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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1929

Page

5

Local notices and ads from Diller area random items

Tornado Insurance offered at Diller State Bank. The M. W. A. holds meetings on the 2nd and 4th Thursdays. Duroc Jersey boars for sale. Dr. Adams advertises eye exams at Beatrice. Monuments by F A Moon & Son of Fairbury Est 1886. Atwater Kent radio console desk set for sale. Incubator kerosene car available at Clark's store in Diller. Various names and phone numbers listed in small classified style.

Clark's Diller Ceassell

Quick sale at the Senior building hereain

For sale notices mix with remarks on world tensions as China and Russia nibble toward war. Also advertised are 2nd hand sewing machines for sale and repair services by Singer Sewing Machine Co in Fairbury Nebraska at 614 4th street.

S. . Hutchinson Singer Sewing Machine Co Fairbury, Neb 4Th St

Farm Wanted Nebraska farm for sale seek owner contact

Wanting a Nebraska farm for sale priced right. Send description to F.C. B. Box 408 Olney.

Nebraska Descripction F.C. B Olney

Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop Calls for Worn Shoes

The Fairbury Electric Shoe Shop invites residents to donate worn shoes of all ages and genders to be repaired and refurbished. Donors are asked to bring footwear to the shop located corner north of the Bonham theatre in Fairbury for restoration.

Fairbury

Peach Stains and Glycerin Earn Easy Cleaning Victory

The article notes that peach stains resist ordinary washing but can be removed by soaking the fabric in glycerin. It advises housewives to use glycerin to restore tablecloths and napkins stained by peach, presenting glycerin as an effective solution.

Hampshire hogs win prizes at state fair shown by Henrichs Bros

Geo Logan of Beatrice transacted business while Henrichs Bros of Diller exhibited Hampshire hogs at the state fair earning a first prize and a fifth prize. Mr and Mrs Vernon Nichols of Mankato Kansas visited their uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs S C Moser this week.

Henrichs Bros Diller Hampshire Vernon Nichols Mankato, Kan S.C. Moser

Fisher and Green Return From Powell Visit

George Fisher and Mrs. Marvy Green returned Monday from visiting relatives and friends at Powell Wyoming. They also toured Yellowstone Park during their trip.

George Fisher Mrs Marvy Green Powell, Wyo Yellowstone Park

Dressen Moves Harness and Shoe Shop to Kerr Building

Gus Dressen moved his harness and shoe shop into the Kerr building on the east side of Main Street, a property he recently purchased.

Gus Dressen Kerr Building Main Street

Family Trip Extends Across Portland and California

Mr and Mrs Arthur Grone and Mr and Mrs Fred Frisbie have extended their western journey to Portland Oregon and California. Miss Gertrude Lambert of Guide Rock and Miss Mattie Clark of Filley visited with Mrs D V Fanders and family for several days last week.

Arthur Grone Fred Frisbie Portland Oregon California Gertrude Lambert Guide ‘Rock Mattie Clark Filley D. V. Fanders

Four Travelers Return From Western Kansas to Dakota Trip

Jesse Colman Roy Casper Pete Albers and Wayne Henrichs finished a two week auto journey through western Kansas Colorado Nebraska and the two Dakotas.

Jesse Colman Roy Casper Pete Albers Wayne Henrichs Kansas Colorado Nebraska Dakotas

Grain and Produce Prices Logged for Yesterday

The report lists yesterday’s prices for wheat at $1.10, corn 85 to 88 cents, oats 48 cents, cream 40 cents, eggs 25 cents, heavy hens 2 dollars 1 cent, springs 20 cents, and roosters 10 cents.

Hill Family Attends York Funeral Of L A Will

A. J. Hill and sons with E. E. Chas. E. and L. J. and Mrs. L. J. Hill returned Wednesday from York Nebraska where they went to attend the funeral of L. A. Will brother in law of Mr. Hill and uncle to the Hill boys, longtime York resident.

A. J. Hill and Sons E. E. Chas. E L. J L. J. Hill York Nebr Mr. Hill L. A. Will

Ladies Aid at Robertson home to elect officers

The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist church will visit Mrs. Nancy Robertson’s home next Thursday afternoon September 12 to enjoy sociability and elect new officers for the new year.

Ladies Aid Society The Methodist Church Nancy Robertson

Lincoln student Melva Carrico to sing at church

Mies Melva Carrico of Lincoln a music student at the University of Nebraska will sing at the regular Sunday morning preaching service of the Methodist church. She invites her many friends and her Piller pupils to attend.

Mies Melva Carrico Lincoln State University of Nebraska Piller Methodist Church

Woman's Club Meeting Plans September 11

Members of the Woman's Club gather at the Christian Church for a September 11 2:30 PM meeting. Hostesses list include Mrs. R Andrews Mrs O Ma born Mrs C Cully Mrs W D Hill and Mrs M Northup as invitations go to friends.

Christian Church R. Andrews O. Ma Born C. Cully W. D Hill M. Northupes Paik Comet

Beatrice Residents Visit Diller and Blair Connections

Diller business caller Mr. Paul Logan and his wife from Beatrice visited yesterday. Dana College president Erland Nelson from Blair stopped briefly at Supt A J Nelson’s home. Mary Alice and Della Lambert, relatives of Mrs Fanders, left Guide Rock for home. Nellie and Helen Green used Burlington excursion rates to visit Denver and nearby resorts.

