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A dated storefront pitch touts a small community drug store offering friendly service and customer satisfaction. It promises to please every customer and invites readers to visit for their drug store needs.
02 Aug 1907
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1907
Page
1
A dated storefront pitch touts a small community drug store offering friendly service and customer satisfaction. It promises to please every customer and invites readers to visit for their drug store needs.
Community briefs report several local transactions and visits. Jacob Lottmen buys Fred Riddle's dray line for operation by his son Jake. Mrs Wa Nide and children return from a trip. Ensley Carmichael buys a Waggoner farm north of Diller. Walter Reitzel visits from Lincoln for his father-in-law D R Keltey. Prof T P Beall and family return from Guide Rock. F M Fredrichs and family visit nearby. Mrs Fred Henrichs goes to Beatrice for appendicitis surgery with Dr Neely. A horse owned by J A Wilson, auctioneer, is found dead northeast of town.
The Very Latest Berg Ball Bearing Buggy with Auto Seat promoted. A 15 cent tea organized by the M E church ladies society at Mrs. Greenwood’s home next Saturday 5 to 8 pm. Miss Anna Treded visitors from Peoria and relatives at Loock residence. No preaching due to pastor’s absence. Sunday school Epworth League as usual. Vocal services Sunday August 11 led by J H Westerselt.
Expresses sincere thanks for kin ness and sympathy during the death and burial of Mia Colly-aind family. Mentions Diller visitant and Fair week room arrangements with secretary Whitten. Includes endorsement by Wm. Diets of King's New Discovery as popular remedy in Od mégo county.
The article outlines Nebraska’s public school structure from country districts to city schools and the Normal School. It explains grade progression from primary through eighth and tenth to twelfth, tuition considerations, and pathways to higher education via normal schools and universities.
Evangelist J E Parker speaks with eloquence and power drawing many. A bystander notes he “speaks the truth” and urges intelligent discussion of vital questions. A special women’s meeting is planned for Sunday afternoon at 4 o clock inviting mothers and wives to attend.
Local notices announce the eleventh annual picnic in Diller under the auspices of the A O U W and M W A. The piece praises Diller residents for refining picnic planning into a fine art after five years of attendance.
Funeral service held Sunday at the Endicott Church with Rev Westervelt officiating. Interment in Fairbury Cemetery. Additional obituary details to be published next week.
A Kensington group will gather at Mrs L E Loock's house next Thursday afternoon for a special program. The event invites all, promising an organized lineup and cordial attendance.
Sebast Senior, who recently moved into the property bought from Mrs. Hayes, has greatly improved the residence by giving the trees a notable makeover. The update highlights his effort to enhance the grounds and curb appeal.
A. D. Cotman advertises an extraordinary stock of fine watches with perfect mechanism and lasting durability. He urges buyers to examine his collection before purchasing elsewhere, highlighting reliability and value.
In a nearby town to Diller the paper notes merchants will stay open late to serve farmers and others who prefer evening shopping after copper when the weather is hot and daytime visits are difficult.
The State Fair, to be held at a coin September 26, pledges heavy gas industry support and a record-breaking turnout. Secretary W B Ortalidiea notes strong department performance and daily flights by Charles J. Strobel’s airship, currently at the Jamestown Exposition, boosting anticipation.
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