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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 19, 1924

Page

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Seed Rye For Sale And Local Notices

Seed rye for sale by W F Logan. The M W A meets on the 2nd and 4th Thursday each month. Gasoline reached a new low price in Diller at 13c, special 20c per pound on Nuco Nut Butter at Cullys Saturday only. Jefferson county fair opened at Fairbury Tuesday. Gage county fair will be next week at Beatrice. Special 20c per pound on Diller was almost deserted Wednesday as locals flocked to Fairbury. No preaching at Diller Methodist church Sunday as minister attends conference.

Diller Cully Gage County Beatrice Fairbury Methodist Church

Moon and Son Monuments at Fairbury Nebraska

The notice lists F. A. Moon and Son in Fairbury Nebraska offering monuments since 1886 at reasonable prices. The Diller schools were closed for a free children’s day at the county fair. Mrs. W. S. Filley traveled to Kansas City to bring home her father Geo Hollenberg er and planned to return Sunday. Forrest Hartzel came home from Geneva after a brief hospital stay under Dr. Jos. Bixby. Mrs. R. W. Green and daughter Norma Francis and Mrs. Witty plan a motor trip to Viiets Kansas to visit Fred Witty and family.

Forrest Hartzel Geneva Jos. Bixby R. W. Green Norma Francis Witty Viiets Kans Fred Witty

Osborn man visits old friends from Diller area

C. A. Leaper of Osborn Missouri, a former Diller resident, visited Wednesday with friends and relatives. He reports good health and financial success since leaving Diller and plans to return home Sunday.

C. A. Leaper Osborn, Mo Diller Mr. Leaper

Public Farm Sale Announced by Herman Sasse

Herman Sasse arranged for a public sale on October 2. He is quitting farming and will sell all on the place without reserve except his horse and buggy and household goods. He will rent the land but continue to reside on the farm.

Herman Sasse Sasse

For Sale One 12 Hole Kentucky End Wheel Drill

Flanders and Robertson offer a 12 hole Kentucky end wheel drill in good shape. Elmer James, section foreman of the St. Joe and G I railroad at Steele City, suffered multiple rib fractures in a derailment in the yards there last week. Weather kept attendance small at the Wiemer Bros and Malchow hog sale in Fairbury Monday and the sale was halted after a few hogs sold at about 25 dollars each.

Kentucky Fanders & Robertson Elmer “James St. Joe & G.I Steele City Wiemer Bros. & Malchow Fairbury

Nispel Property to Be Sold at Sheriff Sale in Fairbury

The C. K. Nispel property in Diller, formerly owned by Walter S. Patton, will be sold at sheriff's sale in Fairbury on September 22 to satisfy a mortgage of 1151.25 and costs in favor of the State We and Loan Assn of Beat rice.

C. K. Nispel Diller Walter S. Patton Sheriff’s Sale Fairbury State We and Loan Assn Beatrice

Fouts Sells 80 Acre Farm Near Diller for 117.50 An Acre

J. W. Fouts sold the U. S. Ellison 80 acre farm located 24 miles west of Diller to Lawrence Caldwell for 117.50 per acre. It was the first local land deal in some time and Fouts has other strong farms listed at similar bargains.

J. W. Fouts Diller Lawrence Caldwell Mr. Fouts

Miss Alice Line Returns to Columbia for Stephens College

Special price 20c per pound offered on Miss Alice Line as she returns by early train Monday to Columbia Missouri to resume studies at Stephens College. Mr and Mrs OG Brenners attended the 650th anniversary of Frank and wife Fuller at Crab Orchard last Sunday.

Alice Line Columbia, Mo Stephens College OG. W. Brenners Frank Fuller Crab Orchard

Republican Caucus to Nominate Local Officials

Pleasant precinct Republicans meet at 8 p m next Wednesday September 24 in city hall to nominate candidates for precinct assessor and four road overseers. Committee member Raleigh Bell recently returned from western states after months away. his mother’s chicken dinners hastened his return.

