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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1929
Page
3
Community items note resurfacing work on Diller gravel streets, an ad for Moon & Son monuments in Fairbury, and various sales offers from local merchants. Local residents are mentioned visiting relatives in Jefferson City and Lincoln, with snow observed in the state and social visits among families in the area.
Public notice seeks the names of young people induced to sign contracts that are promissory notes for tuition. The law regulating this matter will be sent free. Address J. B. Haynes, 521 Sunderland Building, Omaha.
DILLER NE All kinds of shoe work done neatly and quickly Laws filed by machinery shop first door north of the Colman hotel building
Public auction listing 4 extra good milk cows aged 5 years fresh in milk, 1 span extra good mules, 50 Poland China hogs, line of machinery. Sale starts 100 leet sharp with free noon aes. Terms six months on bankable notes. Owner b Payne. Auctioneer Col Waddell. Clerk Geo Patterson.
Dick Willems describes Minnesota forest types including pine spruce cedar poplar and oak and outlines fire prevention methods. He details peat and lightning fires trenching water pumps airboats patrols and radio linked response across a lake with many Canadian islands and a 35 foot patrol boat fleet. He notes 21 million forest acres and a district ranger managing about 1.125 million acres.
A limited fragment urges enlisting local people to fight fires and educate the public to prevent arson. The speaker cites settler involvement and careless campers berry pickers and various causes such as cigarettes auto exhaust trains lightning. The notice ends with a promise to continue.
Mr and Mrs H Hollman and their son Clarence and Rudolph Dickhoff visited relatives in Beatrice Sunday for a family gathering.
The junior Latin students are proving they can learn conjugations and declensions while translating second year Latin. The northeast room thanks Mrs. Robertson for the pretty window box. The 9th grade English presents Fire Five Ghosts as a one act play seen before the assembly. The puppets Macbeth delighted the English Eloes. The general Science class studies the earth’s surface focusing on rocks and glaciers. Home Economics last week studied batter making and welcomed a waffle iron donated by Pauline Patton.
A vintage ad copy touts Winter Windows for heat efficiency and home comfort. It markets certified fuel, fast delivery, and instant savings while urging readers to fill bins now. The piece references drivers quitting work and a societal push toward self reliance in cold weather.
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