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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1913
Page
1
The report states the wheat crop is assured. It lists a sale of a few odd pairs of good quality shoes at cost by J. D. Stucker and notes John Boetcher purchased a Ford from J. D. Fanders.
Mrs Hannah Adams traveled Sunday to visit her daughter Mrs Billy Riddle in Wymore.
Mr and Mrs Alf Mayborn returned Monday from visiting relatives in Beatrice, a couple of days ago.
Mrs Tebbo DeVries and Mrs John Lottman traveled Tuesday to Cortland Nebraska for a brief visiting trip.
Farmers plowing corn noted. For sale German millet seed at 1.00 per bushel by F. W. Frisbie.
F. E. Walken and Ed Woods returned Monday from a business trip to Lincoln.
Diller faced Wymore at Wymore last Saturday and was defeated 14 to 7 in a marked football contest.
A heavy rain measured at .68 of an inch fell on Wednesday, arriving just as relief was needed and providing the precise amount required for the area.
Miss Effie Diller attended the Diller commencement and decoration day exercises and returned to Beatrice Sunday.
A fragment from a Wymore column mentions a local event described as lgmer comen ars with sparse details. The readable text is insufficient for a clear description or outcome.
Community items report people visiting Beatrice Beatrice relatives and Boston trips. Local teachers and residents re employed in area with social events at Odell and Hanover. Diller residents attend Odd Fellows day exercises while sports and farming notes include alfalfa cutting and a drowning in Blue River.
J. W. Fouts secretary and Joseph Novotny Jr of Diller with Frank Peter Novotny of Odell applied for final naturalization after thirty four years in Nebraska. They received first papers eleven years ago. Also the Christian church plans a buffet luncheon in the city hall Saturday evening and a dust sale.
Mrs Al Taylor from Wyoming attended the Decoration Day exercises at the cemetery and returned home on the noon train.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Russel of Tecumesh visited Here from Saturday till Monday with Mrs. Armatead, the latter's uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. H. S. Armatead.
All parties are warned not to see San eee SS law. The notice cautions hunters to follow regulations and avoid legal consequences.
The Mint Willems farm 160 acres six miles northwest of Diller was sold for cash at a partition judge's sale to Ben Roelfs for $15,626 or 97.65 dollars per acre.
Bible school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. on Sunday morning. The sermon topic is The Man From the Country. Evening Circle discusses Creation and Life. Service titled God’s ad.
The Methodist church announces midweek union services led by Gillis with all Christian people of Diller urged to participate. A committee plans open air gatherings during hot weather to bless the community.
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