Paul Logan Beatrice Diller Erland. Nelson Dana College of Blair Supt A. J. Nelson Mary Alice Della Lambert JD. V. Fanders Guide Rock Nellie Helen Green Burlington Denver

Visiting kin and past friends in Phillips Nebraska

John Harvey and his daughter visited Mrs Mattie Moore in Phillips Nebraska yesterday to see their daughter and sister. Mrs Elias Hadley and her husband hosted a day-long visit from Mr B W Kellenbarger of Merna Nebraska, an old friend of fifty years. Francis Plager, student at Grand Island business college, had been home for a brief family visit with his parents, and Mr and Mrs John Plager returned to school on Tuesday.

John Harvey Mattie Moore Phillips, Nebr Elias Hadley E. J. Cattlett B.W. Kellenbarger Merna Nebr Francis Plager Grand Island Business College John Plager

Snyder Couple Visits Local Home From Alliance Neb

Mr and Mrs Earl Snyder from Alliance Nebraska are visiting at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs W A Snyder. Mr Snyder works for the Burlington at Alliance.

Earl Snyder Alliance, Nebr W. A. Snyder Snyder Burlington At Alliance

Old Farmers Elevator Building Torn Down After No Bids

The old farmers elevator building, replaced by a new modern structure, is being demolished. No bids were received for its sale as is, and inspectors found nine feet of solid honeycomb between the studding.

Nebraska 4-H champions head to Chicago national contest

Frances Axtel of Jefferson county and Milton Gustafson of Kelps county will represent Nebraska at the national health boy and girl contest in Chicago this December after winning the senior division at the state fair contest.

Frances Axtel Jefferson County Milton Gustafson Kelps County Nebraska Chicago

Pioneer Aircraft Officials Seek Daykin Aviation School

Officials of the Pioneer Aircraft Corporation of Omaha visited Daykin to locate an aviation school. They were joined by F. A. Roseman, a 49 year Diller area resident, vice president of a Omaha tire factory, who enjoys occasional airplane trips.

Daykin Herald Pioneer Aircraft Corporation Omaha Daykin F. A. Roseman Diller

N R C Club Plans Annual Picnic At Chautauqua Park

The N R C club met with Mrs. Ralph Frisbie on Sept 3. Nine members and four children attended with Mrs. Gene Hill as a guest. Mrs. Henry Frisbie won a contest prize. A picnic is set for Sept 5 at Chautauqua park with a later meeting Sept 17 with Mrs. Albers. Members urged to bring well filled baskets for a day at the park.

N R. C. Club Ralph Frisbie Gene Hill Henry Frisbie Chautauqua Park

Better Than Three in One Dutch Exponent Opposes Women’s Vote

A Dutch critic argues against women’s suffrage noting that Dutch women remain efficient with no vote. He cites a scene of a woman spinning, churning, nursing twins, knitting for her husband, studying, and perched on cheese ready for market as evidence of productive domestic virtue.

England Canada Holland

Appetite for Venison Lures Trout to Death

In the Western Peace country guide Nelly Sunderman led American hunters to Porcupine River waters. A bull trout attacked Sunderman as he prepared meat for supper. The guide used a rock from the camp to drive off the fish, which died after the confrontation.

Bymioren Alberts Canada Nelly Sunderman Grande Sunderman Peace Country

Pocketbook Lost Again Sparks Dress Material Talk

A brief exchange recalls the loss of a pocketbook with mention that inside was material enough for two dresses and a teddy. The dialogue hints at modest finances and daily surprises in the community.

Just Once That's All Dick

A brief line notes a moment of perfect silence among a room of women as someone asks who among them is the oldest during a gathering.

Mick

Pleasant motor trip to Jerome Idaho ends smoothly

Mr and Mrs Herman Peters return from a motor trip to Jerome Idaho with minimal car trouble. Kenneth Priefert and Keith Melvin of Reynolda Nebraska and Miss Luella Haviick of Fairbury visit Supt and Mrs Nelson. Kenneth and Keith are Reynolds graduates while Mr Nelson was superintendent there.

Herman Peters Jerome Idaho Kenneth Priefert Keith Melvin Reynolda Nebr Luella Haviick Fairbury Nelson Kenneth Keith Reynolds Mr. Nelson

Rupture Shield Adverts At Maryetta Hotel

An advertisement for the Perfect Retention Shields claims instant relief for ruptures and tissues strengthening to prevent recurrence. It markets as superior to elastic belts, notes no sweat or moisture issues, and urges seeking in person expert care from C. F. Redlich at 535 Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota.

C. F. Redlich

Also Mentioned on This Page

Diller State Diller State Bank Baumfork Adams Garland N. 6Th St F. A Moon & Son Atwater Kent H. K. Shutt China Russia Rue Rann St. Joseph Kansas City Geo Logan Woman's Club N.R. C. Club Clark’s Store Diller, Neb Maryetta Hotel Neemy Cc. F. Redli Boston Block Minneapolis Minnesota Wetelata Geabene John Clauson Dempster
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