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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 08, 1926
Page
5
The column lists Ben Higgins boasting about car endurance and passing six cars, local services from Dr. G. H. Newton and painters, family visits to Lincoln and Auburn, a tagged fish travels 1200 miles then caught in Quebec, a Buick purchase in Lincoln, a western auto trip planned from Fairbury, Veda Cavett assisting with school exams, and a grand larceny case involving Effie Austin with bonds set for October 12.
The Record notes J E Copeland traded his Diller residence on Upson Street to Joe Lang of Beatrice. Will Bond opened a cream station at Colman hotel building to supply David Cole Creamery Co. of Omaha. Mrs Carrie Wrigly learns her brother Edwin White is dead in Akron Colorado and will depart tonight. Will and J G Packer visited from Wood River Nebraska after a trip to Belleville Kansas.
The Keystone Kensington F. S. S. Ladies met Friday with Mrs. Henry Frisbie. They split the class into two divisions to raise half the church budget and staged a Halloween social with broom races and a playful witch theme.
The Record notes Mr. and Mrs. F. Kirchoff visited Byron relatives Friday. Geo. Zierlein of Delivale Kansas plans to return home today after a two week stay with sister Mrs. John Glather and Diller relatives. Nebraska reports about 350000 motor vehicles and road tax of 2818594 22 from April 1925 to April 1926.
Cal Clark of Steele City passed through town en route to the county’s northeast district to campaign for the office of county treasurer. He appears confident about election success and seeks votes from residents along the campaign route.
The piece praises a prosperous local businessman who builds a modern home and plans to spend his years in his hometown among supportive neighbors. It condemns those who hoard wealth and retire elsewhere, urging spending locally to aid those who help the community.
The document lists Frank T. Pearce as owner publisher and managing editor with a Sworn statement dated to an official act, published weekly at Diller. It notes the publication's circulation and public issuance details with a 1981 expiration.
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