16 Jun 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1911
Page
1
Warning against grafters in the community as harvest time nears. The note cautions patrons to beware strangers driving into town and suggests some residents may have escaped loss by prior warnings. The text signals concern about criminal activity and urges vigilance.
Local notes mention Pickard & Co offering two row cultivators and Henry buggies as buyers visit nearby towns. Various town residents travel for illness, funerals, or family visits, with Beatrice, Fairbury, Lincoln, and Omaha referenced. community events include a Steele City celebration and state fair lists.
Indebted parties may pay at First National Bank to settle debts to Marty Car Michael. H E Green spent Sunday with family in Diller. Burlington depot carpenters were at Odell. A O U W lodge voted against the annual fraternal picnic. John Boeteher toured land in Croese Beach Texas. Republican state convention set for Lincoln and Gage on July twenty fifth. Wut Nios resides near Diller. The national anthem will echo through a Denver street crowd of about one hundred thousand during the Fourth of July celebration.
John Specht Sr fell ill last Friday with apoplexy. He is very sick but his family notes some improvement and holds hope for recovery.
Mrs J W Fotts and her daughters plan to travel Saturday to Niwot Colorado to escape the heat, hoping cooler weather will offer relief from the hot spell.
The note requests settling all accounts before departure from Diller, mentioning CmrreerisiLp Deve Co as the involved party. The readable fragments indicate a closure effort and emphasize clearing balances prior to leaving.
Mrs W N Clark and her son Billy, of Boulder Colorado, traveled through the city on Wednesday during a family visit.
Notices announce the annual school meeting to be held in school houses Monday June 26 at 2 p m for the election of two members to the board of education.
Brief item notes A. and Co Gulla Wright has returned the fore part of the week from Powell with unspecified business or travel.
Spokane Chronicle reports William F. Leaper, formerly of near Spokane, sold a 70 acre fruit farm. About 45 acres are in ful maniura trees, with details note?
A fragment notes a liniment for muscular pain is sold by Chipperfield Drug Co. The terse line marks a medicinal advertisement in the periodical.
Dr and Mrs F M Blair with children and Mr and Mrs Frank Lambert and children of Fairbury visited there Sunday with Mr and Mrs H H Beckwith. The three ladies are sisters and they traveled by the doctor's automobile.
Will Eick and H A Bell started cutting wheat Tuesday, two weeks early, with several neighbors around Diller now in shock. Quality is good and yields up to fifteen bushels per acre. Barneston suffered a disastrous fire Thursday afternoon when a spark from a passing engine ignited the livery barn and two adjacent residences, the south side of Main Street burning by 3 o'clock. the bucket brigade fought the blaze with limited effect.
T W McMahon of Marysville Missouri and A P Ake of Wymore Nebraska visited Wednesday to arrange an amusement carnival at Diller in the near future. They were told to wait until the picture serenity on.
Chas. Finch longtime resident of the neighborhood died Friday afternoon at 4 Brelock tat. The obituary notes his residence and passing in the local area.
A notice expresses gratitude from Mr. and Mrs. E. B. Devee es to neighbors and friends who assisted during the illness and burial of Ruth. It also mentions ongoing work at the water works pumping station, with a deepening well, use of dynamite, and future plans to lower the cord for worker safety.
Church announces all services will be held in the basement until further notice. Sabbath school starts at 10 a.m., with worship at 11 a.m. Announcement is to be made in the shared service.
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