20 Feb 1914
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
1
Local notices advertise Round Oak heating stove at Blauser's and new meat smoked with hickory at the meat market priced at 10¢ per piece. Several residents attend Grandma Price's funeral in Fairbury and others travel to Beatrice Lincoln and Kansas City for family matters. The February district court term opens Beatrice with a jury to report next Monday.
Beatrice corn advertised at 3 cans for 25 cents in a local sale at the Racket. A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. Charles Carpenter a boy born on the 17th inst. An 18 cent offer includes seven magazines and The Record for a year. Charley Barber shipped cattle and hogs to market midweek. Miss Vivian Rush traveled from Topeka Kansas after attending Grandma Price's funeral.
Harry Remkey moved this week onto the J E Clark farm five miles northwest of Diller where he will farm this year.
Miss Irene Hildebrand the nurse who cared for Mrs. H. K. Shutt during her illness returned Sunday to her Beatrice home.
A social hosted by Epworth and Christian Endeavor societies occurred Friday evening. Mrs. Wm Zagmeier from Thayer Kansas, formerly of Diller, visited friends here while her husband travels by car to Hubbard Iowa where they will locate.
A civil action titled William and Myrtle Frisbie against Fred and Fribbie was filed yesterday in district court seeking the sale of sixty units. The filing outlines a dispute over ownership and a demand for court-ordered sale to settle the claim.
Friends report invitations issued for the wedding of Miss Ella Sadie daughter of Mrs and Mrs Joseph Sadie formerly of Diller to Mr Charles A Slater. The ceremony is planned to take place at a church in Omaha on the 24th inst.
A fragment notes a time window for a Burlington event from 12:49 PM to 12:49 PM the following afternoon, indicating a single daytime interval in a local notice.
Local notice advertises alfalfa hay for sale by F W Frisbie. The listing mentions timing connected to potato planting and seeds selection emphasizing smooth firm sound tubers.
Mrs Minnie Boxer, who had stayed with Mr and Mrs Cunningham, returned Monday to her Beatrice home. Mr and Mrs LeRoy Cherry of Wymore, superintendent of the city schools, visited with relatives Saturday and Sunday.
A girl was born on Tuesday, the Y7th, to Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Lottman of St. Joseph Missouri, at the home of her mother, Mrs. C. F. Willems, at Shea.
The Lucy Hayes Players delivered a credible rendition of The Unwritten Law in city hall on Wednesday night despite unsatisfactory stage conditions.
A reader from Alabama praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best ever used at home. She notes it helped her children and worked like a charm, signaling strong local reader enthusiasm for the medicine.
At Saturday night’s meeting the lodge accepted O. J. Mayborn’s resignation as financier effective March 1. S. F. Clark was nominated for the role but defeated, and the year’s affairs came up for consideration.
Lenora Catherine Folkerts and Arthur Orie Timm married at three pm last Thursday February 12 at the home of the bride's parents Mr and Mrs Carl Folkerts. Miss Mary Mahiman served as bridesmaid and Julius Folkerts attended the couple. The newlyweds departed February 14 for a visit to relatives in South Dakota.
A crowd of fifty or more invaded George Fisher’s home near Diller one Wednesday night, stealing belongings and behaving theatrically. The scene included dancing by young people, adults lured into the kitchen by cake and coffee, and a chaotic but nonfatal outcome as residents recovered from the disruption.
We have just received a new stock of standard sizes of tires and casings on which we can save you money by placing your orders now before the advance, as we expect an advance soon.
Fragmented ad style text touts Dr Henry D from Ca VT with claims of a new medicine that fights colds and trouble. It mentions a price of £1.00 and availability at general stores and druggists.
Offer of a private sale listing multiple animals including a bay mare eight years old, a three year old pony colt, bay ponies eight years old, a black team of bred Percheron mares with foal, a two year old Shorthorn heifer fresh in May, and a non farm wagon with double harness. A. E. Plibal.
Rex A. Green as Buyer for Swift and Co. announces readiness to accept cream and requests bringing in cream and a can. Mentions small arm mounts and prices for poultry and eggs, indicating a testing apparatus is present.
Morning service covers Confession of Denial and a C. E. topic on rules for young business men and women. Evening service features a sermon from the life of Washington.
A brief list notes selling price information for two corn and oats with butter, indicating a barter or market quote. Details are sparse with unclear unit or locality.
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