24 Feb 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 24, 1911
Page
1
Diller updates report the waterworks election tomorrow and a flood of brief items. Vignettes include travel to Lincoln for the Nebraska Gun Club meet, local births, assortments of cattle shipments, legal notices, and residents visiting kin in nearby towns.
Having decided to leave Diller seven will make pictures for the next thirty days. Those who want pictures will please call in that time. tf Wl EH Tayvor, photographer.
The eleventh annual convention of the Nebraska Independent Telephone Association will be held in Lincoln on March 8 and 9. Noted telephone men from Nebraska and other states will appear on the program.
George and John Heiman left last Friday with a car and George's personal effects for Colorado where George seeks a homestead claim. The Recoxrp will visit weekly and provide updates on Diller happenings. About eighteen children spent Feb. 20 at Leigh Reinhardt's home for his sixth birthday with games and refreshments.
Nebraska Experiment Station releases Bulletin 117 on growing feeder steers in Western Nebraska. Free copies are available to Nebraska residents by writing to the A R Cultural Experiment Station in Lincoln Nebraska.
Two Fairbury, Nebraska men have purchased a Curtis biplane for exhibition flights after July 1. They plan to add a patented automatic stability device to reduce danger and enable steady flying.
A life time chance to become acquainted with people of Diller and vicinity. On Saturday February 25 the Johnson and Wobl store dressmaking shop will demonstrate and display new garments and offer special bargains to attendees.
A large farm house owned by Paul Wilhelm two miles west and two miles north of Harbine burned Saturday night, wasting the dwelling and most contents after costing about 7000 dollars to build.
An advertisement touts Chamberisin's Cough Remedy as effective for lingering grip symptoms and persistent cough. It claims relief and cure after other remedies failed and notes sale locally.
Joint sale announces a special low price on Old Hickory Mandt and Webber wagons to clear spring stock before March Tet, subject to stock on hand. 21 J. D. Fanowrs.
Mrs Samuels mother of Frank and Jesse James, once noted Missouri bandits, died in a Pullman car about twenty miles from Oklahoma City on Friday afternoon February 10. She was 86 and travelling from Fletcher Oklahoma to Kansas City.
John Hicken and Mies Tena Albers of Diller were married Wednesday afternoon at about two o'clock by Judge Walden in his courthouse office. He officiated as the twenty five and nineteen year old couple, well known locally, began married life in Diller with Gene and Leno Hicken and Ben Albers present. They plan to settle in Diller after the ceremony.
Mrs Saemann and her five children arrived from Elderfelt and Bremen Germany to Diller. The steamer was delayed by fog and storms. One family member died after a voyage illness and was buried Thursday afternoon. Mrs Saemann, wife of Rev Seana, is among the refugees.
A notice explains voters must cast ballots in the water board election set for Saturday the 25th at J. Senior's old store. It notes petitions were filed and urges petitioners to vote for water works and keep efforts until polls close.
Nebraska seed laboratory announces single ear germination tests for seed corn. Farmers can request up to fifty tests, with small envelopes sent to samples. The program aims to promote ear to row selection and improve corn seed quality for Nebraska growers.
Mayborn bought two carriages of cattle in Omaha last week Thursday for Lanham and Steele City. He arrived Friday and described the day as good buying them at reasonable prices.
W Bends of Coal City Alabama describes a long haul of two thieves tormenting his health for twelve years. Dr Kings New Life Pills relieved him and restored health. The advertorial tone touts constipation malaria dyspepsia relief with 25c price claims.
D J Wood of Ellis criticizes a proposed Sunday baseball bill in a published letter to the Nebraska legislature. He argues the day should honor Sabbath observance, warning that legalizing games would yield widespread Sunday labor in stores, saloons, and factories and harm religious life.
Miss L O Ballard experiences a shipment of comphas from A Stevens and Brothers featuring latest tailored suits coats dresses and skirts plus a full line of cloths and silks showing newest ideas for textures and tones.
The Board of Education, at a meeting on Wednesday evening, re elected Prof. J. A. Eastwood as superintendent of the Diller public schools for another year. Eastwood has given general satisfaction in the past year and the Record commends the district patrons for the decision.
The Methodist Aid society calls a revised quarterly meeting likely March 11 and 12 with Epworth League topic The Influence of a Great Pain Phil 8 12 14 Leader E B Maxcy Meeting in basement on nice weather Sunday school at usual hour Preaching morning and evening Junior and Epworth League at 2 and 6 30 p m An official board meeting at the parsonage Monday 7 30 p m Important business about the toe Please let all interested be present Prayer meeting encouraged Wednesday Pastor reports blessing from the aes Attend Wednesday to share in the blessing
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