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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 08, 1925

Page

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Mother's Day Weekend Prompts Local Notes and Ads

Next Sunday is Mother’s Day noted in local notices. Frank Cully mentions Sudan grass seed. A. H. Colman, Fairbury, visited Diller. Abe Bristol and family visited Wymore relatives. F. A. Moon & Son advertise quality payments in Airbury. C. A. McCormick Hebron Marble Works attended Diller interests. A woven wire fence with iron posts rises around Upson cemetery one mile south and four east of Diller.

C. A. McCormick Hebron Marble Works Diller and Vicinity Upson Diller

Ice delivery deadline note from Cully

We will make but one delivery of ice daily. All orders must be in by 8 a.m. C. A. Cully.

C. A

Clancy Home Hosts Charivari Ice Cream Party

Mr and Mrs Guy Clancy entertained many friends with a charivari and ice cream at their home northeast of Diller on Sunday.

Guy Clancy Diller Sunday

Waggoner and Steiner Win High Gun at Columbus Two Day Shoot

C L Waggoner and John Steiner traveled to Columbus Saturday for a two day shooting event carrying the high gun for the duration. They returned Monday.

C. L. Waggoner John Steiner Columbus Cal

Closing Out Prices at Fanders & Robertson

One John Deere single row lister priced at 72.60 and a 12 inch Deere high lift gang plow at 90.00. Weather cooled Tuesday night with ice on exposed areas. potato tops and tender vegetation appeared sick Wednesday morning.

John Deere Deere Fanders& Robertson

Everett Clark Visits Diller After Knee Injury

Everett Clark and family came down from Havelock on Monday to visit Diller relatives and friends as Mr. Clark recovers from a knee injury suffered a week or two ago.

Everett Clark Havelock Diller Mr. Clark

Mrs Carl Sandman Arrives From South Dakota for Twin Falls Visit

Mrs Carl Sandman and two children arrived last Friday from Harvun So Dak and are visiting Twin Falls for a trip.

Carl Sandman Harvun

The Meanest Thief in the World

By day and night the phrases describe a thief who steals the home. The text personifies weather as the thief Rot and notes rain snow heat and cold as the thief’s tools. The piece hints at defeating the thief with paint.

Rot Peint

Piano lesson and goods at county seat visit

Mrs. W G Robertson receives piano instruction at home. A new piano was unloaded Tuesday at the C H Cully home. A stock of fly nets in various kinds is offered at low prices. Gue Dressen and H K Shutt were business visitors at the county seat Wednesday.

W.G. Robertson C. H. Cully H. K. Shutt

For Sale Sudan Seed 4 Cents Per Pound

John W. Roseman and Mrs A D Brown of Faisbury were guests of Mrs M Callander at the first of the week. Clint Tristman returned Tuesday from Kansas City after a second hospital operation. Mr and Mrs Clarence Steffen visited Beatrice and Diller relatives. As Father faces high fuel costs, the ice wagon memory returns.

Sudan John W. Roseman A. D. Brown Faisbury Clint. Tristman Kansas City Clarence Steffen Beatrice Diller

Return of Miss Fay Maw From Kansas Visit

Miss Fay Maw returns Tuesday to her home in McDonald Kansas after an enjoyable visit with old friends and relatives.

Fay Maw Tuesaday McDonald, Kan

Mother's Day Appeals Across Faiths to Honor Mothers

The statement urges people of every creed to attend church or place of worship in honor of mothers, emphasizing universal motherhood and shared respect beyond religious lines. It frames Mother's Day as a communal observance for all communities.

Community paper seeks news for better local coverage

The editor invites readers to share community happenings and information to improve the paper. Contact C. E. Piveral at phone 35 to discuss painting needs and other local news ideas for a fuller home paper.

C. E. Piveral

Rhode Island Red Eggs for Hatching

An auction notice offers single comb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching from pens 1 and 2. Eggs are gathered and mixed with standard weight pricing and stock breeding terms. Buyers gain chances for fertile eggs and high quality stock through season availability.

