14 Aug 1914
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 14, 1914
Page
1
Diller community notices report births and visits with families from Lincoln to Clifton Kansas. Long distance phone service resumes with Lincoln. The Fairbury Midgets duel Diller in a picnic game as rain benefits crops. Teachers institute set for Aug 17 in Fairbury.
Local tidbits cover picnic attendees from Lincoln and Fairbury, births, visits, and bills. Items note J. D. Fanders, H. E. Green of Lincoln, Rex Green barn rental for Diller winter, and Mrs. A. Friday's Fairbury visit. Also mention ballot name R. F. Starr, F. E. Hale’s Lincoln trip for Diller Telephone Co, and grocery ad on lard. Community updates include travel, courtship, and a gospel procession stalled by rain.
Mrs Will Hemphill of Beatrice and Mrs Albert of Sidney Iowa returned Tuesday after a brief visit with Mr and Mrs H E Grupe. Mrs Hemphill is the sister of Mrs Grupe and Mrs Wildberger their cousin.
The wife of President W was buried Tuesday in Myrtle cemetery at Rome Georgia. Funeral services were simple with six first cousins of Mrs Wilson acting. Also notes on war coverage and a Diller Fraternal picnic attended by Homer S Yeakle and locals. The mutilated body of Louise Mick was found near Schuyler in a shallow grave.
Our close connection with a major wholesale drug house along the Mississippi River enables us to lead in prices. Customers say the savings are almost daily noted as "less than never paid before."
Advertisement notes stock of the celebrated Douglas shoes for youths, boys and men with prices from 1.75 to 38.75. It promises style fit comfort and wearability and is attributed to Harian Hadley.
Market notes show wheat at 14 cents above, corn with no selling price listed, and oats at 0.82 dollars per unit as traders record light activity and price stability.
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