Pleasant Precinct Raleigh Bell Colorado California Texas Bud Bell

Diller Camp No 1668 M W A to Meet Sept 25

The next regular meeting of Diller Camp No 1668 M W A will be held on Thursday night September 25. Members are requested to attend to arrange entertainments and the adoption of candidates. E E McCune V C.

Diller Camp

Chicago professor visits Nebraska relatives

Prof. E. H. Hahne of Chicago, an Evanston Methodist University instructor, called at the office Monday. He owns a Hall section farm four miles west of Diller, worked with by his brother in law Henry Jess. He traveled by car with his wife who stopped to visit relatives in Omaha.

E. H. Hahne Chicago Great Methodist University Evanston, Ill Diller Henry Jess Hahne Omaha

Hog truck overturns before Wiemers sale near Fairbury

Henry Wiemers and James Weddle lost control of their truck on a slippery road and tipped into a ditch while transporting hogs for Wiemers Bros. Malchow. The steering shaft broke but no one was hurt and all hogs were recovered and moved to the sales pavilion for the planned sale.

Henry Wiemers James Weddle Fairbury Wiemers

Welcoming Reception For New St Pauls Pastor

A cordial welcoming reception celebrated Rev Otto Bergfelder and his family, new pastor of St Pauls Lutheran church. Congregation and friends gathered after a Sunday visit to a sick member. The afternoon featured socializing, games, ice cream and cake as the community cemented fellowship.

Otto Bergfelder St. Paul’s Lutheran Church Texas Miter St. Oean

Farmers store changes lanes remove gas station add repair dept

The Farmers store will remove its gasoline filling station and set up a repair department on the west side of Main Street to improve convenience for clerical staff.

Farmers Store Main Street

Diller Club Wins Jefferson County Pennant in 1924

The Diller Club, finishing second, is declared winner of the Jefferson county pennant with a 14–4 record in 1924. Powell, in second place, went 13–5.

Diller Club Powell Jefferson County Diller

Funeral for Lanham resident Mrs Eden

Mrs Herman Peters and her son Howard attended the funeral of Mrs Wm Eden in Lanham. Mrs Eden, 58, longtime Lanham resident, died after gall stone surgery in a Beatrice hospital. Survived by husband and six children.

Herman , Peters Howard Wm. Eden Lanham Eden Beatrice

Hiatt Family Hosts Dinner for Joe Hiatt Birthday

Mrs. Joe M. Hiatt entertained at their home four miles southeast of Diller on Sunday. Guests included J and Mrs C J Hiatt and Donna Beatrice Mrs L J Upson and son Chester Majorie and Doris Alfred Clausen and J A Pickard Beatrice and John Thompson family members. A three course dinner was served.

Joe M. Hiatt Diller C. J. Hiatt Donna Beatrice L. J. Upson Chester Clarence Hiatt John Thompson Majorie Doris Alfred Clausen J. A. Pickard Joe

N S C A Regular Meeting Features Music Program

After a two month recess the N S C A met at Mrs. Wm Robertson’s home on Wednesday evening September 10. The program included vocal and violin solos, a piano solo by Merideth, and a piano duet by the hostess and her daughter. A dainty luncheon followed the business session. Honor guests were Mesdames Pengelly and Tucker and Miss Lela Robertson. Mrs N Robertson invited members to meet again in two weeks and share recipes.

Wm. Robertson Pengelly Viollin Cully Robertson Miss Merideth Mesdames Pengefly Tucker Lela Robertson

Picnic Committee Report for August 13 14 1924

Balance in treasurer from 1928 shows receipts from general stand and concessions totaling 402.650 and 66.55 from a ball game. The report records income and allocations for the Picnic event held over two days.

FPR

Thursday's Local Markets Report

Wheat No 1 leads the market followed by corn white and mixed oats. Prices for butter and eggs show steady movement on the produce table.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Citizens State Bank W. Ff. Logan Mm. W. A F. A. Moon & Son Nebr E. Anderson Republican Woodman E. E. McCune V. C Hess Poultry H. K. Shutt Dr.Hess Lice Sats Sg Aee Inciden Dr. Leach L. D. Calkins Eye Throat J. M. Hiatt Habicht’s Cash Store
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