26 Apr 1912
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1912
Page
1
Fragmented OCR text discusses advertising banks in Nebraska and the desire to show customers what banks offer. It mentions competition and the idea that rapid growth could lead to frugal population behavior. The passage is unclear and lacks verifiable facts.
Long fragment containing sale notice for a span of young mules and multiple community notes. Mentions Frank Pospisil, John Specht Jr, Lincoln trip, a washout in Colorado delaying a train, seed corn for sale at 41. per unit, Chamberlains Liniment ad, Arbor Day plans, farm and road improvements, and local visits and births.
Mrs. Wilard Stewart, who had visited recently with Mrs. H. A. Bell, departed Monday to join her husband at their new home in Canada.
W S Drullinger announces a new feed barn connected with his breeding stable located at A J Hutchinson's former stand in Diller. The public is informed of the opening and location for feed and livestock services.
Beatrice Sun notes Diller crowd about 150 strong at the Roosevelt meeting in Wymore with gold badges and spirited turnout. Also mentions Martin Hood of Beatrice in poor health at 418 North Eleventh Street and the death of Mrs. Mary Mahoney, sister of W. W. Calkins’s family, formerly of Endicott.
A reflective note asserts every resident, regardless of influence, can aid a town's growth and development, emphasizing collective impact and civic duty.
Mr and Mrs D J Wood of Ellis visited Wednesday to view a small tract of land Bear Town for a future home.
Community discussion around a new opera house in Diller stalls with no updates for over a week. Supporters urge continued momentum hoping officials will proceed with construction and funding commitments.
A local editor notes visitors complimenting Diller on its neat streets and alleys. Residents are urged to clean up any rubbish around homes, stressing early removal before piles grow harder to remove.
Mrs J C Morehead of RFDSs Diller Neb offers pure bred single comb Rhode Island Red eggs for hatching at reasonable price. Mrs Hannah Adams returned from spending winter with relatives at Gage Okla, accompanied by her son John Adams, staying a couple of days. A tennis court has been laid out on QO B Hill’s lot between J L Lamb and A L Tristman residences and players enjoy good sport when weather permits.
Clean Up Day set for Saturday, May 4th, 1912, urging residents to clean refuse on their lots and rubbish from streets and alleys. Vaults to be disinfected for sanitary reasons. warning issued against fast driving on streets by any vehicle. By order of the Village Board.
Margaret B. Sangster notes Mother's Day falls on the second Sunday in May and is celebrated with church services honoring mothers. The white carnation is chosen as the symbol to wear on corsages belts or lapels for the day representing motherhood and devotion.
A small ad touts bargains at the Racket with 5¢ laces 10¢ monsters and 25¢ enamelware. It promotes oil or gas items 10¢ dish pans and potted plants from a greenhouse. Also advertised are lace curtains and assorted reasonably priced housewares inviting shoppers to visit.
There will be services next Sabbath April 28 morning and evening. Subject of the morning is The Goodness of God. The Presbyterian ladies coterie meets Thursday the 2nd at Mrs Reinhart’s home, Kensington. All are invited. Wm Boyle pastor.
Methodist Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 a m in Rock Creek with an 8 p m service following. Journey illustrated by postcard views from Nazareth to Jerusalem. Weslean University campaign progress updates show one fourth of the goal in sight as bishops meet in Lincoln to set fall conference leadership and dates.
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