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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1932
Page
5
A garbled report describes Harland K Taylor and a bank starting a depositor relationship. It mentions a sequence of actions by a banker and a sum of 4500 dollars tied to demonstrating worthiness. The piece notes he is allowed to become a depositor upon proven merit.
Mr. Stange and Mr. Schroeder of Neileville, Wis., visit at the home of his brother, Paul Stange, while F. A. Vince & Sum and others from Fenbury and Nobe are listed in an estate sale notice dated 1686.
A short notice reports the birth of a child named Daunter Es to Mr and a See of the Ellis area on the 12th inst. Benny Benoit listed as a related name appears in the notice.
A Scandia Journal cartoon caption notes a local woman lamenting she only got a run for her money from newly piled hose. The quip captures playful consumer woes in a small town setting.
Mrs. W. C. Steffensmeyer of Lincoln has spent several days this week at her father In Die in ailing condition.
Advertisement notes a sale of Extracts offering 5 bottles for one dollar or 35 cents for a large bottle. Includes contact L. M. Hurst with phone number 142.03. Active pricing emphasized as a bargain.
A brief notice advertises a local shoe shop offering grade plan repairs with a selection of materials. Prices are stated as cheap and services include soles heels and sizing.
Farmers Grain Co. seeks hogs for sale led by manager I R Andrews. The notice urges producers to contact the company for arrangements and pricing. The brief notice appears in the local business section.
Card thanks readers for cards flowers and fruit during illness. Expressions of kindness and well wishes are gratefully noted by Rachel Albright.
For salePal Pinto Crystale by Mrs John Wiegand Route 2 Demand genuine Pinto Crystale not substitutes. Warning that counterfeit crystals sold at cut rates are not genuine products.
A New York man was fined $25 after beating his wife. He claimed he thought amusement taxes had been repealed. The article also lists names from Peru State Teachers College in a Monday registration: Marion Diller, Hubert Filley, Rachael Viers, Charles Nickeson, Velma Novotny.
Roy Greider dug 140 bushels of potatoes from the Burling ton right of way on Tuesday. The same field yielded 60 bushels the previous year.
Mrs. Fred Clark and her grandson Duane returned from Boone County where they visited her husband, Fred Clark. Fred and Everett accompanied them home and will return to finish their farming tasks.
Miss Viona Hicken a former Diller high school graduate who was confined to bed in Beatrice hospital after a horse kick has recovered enough to return home near Mrs. Fred Knoedler and son. See Max and Marie of Fargo North Dakota are visiting this week with her aunt and uncle Mr and Mrs I F Saylor and the Wilfred Anderson family. They will leave Saturday toward the southwest and return to Fargo via Denver and the Black Hills.
Mrs John Carico and relatives completed a motor tour to Sioux Falls South Dakota. They returned to Diller Wednesday and stayed overnight at the Carico home before continuing to Falls City. Mr Detrick joined them for the return leg after remaining with Mr Carico.
A former subscriber recalls reducing his paper subscription to save money and laments missing important articles and ads. He says he discovered the loss only after three weeks when he was buried, noting the impact of not seeing advertisements.
Lawrence Weigel suffers a serious eye injury after being struck while playing. Dr. W S Diller visits aunt Effie Willis Clark’s home near Diller and stops by the Record office. Village crews haul gravel onto Kelley Street from Main Street West Logan to improve access to the Diller schools with an all weather road.
Mr. Clinton Prather, 79, longtime DeWitt resident since 1900, is buried at Oak Grove cemetery. He is survived by his wife, three sons, twelve grandchildren, and three great grandchildren. Howard Prather and daughter attended the funeral in the Shea neighborhood last Friday.
Franc Clark, co owner of Clarks stores at Steele City and Diller, moves from Steele City to assume charge of the Diller store. Will Bond, longtime manager here, has severed his connection with the business. The Clarks will occupy the Myers residence exteriors as the Albrigts vacate.
Seriously considered by the editor, Major James H. Doolittle now holds the title of world aerial speed king after a trial hop at 295 miles per hour. A plan to hire the flying Major to tour the county aims to collect delinquent accounts by offering free spins, hoping to prompt payment and a year in advance.
An old advertisement extols $50.00 suits at $25.00 and hand tailored garments at $11.00, warns against so called sucker lists and penny stock pitches, and assures customers they pay only for garments they value with a satisfaction guarantee.
At the Jefferson County Fair a leading feature is the 9 Famous Show with 24 horses. Sidney Neb officials note open dates in the schedule while offering free acts and other attractions for the public over several evenings thisPil.
Funeral services for H. H. Vaupel are set in Lincoln with Rev. Merchant S. Bush officiating. The former resident of Dr Ink area lived on a farm and is survived by a son and a daughter Mrs. Fern C. Smith of Lincoln.
An excerpt describes the N R C picnic at Fink's Park with long tables by the river, people eating chicken, pies, and cakes, and socializing. John Steiner and others are noted at the gathering as plates and conversations pass, while some attendees depart after a full day.
Mrs Gertrude E Dow and Mrs Don B Seaman hosted 650 relatives and friends at an informal evening party at the Dow home 909 East Fourteenth street Davenport Iowa honoring Mrs J L Seaman of Diller Nebraska formerly of this city Thane Saat te
An aged reminiscence about a Denver visit describes meeting a daughter in law at the depot and attending a Lebor Day excursion. The author notes gatherings at churches, a talk on livelihood, travel toward Boulder and the mountains, and a long overdue cousin reunion spanning decades.
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