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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 25, 1929
Page
1
A depositor has a right to demand his money and be paid promptly. The bank states its main aim is to safeguard funds entrusted and to pay depositors in full, justifying the confidence placed in this old reliable institution while offering modern banking facilities.
Next week Thursday will be Halloween as Mrs Warman tends Mrs Bruce Highly and their newborn daughter. County commissioners adjourned to meet November 5. A light snow fell in the western part of the state. Waggoner’s store hosts a MRS church ladies food sale Saturday. Local visits include Mr and Mrs Ben Woods from Colorado Springs and Mr and Mrs Lawrence Caldwell. An eight pound girl was born to Bruce Highly and Rachael Means near Diller. Various movements include land transfers by Alonzo Specht to Western Carmichael and marriage announcements for Grace Fitzpatrick and Merrill G Koser in Race Nebraska. Nebraska vs Pittsburgh game crowds drawn from Diller residents.
To Night Hallowe en program and plate supper Friday evening Oct 25 at eight o clock. Dist 85 Gladys Hays teachers. Every body come. Gravelling on the Liberty Highway now known as No 99 from Odell east to the Corn husker Highway No 77 was to have commenced Monday the gravel coming from Endicott.
Mr and Mrs Dan Keeney of Long Island Kansas and her sister Mrs RF Starr and husband visited here, returning from Missouri where they had visited her father Philip Brandt and other relatives before leaving for home.
The Fairbury Journal editorial argues about paving a 16 mile gravel road network in Jefferson County linking Diller and other towns via Highways 3 9 and No 15. It questions using gas tax to pay old debts and favors starting grading at Diller to finish all weather connections soon. The Record notes local reactions and community events including birthday observances and a Mo residents visit.
A reader’s mock arithmetic riddle asks two farmers about land. If Farmer A offers seven acres to double or equalize property, the puzzle solves to show who owns how many acres. The item doubles as a classroom quick challenge amid a grain price snippet.
The Civil Service Commission announces open examinations for temporary Census Bureau positions in Washington D C for the Fifteenth Decennial Census. Open to all U S citizens men and women with salaries from 1280 to 1440 yearly. Applications accepted until November 2 1929 with most appointments for one to two years.
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