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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1916
Page
6
Local notices recount visits by residents including Forest Hartzell in Fairbury and Frank Wieths family moves to Diller. Shipping cattle by the Diller association occurs, while voters hear political talk as a Democratic meeting features Neville and Stark. Congressaid Sloan praised for district representation.
Mrs. Bert Gerard Mrs. John Specht and Mrs. Gilbert Blauser hosted a Halloween evening at Blauser residence with jack o lanterns music and games. Guests opened blank papers then consulted a witch to reveal partners amid laughter and playful salad face suggestions as the night wore on.
An agricultural essay argues that soil is a bank for farmers, urging reinvestment through proper fertilization. It warns that depleted soil ends farm viability and promotes barnyard manure as the cheapest, richest source of nitrogen phosphorus and potash. It favors wide spread manure spreaders to evenly feed roots and maximize field coverage.
A guest reflects that among all good times, this moment stood out as one of the finest experiences shared. The remark captures a warm farewell sentiment and a lasting memory of camaraderie.
The Henning land of 240 acres three miles east and one north of Harbine sold at referees sale last Saturday. It brought 121 dollars per acre, a record for land sold this way.
Arthur Friday and Blanche Hudson, both of the Diller vicinity, wed at the Beat Rice Methodist parsonage and will reside in Fairbury where Friday works in a windmill factory. A Republican meeting in the Opera House featured Congressman Sloan discussing issues of the day. The piece critiques prohibition supporters and warns of anti prohibition campaign leaders in Omaha. A college test shows two cows of similar looks produce very different milk, highlighting the value of weighing and testing milk to gauge a cow’s productive value.
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