Rhode Island

Visitors at Has Work and Visitors Q EB 3

Mr. and Mrs. Iph EB haps of Rev wed Mrs. Davies, Mr. Earhart, Steele City attended. Dainty refreshments were served by the committee. Three es were initiated.

Berns Iph Eb.haps Wed D A Davies Earhart Steele City Dainty

Diller Plans Lime Ball and Local Property Move

Diller will lime ball Sunday at Limouth. E J moved property in Cully. Rev V F Cia returned Monday from attending an Amddtate convention of Congregational churches at Fremont and reports a very interesting meeting. Igmrs. Clark who.

Diller Lymouth V.F. CIA Fremont Igmrs Clark

Department holds entertaining evening for members and guests

The department hosted a city hall gathering Monday evening for members and families. About seventy five attended and were served ice cream and refreshments. Attendees reported a cheerful, jolly atmosphere.

Diller

Community Basket Exchange Request For Food Items

Eleanor Diehl and Elizabeth Starr call for a local exchange event requesting each member to bring no more than three food articles for the May basket swap. The notice asks participants to contribute within limits and invite others to join.

Eleanor Diehl Elizabeth Starr

Village board prepares site for auxiliary oe plant at wells

Farmers Union estore was burglarized last Saturday night through a rear window. Goods were stolen though the safe and cash registers were not touched. Manager Schenk secured blood hounds and believes a local party will repay for the goods, no arrest made yet.

Farmers Union Estore Schenk Beatrice Blood Hounds

Diller-Lincoln Club Holds 3 o'clock Lancheon at Weigel Home

The Diller Lincoln club hosted a 3 pm covered dish lancheon Friday at Mrs. W. L. Weigel 1603 Roselyn terrace. Guests sat at one table with Mayday themed decor using spirea and honeysuckle flowers. The afternoon was informal with fancy work. Next meeting to be announced.

Diller-Lincoln Club W. L. Weigel Roselyn Terrace

Prairie Home Cemetery Endowment Notice

Notice to all interested in Prairie Home Cemetery. Those not in the endowment fund must pay 1.00 per lot or 2.00 per block for regular care. Per the cemetery board resolution, dirt removal and driving over graves with loaded wagons will stop. Subscriptions to the endowment fund are encouraged to ensure proper care.

Prairie Home Cemetery CG. EB. Weggener

Mudge and Family Return as Rain Delays End

W E Mudge visited Beat Rice Wednesday after his wife, long hospitalized there, arrived by ambulance about four. The heavy rain began soon after and lasted until nine. Mrs Mudge showed some improvement, while Mrs Pierson of Wymore remains with relatives to ease household duties and care duties.

W. E. Mudge Beatrice

Wymore Man Tracks Stolen Black Mares Near Endicott

R S Jones of Wymore searched Monday for two black mares that vanished from his pasture Friday. He tracked them to a location south of Endicott after receiving their first trace in Diller.

R. S. Jones Wymore Diller Endicott

Dr G H Newton Specializes in Ear Nose Throat

Dr. G H Newton practices ear, nose, and throat care in Fairbury Nebraska detailing specialty services and community presence.

G. H. Newton Fairbury, N

Eggs for custom hatching and baby chicks priced to attract

U S Ellison proprietor offers eggs for custom hatching at four dollars per hundred and baby chicks from bailtie bloodline flocks at popular prices. Orders encouraged early. Not an electric mammoth.

Bailtie U.S. Ellison

Black Thoroughbred Locates South of Diller

A Black Thoroughbred named Super Lmy Weidenes is described as being 2 miles south and 3 miles west of Diller, 14 miles east and 8 north of Steele City, per A. E. Southwick.

Diller Steele City A. E. Southwick

Also Mentioned on This Page

Mothers of America Citizens State Bank Frank Cully A. H. Colman Fairbury Abe Bristol F. A. Moon & Son Airbury Nebr Father E. J Womans Club New City A & Diller Opera House Shutt’s Drug Endicott Hatchery Eood Saee48 E.F. Habicht
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