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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1913
Page
5
Advertisements mention automobile oils and greases from Patton Bros and funeral flowers from Shutt Drug Co. Mrs. J A Pickard visits Gothenberg Nebraska to see her mother. Farm Folks tickets offered at Shutt's drug store. Mrs Earl Pearce visits with her parents W A Cherry. C L Waggoner and E S Diller attend a state meeting as weather delays Kensington event at the D of H. Kensington ceremony postponed due to inclement weather.
Sterling silver souvenir spoons and forks shown at Grape’s. See See the Blue Bell cream separator on display at Blauser’s. A sister of Mrs W J Frisbie visited and returned home at Wyomie. Partial solar eclipse visible in the northwest United States Sunday morning. Red Potted- Durham bull offered at service fee of $1.00. no free services. My little son suffered a severe cold. chamber visit and three weeks with sister Mrs Geo Bailey for sciatic rheumatism improving.
Miss Adeline Miller resumes teaching duties in Lincoln after a visit at the home of Mr and Mrs P B Miller following a Sunday return to the city.
The Eleventh grade continues work on The Lady of the Lake and a Shakespeare study as second semester exams approach Thursday and Friday. Ernest Sasse and Delmar Hale miss days. Odette rehearses songs. Helen Nida plans to transfer to Fairbury. High school baseball vs Odell Friday April 11. Miss Hughes and Greenwood visited Lincoln. Diller pupils take exams. local debating team from Diller led by Earl Snyder and Frank Campbell went to Superior for a joint debate.
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Mr C L Waggoner ceases to reside at Maude Hall. Miss Pearl Thompson visits Lincoln relatives for two or three weeks. Local agents report availability of all varieties of beat flowers on order for funerals.
Miss L O Ballard combined business and pleasure on Monday in Lincoln buying millinery goods and meeting old friends. Rex A Green 1t operator notes Lulu Pasco visited Diller Saturday with her uncle and aunt the Hayes family and Sunday with Miss Gertrude Lamb.
The writer notes Ohio floods cause great damage and urges support for nearby towns. Orrville acts to help with fundraising clothing bedding and household goods while other communities like Diller and Nebr as ka areas report impact. The letter mentions factories affected and calls for continued relief.
A historic ad extols Oakland cars stressing extreme simplicity in the chassis, wide model range, and emphasis on mechanical efficiency over flashy styling. It invites prospective buyers to inspect every feature, noting Delta starting lighting and system and promising beauty in body design.
A remittance for a year's subscription to the Record arrived from C. A. Leaper of Osborn Missouri, formerly residing near Diller. In a letter dated April 2 he writes a cordial message to the recipient.
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