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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1922
Page
3
The spring style of auto bodies has not been announced yet. Henry Ford threatens to discontinue making his flivvers and sparks public excitement. Advt mentions Judge Good for Supreme Judge with a record for efficiency and service beyond question. Mrs. Riley Tucker had a light stroke of paralysis Saturday and is nearly recovered.
Mrs. Fern Milborn notes the event delay while weekend visitors include Mrs. Mattie Hedges of Fairbury visiting Miss Fannie Diller with son Francis driving over. Jacob Brandt and wife of Quincy stopped Saturday en route from a western trip to visit their uncle and aunt Mrs. Charley Brandt and relatives.
Baxter and Richardson Company of Kirksville Missouri advertises a big money making prospect selling Milburn puncture proof tubes. Agents wanted man with car preferred write or wire for territory rights.
A new 24 mile transmission line with Beatrice as its objective will carry current from the Barneston hydro station. It will cost about 50000 dollars and include sub stations at Holmesville and Wyomore. S B Viers visited his son in town then toured Iowa Minnesota and South Dakota before a brief stop. A Lincoln license dated last month authorized the marriage of Daniel W Griswold and Ella Powell who are believed to be on their honeymoon.
A political ad argues age should not decide justice, stating Judge Good at 60 and rival 45. It notes 45 year old inmates at Beatice Feeble Minded Institute, urging voters to prioritize qualification and vote for Judge Good.
The Postoffice department said rural route carriers have no special privileges on public highways. They are equal to the traveling public and must follow state highway regulations. The ruling followed action by some rural carriers regarding warning signs on roads under construction.
Mr. Geo Lamb and his mother Mrs J N Smith and daughter Mrs Marthe of Wymore were Sunday afternoon callers at Mrs E S Dunn's.
Scientists say it will take at least one hundred million years before the earth experiences any catastrophic blow up. The remark frames public concerns about planetary doom with a focus on long timescales and planetary stability.
A quip reflects editors joining the ranks of businessmen, noting fewer jokes about starving editors as they affirm their place among professional commerce.
A political advertisement argues whiskers do not prove qualification for Supreme Judgeship and asserts Judge Good’s opponent misleads voters. The ad promotes Judge Good as a sensible and able man for the high office.
Ear Willoughby appeals to Jefferson County voters noting 63 petition voters from Reynolds helped place him on the ballot. He says he was raised in the county and has seven years of public work as he asks for support on November 7, 1922.
Chas W Pursell appeals to Jefferson County voters after being honored in the July Democratic primary for sheriff. He pledges fearless impartial duty and asks for liberal support to prove his pledges and serve if elected.
Nell Gridley and her father from Humboldt visited relatives. J. B. Watt and family traveled to Guide Rock and Bostwick for a short visit. The Equity shipped hogs and cattle. A 23 inch rain blessed wheat farmers. Mrs. Don Gridley hosted the Mother's Club. Revival meetings at Rock Creek ended with Mr Juemby delivering clean sermons. Lonnie Willems joined Farmers store in Diller. A. H. Hardy’s father and a daughter brought a cow to Humf?
Judge Good has served 104 years on the district bench with 87 of his cases appealed to the Supreme Court. 74 affirmed and 13 reversed. Judge Brown has 54 years on the district bench with 44 cases appealed. 25 affirmed and 19 reversed. The text notes burdens of appeal costs in civil and criminal cases, with two Brown cases in Saline County reversing twice and costly trials to the county.
Harbine area notes record visitors from Odell and Steele City and local trips to Hastings. A Halloween night event featured witches and ghosts with fortune telling and playful stunts, followed by chicken sandwiches doughnuts pumpkin pie and coffee as guests departed.
The Ladies Keystone class hosted a Halloween party for the Men’s Keystone class at Mr. and Mrs. Claude Dunn’s home. About 114 guests dressed in overalls and costumes filed past ghostly gatekeepers into a decoratively eerie scene with bewitching tableaux and a chamber of tortures. John Brown was killed en route and his body was displayed before the revelers. the event featured a menagerie of feigned curiosities and ornate decorations.
Announcement of the death of Mrs. B F Blythe at the family home on East 6th Street Topeka following a stroke and hemorrhage after a five hour illness. Born Anna E Weaver in Wyanet Illinois December 13 1860 she was 61 years 10 months and 17 days old. She married B F Blythe February 14 1889 and left five children including E Stanley of Univer.
Mrs Blythe a long time Beatrice and Diller area resident united with the Methodist church in 1874 at age fourteen. She later moved to Kansas with her husband and died in Houston Texas. Funeral services were held at the home and burial planned today in Beatrice area cemeteries. The Blythe family includes Vern R of Eskridge Kansas Ione and Hobert at home five grandchildren O W Weaver York Nebraska and Kate I Manicke.
F M Tippin, Republican candidate for sheriff, urges voters across Jefferson County Nebraska to support him for a second term. He emphasizes efficient law enforcement, economy, and his past record, asking constituents to mark an X next to his name on November 7 1922.
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