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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1910
Page
4
Terms of subscription in advance 1.50. Advertising rates set at 5 cents per line per insertion. Entry indicates second class matter at the Diller Nebraska post office. Local business notices run until ordered out.
Postal savings banks will open nationwide with a 10 cent card system to start a $1 deposit. Anyone over ten or a married woman may open an account, with limits of $100 monthly and $500 per person. Deposits bear 2 percent annual interest and funds go to government securities. The plan includes bonds and reserve rules, 100000 dollars for setup, and notes on farming wealth and productivity.
O F Rigdon and family spent Wednesday afternoon at Fairbury. Mr and Mrs W E Mudge visited Beatrice for the Fourth. Reve Curtis of Rock Island Ill arrived to attend the funeral of his aunt Mrs J Smith Diller. Emma Frank of Lincoln Nebr visited with her uncle and aunt Mr and Mrs Wm Freitag. Mrs Arthur E Price returned from Fairbury where her mother Mrs Nelson was ill and is convalescent. Henry Madden returned from Colorado after news of his daughter Mrs J Smith Cash’s death. Patrice McElwee and Grace Bell joined Diller relatives from Fairbury at Wymore.
Capt Andrews of Steele City and son in law C F Scharmann of Omaha visit Diller. Mrs August Kunter of Shea to Lincoln for operation. Bodell family visits Beatrice kin after 4th. Wheat yield in Jefferson County about twenty bushels per acre. Local sales: Herbert Beckwith to Jacob Lottman for 1500 and Wright residence to same for 1200. Beatrice Daily Sun opinion column urges domestic farming over distant ventures.
An article emphasizes summer thinning after winter pruning to prevent water sprouts and promote next season’s fruit buds. It argues diligent orchard care ensures profitable yields and warns against overexpanding. It extols Nebraska's farmland, rail access, and superior corn and wheat productivity.
A humorous tale praises the Jones’ Siding spirit of local spending and home pride. It urges towns to adopt the same mindset to attract people, support home industries, and promote local prosperity, urging collective action to “make things boom.”
Financial snippet from Diller Nebraska showing assets and liabilities of First National Bank in 1910. Items include resources and discounts, bonds, notes from banks and individuals, cash, coin, real estate, capital stock, deposits, and various certificates. County Jefferson references indicate regional record.
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