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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1922
Page
3
The passage extols a plain man who speaks plainly and acts with integrity. It notes Santa Claus returning from a summer vacation and reports Mrs. Will Henrichs visiting her parents in St. Edwards Nebraska yesterday.
Harlan Hadley returns from Lincoln with son Elmo and family. Rev. and Mrs. W F Clark drive to Lincoln for a ministerial convention. A daughter weighs 74 pounds born to Mr. and Mrs. Charley Lukas near Diller. David Innis and Helen Green teaching at Clatonia visit Diller homes. R F Starr sows 100 acres of wheat near Cheyenne Wells Colorado. Mrs A Friday visits Fairbury to meet her new granddaughter. J H Pittenger of Lincoln visits and checks farm interests. A nine pound boy born to Mr. and Mrs. Will Kennedy north of Fairbury. Scott A Miller and family visit Adeline Kennedy north of Fairbury.
Mr and Mrs Arthur J Denney and Mr and Mrs Reynolds came from Fairbury yesterday. Mr Denney attended to county business and campaigned a bit for the office of county attorney in this part of the county.
A reader notes a small chain dragging from an oil truck serves to ground static electricity from the tanks. The observer finds it a sensible precaution and is satisfied with the plan.
An old advertisement for Hall's Catarrh Medicine describes a topical ointment for local relief and an internal tonic that acts through the blood on mucous surfaces to clear congestion. The note credits J Gaanen & Co of Toledo Ohio as the suppliers.
S. C. Hutchinson and L. M. Crvett are installing furnaces in their homes. F. P. Tatman, former Colman hotel proprietor, now farming near Narka, Kansas, visited here on Sunday.
W I Happy Filley Burlington agent, slowly recovering from malaria, traveled to Hot Springs on Sunday. Mrs Frank Rohrs, who had visited with Mrs Frey tag and family, returned Saturday to White Lake South Dakota.
Rev Innis and his daughter Mary drove their new car to Carleton, their former home, on Wednesday and spent part of the day visiting old friends.
W M McCune of Carthage Mo visited Diller with family after attending the Des Moines G A R reunion. Diller to name a new postmaster by Nov 21 filling J O Blauser’s vacancy. three applicants Flora Warthen E E Hill and Earl Snyder to be examined in Fairbury on the 14th. Charly Chas Hood and family were in an automobile accident near Beatrice last Friday night. injuries ranged from a deep arm gash to knee bruises with Mildred’s minor scrapes.
A large family reunion at Alonzo Specht home drew relatives from Norton Co., Thompson, Steele City, Diller, and nearby areas. Attendees included the Davison, Carmichael, Johnson, and Specht families plus Mrs. Darling and Mr. Lambert. Also notes on quilting, hospital treatment, threshing, and corn yields.
The Romans sought omens through birds and animal entrails and kept sacred chickens to test plans. They honored the dead with food, drink, and yearly sacrifices, often pigs, oxen, and sheep, sprinkling flour and salt, covering heads, and burning bones and fat while priests recited prayers.
Dr H E Gregory led a Bishop Museum team on Na Pali Kauai where cave found skulls and a prows of an ancient canoe suggest non Hawaiian origins. Terraces and irrigation reveal advanced early Hawaiian engineering, while legends note isolated Nualolo Kalalau valleys resisted Kamehameha.
Charles Kressley of Allentown Pennsylvania received a mysterious fortune telling visit from a stranger who claimed to know his past. The man revealed facts about Kressley life and then confessed he was his brother Elias, missing since 1880 after heading west to mine for gold in Colorado. Elias now returns as a wealthy miner.
A mother kangaroo teaches the joey boxing as a natural art while the father adds patient guidance. The marsupials box with careful footwork and strategic pushes, preferring measured blows and avoiding tipping claws as they spar with mutual respect.
In Danbury Connecticut Judge C Edmund Mason owns a hen named Biddy that can locate ground moles by sight. The bird has aided in killing four moles digging in the lawn and even helped after a leg injury left it limping. The judge used a spading fork to dispatch the moles with the hen’s apparent guidance.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice for the estate of Isaac D. Steiner deceased. Creditors must file claims with the county judge by December 26 1922 for examination adjustment and allowance. A meeting of creditors is set for December 27 1922 at nine o'clock A M in the county court room.
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