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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1932
Page
5
These items mention sweet potatoes for sale at 50c per bushel and a Record office offering cheaper newspaper and magazine subscriptions. An auctioneer from Harbine Nebraska Ralph A Losehen advertises farm sales and real estate auctions with five years experience.
Beatrice Wiegand of Route 2 Diller offers a crystalline remedy with samples and a letter claiming it cured thousands of sick people. The product is sold in half pound portions for 75e at the Farmers store in Diller.
Local ad offers a flavor deal from L. M. Horst of Diller. Four small bottles of assorted flavors accompany a 12 oz double strength vanilla bottle, marketed as equal to 24 oz regular. Call 14208 to order.
The Feirbury Electric Shoe Shop advertises a new grade plan for shoe repairs with a range of materials and low prices. Women and men can buy repairs starting as low as 35 cents per pair, with heel repairs from 15 to 50 cents.
We are in the market all the time for those fat hogs. We pay top prices and sell at the farm. Kacy Diller Farmers Grain Co. I R Andrews, Manager.
A druggist A. R. Milow states a German treatment tackles constipation by acting on both upper and lower bowels. He claims it neutralizes poisons causing bloating and poor sleep.
Free trial for new subscribers includes the Diller Record mailed at no charge until January 1st next year with a $1.50 cash payment option upon delivery.
Harry Patton moved Monday to Harbine for the winter. Will Bond moved Monday into a residence property vacated by Patton. Dean Barber, after visiting relatives in Lincoln, returned home Monday. Diller Coe should ensure legal notices are printed in their home paper.
Lee Ball was severely cut yesterday when she was accidentally pushed through a window during a scuffle. Authorities reported the injury occurred during a confrontation and she received medical treatment.
The editor and family from Diller were among attendees at the Gage County Free Fair in Beatrice last week, enjoying the event and local exhibits.
Dr and Mrs Jones and Mr and Mrs H Z Diller and their daughter Donna Jean of Lincoln were Sunday dinner guests at the home of Mr and Mrs Willis Clark.
The annual Jefferson county husking contest is scheduled for Saturday October 29 in the Steele City vicinity. W C Palmer and George Patterson are in charge and have issued a call for entrants.
Wiemers Brothers of Diller won eleven first premiums one second and one third on swine at the Jefferson County Fair. Wiemers also captured one first nine seconds and two thirds and Edgar Henrichs earned five firsts six seconds and one third.
George Cunningham a longtime Diller resident died after a brief illness. He was about 66 and left no immediate family but several relatives in Kansas who are here for his funeral in the afternoon.
Mr and Mrs lie Gerwick of Gladstone visit Saturday with her parents Mr and Mrs Joe Novotny.
Mr and Mrs Everett Blauser of Powell were Sunday dinner guests at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs J O Blauser in Diller.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Osborn of Racine Wisconsin attended the Fairbury funeral of A. H. Colman. Mr. Osborn is Colman’s brother in law. The Osborns planned to visit old Diller friends before returning to Racine.
A Sunday picnic on the E. E. Hill lawn honored Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Madden who have been visiting Beatrice. Guests included Madden relatives from Nicot, Budd Madden and Averil from Burchard, Ray Mudge and others from Beatrice, and local friends. The day featured a congenial crowd and a fine dinner.
The Women’s Club held a city hall reception Friday night honoring husbands new members and both city and rural teachers. Mrs John Ko greeted guests and sang a clever response as Vivian Mills Pearl Fasnacht Eloise and Eleanor Henrichs performed. Four young ladies Marilyn Miller Wilma Thompson Denice Anderson and Majaris Nippert with Flossie Mond at piano presented a piano number then a Scotch Irish Dutch skit.
George Milton Cunningham born July 20 1866 in Illinois died October 4 1932 at 5 30 PM of pneumonia aged 66 buried Prairie Home cemetery after services at Congregational church in Diller Nebraska. He lived in Atchison Kansas and Nebraska since 1896 leaving two sisters and two nephews as survivors.
To the many friends of the late George Cunningham we express gratitude for expressions of sympathy. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hollingsworth and Mr. and Mrs. C. R. Carpenter and family.
A brief winter touch arrived this week as the thermometer slipped to the freezing point for the first time this fall. The change hints at colder nights ahead and alerts residents to warm up and protect outdoor pipes.
A number of Diller people attended the funeral of Mr. A. H. Colman in Fairbury. Also in Des Moines, Se, a campaign speech drew a hearty welcome. In Fairbury, Mrs. Bernice Creekmar and O. G. Foster visited at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Willis ark.
A district convention of the Farmers Union took place in Fairbury yesterday with representation from counties in southern Nebraska demonstrating regional party strength and policy alignment.
Open season for hunting ducks and waterfowl began Oct 1 and ends Nov 30. Daily bag limit set at fifteen ducks, with an adjusted limit for double the daily quota.
Mrs. Eva Best entertained Saturday October 1 in honor of her mother Mrs Ludwig celebrating her 87th birthday. A decorated silver and gold cake served as the centerpiece with guests Ella Hughes Mrs Fred Clark and Dwaine attending.
Alvin Hirsh arrived from Fairbury on Sunday with his party and children stayed several days at the Cavett home of Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Cavett and with sister Mrs. L. M. Hurst and family. They also visited Stina Frank T. Pearce, the Record man, during the stay.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Madden of NiWot Colorado traveled to Long Grove with relatives from Rock to visit A B Curtis and other family members. They planned to return to Colorado on Wednesday after their sojourn with kin.
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