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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 21, 1923
Page
3
Beatrice teacher Lillian Wohlfarth spent the weekend at her Diller home. A lighthearted remark on engagements versus divorces frames the column. A humorous quip about marital talk appears alongside an ad for Dr Hertzell dentistry and a brief weather note noting two rains improving fall wheat drilling conditions.
The hunting season for waterfowl ducks and geese opens Sunday September 16 in Nebraska. Open dates run September 16 to December 31 for waterfowl, October 1 to November 1 for prairie chickens and grouse. Bag limits cap daily at ten prairie chickens ten brants ten geese and fifty ducks with penalties up to $1000 fine and possible one year in prison.
Mrs Iva Williams and family returned to their home in Wymore after visiting at the home of her brother Harvey Reed. The quotation reflects a local sentiment as part of a brief society note in the page.
Rev. C. F. Innis preached Sunday at his former charge in Kingston Missouri and planned to join his wife to attend a conference in Lincoln this week.
Bluebelle's parents push her toward seriousness, but on the links she finesses the course with humor. The dad grumbles at her playful style while the mother probes about the round, noting the daughter's lipstick as her most used club.
American Consul Leon Dominian reports that reclaimed marsh lands south of Rome yield seven tons of rice per hectare, with wheat barley beets alfalfa tomatoes and flax grown there. A tomato canning plant processes 120 tons daily as over six thousand acres are brought into use.
The article urges forming a local group to promote home talent events through fall and winter. It envisions a committee sourcing fiddlers readers speakers and singers to rival lyceum courses and create regular, entertaining programs for neighbors. It also notes curious superstitions about blossoms and hawthorn lore with cultural reflections.
Miss Woods remains ill but recovering and likely to return soon. The Junior class remains the largest in High School with new members Ethel Warthen and Grace Greenwood joining the ranks. Teachers Erickson and Siekmann cover Miss Woods’s tenth grade classes during her absence. The senior class plans to organize and engage in activities this week while freshmen total nineteen. The district notes several absences due to illness and weather and records several small classroom projects across grades from primary to eighth.
An old promotional notice explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a curative for catarrh and deafness. It describes an ointment for immediate relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to restore mucous membranes, touting 40 years of sale by F J Cheney & Co of Toledo Ohio.
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