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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1923
Page
1
Rev. Duhrkop preached at Auburn Sunday night. F. Hartzel was drawn to serve on the petit jury in the federal court at Lincoln.
Six hole corn sheller nearly new priced to sell. 1914 Ford touring car in good tuning order for $35. Beatrice Motor Company Beatrice Nebr. 2t coupons for prepaid return postage on international letters available at Diller Post Office. Harbine schools host a program and box supper Friday October 26 at 8 PM. ladies bring boxes.
22 spring boats available from F. W. Hanson offering large easy feeding Poland China boars. Described as having size stretch bone and smoothness at bargain price. Write or call F. W. Hanson one mile east and four miles north of Steele City Nebraska.
The M W A will meet Thursday evening October 25. The last gathering was a blues and indigestion dispenser. Members note they are no longer kids and anticipate unusual entertainment next meeting prepared by Smith Diller Chas Waggoner and Will Robertson.
Local classified notices include Rhode Island Red roosters at 75 cents each and chunk and furnace wood at five dollars a load. Ads list Duroc Jersey hogs for twenty dollars, a D-45 Buick touring car and a 1923 Ford touring car at bargain prices, plus a new Hepricks Giant Duroc Jersey herd boat. Beatrice Motor Company and Cornbelt Lumber Co advertise services and stock.
The note explains editors are human and limited by time and presence. Readers should share legitimate news with the editor, as others may forget or overlook items. It encourages citizen contribution to ensure stories are covered.
One hundred fifty residents gathered at Diller City Hall for a Good Roads mass meeting. Rev. S F Durham spoke on road benefits and trade routes. A five member committee was named to work with Gage county on road improvements. A Burlington crossing sign and lighted wig wag signal were demanded. The gathering enjoyed apples and cigars.
Hohn, the Standard Oil man, returned Wednesday from a business trip to his former home near Liberty.
A heavy white frost spread across nearly all surfaces Sunday morning yet temperatures stayed above freezing for tender vegetables.
For sale a seven passenger Chalmers touring car in excellent condition at very cheap price. Beat Rice Motor Company Ford Dealer Beatrice Nebraska.
The Diller volunteer fire company will meet Monday night in the city hall. A full attendance of members is requested as business of importance will be transacted.
Roadster advertised by Beatrice Motor Company Ford offering a 1921 model with starter and new tires. Recently painted and runs like new. Buyer can make a reasonable offer. Located in Beatrice.
B F Henrichs earned multiple top placements at Nebraskas fairs including grand champion sow and grand champion herd boar Nebraskas Giant Sensation. He won 1st and 2nd places across senior year and aged sow and boar classes at Jefferson and Gage county fairs. Diller Princess was defeated for grand champion by Kansas State fair pick at Topeka.
A load of apples including Missouri pippins and others is described as on track for Saturday. P. E. Clement of the Nebraska Good Roads Assn interviewed Diller officials about local road improvements. Water troubles persist as pump tubing is pulled for diagnosis with John Clausson and E. K. McCune assisting to restore operation before printing.
The thirty fifth anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Weigel and the twenty sixth of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Eick were marked by a joint Thursday night reception at the Weigel home. Relatives and close friends attended a decoratively arranged event with games, a program by young ladies, and refreshments. About forty guests were present.
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