15 Dec 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
1
Report of the Condition First National Bank at Diller Nebraska as of December 8 1911 notes include paper currency nickels and other items. The commission expires February 21 1518.
New subscribers may receive the Diller Record free from now until January 1st and pay $1.50 for the year 1912. Orders can be placed by telephone mail or in person with payment accepted at any time during the year.
A brief Iowa style society item notes a line of chocolate candies at J G Packer's, the Nebraska State Fair dates set for September 2 6 next year, and visits by Mrs O F Rigdon and son Tom between trains at Odell. It mentions Mr and Mrs BE McCyne returning from Wymore and Mrs Hannah Adams visiting daughter Billie Riddle in Wy more.
Mrs. E B McClay of this city obtained a divorce from her husband J C McClay in district court at Fairbury last Friday. Mrs Sarah Moffitt who had visited since Friday at the home of her son Vee Moffitt 54 miles southeast of Diller returned Sunday to her home in Odell.
Mrs. R. F. Starr and her son John attended a Burlington career day event. They planned a trip returning home from taking Mrs. Starr’s mother to Chattanooga Tennessee.
Mrs. L Snyder and Mrs. F M sister arrived back in Council Bluffs yesterday. The report notes their travel from an unspecified location and mentions their return.
A brief item reports a fatal event from 1906 where a pew was struck by lightning and killed someone. The fragment notes an incident involving a lightning strike and church setting with limited details.
Handley from near Steele City visited Diller on Wednesday while Shutt Drug Co hosted Mr and Mrs Noah Diller.
A. W. Koch orders his copy of the Record sent to the area near Odell this week. The note indicates planned distribution and local pickup details for residents.
Mrs. Sarah Witty begins a journey to Bengon Arizona for a stay of more than three months with her son Ed Witty and wife.
Mrs Trauernicht and her daughter had visited a few days at the home of her daughter Mrs Ed Walker and returned Sunday to their home in Wymore.
The readable text lists mentions of stock in the next ten days and a Travelog Lecture course. It references Turkey views and amounts like 16¢ 25¢, plus a Blythe shipment and a trip by Mr. to Riel. The fragmentary items suggest a miscellaneous column or notice page with date and transport notes.
The note describes a weekly prayer meeting at 7 30 pm and choir practice at 8 30 pm with singing and reflections. It recalls Dr Honey Carson, an Epworthen missionary from We China, and mentions a future exhibit of pictures and souvenirs. It notes his visit as benevolent and references forthcoming talks at Rock morning and Creek area events.
A brief ad invites shoppers to a Christmas sale tonight with admission one cent or twenty five cents. It advertises discounts on suits and notes Tincher and Rigdon as the selling location.
Ot Fox removed a horse on Wednesday that had died from the prevailing equine disease sweeping the area.
Public notices and advertisements blend with local items. Mentions include a national convention in Chicago on June 18, a sale of 24 inch eight day clocks at reduced prices, and a Boulder Colorado resident visiting Diller relatives after a land deal.
Miss Golda Miller and Renelda Fanders returned from Fairbury to visit relatives and attend Zook funeral. Mrs J A Pickard and Mrs G B Pearce were passengers yesterday for Beatrice. Ed Wagenaar made a business trip to Lincoln yesterday. Several locals return from Beatrice after visits. A rain event improved winter wheat conditions. Christmas gifts offered at Tincher Rigdon and S C Hutchinson advertises post cards and neckwear. Degree of Honor meeting moved to Friday afternoon. Breeder’s Review notes corn stalk disease in cattle and management tips to reduce cases.
A local notice announces a One Dollar shoe sale by the Diller Mercantile Company at the residence two miles south of Diller from 3 to 4 pm on Saturday December 16. The ad urges prompt attendance and warns no shoes will be sold after four. A medical testimonial from B W L Hail of Waverly Virginia endorses Chamberlains Cough Remedy for colds. Sold by Shut? Drug Co.
At the meeting Saturday night Diller lodge No 133 A O U W elected officers for the ensuing year. P M W W E Mudge M W S F Clark Foreman Geo Cunningham Overseer E E McCune Reinhart Financier A J May born Guide W Hauver Treasurer fe A Cally Wn Alex Beil Ou W s C L Blauser Trustee S D Maw Med Exs Drs eta Neely
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