07 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1914
Page
1
Shock threshing gains note Lawrence Logan yields of 1260 and 1030 bushels from two 50 acre fields at 23 bushels per acre. Diller area reports on rail plans, political visits, and community notices amid war coverage and farming updates.
The Record will publish a day early due to the upcoming picnic. Deputy Sheriff P. H. Shea was in Diller on official business Monday. Mrs. A. L. Tristman visited her daughter in Humboldt Monday. Mrs. Catlett returned from a Catlett family reunion at Pawnee City Monday. For sale a driving mare price 65 dollars. Willard Wood attended his brother Albert Wood's funeral then returned home to Skidmore Missouri. Ed Shultz and wife attended the funeral and returned to Polk Nebraska.
The booster trip promoting the 8th annual Diller Fraternal Picnic was organized for advertising here. The event was announced as to be held Thursday August 18th with a planned public appearance and activities.
A line notes customers remarking daily that costs are cheaper, reflecting a trend of lower prices or perceived savings. The statement links to a broader discussion of affordability and value in consumer markets.
Fall plowing has begun but dry ground limits progress. J. D. Fanders notes conditions. Bread from Fairbury City Bakery appears at Packer's during the sales period.
Charley Hansen and Dick Knoffke went Monday to Reynolds where they have several houses to paint.
The wife of President Wilson lies near death and hope for her recovery has faded. Mesdames Vaughn Mrs Zi Sehelli and son Ed drove from Endicott on Wednesday in the daughter’s Overland and spent the afternoon visiting with Diller friends.
A local retailer announces a stock of celebrated Douglas shoes for youths boys and men priced from 1.75 to 3.76 dollars. The ad touts comfort and durability as the best in the market.
Two sisters of Mrs. Harley Cassell who had visited here returned Wednesday to their homes in Missouri.
Sunday at the Presbyterian church includes Morning worship and a Junior Christian Endeavor at 4 p m. Seniors discuss Who is free from John chapter 8 verses 31 36. Evening union services planned. location not shown in fragment.
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