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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1910
Page
5
Local passenger schedules show train No 14 and No 18 operating eastward with daily freight No 66 at 9:00 p m. Westbound services include passenger and local freight runs with 3 36 8 p m and 4 55 p m timings. The fragment details timing and train numbers for Burlington services.
Dr L A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian Wymore Neb reports Geo Leaper returned Tuesday after several days away for Kext Two rooms in the Showers building. Inquire of W B Bishop barber No 13 the Burlington's west bound morning passenger train was six hours late Wednesday. D R Kelley and Joy Reinhardt will take the census enumerator exam at Fairbury tomorrow. Alf Mayborn traded his 160 acre Lanham farm for Henry Eden's 160 acre farm six miles south of Diller.
For sale a matched black driving team wagon buggy harness nets and blankets. H H Beckwirn J E Clark and Hod Diller returned Tuesday from St. Joe where they went Sunday with stock shipped by Mr Clark. W A Cherry and daughter Kitty visited DeWitt due to his father illness. Carrie and Jimmie played and spoke in Di’s note. Diller Mer Co offers silk and net waists and dress skirts at wholesale prices plus wool blankets.
Kk C Aden and Fred Kauers announce a joint public sale on February 24 at the Lottman farm located 14 miles north and a half mile east of Diller. The sale will include horses cattle and farming implements. A L Tristman will advertise the event in German and English.
Local tidbits report Fairbury area events and chatter. Column items include ads for watches, dentist travel plans, muddy roads freezing nightly, train travelers and shoppers in Diller, upcoming premium awards at the Diller Farmers Institute, and notices of residents visiting Beatrice and near Washington.
Hon D W L Love of Lincoln invites 266 Nebraska cities to join a state league to share uniform accounting, a bureau of information and annual meetings. The report covers dues, leadership, and goals to study municipal matters, prevent errors, save costs, and promote legislation benefiting towns. Lectures by Frank G. Pierce and George E. Howard highlight urbanization and modern city development.
J. D. Fanders came back Wednesday after visiting his brother in the eastern part of the state and making goods purchases in Omaha.
Will Myers rides Burlington line to St Joseph and Topeka Tuesday. Lafe Brown travels to Colorado to rent a farm near his homestead claim. Mr and Mrs John Lamb visit Beatrice to see her ailing father. British politics may hinge on the Nationals Irish party as balance of power. Dr Bauguess, studying medicine in Vienna, shares recently published papers.
The Lincoln Daily News offers a half price subscription through April 1, 1910. If not renewed, the paper will stop. The ad criticizes paid canvassers and premium schemes and urges readers to mail payments via the post office, trusting the postmaster.
Will Zugmeier was an incoming passenger on No 15 Wednesday evening. Miss Addie Miller, previously enrolled at Corner University, has transferred to the State Normal at Peru.
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