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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
1
A local appeal emphasizes ensuring customers receive full value this year and urges people to compare prices before spending elsewhere. It stresses fair billing and seeking refunds where due to protect shoppers during the holiday season.
On page eight Curtis Gear attends a York business college. Shoppers are urged to call or inspect bath tele and Pickard & Son's. Racket sells 35 kinds of Xmas candies. Mrs Wm Nida visits Pawnee City for a ill relative. Beatrice visitors Dr C C Diehl and family stay several days. Neely's Pharmacy advertises Little Liver Pills for headaches and gripe. Ed Mudge family return to Red Cloud after Thanksgiving visit. Frauernicht sisters visit Ed Wolken then travel to Wymore. R E Tincher of Odell visits Differ with his mother returning home.
Coal for sale offered by the Stephens Hens Bordeau Co. Supplier advertises available stock in the local market with details on timing and pricing terms. Contact information appears in the notice for buyers to arrange purchase.
A brief item notes a phrase or motto passed along in a local column. It reflects a traditional tone and hints at social or moral matters without specifying names or dates. The exact meaning remains unclear from the fragment.
The Village Board of Trostede and the village of Diller Nebraska will receive sealed hides at the Village Clerk's office on December 17 1908 at 8 o clock p m for building a sidewalk fronting Lot No 3 Block No 18.
The page records family announcements and nearby social notes. Mrs L Giddwood receives a call about her ill daughter Max Jos Green. Mr Wal Dullaman travels near Boats for a farm visit. James Parker from Gmah Ia. arrives Friday to visit relatives.
Fragmentary listing shows numbers and codes like 8 places Gx6 10, 1. 628 4,8 4x10 and 16 G00 4 GxOOP hard pine, 2. 5x10. Details unclear. no clear event or entities to identify.
Mr. E. B. Chambervale of Clinton Maine markets Bucklen s Arnica Salve claiming it cures piles chapped hands and old wounds without leaving a scar. Available 50 cents at Spears drug store.
Beginning Friday December 4th the largest Gwthing Hate and Shoes sale of the season runs for fifteen days. Winter goods are heavily discounted with featured prices on footwear apparel and related items across all departments.
The wife of Fred deBord living southwest of Di died Sunday. Local authorities reported the death with no immediate cause given and funeral plans to be announced by the family.
The Garber-Howe Entertainers bring a diverse program to the Diller Lyceum Club with banjo violin saxophone and vocal solos banjo and guitar duets novelty instruments and magic for an evening of novelty. Also note a local ad offering a pump and windmill business for sale and a Riverside Base Burner heater promotion at Waggoner.
A large black mule colt about two years old missing from the Harve Pittenger farm four and a half miles northwest of Diller Nebraska on a Wednesday night. Reward offered for information leading to recovery. Contact H Warnhols.
Miss Lambert visited friends near Endicott while Mise Gertrude Diller stayed with Fairbury friends last week. Beatrice High School hosted guests including Joy Reinhart and Viola Sears. Teachers and students from Endicott Odell and Diller schools participated in Friday visits. A Fairbury teachers meeting discussed a possible county athletic association.
A historical log lists pupils with statuses such as absent tardy or present across groups. It notes totals for enrolled pupils days absent and tardiness plus visitors and names several students in each category.
Local church notices list services on the sixth ward at 1:00 a m and 7:30 a m with an Endeavor meeting at 6:30 p m.
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