Sorta Talkers Share Practical Viewpoints On Problems
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 22, 1922
Page
1
A casual column features conversations where locals offer plain speak and useful counsel on everyday issues. The piece highlights practical advice and friendly perspectives from community voices.
Suburban readers learn the new Periwinkle House story starts in the Record this week. Miss Lillian Wohlfarth teaches Beatrice schools and visited Diller over the weekend. A nine pound girl was born to Clarence Nickeson and Susié Thompson, living near Diller, and another eight pound girl arrived at Arthur Briday’s home. Eagles picnic in Beatrice included a band concert and a fine address. Harry Weddle and F. Hartzel traveled to Kansas City to compare cattle for purchase.
Diller residents lost electricity from Sunday evening until Tuesday noon due to a coal shortage at Hanover, the source of the town’s power. The outage disrupted daily life and caused a temporary halt to local services.
Mrs. A Fri day of Fairbury informs the Diller Record that she will permit rounding the corner at her farm on the roads near Diller. Her son Arthur will notify the road committee. Thanks to Mrs Friday.
Repairs on the pump at the municipal water works plant finished late Saturday. Water began circulating through the mains again, restoring fire protection after nearly a week without service and no water demand for fire use during the interim.
The Woman's Club music department met Tuesday evening at Mrs. W F Clark's home. Thirteen members shared their most impressive music, two solos by Miss Eva Line with Grayce Myers on piano, and papers on Early Music and Musical Instruments by Mrs. Frank Cully and Mrs. Scott Miller. Refreshments followed. The next meeting will be at Mrs. E G Limprecht's home on Oct 10.
Col Royle, Beatrice auctioneer, attended the Wiemers hog sale on Monday. Eva Line plans to leave for Philadelphia to attend school. An eight pound girl was born Tuesday to Mr and Mrs Willis Clark at their home near Diller. J L Seaman of Davenport IA Mrs S J Thompson Mrs S F Clark and George Pickard visited the Jefferson county fair on Wednesday.
Mr and Mrs C E Piveral of Hebron mourn the loss of their daughter born last Saturday Burial held at Prairie Home cemetery promptly after death notices and family prayers for Elsie Lamb family member Ties to Diller friends and local community in mourning event
Miss L. O. Ballard received a telegram Sunday announcing the arrival on the 16th inst of a daughter named Mary Eleanor at the home of Mr. and Mrs. P. A. Finelli at 1112 Court Street in Sioux City Iowa. The mother and baby are reported doing well.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock welcomed Rev J H Dirks of Columbus Nebraska to their home last Friday night. Dirks once taught in Peoria Illinois about forty five years ago and later served thirty eight years as Lutheran pastor in Johnson County Iowa. He was attending a synod meeting at Lanham.
Henry Wiemers sold forty young boars at an average of 56 dollars near Ditter four miles west on Monday afternoon. A top price of 130 dollars was paid for one boar. Buyers came from four states S Dakota Iowa Missouri and Nebraska. The sale represented a small portion of the herd with an exhibit planned at the Gage county fair in Beatrice next week.
Examinations to fill postmaster vacancies due to expired commissions will be held in nearly all states on Oct 14 with Diller Nebraska among about thirty locations in October and November. In Nebraska exams occur at Fairbury Beatrice and other sites. The Diller postmaster salary is $1400 yearly and the slot opens Nov 21. Applicants may test at any stated site and obtain forms from vacancy offices or the States Civil Service Commission in Washington DC.
Mr and Mrs John Greider returned Sunday from an auto trip to Wood River Nebraska to visit Mrs Greiders brothers J G Will and Julius Packer former Diller residents and their families They sold their stock and farm implements to Frank Frisbie after returning and may move there.
Diller residents showcase 800 hens and 400 hogs with premier livestock entries. S F and Everett Park Ben Henrichs George Henrichs Theo Henrichs Hamp shire hogs Henry Wiemers Alpha Wiemers W T Logan Chester White hogs J R Weddle R I Red chickens H K Shutt White Wyandottes receive premiums as schools close for children's day and many locals attend daily.
A public reception was held Friday at the Rex theatre in Diller for retiring manager E S Dunn of the Farmers Union Co-Operative Store. President F W Steffen praised Dunn’s service as guests enjoyed ice cream cake orchestra music and moving pictures despite a thunderstorm. Dunn left Sunday for Fort Collins Colorado to join Starkey Oil and Gas Co as accounting department manager.
On September 28 1922 volunteers are asked to move and rebuild a fence at the south Diller corner for highway improvement donated by Hartzel Diller and Henrichs. On September 29 work shifts to Willis Clark's feed lot corner and Mrs Friday’s farm corner with locals supplying teams and tools.
Dr G H Newton, an eye ear nose and throat specialist, operates in Fairbury Nebraska. The listing notes his medical focus and location for patients seeking ENT services in the area.
Chester White male hog offered by F. W. Steffen, farrowed Mar. 1, weighs about 175 pounds, eligible to registry. Price not stated.
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