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Deposits in our Savings Department earn compounding interest beyond the stated limit of 4 percent. The guidance emphasizes growth through reinvestment and steady accumulation.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1924
Page
3
Deposits in our Savings Department earn compounding interest beyond the stated limit of 4 percent. The guidance emphasizes growth through reinvestment and steady accumulation.
Mr and Mrs Will Thomas of Filley visited the C W Hagerman home in Diller on Sunday. A stray black sow weighing about 325 pounds heavy with pig disappeared six weeks ago and is to be reported to Harry Weddle. Dr and Mrs W L Weigel and their young son drove from Lincoln to spend the day with Diller relatives.
The column reports a range of local items including Diller properties for sale or rent subject to sale, a Ford car trip from Egypt to Palestine cited humorously, university students visiting home, Fred Leonard as a county assessor candidate, a Beatrice birth to the Hiatt family, and broader remarks on political speakers and national farm price disparities. It notes Sam Harley of Washington, D. C., and triplets news, plus a price disparity estimate for farmers versus consumers.
Dr Diehl trades his old car for a new four passenger Master Six Buick coupe with Fisher body balloon tires four wheel brakes heater and other latest features. He purchased it for use in his professional work.
On October 18 a grinding demonstration will showcase the Letz roughage grinder. Bring carp fodder kaffir corn wheat barley corn or any feed to be ground free of charge at 21 Fanders & Robertson.
Fragmentary OCR shows an ad claiming Hall's Catarrh Medicine clears catarrh by applying a salve or ointment. Text is garbled but references internal inflammation relief and a quick effect. The piece resembles a late 19th or early 20th century medical advertisement.
Mr and Mrs John Carr of Lincoln visited last week at the home of their cousin Mrs E J Cattlet.
Mr and Mrs Lloyd Myers and their children of Fairbury were guests of Mr and Mrs Rex A Green last Sunday, spending time with the couple and their family.
Mr and Mrs Walter Guard and daughter Dorothy of Avoca visited here Rancey with her parents Mr and Mrs T H Waggoner.
Mrs. E G Limprecht and her two sons, who had stayed with Diller relatives since Friday evening, returned Sunday to their home in Lincoln.
The remark asks why Hollywood California cannot cease being cited as a negative model and wonders what changes would end the stigma. It frames the debate around public perception and local accountability without detailing actions or incidents.
Mrs. Ollie Armstead of Auburn Nebraska visited Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. A. O. Richardson Leonard Richardson and other longtime friends.
An Aurora Illinois couple has named their newborn boy triplets Coolidge, Davis and LaFollette. Mr and Mrs Gus Kelley of McDonald Kansas recently visited here with relatives and friends and left Sunday to visit relatives in Lincoln and Council Bluffs.
A large crowd attended the Wiemers Bros. sale in Diller yesterday. The sale was strong with boars averaging about $45.00 and several bringing $100 or more.
Mrs. George Myers and her mother Mrs. F D Darr rode with Dr and Mrs Q O C Diehl to Fairbury in the doctor's new car and spent the day with Mr and Mrs C E Darr. Walter Murray and Merle Siebelts returned from a motor trip to Cherry county where they hunted chickens and enjoyed visits with Mr and Mrs Will Cherry and Mr and Mrs Orval Cherry.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Grone returned Tuesday from a ten day tour through Iowa and Minnesota visiting relatives and old acquaintances in Hadley Storm Lake Avoca and Shelby. They traveled about 1000 miles and found the journey very enjoyable.
Glycerine mixture for gas on the stomach uses buckthorn bark and glycerine mixed in Adlerike to ease gas within ten minutes. It claims action on both upper and lower bowels to remove all gases and relieve constipation. the ad ends with a misheard line about a seaplane.
The Woman's Club held a Halloween social at the O. J. Mayborn home in honor of Diller schools teachers. Guests entered by dim light then enjoyed music, a reading, and an unusual Hob Goblin entertainers segment. The group learned of Mrs. John Brown's accident and viewed her body in the basement before the party continued with costumes, decorations, piano solo, and seasonal refreshments.
George Andrews of St. Joe and C. C. Andrews of Steele City made Shea calls Monday. E. F. Oaks of Fairbury attended to business in the area. The Junior Community Club met at Lee and Leslie Stull’s Friday with games and refreshments. Roy and Ray Wagner traveled to Omaha for business Thursday. Five loads of Omaha cattle were unloaded in Shea Wednesday for G. A. Hamley of Steele City. Phylis and Gene Stull of Fairbury visited their aunt Mrs. Roy Wagner Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Riddle and Mr. and Mrs. Glen Riddle were Sunday guests at Bert Hughes’s near Endicott. Mr. and Mrs. S. F. Stull hosted dinner Sunday for several relatives including Roy and family, Earl Stull’s family, Paul Stull, and others from Fairbury and Adams. Mr. and Mrs. A. Bugbee and son Robert Wendell visited Mr. and Mrs. Rupert Andrews. Mr. and Mrs. John Hartzell of EAICare called on S. F. Stull Sunday afternoon. I. Andrews made a business trip to Fairbury Monday.
Poignant reflection on distant friends and cherished connection beyond sight. The speaker notes daily life keeps paths apart yet love remains, a quiet meditation on presence and absence.
The article suggests serving canned or fresh fruit freely in families with children. It offers recipes including Fruit Delight with pineapple and marshmallows, Tapioca Pudding with peaches or pineapple, cottage pudding with fruit, and versatile desserts like Shortcake and Brown Betty using various fruits.
Friedrichshaven reports German researchers discuss raindrop form. Engineer Paul Javoy of Zeppelin works shows moving pictures suggesting drops are flattened top and bottom with convex sides, likened to a pressed apple. The ZR-8 nearing completion for Lakehurst flight is mentioned.
Fragmentary text offers limited readable facts. No clear events, people, or places are identified for a focused news card.
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