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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1931
Page
5
Theo Henrichs offers two milk cows for sale and rye seed at 50 cents per bushel. H A Packer lists sweet potatoes for sale by the bushel or pound and M Callander advertises sweet potatoes for sale.
F. A. Moon & Son advertise quality monuments at ercoomne prices in Fairbury. Est 886. Herman Schurting near Diller is confined at home with tonsillitis. Dentist Dr Leach urges dental care before school opens. Spring boars from prize winning stock offered by Gilbert Plager. Electric Shoe Shop promotes best material for the money with different material grades.
A young man walks toward his place of worship on Sunday evening hoping the old man will not be there when he calls.
A dentist notes gold flakes in a tooth during drilling and recalls prior claims of it never being filled. A baffled speaker mutters about a back collar button as the odd exchange unfolds.
For sale 30 steers weighing 500 Ibs each 40 weight 700 Ibs 30 heifers at 650 Ibs and 20 calves at 300 Ibs all raised by, Wm Schmidt in Washington Kansas Hanover on phone 35F 20
A man, identified as Mr Newlywed, declares satisfaction with his home, job, and wife. A henpecked onlooker dismisses the comment with a gruff remark about a wife in the country.
The Nebraska Motor News argues that many towns and cities in Nebraska lack clear signs for visitors. It urges erecting welcoming signs to tell strangers who they are and highlight the state’s beauty.
The Burlington Railroad laid off twenty six section foremen on the Wymore division causing longer sections and changes in foremen. Diller foreman T H Wagoner remains but his section extends 54 miles, Fox moved to Tecumseh. Also noted is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Frank Shoebotham in Fullerton Nebr, their daughter Harriet Diller connected to residents of Fairbury.
N C S A members and families enjoyed a Friday evening picnic at City Hall with an elaborate 7 30 dinner. A long table adorned with garden flowers hosted progressive rock entertainment amid hand fans crafted for the event. Committee members E Anderson Shutt A A Eick and T o Honerche assisted. First fall meeting will be with Mrs H Cully on the seventh. Members recall summer vacation experiences during roll call.
Neighbors gathered at Will and Mrs Amoss home for a Sept 14 charivari in honor of Arthur Veiths and bride. The couple and their pursuers chased a prowler reporting they were at home but soon returned to the house for ice cream and cake. The evening ended with best wishes and a wedding shower for the couple.
Beatrice Sun reports Charles N. Hinds, former Odell banker, awaits commitment to prison after a five year sentence for illegal acts linked to the bank's collapse two years ago. His last appeal was denied, and he remains in Gage county jail pending the high court mandate.
A district court jury found Hinds guilty over a year ago of loans to his bank and false books entries. He was sentenced to five years on each count, to run concurrently, and was arrested by Odell officers before being turned to the county sheriff. The commitment order will be made without delay.
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