Crossing Jordan Saintly Passage Cited By The Paper
The Home Paper portrays any traveler crossing the Jordan as a saintly figure, praising the safe passage and success granted to the traveler without naming individuals or specifics.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 25, 1913
Page
5
The Home Paper portrays any traveler crossing the Jordan as a saintly figure, praising the safe passage and success granted to the traveler without naming individuals or specifics.
Mrs F W Beckwith visited her sisters in Omaha and Council Bluffs yesterday. Miss Bertha Helier of Sioux City arrived Monday to stay with her sister Mrs Vern McManes. The Blauser store shows the newest gasoline model. Prewees windmill and tower offered for sale or trade. M T Murray notes. Pickard & Co sells gang and sulky plows and press drills. Mr and Mrs James A Pickard and children visited Diller campers on the Blue at Endicott Sunday. Clarence Depue and family, from Gilead Nebr, visited here then left for Omaha. Seede Weimers reports threshing 99 acres yielding 2300 bushels at 233 bu per acre average. 9 acres on new land produced 40 bu/acre.
Come in and see our line of pianos and player pianos. Ask your neighbor about them. White Piano Co in Diller Nebraska.
O. J. Mayborn returns to the foe or with a shipment of cattle from Steele City. The terse notice notes a livestock transfer involving Mayborn and the Steele City correspondence, indicating a recurring trade or movement of cattle across the region.
Mrs C T Sears and her daughter Mrs W E Keeler and son Lynn are identified in a brief local notice. The fragment names these relatives and hints at a family event or recognition without further details. Local context suggests a genealogical or social notes item.
A brief home health item recommends keeping a box of Arnica Salve ready for cuts and bruises. The fragment mentions Beulah singing and a faded scene but provides no clear context or event.
Lew Reevis of St. Louis visits his sister Mrs. G. B. Pearce and family. A shipment of Barrington Hall Coffee is available at 40c a pound through J. C. Stucker. Notices about a day to her home at Wymmore contain garbled text.
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