ‘Ommen

Town Builders And Optimism Inspire Civic Pride

A reflective piece urges residents to foster enthusiasm and community effort to strengthen the town. It contrasts proactive builders with naysayers and argues positive engagement yields collective benefit.

Medicind Sustains 40 Year History in Treatment

For over four decades Medicind has been used in treatment settings, continuing a long history of medical use. The article notes ongoing applications and the enduring role of the medication in patient care.

Medicind

Town Boosters Target Town Pests With Careful Effort

A local booster group pledges to give focused attention to recurring pests in town, aiming for effective control. Their plan includes careful inspection and targeted actions to reduce sightings and nuisance.

Mexican Prehistoric City Unearthed Near Volcanic Foot

Scientific American reports a newly found ancient city at the base of the volcano Tziaccihuatl. The site measures about four miles by three, enclosed by a wall, and contains 28 pyramids. Researchers say it may rival Teotihuacan in fame.

Scientific American

Also Mentioned on This Page

Johnnie Diller State Bank General Banking Boston Transcript The Diller Community Club Paul Stange D. K. Calkins Blue Springs Er Florence Bingham Livingston George Pickard Illinois Mrs. al. Ballard Mies L. O. Ballard W. G. Robertson Womans Club Sododorol Harbine Fairbury Milk Co McCormick-Deering Farmers Union Co-Op Store Diller McCormick - Deering Line
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