09 Aug 1907
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 09, 1907
Page
1
A journalist compares a soft iron bar heated by a current to a man in business. When powered by enthusiasm good stock and a friendly atmosphere the bar acts as a magnet attracting filings. once the current stops the attraction ends. The piece argues perseverance tact and persistence drive large trade and success.
Local readers are urged to vote this afternoon on a special school bond issue. The item drew commentary from residents including B. Fo Blythe and Miss Minnie Clausson. turnout advised for qualified school electors.
A county sports note from Lincoln Y.M.C.A. officials details an elaborate schedule of foot races between horse race heats at the State Fair in Lincoln on Wednesday and Thursday. Four top runners are urged to represent the county in the Relay Race to uphold its famed reputation.
A.D. Cotman promotes an extensive stock of fine watches noted for perfect mechanism and lasting durability. He urges customers to inspect his offerings before purchasing elsewhere, highlighting reliability and quality.
J B Zook transacted business at the county seat Saturday. A notice references Sarz A nice bay horse eight years old weighing 1250 and sired by John Boeteker. Steele City Phone. A regional editorial comment praises strong public schools as essential to a town’s prominence. Billy Sunday discusses dog ownership and childbirth. The post office department outlines summer carrier uniform standards.
The evangelist Parker blends preaching and teaching to uplift attendees at a men’s meeting Sunday at 4 PM. All men and boys are invited. A banana shortage is noted with higher prices and shortages affecting the fruit trade this season.
A citizen hints at attending the Diller picnic on August 15 while J E Mendenhall of Fairbury seeks Republican nomination for county treasurer. The text also advertises patent remedies for pain and neuralgia with regional sales notes.
Mrs Elizabeth Smith widow of Wa Smith and longtime housekeeper for Ed Hawkes died after two days of illness. She had lived in Endicott and was buried in Fairbury cemetery. Dan Gretzinger traveled Monday to spend a couple of months in Mary ville Kansas.
Fay Davis of Beatrice, visiting his son Harry Davis in Diller last Saturday evening, is a longtime Beatrice hotelkeeper and a former two term sheriff candidate on the Republican ticket in Gage County.
The most eminent medical scientists say human life can extend beyond current limits with advanced knowledge. The critical 50s determine duration, and proper care of the body then is crucial to longevity. Nature's best helper after 50 is Electric Bit-
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