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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1914
Page
1
The notice states interest is paid on time deposits within the Savings Department. It confirms the department handles regular accruals and regulatory compliance for fixed-term accounts. Investors are advised to review their statements for accrued interest and clarify any discrepancies with staff.
In the past week residents note substantial grain stacking. The Steiners returned from Omaha on Tuesday. O J Mabyorn made an auto trip to Beatrice and Fairbury for business. The Barts store in Harbine closed and sold stock to creditors on Saturday. Frank Nelson and family visited Diller relatives and attended the Chautauqua after coming from Plymouth on Sunday.
Mrs. John Kuper and Mrs. Will Glathar traveled to Elk Creek Nebraska to attend the funeral of their sister Mrs. Kuhlmann. The report notes other local movements including T. E. Conley seeking the republican float representative nomination for Gage Jefferson and Thayer counties. F. D. Miller arrived from Wellington Kansas to visit relatives in Fairbury area. The Sloss family updates include the death of Dr Sloss’s mother, formerly of Diller, now of Blue Springs, who died at her Dewitt home and was buried in Fairbury.
Mrs J D Marshall who toured here with her sister Mrs W C Starkey and other relatives left on the early Wednesday train for Coshocton Ohio. Mrs Starkey will remain in Ohio for an extended visit through September.
John Spechts had roasting ears for dinner a week ago today. Miss Clara Steiner of Lincoln is visiting at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs I D Steiner. Mrs Will Carico, who had visited a few days with Diller relatives, returned Monday to her home in Wymore.
The Misses Moore of Alexandria visited Rev. W. N. Gillis's family and attended the Diller hhautauqua. A small tornado eight miles east of Bearice Sunday damaged crops and farm buildings.
Mr and Mrs A H Colman depart Monday for Battle Creek Michigan to spend a couple of months at the Battle Creek Sanatorium and summer resort.
Mr Walter Patton and Miss Hazel Davis from the northeast of Diller were married Wednesday in Fairbury. They traveled in an auto with friends who witnessed the ceremony, celebrating the nuptials afterward.
The writer asks how much a twenty year old would accumulate if he saves twenty dollars a year from age twenty to seventy, reinvesting principal and interest each year. By starting now and compounding annually, the total would surpass thirty thousand dollars, illustrating the power of disciplined saving over time.
The six day Diller Chautauqua ended last night with afternoon and evening sessions in Hartzell's park. Noted lecturers and performers drew solid local patronage. organizers vow a bigger event next year despite no profit aim. A birth, local visits, and community notes complete the local roundup.
The Democrats of Pleasant precinct in Jefferson county Nebraska will meet in caucus at R F Starrs office in Diller on Thursday July 23 1914 at 830 PM to elect sixteen delegates to the Democratic County Convention nominate precinct ticket and transact other business as may properly come before the caucus.
The notice records the birth of a boy on Saturday July 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Geo Hudson. Other items mention Mrs. T. E. Waggoner returning from Billings Montana, Mrs. Jennie Upson and Adelaide visiting Oberlin Kansas, Mrs. Jackson visiting near Diller, Henrichs brothers sending Chester White hogs to St. Joe market, Ida Kent visiting relatives near Red Cloud, and Mrs. E L Loock returning from Omaha with details of gallstone surgery on a relative from Hanover Kansas.
The Jefferson county republican convention will elect 16 delegates to the state convention and meet at Fairbury next Saturday afternoon July 18. Pleasant precinct is entitled to 15 delegates.
Harlan Hadley promotes a stock of Douglas shoes in youth, boys, and men sizes priced from 1.75 to 3.75, claiming best style fit comfort and wear. A Nebr Eta Epworth Assembly prospectus for August 5 to 13 highlights performances and oratory and invites requests to President L. O. Jones in Lincoln for full details.
Morning sermon titled That seeing they may see and not perceive Junior C E at 4 pm in the Christian church Senior C F on Faithful in Little Things Luke 16 10 18 Evening union services at the Presbyterian church with topic Faithful in Little Things and scripture Luke 16 10 18.
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