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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
1
Geo Andrews of St Joe visited Pickard & Co to view the Low Lift Manure Spreader. Mrs Chapman of Wymore spent Tuesday with her nephew Dr C B Ellis in Diller.
Miss Helen Com left Sunday evening for a vacation in Kansas. The death of Mrs. O C Diehl was announced Saturday.
Mr and Mrs W E Mudge returned Monday from a two week visit with relatives in Guide Rock.
The Diller schools will open on Monday granting all scholars a chance to attend sessions and continue studies as planned. The schedule aims to resume classes with minimal disruption for students and staff.
Good four room house for rent, enquire of Mrs. K. A. Bodell. 11 Misses Sylvia Miller and Gertrude Diller spent Sunday with friends in Harbine.
O F Rigdon left for Topeka Kansas Saturday via Fairbury to spend a few days with his mother.
Seve Maw and Mr and Mrs Frank Johnson drove Maw’s car to Kinney on Sunday to visit relatives.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock and Habicht were in Beatrice Tuesday evening for an informal social visit and local errands.
Rhue Green travels each morning to Stockham Nebraska where he holds the principal position at Stockham schools.
Mrs Barnet has been visiting with Mrs J E Clark and other acquaintances, continuing social calls and exchanges during the week.
Local notes include a quip about whether all fishermen are liars, theft of a driving harness after a locked barn, farm land sale of 40 acres near Thompson for 2400, and plans for move in March. Additional items cover visits, travels, church silver wedding celebration, and community notices around Diller Nebraska.
A clerk tells a customer to sit and wait while a new style is being changed. In parallel a merchant recalls a woman admiring a friend’s latest suit and declaring it was one of last week’s fashions.
The parish notes Sabbath morning talks on the dignity of labor and daily bread as essential duties. Ruskin and Punshbone quotes frame the theme with emphasis on patient toil. Evening union service is also listed without further detail.
The fragmentary note describes a pastor and family expecting events the following week with mentions of Bondy and Diller at a Rock Creek location. It hints at a conference or drawing in, and references omitted friends in a communal gathering.
A brief notice announces Bible school at ten o clock with preaching to follow. Details are unclear due to damaged text but the event centers on a morning Bible study and preaching service.
A brief note requests regular correspondence and mentions providing stamps and "per free" assistance. No further context or details accompany the plea.
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