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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1909
Page
4
One year in advance one dollar fifty cents six months in advance seventy five cents. Entered at the office at Diller Nebraska for transmission through the mails as second class matter. Advertising rates made known upon request. Business locals are run until ordered out and are charged at five cents per line for insertion.
The Record celebrates twenty three years of publication on Friday April 2 1909. Editor owner Frant T Pearce notes twenty two years since founding and pledges to improve and upbuild the town of Diller while thanking subscribers and readers for past favors.
The piece notes postal carelessness with a model address card issued to boxholders and rural patrons. It recalls verses about Rock of Ages and aging churchgoers, and cites an ambitious World’s Fair auto race from New York City to Seattle opening June 1 with a $2,000 trophy and $5,300 in prizes offered by M Robert Guggenheim. It ends with a clipped line about Uncle Joe Cannon.
Herbert Beckwith moves into town Monday. Grace Bell accepts stenographer job at Galbraith nurseries Fairbury. For SaLe two good mare colts from Red Harry and Dr Hill Crest. Dr Shoop promotes Restorative for stomach heart and kidneys with claims of quick improvement. sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
The school column notes the Literary Club supported suffrage for women after debate. Mentions Mignon Hale Emily Freeman James Fairbanks and Beatrice Blythe out of school with illnesses. Bellevue College Purple and Gold and York College Sand Barr are on the library table. Superintendent Harris praised local schools.
Mrs. C L Grimes visits Rev J H Westervelt in Lewiston. Presbyterians raise 40 dollars at a chicken pie supper at Colman Hotel. Steiner schoolhouse basket supper raised 13 90 to finish paying for a school organ. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea and Dr Shoop remedies advertised by Neely's Pharmacy.
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