02 Feb 1912
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1912
Page
1
An instructive ad from First National Bank urges saving to enable business ambitions. It promises 4 percent compound interest and notes that one dollar opens an account. Savings provide both capital and credit, essential for a future enterprise.
The annual state encampment of the Nebraska G A R will be held at Beatrice May 14 15 and 16. Gage county reports a $20000 permanent road fund sourced entirely from inheritance taxes. Mrs Agnes Diller and son Roe of Pittsburg Kan arrived for a family visit.
An advertisement clarifies that Hugh A Orchard's lecture at Loock Hall is contracted by the Diller Bureau and guaranteed for musical dramatic or oratorical worth. It extols his distinctive delivery and urges patrons that one hour with him expands heart and prospects, promising sound thought and wholesome edification.
Short notice classified item announcing wood for sale with contact inquiry to Joe Hiatt. No dates, prices, or locations provided in readable text.
A collection of brief social notices mentions a 125 flash test priced at 10 cents kerosene. J D Fanders. Misses Addie and Golda Miller visiting their parents. Mrs George Mason returning to Beatrice after a visit with J W Mathias family. for sale driving mare owned by R F Starr. embroidery and lace sales at the Rheket. spring sewing urged. Mrs W A Carrico of Armour Neb came to visit Diller relatives. Miss Bert Ballard and her mother visited Diller relatives returning to Fairbury Monday.
The column reports hog shipments to the St. Joe market by Henry Steffen and the Diller Farmers' Grain Co. on Wednesday, Elmer Greider selling cattle, and eight young horses lost to corn stalk disease. It notes A D Everett visiting, F D Carr reappointed to the Soldier's Relief Commission, and a turkey dinner at Colman on Sunday. Also mentions funeral attendance and local visits by the Cherrys.
A.L. Timstman announces a car of good seed oats headed to Diller soon. Orders are being booked at 56 cents per bushel while supplies last. A sample is available at the office and interested buyers are urged to phone 136.02 with their orders.
Mrs Maxwell wife of the Bur ington section foreman C A Maxwell was taken to Beatrice hospital by Dr Neely on Tuesday for an appendicitis operation. A note advertises Chamberlains Liniment with a home remedy claim and Shutt Drug Co sells it. Chas and Lovie Hansen painters left Diller to join Willer in painting Dr Hepperlins new Beatrice residence. The text notes the firm is praised and regrets their departure from Diller amid good work.
J Smith Diller of Diller and Laura Bell Mayes of Omaha were married in Omaha on January 24 1912 and left for an eastern trip. Diller is a lumber firm member and First National Bank director, while Mrs Diller trained nurse with warm ties to Diller residents who hope to welcome her home. The notices say they will be at home after arrival later.
Sunday school at 10 in the morning and evening services at 7 30. Prayer meeting Thursday at 7 30. All welcome. Wesleyan at Auditorium Lincoln and University Place plan to enroll over 1000 students this year. Endowment noted at 115000.
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