10 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1910
Page
1
A local note extols sodas and ices as superior to ice cream soda for refreshment and vigor. The short remark praises the town’s dainty offerings and suggests a preference for lighter, invigorating drinks.
Local notices report Miss Mabel Douglass visiting Steele City relatives and several residents traveling to Beatrice and Blue Hill for church and family matters. Classifieds list two Scotch Collie pups for sale, a Shortborn Durham bull, and a Kirlin cultivator. A safe at Jansen was robbed. a suspect was detained.
A camel stores water to endure desert travel and a wise man saves money for lean times. Start a savings account today in our department. We pay 4 percent interest compounded every six months.
Miss Crean Wright of Beatrice and Miss Ethyl Zook of Fairbury visit Diller with friends. Stanley Blythe, a Wesleyan University student in Lincoln, returns Tuesday to spend the summer at home.
Dana Gretzinger comes home from Hastings for the summer break. A copy of the state fair premium list with an entry blank has reached the office for inspection. The fair runs September 9 to 9.
Citizens owing Spear Drug Co are urged to settle at the drug store. A residence at 11 Dr H Bauguess, in the town's west part, was struck by lightning on Monday morning. R L Oaks alerted residents and the fire was put out with damage estimated at six to eight dollars.
Prof Grimes returns to Peru Normal. Mrs Pearl visits from Spokane for a family gathering. Ed Kielameier returns from Beatrice to summer at home and work in the drug store. Director Lightner posts notices for the annual District 70 meeting at the school house on Monday June 27 for two trustee elections and other business.
Fred Henrichs and J. E. Clark visited St. Joe market with stock on Monday with Henrichs delivering two cattle cars and one hog car while Clark brought one hog car. J H Madden and family H T F Davis and family Jessie Pierce and family and J C Hood and family spent Sunday with neighbors Mr and Mrs C E Caldwell at the old Peter Jansen ranch near Jansen, sharing dinners and enjoying a warm reception.
The passage extols the happiness of families united by manual labor and completes daily duties. It imagines a future clash between capital and labor, hoping the working class will prevail. It frames the community as a collection of workers sharing a common city life.
F L Spear, six years with Spear Drug Co in this city, sold his interest to M B Chipperfield and moved Wednesday to Topeka Kansas to lead the chemistry department at King Mfg Co as it expands into proprietary medicines. He became a valued citizen and left many friends wishing him success.
Last Sunday guests at the Colman home enjoyed a four course luncheon for twelve with flowers and a decorative table. Special music followed by a photo session under Shade of the Old Apple Tree capped the day as guests departed about thirty, thanking the hosts.
J O Blauser made a business trip to the county seat Monday. Mrs C E Morris went Tuesday to Kansas City to visit her daughter Mrs Steele. Mrs H Z Diller and daughters Gertrude and Pearl went Tuesday to visit her mother at Nevada MO. We have a few two row Dempster cultivators which were carried over that we will sell at half price. Also a few good second hand buggies at a bargain. Cal Waggoner returned Saturday from Columbus Neb where he attended the state shooting tournament and was high man out of 135 in one hundred clay pigeons, Cal breaking ninety eight of them. He only broke ninety two out of the second hundred.
A church announces Bible school at 10 a m, worship at 11 a m, and evening service at 8 p m with all invited. Dawn services plan next Sunday including Sunday school at 10 a m and Epworth League at 7 p m. Poem speaks of Calvary and gospel mountains, urging divine guidance.
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