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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
5
Burlington timetable lists through and local passenger trains with 5:00 p.m. departures and daily local freight at 8 a.m. Multiple numbered services include No 14 through passenger No 16 local passenger No 66 daily freight and No 18 through passenger and No 15 local passenger with varying times.
Several young people from Diller were caught in the rain at the picnic at Odell Wednesday night. Shutt Drug Co. offered discount as they cleaned up stock and prepared for restocking.
The event is scheduled from August 12 to August 21. Organizers urge residents to mark the dates and participate in the activities planned across the city.
An agent reports no special trains will run for the Burlington and Sells Bros exhibition today at Fai. The note indicates standard service only, with no added rail options for attendees.
A notice indicates the Penn State Normal School will offer a summer term for teachers. Details include enrollment timing and program focus for professional development.
Will buy a few spring pigs. B F Blythe reports intent to purchase. Dr L A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian, Wymore Nebraska. Miss Blanche Logan visits Shell City Missouri for a month with relatives. John Specht Jr moves from Lincoln to Diller north west land. Mart Car Willis Clark, Burlington rider, visited home folks this week. Perry Cassel heads to Norton County Kansas on business. Steele City Press
Public notices from Diller Nebraska include a choice home grown alfalfa seed for sale at 1 per bushel by F. J. Truxan of Odell. Local items mention Mr and Mrs E R Henrichs, arrivals of Wells Andrews and others from Geneseo Illinois, and upcoming Apiary show at the State Fair with Bee Wizard performing stunts and bee education.
A 1911 ad notes a bona fide closing out of inventory valued over $150,000 with choice goods on offer. It touts modern merchandising and cash terms or extended time, urging buyers to act for substantial savings rarely seen again.
Piano and buyers estate will soon be raised and the sale will be announced without further notice. Prices are cut across the board including violins and small goods by 20 to 60 percent. Sheet music reduced in half as administrators Chester W. Whitmore and F. P. Whitmore oversee the proceedings.
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