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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1911
Page
8
The notice indicates showers will be open every Saturday afternoon starting August 1, under supervision of F. E. Walken, with contact or scheduling implied for the public.
Mr and Mrs E F Oaks went Monday to Cass County for matters connected with the estate of her father. The report notes a white horse and other scattered details from the damaged text, indicating routine legal or familial proceedings.
The passage urges boys to control temper and speech to become leaders rather than power seekers. It contrasts disrespectful naming of parents with self mastery as essential to true authority and exemplary conduct.
Report of car load shipments for the year ending June 30 1911 from Diller shows receipts of lumber 21 coal 3 soft coal 30 implements 7 salt 2 stock food 5 lime and cement 13 flour merry go round 1 sewer pipe 1 sand 9 stone 7 hay 10. Total merchandise shipped seems less than car lead.
A historical program schedule lists concerts lectures and events from August 12 to August 20 1911 at Seicbury including Parland Newhall company 2445 performances Frank DeWitt Talmage illustrated lecture The Holy Guy Chicago Ladies a reading series Schildkret Hungarian Orchestra and Williams Dixie Jubilee Singers Lectures by John A Siebert Bishop Wm Anderson Dr Frank G Crane and others with varied start times throughout the days.
At a July 6 1911 meeting the Diller Nebraska Board of Trustees estimated necessary expenditures for the fiscal year beginning May 1 1911. The total proposed spending of 3000 covers officers salaries street and bridge work printing street lights and water maintenance and will be spread on the records and published as required by law.
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