Train Yourself To the Need for Saving
A compact editorial urges strict saving discipline as a path to financial victory. It emphasizes consistent deposits and relentless determination as the training required to win money-saving goals.
22 Oct 1926
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1926
Page
1
A compact editorial urges strict saving discipline as a path to financial victory. It emphasizes consistent deposits and relentless determination as the training required to win money-saving goals.
The Record notes a free January 1 edition and reports W E Mudge’s business trip to the county seat while T D V Fanders installed a new electric sign at his garage this week.
Mr and Mrs D V Faunders and their children drove to Morrowville Kansas on Sunday for a family outing with no incidents reported.
Mr and Mrs Lon Seaman hosted Friday dinner and overnight guests Mr and Mrs Scott Miller. Theo Senior returned from a summer with his brothers Rady and Ben at Squirrel Idaho.
Miss Alice Line attending the state university at Lincoln spent the weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Line.
Orange and black cardboard for Hallowe'en decorations along with white and assorted colors are available at the Records office.
Mrs. J. L. Seaman of Deedport Iowa and Chester Sparks with family travel from Lincoln to visit relatives, sharing news and gathering with family members including Valdes and others in the community.
A brief note from L Geer manager highlights a weather resisting formula praised as reliable. The fragment mentions associates in manufacturing or supply chain but provides limited detail on application or context.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and daughter Carolyn Rose spent Saturday in Odell with their friend Mrs Martin who had suffered an injury. At this writing she is described as recovering and improving.
The M W A meets on the second and fourth Thursdays each month. Call Diller Filling Station for barrel delivery of oil or gas. Neighbors Mies Nellie Green of Lincoln and sister Bonnie shopped in Fairbury Saturday. Poultry buyers will call for your birds at the door. Clark's Produce in Diller offers $2.02. C E Falader and wife formerly Miss Jennie Woods of Beatrice visited relatives in Diller. Eleanor and Oliver Diehl and family of Hill City Kans. visited their mother Mrs L Greenwood in Diller and Steele City area. other relatives joined from Kansas and nearby towns.
Bright Clean Hot. We have a nice line of coal for Furnace Heating Stove and Cook Stove. Remember with every ton of coal you have a chance of ting a ton of our best coal Be sure and guess on the big lump at our office. Cornbelt Lbr. Co. Diller Nebr.
Democratic candidate Hon. J.N. Norton spoke at 10 o clock Friday morning and Republican candidate Mc Laughlin followed at 1 30 Monday afternoon as the campaign on Main Street intensified.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Seaman visited relatives at Axtell Kansas on Tuesday and attended a cutter demonstration Saturday afternoon at the Diller Implement store. Dr Adams successor to Dr Garland at 111% N. 6th St Beatrice eyes examined. Miss Roth Eick spent the weekend with her parents near Diller. Helen Patton returned from Lincoln to resume her job at the Diller telephone central switchboard.
Miss Marguerite Green and her sister Nellie Green visited Diller relatives after motor trip from Lincoln. A slip on body with stock rack suitable for Ford or other car is priced to sell by D W Fanders at 21 Miss Marguerite Green.
Mrs L Greenwood returned from a four week visit with her sons Walter Greenwood at Brosh Colorado and Joe Greenwood at Minetare Nebraska and their families.
Wiemers Bros completed their Chester White show circuit with eleven fairs this fall and plan a winter sale of many show animals at Pawnee City. Watch for the date.
An annual Clark family gathering took place at the Willis Clark home, one of the original Clark houses. Forty four plates were served cafeteria style and a bounteous dinner fed thirteen families. Photographs followed as cousins gathered, with a playful call for fall cousins and lighthearted mischief surrounding custom terms.
A Davenport Iowa event honored Mrs Lon Seaman with an affair attended by Joe S Blair Chester Sparks and families Lincoln Beulah and Wayne Thompson Reuben Parish Oliver and Eleanor Diehl Clerk Miller Wm Kennedy and families Mrs Chas Carr Fairbury Fred Clark Everet Clark S J Thompson Harry Thompson Willis Clark Dr OC Diehl Scott Miller and families Diller Lincoln delegation invited to meet at Joe Blair home next Sunday weather may affect plans.
The Women’s Club announces a meeting on October 26 at 8 PM. Members are urged to bring lesson leaflets and respond to roll call with present or other. Pamphlets for the next three meetings are available from the president. The program committee thanks leaders for their efforts and asks for attendance and participation.
Mrs. Paul Arpke hosted White Orphington cockrells and guests one mile east of Harbine. Mr. J. A. Marshall and family visited the Brenners near Diller with Mrs. Brenneis and four children. The group, including Myrtle Northup and Byrd Lois Monroe, spent a pleasant afternoon near Hollenberg Kansas.
The article notes that a leading political figure will speak to Jefferson County voters at the Fairbury event on the 26th at 7 30 PM. Attending guests include Mr and Mrs Cal Waggoner Vivian Steiner John Steiner Willis Glavk and others.
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