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Train timetable fragment notes times moving eastward with two specific stamps. The readable data shows a 12 49 p m and 6 08 p m mark, but no accompanying destination or train name.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1911
Page
5
Train timetable fragment notes times moving eastward with two specific stamps. The readable data shows a 12 49 p m and 6 08 p m mark, but no accompanying destination or train name.
The text notes Jef Mose from Fairbury on legal business with Methodist ladies. It mentions Beans football against Michigan at Lincoln on Saturday and credits the Diller, Business Men as the guarantee for the event.
A brief item notes pigs for sale amid a cafe tale described in quirky terms. The fragment hints at a retail scene blending livestock with a dining setting, suggesting a small local sale or ad in a regional paper.
The pita n Sunday school surprised Mr and Mrs Ray Colman with a small wedding gift and an evening of celebration.
A fragment notes a person had suffered constipation for two years and tried all remedies, indicating ongoing health discomfort without further context or names.
The fragmentary line hints at a weather or seasonal reference with unclear spelling. No identifiable persons or organizations are readable.
Born to Mr and Mrs John Hicken on November 28 a son. A general supper at five at the Methodist basement Saturday evening of next week. A H Kanter moves Monday from Shea to Wymore to take a position in Neuman's store. If this paper arrives late recall Thanksgiving yesterday and the force took a day off.
The Diller Mercantile Company held a Saturday shoe sale drawing many customers who bought multiple pairs to stock up for winter. The event featured promotional pricing that encouraged bulk purchases and quick participation.
When feet are wet and cold, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and hot foot baths at night are touted to cure a cold. Distributed by Shutt Drug Co.
The first Travelog event featured colorful views of life in the Philippine Islands showing tropical vegetation native costumes public buildings and street scenes. The next program titled The Land of the Koran about the Turks is set for December 15.
The article notes that lightning killed 169 people nationwide in 1906, a figure implying a very small risk of lightning death. It contrasts this with higher risks from liver, kidney, or stomach disease, and advertises a blood purifier sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Edited by Supt. Eastwood. David Starr Jordan extols children as society’s future. Lucia Arends visits Syracuse for Thanksgiving. Caesar class translations led by Marie Stotts. Six weeks reports issued to high school pupils with guidance for parents to review. Local teacher exams listed include Gertrude Carey and others. Diller Endicott basketball 24 15. return game planned. Thanksgiving travel and jail discharge news. Thanksgiving remedies praised by B W L Hall of Waverly Virginia. Cough remedy sold by Shatt Drug Co.
The Pacific Monthly of Portland Oregon announces a series of articles on Western industries including cherries apples live stock walnuts and fodder crops written by experts. It also offers clean stories and independent articles on current questions. Subscription is 1.50 a year with a 60 cent trial offer via this paper.
An old page blends medicinal ads urging Dr King’s New Stine Pills for liver and bowel health with local education concerns at the Diller school. Supt Harriss cites efforts to secure normal training funding and keep teachers in Jefferson county, while a note on commission government spread and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy promotes baby and adult use. A Mountain View hen with red heads and white bodies dubbed Patriots adds a whimsical end.
A reader laments the lack of news in The Post about a brother's visit and a new boy at a house. The writer complains the paper fails to print social events and declares The Post in disgrace for not sharing timely notices.
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