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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1911
Page
5
A shipment arrives at Packer's offering a variety of goods. The store advertises new stock and varied selections for customers seeking fresh items. Local shoppers are invited to inspect the display and make purchases.
A frail classified item lists Christmas sale items at Shutt Drug Co and J O Blauser's Purkey. It mentions a second hand base burner for sale cheap and an admission price of 15 cents with varied 25 and 35 cent entries.
Local shop advertises a big Christmas candy sale with a prominent window display. The note mentions Tineher and Rigdon as perhaps shop owners or featured sellers. Readable text highlights seasonal sweetness and shop window appeal.
A note from J D Fanders indicates good upland prairie hay is on track for delivery soon. The brief mentions prepare for shipment and expects availability in the near term.
A few Poland China male pigs eligible for registry and large enough for service are offered for sale by tf W Epley and Mr Henry and Charles Brandt. Inglehardt, a nephew, visited from Palmyra Massachusetts after two years of constipation. ten physicians in Bristol advised. E Williams of Middleboro reports Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver Tablets cured him. For sale by
An advertisement touts a range of Christmas cards and booklets for sale at prices from 1c to 75c each. It invites readers to view before purchasing and notes various low and high price items. It also mentions a local newspaper promoting community interests and urging support for its prosperity.
Supt East Luther Burbank stresses environmental influence on children as high school prepares plays Among the Breakers and Jolly Juniors. Christmas vacation runs Dec 22 to Jan 2. New pupils include Oliver Diehl Henry Johnson. Seniors and teachers discuss certificates while Kipling authorship questions surface.
Fragmentary OCR text presents a moral meditation on enduring effort and self control. It references the will to endure, heart and nerve, and the challenge of staying true amid crowds and praise. The lines imply a test of character and resilience.
The note recalls one week until Christmas with local mentions of Fannie Diller returning from Omaha and Mrs. Nancy Robertson visiting Bradshaw relatives. It notes December 21 as the shortest day and first day of winter per the calendar and references travel lectures and local figures in Nebraska.
State Superintendent J. BE Delzell will attend the Patyon's Dayeen 42nd event. A program is planned for the week with remarks on his long work and the significance of the visit.
Miss Alfa Wart on of University Extension Cotrae will perform at a recital for the Epworth League on Monday at 8 p m in the M E Church. Ladies fall leather and handbags are advertised by Shutt Drug Co. for the season.
Diller Bros advertises hogs available for sale with a bold promise to butcher and transport them at a price of 75 cents per head. The concise notice calls readers to claim or arrange delivery under the Diller Bros sign.
Bauquess office invites examinations and spectacles fitting on Thursday December 21. Eye and ear care available with free examinations offered to attendees.
Farm Bulletin 325 notes Nebraska farmers achieve high per acre income on small plots. C E Beadle runs a 40 acre Saunders County farm with 1952 dollar sales and 436 dollar costs, net 1506.45 or 37.66 per acre. Similar gains are reported for H C Warren in Adams County and a two acre Swiss plot managed by Arnold Maetige.
Geo Pitts reports the loss of two fine steers due to corn disease while Jacob Lottmann Sr is confined to bed with a severe attack. A public health reminder suggests Chamberlains Cough Remedy for coughs and colds.
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