05 Sep 1924
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1924
Page
1
Seed rye for sale and logan exhibit red hogs at the state fair. Families note Labor Day alfalfa harvest bay fever travels and a Beatrice Beatrice Beatrice trip. Lincoln teleph one business visits and Saturday Sunday travels by Mrs Hill and daughters from Washington. Postmasters convention in Nebraska district seeks attendance.
The Hengichs Bros display at the Hampshire State Fair drew attention with fine ribbons and local interest, hinting at further coverage next week.
Mr and Mrs Willis Clark and daughter Carolyn traveled to Lincoln on Wednesday to visit KE G Limprecht and family and attend the fair. The note mentions a Black man and a Maitland lump coat in the context of the trip.
F Habteht Soca ay and his brothers travel to Worthington Minnesota to purchase a substantial power business. He expects continued busy work and frequent activity as the new owners take over duties and expand services.
Fragmentary OCR notes show a missing girl named Miss Ethel Woods in Syracuse New York and related references to a Caleb Dyeabe and local friends. No clear timeline, place, or explicit action is confirmed.
A fragmented notice indicates a Womans Club program related to Catherine with a meeting rescheduled to Monday evening at 6 o clock. Further details are unreadable in the clipping.
Me and Ira Myers and daughter Stace visit with their son and brother Waste Myers and family at the state fair. Rina sak 8 Seal Norte west of F Mea McClelland.
A scrambled note reports H Logan and companions leaving on a northward route toward Edoma, planning a Monday departure after a brief stop in Jopans. The fragment hints at a road journey with limited details about destination and timing.
Diners enjoyed a simple meal featuring r1 pickles salads and watermelon with one person having a delight YP sandwich and tea. repeated servings described as every time.
J Devin, aged 82, died at 2 80 in the afternoon at the home of his son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Wm Zugmeir in Miwa he had mede his ces were held Wednesday afternoon from the cpeiyars aaatew in Diwo Fora Dia mix caeemnes. Be of Diller, at oa ere and lean by by es
A compiled list shows numerous individuals and families visiting Lincoln this week. Names include A. A. Eick and wife Wilber Hick Harold Bowers Dean Barber Fern Raymond Arthur Wieths and wife Ethel Place, Hazel Place, Pearly Place, Geo Place, Mrs. Clara Myers, Grace Myers, Cal Waggoner and family, W. E. Anderson and family, Lyon Waggon or Carroll Diller, Audrey Diller, Robert Diller, Less Hill and family, Roy Pattom and family, Geo Specht and wife Alice Specht, Fred Henrichs and family, O. J. Mayborn family, Rev. E. E. Pengell, Mrs. Anna Long and family, John Grabb and wife, Mrs. John Mathias, Pearl Fasnacht, Roy Mathias and family, E. J. Schenk and family, Nellie Weaver and family, Ae Aloha Wiemers and family, Henry Wiemers and family, Theo Henricha, Geo Henrichs.
E. L. Loock and Jas. Loughridge motored to Omaha Sunday. Mrs. Loock remains home with her sister in ill health, Mrs. Loughridge accompanying her husband to Hawthorne California.
Mr and Mrs Rex A Green and their two children Kyleene and Bobbie spent several days in Courtland Kansas visiting the home of Rexs sister Mrs V A Raymond before returning Monday.
Mrs. Diehl receives cards to be used in the registration of babies for child welfare work at the county fair. Cards are filled out and sent in, then an appointment card will be returned. Examinations will be held in the forenoon for the benefit of all, including the babies.
W C Line chairman of the Diller Cemetery Association urges all lot owners and helpers to participate in a general clean-up day on Tuesday afternoon. He asks neighbors to bring sharp scythes and tools to beautify the sacred site.
Proprietors Henry Diller Alpha Wiemers showcase eleven ribbons from six head of White hogs at the state fair this week. Five first prizes and two championships awarded, signaling strong performance for the Chester breed entries.
A soda fountain urges customers to notice the quality of syrups and cream. It emphasizes the distinct body of the drink and claims their products provide superior flavor compared to competitors.
Rev and Mrs W F Clark arrived home Wednesday after a two week vacation spent with friends in Crete Beatrice and visits in Lincoln Morton Park Nebraska City They traveled with daughter Mrs Marthe Bennett of New York City whose husband W W Bennett plans to join them W Bennett is a sociology instructor at New York University and will return there for another year Mrs Bennett has worked in zoology at Columbia University and will join Cornell University Medical School next year
The Diller schools will begin next Monday with a full corps of teachers led by Supt J A Erickson and Principal Glenn E Vorsey. The note urges students to advance, finish eighth grade, pursue high school or college, and consider a short business course as a path to better wages and opportunities.
Archié Carmichael and family from Barada visited relatives in the area this week, sharing time with kin and catching up on family matters.
Naomi Chapter No 44 O E S met Tuesday Sept 2 1924 in regular session. The matron Mrs Cavett expressed regret at losing faithful member Mrs E F Habicht. The Habicht couple were guests of honor at a social hour with refreshments. They leave for a new home in Worthington Minnesota.
Fragmentary OCR shows commodity terms Wheat No 1 Corn volume price notes and oats figures unclear. The readable bits indicate a prices listing or market shorthand with several crop names and values but exact figures and context are not fully legible.
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