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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1913
Page
1
The bank invites customers to open savings accounts with any amount from one dollar, with 4 percent interest. Deposits can be made as often as desired. Visit to learn the plan details.
In town this week F Hartzell traded a Pierce Racine car for a Rambier. Store offers include odd pairs of good quality shoes at cost. J C Stucker went out valuables at St Joe. The Presbyterian ladies coterie will meet Thursday June 19 with Mrs Shutt, everybody invited.
Burial spent the time between trains Sunday visiting at the home of her parents in this city.
Local note describes Miss Esther Smith visiting the area and bringing along her old school bed, a relic recalled in community chatter and shared memories.
Farmers busy with alfalfa and corn as offerings mix crops and commerce. Local trades advertise seeds Oils and supplies while Miss Gertrude Lamb plans marriage. A Hayrack accident injures a man near Beatrice and Beatrice visitors are noted. Community gatherings include a city hall dance with Burnham Orchestra and a buffet lunch event at Line's farm hosted by Hickens' boys.
A miscellaneous local items column mentions hammock time at the drug store, binder twine shipment to the country, Rev and Mrs Aane visiting their son H. E. Grape with Earl Zook, and Sam Thompson family. Adah returns from visiting her son S. J. Clark and family, while Glesk recently began work as a Burlington fireman.
An aged reader asks which laxative is best for elderly men and women. Guidance emphasizes gentle options, stool softeners, and gradual fiber increase, with caution for chronic use and medical supervision.
An incomplete public notice hints at a bridge project near Spannie with a formal announcement but readable text is limited and details remain unclear.
Reading of the fragment notes that union services will continue at 7 p m and 2 o clock in the M E church. The schedule will extend through the heated term and alter church arrangements accordingly.
Church notices list Methodist Sunday school and day services with a Sunday evening gathering.
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