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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1924
Page
1
An editorial note urges prudent finances as schools close and exams finish. It highlights a motto A Penny Saved is a Penny Earned and advertises five percent annual interest on on time deposits to encourage savings.
Senior Class Play and Junior Senior Banquet mark May events followed by Baccalaureate Commencement and a Diller Chautauqua in June. Notes include Mothers Day, music week, farm sales, and community visits, with Nebr. monuments ad and Percheron breeding ads. Local meetings and social visits span Ottumwa to Beatrice, Fairbury, and Lincoln.
Mr and Mrs Clarence Steffen shared dinner in Fairbury with friends. Mr and Mrs C E Carr of Fairbury visited relatives in Diller. Harry Vanderhock and family of Pickerell spent Sunday with Mrs Ruth Bowers. Lillian G Welch starts piano lessons in Diller Nebr from a Kansas graduate with ten years experience. J W Backman and family of Sprague visited Rev E E Pengelly in Diller. Backman is cashier at Sprague Bank. Pengelly previously pastored Sprague M E church for seven years.
Mercer B Walker Dry Goods Co Beatrice Nebraska advertises with a call to send for a circular. The notice notes return postage paid by the company.
The new village board retains the old officers with S. C. Meyer as chairman C. L. Waggoner as village clerk and W. G. Robertson as treasurer. The County Sunday School Convention at Daykin is set for May 13. Attendees are urged to come early enjoy the program and a good dinner for the cause.
Children scattered across long distances rely on radio to wake up but many still cannot hear their mother calling in the morning.
Diller and Lanham gun clubs hosted a 300 target match last week with six men per team at fifty targets each. Visitors were bested by nine birds as scores show Win, Webbog 650 Howard Jefferys 42x50 Joe it a 42x50 Ross Jefferys 05 40x50 ee a C. L. Waggoner J. F. 0 eee Wm. Van Marten. s est a nae nee sn ebe Alpha Wiemers.
Grain prices fitfully reported with butter and packing butter values. Figures show hens and roosters prices. butter fat listed at .29 but data is fragmented and incomplete.
A brief OCR fragment shows a price reference associated with Coe En and a value of 1 AL and ten cents. No clear context or complete sentence is available.
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