Darling Boy With A Dollar Raise Praised
A brief hometown tribute highlights a young boy who earned a dollar raise, focusing on his praise rather than minor tricks and emphasizing a positive community sentiment.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 01, 1913
Page
5
A brief hometown tribute highlights a young boy who earned a dollar raise, focusing on his praise rather than minor tricks and emphasizing a positive community sentiment.
Shutt Drug Co advertises hammocks and Barrington Hall Coffee at 40c a pound. John S. Callan named postmaster at Odell. Hastings visitors, farm news, and house purchases noted. Chautauqua planning and road improvements mentioned along with piano purchase and Epworth Lake Park Assembly plans.
Wymore secures the next national coursing meet to be held at Friend Nebraska with sportsmen from across the United States. Over 600 greyhounds will be entered for races scheduled for the early October dates.
We express hearty thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted us during the illness and after. Grateful for the floral offerings and the choir’s songs from Mrs. Etta Seiboits Behrends Ben Wm Behrends Mrs Hemmie Junker Mrs Annie Senior.
A garbled fragment discusses strangers entering a community dressed as gentle figures and being accepted despite unknown backgrounds. It notes the ease of people forming impressions and the persistence of familiar social characters, suggesting ambiguity in trust and allegiance within the group.
A fragmented July 28 1918 note mentions Dr Diehl and Cory Geet in a terse historical record. The readable text provides names but no clear event or context.
An enforce the law complaint cites state traffic speed limits in Diller. The text references Sec. 8 prohibiting operating a motor vehicle on public highways at dangerous speeds to protect life and limb.
Architect Grant of Beatrice visited town Tuesday to gather data for plans for F. Hartzell’s new residence. Village authorities have installed a watering tank on lower Main Street for horses to drink, and the public is invited to use it.
A reader notes the relief from Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Relief after suffering severe illness. The testimonial urges trying the remedy when life is threatened or in need of quick aid.
Several light Tighe showers this week. Leave orders for piano tuning at our store. All work guaranteed. White Piano Co., Diller, Nebr.
Fragmentary ad text notes a sale by Shutt with unclear product details and missing context. The readable portion hints at a commerce notice without concrete items or dates.
Chief Game Warden Gust Rutenbeck has answered many letters from people who think no license is needed for fishing if hunting is not done. He says the legislature made no change to the license law. A license is required unless fishing or hunting on one’s own land, costing $1. State Journal.
Press Bulletin No. 43 discusses hog cholera symptoms and treatment with serum for exposed herds. Serum price reduced to one cent per cubic centimeter starting July 1 1913 making it cheaper than in any other state. notes shipment help for farmers and local Nebraskan details including farms and yields.
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