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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1923

Page

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Mrs Starr Returns From Holdredge Visit

Mrs R F Starr returned Sunday from visiting at Holdredge. Fairbury is seeing rapid growth with thirty residences and ten business houses under construction. A 74 pound boy was born on the 15th to Mr and Mrs Ed Hereth five miles east and two south of Diller. E L Loock J O Blauser and Geo Henrichs made a business trip to Lincoln in Blausers car Monday. A L Tristman of this place was drawn on the federal grand jury with orders to report Tuesday at Lincoln.

Ed. Hereth Diller E. L. Loock Geo. Henrichs Lincoln A. L. Tristman Federal Grand Jury

Tristman Couple Weekend Visit with Herwigs in Humboldt

Mr and Mrs A L Tristman spent the weekend visiting their in law aid dtwriter Mr and Mrs J C Herwig at Humbolt.

A. L. Tristman J.C. Herwig Humbolt

Monarch on Earth: Curbell Lumber Co. News

Miss Gertured Specht was taken to Fairbury hospital last Friday for an appendicitis operation and is reported to be getting along nicely. Members of S. of V. and W. R. C. are asked to meet at City Hall Tuesday night to arrange Decoration Day observance with good attendance expected.

Monarch Curbell Lumber Co S. of V City Hall

Hemstitching and pecoting by Mrs. Clara Newell

Hemstitching all kinds and pecoting offered at 10 cents a yard with prompt service. All work guaranteed. Mrs. Clara Newell in Odell Nebraska. 4t

Clara Newell Odell

Washington Visitors At Mr Warthen's Home

Mr and Mrs C E Warthen and Mr and Mrs Collins and daughter Miss Fern Collins all of Washington Kansas visited here Sunday at the home of Mrs Warthen's mother.

C. E. Warthen Mrs. Collins Fern Collins Washington, Kans Mr. Warthens

Mrs Rex A Green and son return from Rochester treatment

Mrs Rex A Green and her son Bobbie returned Saturday from Rochester Minnesota where Bobbie has been treated for his ailment. Doctors advised continuing the hospital treatment at home.

Rex A. Green Bobbie Rochester Minn

Fire destroys Fuller farm residence with $5000 loss

The Fuller farm home at 54 miles north and 14 east of Diller, occupied by John Nickeson Jr and his family, and most contents, was totally destroyed by a Thursday afternoon blaze. Officials estimate loss around $5000 and suspect the fire began from a defective flue.

Fuller Diller John Nickeson, Jr

Postal Boxes Painted White with Family Name

The postal department orders rural mail boxes and supports painted white and bearing the head of family name in neat black letters one inch high on both sides. Painting to be done at least once yearly.

The Postal Department

Diller Picnic Debate Sparks Community Club Meeting

The Diller picnic will be discussed pro and con at an adjoined meeting of the Community Club tonight at City Hall. Everyone is urged to attend to settle whether the picnic will be held this year. John and Clara Steiner were summoned to Blue Island Illinois by telegram after their brother Robert Steiner died suddenly of apoplexy. They left Fairbury on Rock Island No 8 that night and are expected to return for Sunday’s funeral.

Diller Comunity Club City Hall John Clara Steiner Blue Island Ill Robert Steiner Rock Island Fairbury

Local notices invite community events and visitor news

The Record asks readers to share information about visiting friends or relatives and other community happenings. Report noteworthy events so the paper may announce them locally.

Take Something Else Perhaps Diller Will Double Its Size

A community letter urges realistic goals and warns against cynicism. The author critiques constant complaining and encourages optimism, citing holiday cycles and wartime morale as examples of steady effort yielding returns.

Diller Cussin France

Guide Rock High Students Skip Day Prompt Punishment

A Guide Rock Signal item recalls a Friday hockey outing by part of the high school causing missed classes and a lesson in rules. Faculty respond with rigid exams and extra sessions while senior and community eyes reflect on discipline and responsibility. The piece also honors local Henrichs family contributions and family life.

Guide Rock Board of Education Guide Rock Signal

Golden Wedding Celebration For Henrichs Couple

The spacious Henrichs home hosted Mr. and Mrs. John T. Henrichs for their fiftieth anniversary. Relatives and old-time friends, six sons and nineteen grandchildren attended among over seventy-five guests who enjoyed a decorated setting with yellow color, ferns, and roses, recalling fond memories of the couple.

John T. Henrichs Fred W George Edward Theodore Benjamin William

Presentation at Henrichs Farm Engraves Lasting Remembrance

Guests from Deshler Nebraska and surrounding families gathered at the Henrichs farm where J W Fouts presented a gold headed ebony cane to Mr von and a gold mounted pear handled parasol to Mrs Henrichs. Edward von, in banking, attended as guest. Mrs Henrichs and husband gave suitable replies and the event closed with a midnight singing of God be With You Till We Meet Again.

Golden Wedding Reflections From Longtime Nebraska Family

A 50 year life review notes social evenings with readings and songs including The Golden Wedding and Silver Threads Among the Gold. Mr. and Mrs. Henrichs moved to Jefferson county from Caras county in 1878 and kept a farm near their children and grandchildren. Their six sons follow in their parents footsteps with steady industry and integrity as the couple nears advanced age and enjoys usual health for their years.

Henriche Henrichs Willer Diller Theodore Henrichs Mattie Henrichs Ben Henricha Bethel Henrichs Jefferson County Caras County Nebr Everes Ands. K

Notice of Diller Nebraska School Meeting June 11

Notice is given to qualified voters of School District No. 70 Diller Jefferson County Nebraska that the annual school meeting will be held in the school on June 11 at 8 o clock AM. The question to raise 11000 by taxation for expenses of the coming school year will be voted on per Rev Stat 1917. Board of Education S C Hutchinson Secy.

Diller Jefferson County Nebraska

For Sale Two Holstein Bulls From Noted Sires

For sale two thoroughbred Holstein bulls. Sires produced 27 lbs butter fat in seven days and dams yielded 520 lbs milk with 28 lbs butter fat in seven days. Contact C. F. Clark Fairbury via phone 6022.

C. FF. Clark Fairbury

Local Physicians Listed With Contact Details

Dr. W. F. Kuhnley an osteopath at 1st National Bank Annex Fairbury Neb with office line 95 and residence 648 tf. Dr. G. H. Newton specialist in eye ear nose and throat located in Fairbury Nebraska.

W. F. Kuhnley Nat’l Bank Fairbury G. H. Newton Fairbury, Nebr

Diller Markets Grain Offerings Noted for Thursday

Farmers Grain Co lists Wheat No 2 Corn No 8 shelled Oats prices with a 104 40 figure. The brief item signals weekly market quotes and commodity availability for Farmers Grain Co at Diller.

Farmers Grain CO

Table butter and packing list items with prices

A fragment listing table butter at .80 and packing butter at .80, with items described as old roosters and butter fat priced at .85. No full context or clear article narrative is provided.

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Citizens State Bank R. F. Starr Holdredge Brote H. K. Shutt Von Deshler J. T. Henrichs Dr. Leach Ben Bebrends A. D. Ackerman A. D. Acker Man Fairbury Diller Markets Farmers Union Store
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