Postal listing sentence at Diller Taccoonma and onion
The fragment notes a post office entry for Diller Taccoonma and onion sent through the mails as second class matter.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1920
Page
2
The fragment notes a post office entry for Diller Taccoonma and onion sent through the mails as second class matter.
Republican nominee F. M. Tippin assures Jefferson County voters that support at the November election will be appreciated and duly respected as he seeks the sheriff position.
Edgar Howard cites Chris Gruenther predicting beefsteak at one dollar per pound within two years as cattle herds shrink. He argues packers’ trust will raise prices once a large, cheaply bought beef stock is unleashed, while noting widespread discouragement among cattle breeders and a shrinking cattle industry.
American Gentlemen shoes for men at the Farmers. Teachers arriving for a school opening Monday. S. C. Hutchinson traded his old car for a new Overland sedan. Little Elenor Filley had tonsils removed by Dr. Diehl. H. H. Green left the barber shop to work for the telephone company with Clint Tristman. Gua Kelley of McDonald Kan a former Dillerite dislocated a shoulder in a run away horse incident. B F and Theo Henri shipped hogs to the state fair. Mr and Mrs W N Sparks returned from Perkins county. Cattle feeding activity near Diller continues. Ed Walken and A Mayborn went to Omaha for a shipment. Stray black horse, 3 years old with star on forehead and white hind foot, 5 miles east of Diller. Reward offered by Robert Upson Odell phone.
On Monday Rev. H. B. Allen sold a 500 acre farm to A. H. Gretzinger for 40000 dollars, about 80 dollars per acre. The transaction is the largest real estate deal in the area for both acreage and price. The land sits roughly a mile north of town.
Steele City notes describe rich bottom land and rough pasture areas. Mr. Allen plans to return to Marengo Iowa before month’s start to resume pastoral work on a six month leave. Mr Gretzinger will take possession of the farm March 1.
Harbine news lists visitors and social visits including Mr. and Mrs. Joe Price and children, Mrs. Henry Arnold in Pawnee City with Alex Rea family, Cortland guests at Mudrow home, Frisbie and Hares at O A Hafer, Chas Jansen from South Dakota visiting relatives, a Cub Creek Baptist picnic, Clara Wolters visiting Glaude Nider, tours by Mrs. Sixel and Mrs. Brett to Scotland, and a Sunday at the Hafer home with music and melon treats.
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