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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1928
Page
2
Advertisement sentence about subscription terms and advertising rates for The Diller Record. Lists payment options, mail rules, and contract conditions, including open accounts and removal from mailing lists if not renewed.
The piece argues against forcing Coolidge to run again, listing rivals Lowden Hoover and Dawes. It reports on Jefferson county case pardons for Mr. and Mrs. Kruse and Arthur Merriweather, with June 12 hearings. It lists state gasoline taxes and highway plans from Winnipeg to Texas, plus local Bee and Telegraph exchange, a Fairbury standpipe project, and Coolidge's veto of the farm relief bill.
Henry Fouts of Omaha will deliver the Decoration Day address in Fairbury city park on May 30. A Diller-Odell road project along the county line advances as the county road crews work east from Diller toward the Jack Hill School house. Henrichs Motor Co of Fairbury filed articles of incorporation in Lincoln with E R Henrichs and G L Henrichs as incorporators and 25000 authorized stock. Margaret Upson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Upson of Diller vicinity a Beatrice high school junior was among three seniors and four juniors awarded medals earning membership in the honor society at chapel services last Friday.
Notice to qualified voters of School District No. 70 of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska that the annual school meeting will be held at the district school house on Monday June 11 1928 at 8 o clock P M. The meeting will vote on raising by taxation 12000 to cover expenses for the coming year. Board of Education Dist No 70.
Miss Marguerite Chipperfield daughter of Mr and Mrs M S Chipperfield of Lincoln formerly Diller was married Sunday afternoon to G Albert Morehouse of Benkleman Neb at an outdoor service at the old chau tauqua park on the Blue River Beatrice in the presence of sixteen guests. They will spend the summer at Benkleman and in the fall go to St Louis where he will be an assistant in the biology department of St Louis University. The bride has been a student of voice in a Lincoln studio.
A group of children builds a rope bag swing from a sycamore using a cow rope and a grass filled sack. They take turns climbing, jumping, and nearly misjudging the leap until a firm scolding from their father ends the escapade. Mary falls but recovers with humor, and the tale ends with mixed pride and a cautionary return.
A partial text fragment discusses honesty and not borrowing items without permission to avoid hurting Mary, emphasizing pride in achieving fairness and square conduct.
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