28 Jul 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 28, 1911
Page
1
A bank urges young entrepreneurs to establish and protect credit as a core asset. It argues prompt payment matters, but building a solid credit history separates successful operators from mere traders. The institution pledges to support honest efforts with willing lending to grow credit.
Threshing is nearly done and Shutt Drug Co offers 30 percent discounts. Sheriff Chirnside and Judge C. C. Boyle visit town as candidates, while local farms see sales including Wm Nida’s pasture to Sam Freeman for 6280 dollars. Baseball games, road work, and social visits fill a busy slate through Diller and surrounding communities.
A niece of Mrs Peter K Retest is mentioned in a short notice as having a little daughter. The fragment notes a family event without further details or names.
The Odell boys will play a noon matchup against the Kok gaiee team in a planned tennis style clash.
An advertisement lists three piano-cased organs priced at 40.90, 43.00, and 50.00 dollars. It also markets liniment claiming quick relief of soreness and restoration of health, promoted as available from all dealers and through the White Piano Co.
Fairbury will install manual training domestic science and business courses in the schools this fall. The Fairbury Women’s Club raised funds over the past year to support the installation of these courses.
A brief notice outlines an upcoming picnic associated with the hay crop season. Details are unclear due to partial OCR text, but the event centers on statewide agricultural activities and social gathering.
For sale one nearly new double buggy harness. Also a set of Skaie buyer Jarmo D. Fanders.
A fragment notes a depot on Ceekot Island will be replaced by a modern building funded by a $10,000 contribution to the company. It mentions a fair soda logo and ongoing improvements to the site.
The K. K. K.'s gathered at Mrs. Wednesday's home for a pleasant afternoon. Friendly conversation and refreshments followed, with sea lite assisting in serving.
Eight inches of rain drenched Beatrice on Saturday night causing the Big Blue river to flood its banks and force families to move. Traffic on all three railroads entering Beatrice was halted as no trains entered the city on Sunday.
A Lincoln Nebraska girl writes that after suffering chronic constipation and stomach trouble she began taking Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets. Within three days she could be up and about and felt better, attributing her improvement to the remedy.
Report describes urban dig with a foreman deciding on 61 foot depth for a proposed drill project. Details indicate site assessments, equipment setup, and enforcement of safety measures as crews advance work.
A garbled OCR fragment mentions Africa and Roosevelt, a printer at work, and a man asking about interests. It references the wife of Wm H Logan and local poets or preachers in the Shea area, but concrete events or dates are unclear.
A shorthand glimpse notes E. S. Lopez of Manila New York always carries Bucklen’s Arnica salve in his pocket. The fragment hints Lopez’s experience with minor injuries and wound care.
Odell hosts its second annual picnic on August 2 in the grove of Joseph Krotz. Organizers invite residents to enjoy a community event with food games and music in a scenic setting. Local groups sponsor activities and welcome families from nearby areas.
In a tightly contested game Diller led the effort as the Salt team edged Beacon by a 5 to 4 score. The locals rallied in the third inning, loading the bases with four men, attempting to swing the momentum.
A brief church notice states preaching is scheduled for the next Sabbath at 11 a.m. Local reader should mark the religious gathering. The item records a single upcoming service time.
A local notice invites attendance at a Methodist program on August 1 with mite boxes for an exhibit. It mentions a dedication date to be determined and a ten cent admission, with Rev. E. B. Maxcy listed among those invited.
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