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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1922
Page
1
Last Saturday in Diller a Cameo pin was found and a finder is asked to notify Mrs. Minnie Boxwell. The republican primary for Pleasant precinct will be held at the Rex theatre this evening. Sheriff Tippin conducted official business in Diller and campaigned for re election.
W M McCune and family visited the locality before returning to Carthage Missouri via Pawnee City and Kansas City. Homer Reeves has been promoted to cashier of the First National Bank at Beatrice replacing R B Clemens who moves to California.
A. J. Hill and J. W. Fouts took a business trip to Beatrice over the Burlington Tuesday. Byron Halcomb moved his family into rooms above his bowling alley in the Senior building. Henry Wolters from north of Diller returned last Thursday from a trip to Germany visiting relatives.
New locomotive car and general repair shops, costing about 2 1/2 million dollars, are to be built by the Burlington railroad in Denver. Work will be started at once.
A. D. Stotts visited from Lincoln on Sunday. E. L. Loock repaints his Diller residence. Mrs. O. J. Mayborn and daughter Mildred rode the Burlington to Lincoln. The first frost formed a glassy ice on water in chicken troughs around town. Reverends Innis and Misses Ethel Ellis Mary Innis and Madaline Freytag left early Thursday in the Innis car for the State W C T U convention in Lincoln.
Several residents from Diller attended the Odell funeral for C N Hines who ran a banking business there for over forty years and was a prominent local citizen.
A car load of No. 1 Early Ohios from Bert Miller of Hemingford Nebraska will be on track at Steele City next week priced at 85 cents per bushel per C McCurdy.
Farmers Union Co-Op promotes a line of high quality blankets for cool nights. Shoppers are invited to compare and critique to appreciate prices.
Friday evening October 20 the Big Carnival promises attractions and entertainment near Diller four miles south and two miles east hosted by Nellie V Hilder with an energetic crowd anticipated. John Greider suffered severe toe injuries last week. doctors amputated all toes to save the foot and limb and hope no further operations are needed.
Miss Pearl Bell began Sunday in Bayard Nebraska to take a teaching position in the public schools under Superintendent Howard Smith, who previously led the Diller district.
Louie Wenz and son returned from Falls City with a wagon load of apples. Wenz reports an abundant apple crop and corn yields of 60 to 70 bushels per acre this year.
Col. Henry Eden announces quitting real estate and insurance to devote full time to auctioneering. Claims years of experience and guarantees work with fair prices. Contact 4th Odell telephone and post office.
The republican electors of Pleasant precinct are called to meet at the Rex Theatre in Diller Nebraska on Friday October 13 1922 at 8 oclock p m for nominating precinct officers Frank T Pearce chairman mens committee L O Ballard chairman womens committee
Norfolk Neb Oct 10 Rev V F Clark moderator of Nebraska Congregational churches urged eliminating sectarianism by forming community churches to cut duplicate buildings and save money at the 66th convention. Leaders said his talk opened a path for the Presbyterian federation plan.
Barber and companions trapped three of five Black people found in a cane patch on Charley’s farm near the former Joe Price place fourteen miles north and three west of Diller while rabbit hunting last week.
An optometry advertisement from Fairbury Nebraska promotes A. D. Ackerman as the employees' specialist in eye care. The notice highlights professional eye exams and glasses services for local residents.
Corrected Thursday market notes show QRAIN Wheat No 2 offering Corn No 8 shelled new oats and produce items including butter fat. The table lists packing butter and related butter prices reflecting market activity at Diller markets.
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