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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 11, 1923
Page
1
A Diller column reports various local items from Lincoln Neb to Odell and Wymore. Notes include a shoe purchase request, overcoats sale, a dance invitation, family visits, a birth, land terms, a new bungalow contract, a harvest freeze, medical travel, tomato plant sale, and a family trip to Wymore.
W E Math delivers 14 the Odell Oracle to R L Clerk a newspaper man from Barns Wyoming.
Rex Green and daughter Eyleen and his mother Mrs. H. E. Green and daughter Bonnie drove to Lincoln Sunday for a brief visit with relatives as the cold wave hit crops and brought a harsh noon on Wednesday.
Miss Marie Colman and her friend Miss Ethel Cayler from Powell visited Burlington for Beatrice and traveled there to seek employment.
Ss F Innis files a wire at Ki Mo. and a guest arrives by car on Tuesday. After a week at home Mr Innis will resume his pastorate. David plans to attend summer school at University Place.
The Diller public scholars will meet May 18 for a banquet at the Cohen hotel. The Record office printed notices for the Jun banquet and will host the event. The sermon will be delivered and a special musical program will be provided.
Mr and Mrs Frank T Pearéte were contacted by phone with news that Pear éte’s foster mother is involved in a matter in Fairbury Su. the message prompted their prompt attention to the case.
The Community Club claims credit for library support and local improvements including tracks, street corner changes, entertainments, and prizes. They report costs of 176.85 to date with 25.00 for basketball travel and a library donation. They plan a stockyard project for Diller and a crossing signal by the depot and a summer picnic, with a meeting on the second Monday in May.
Diller wins the Jefferson County High School Field and Track Meet held in Fairbury. Individual event results show Diller taking multiple sprints and field events with top placements across 60 and 100 yard dashes, 440 yard dash, and shot put details, while Fairbury and Plymouth students also place high in several events.
The report lists running events and placements from a junior meet with towns Fairbury Diller and Ayri bury. Spencer Weiiburg Newman Diller and Corp are named in 100 yard dash and running broad jump results with first second and third places. Bronze medals awarded as first prizes, ribbons for seconds and thirds. Anderson of Diller won gold for individual honors. the silver loving cup trophy was won permanently by Diller.
A vintage classifieds snippet from White Hat Ware Co. in Fairbury highlights pricing for bits at $12.00 each with samples available and mail orders largely handled. The text emphasizes prompt service from the South Side Square storefront.
Mr and Mrs C E Waggoner and Mr and Mrs E F Habicht with Ruth Gradon motored to Lincoln Sunday morning and spent the day there.
Grain quotations from Parmers Grain Co list Wheat No 2 Corn No 8 and New Oats with offerings and price indications. Reading notes show price levels and market terms for commodity trading.
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