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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1925
Page
1
Mr and Mrs Homer Brunk visited Plymouth relatives Sunday. Beatrice group E F Habicht and W E Fanders with family visited Diller area relatives. Dry chunk wood for sale includes one windmill tower and pump. One lot small size 27 by 54 and 36 by 727 at one discount.
Hereford Texas visitor Mrs. Bert Frisbie came Sunday to spend the holidays with Diller relatives. Chas Barber received two carloads of cattle and Sam Seifford one from Omaha for feed yards last Saturday. Allen Colman and son Allen Jr started Friday on a motor trip to Seward and Iowa to visit kin. W Schipper and family Rev Bergfelder and family were guests at John Weerts home near Shea. Thomas P Price visited Diller relatives then went to Burlington and on to Kansas City.
Local dealers promote Round Oak furnaces ranges and stoves under the motto Good Goods only. Cornbelt Lumber Co invites customers to learn more about the heating products and how they suit homes and shops.
Esther R. Gregory of Diller sues Harry C. Gregory in district court for divorce alimony and restoration of her maiden name Esther R Gretzinger. Married in 1917 the Norton Grain Co. traveling representative from St. Joe allegedly deserted her.
Mrs C W Haggerman visited Lincoln on Saturday. Cornbelt Lumber Co installed a Round Oak Furnace for School District No. 56. The baseball season winds down as football gains momentum. Miss Tille Kuennecke of near Lanham visited her sister Mrs Roy Greider for a few days.
A young purebred Holstein bull is for sale for service. Also available are cows and heifers. Local buyers include John W. Rose and others from Lincoln who visited Diller relatives on Sunday.
Hens 17c springs 14c roosters 08c eggs 32c m 44c Bring in your produce for Bidg Ben Henrichs received a load of cattle Tuesday for his feed lots purchased in Omaha by A Mayborn. Two other carloads went to Harbine.
Notice invites attendance at a Halloween event at Lincoln School District 106 two miles south of Ellis Friday Oct. 30 1985 at 8 p m. Participants should bring boxes or pies. Lucile Packer is the teacher. Also reported is the death of Mrs. Mary Louise Doze 71 of this city funeral arrangements pending after a Sunday morning death in Colby Kansas. Burial details and survivors noted.
The Kiwanis Glee Club gave a superb Sunday afternoon program at the Community church. All parts were excellent with Miss Betty Barnes and Miss Irene Faulder drawing praise, and Mr Don Abbott impressing as a rising cornetist. a large crowd attended.
Hanover plans to sell its electric plant to Kansas Power and Light Company for 30 000 cash and 10 000 in service. The offer includes reduced rates: five cents per kilowatt and free meter rent, replacing current 15 cents per kilowatt and 20 cent meter rent. The city may avoid spending 50 000 on a new engine and equipment by selling now.
Last week the Diller Record was produced by Diller schools with students gathering news and preparing copy. Advertising and shop work were done by the paper with support from editor Mr. Pearce and school cooperation. Steele City Press notes the neat appearance and quality.
Mr and Mrs Onka Lottman and son Dedrich returned Wednesday from a motor trip to Remsen Iowa where they had stayed since Saturday at the home of their daughter and sister Mr and Mrs Henry Reinholdt They were accompanied home by their daughter and sister Mrs Geo Tjaden of Platte South Dakota
Henri de Maupassant born August 5 1850 in Seine district France rose from a government clerk to a literary figure amid Flaubert Daudet and Zola. He mentored by Flaubert for seven years and became a pioneering short story writer with works like Mademoiselle Fifi Une Vie and Des Vers.
Market notes for Thursday show grain prices steady with slight gains in corn and wheat. Traders watch crop prospects, rail shipments, and freight costs as futures trade near weekly highs.
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