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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1913
Page
5
A line of hammocks at Shutt Drug Co is described. A. Bodell made a business trip to Wymore between trains on Monday. C. E. Waggoner attended an undertakers meeting in Kansas City on Monday.
Diller Garage advertises lathe and machine work by McMaullin and Sons. Joy Reinhart from Washington DC visits his parents C A Reinhart. Ensley Carmichael of Westmoreland KS visits Diller friends. Forrest Hartzel and Bud Bell drive to Fairbury in a new car. White Buck ladies slippers and men’s straw hats on sale from J C Stucker.
John Harvey buys a residence property near the Presbyterian church owned by Mrs. W. E. Mudge and J. W. Mathias for $1,600.
Miss Clara Steiner a trained nurse from Lincoln spent a few days last week visiting her mother Mrs I D Steiner of Diller who is receiving treatment at the Beatrice cancer sanitarium in Beatrice Nebraska.
Miss L. O. Ballard announces a large consignment of ladies and children's ready to wear dresses in white and colors. Includes tailored skirts princess slips petticoats corset covers and related items. Call to view no trouble to show goods.
An advertisement touts Bucklen's Amica Salve for ulcers sores boils eczema and skin troubles. It cites Mrs Bruce Jones of Birmingham Alabama who suffered an ugly ulcer nine months and found relief promised by the product sold through Stutt Brag Co.
The Diller baseball team played Odell’s crack squad between trains last Friday and won 11 to 3. Orval Patton and Billy Diller, two high school players, contributed creditably while Lee and Dick delivered solid pitching and strikes. The account notes the crowd of churchgoing people from Diller witnessing the game.
The Diller implement men are busy setting up binders many sold this season. Local residents Cedric Fanders and family visited Guide Rock relatives. Humboldt’s Mr and Mrs Cal Herwig arrived for W G Tristman’s marriage as Steele City loses its schoolhouse to fire with 7000 dollar loss and 4000 dollar insurance, bond vote planned for rebuilding 10000 dollars.
The Home Paper discusses visitors and emphasizes their titles while broadly noting their merits. It presents a portrait of guest relevance with a focus on status and general achievements rather than specific details.
A collage of small items notes June weddings and social hints, local travels of F Hartzell, and mentions of Civil Service results for M T Murray. It covers local commerce prompts, health ad, and a buffet fund raise by Christian church ladies totaling 83 dollars and 50 cents. It also reports Missouri anti alien law restricting real estate and New York City auto regulation limiting speed to fifteen mph to boost safety.
Various men who have figured in responsible capacities in vast enterprises state their belief that prosperity does not rely on tariff favors. They argue past success under changing conditions proves ability to adjust affairs to future requirements.
Automobile repairs at Moe Mullin and Sons in Diller. Blausers sell the newest gasoline model. Mrs. Wm Hudson visits with daughter Mrs. J B Wright in Beatrice. J E Clark travels to St Joe with two loads of cattle bought from F W Frisbie. Degree of Honor Gass Lodge in South Dakota votes to unite with Superior Lodge. 5000+ members and 100000 in emergency fund. transfer to occur in July boosting fund to over 500000. Showers building roof upgrade this week. Racket ad urges two weeks left for large dolls. Mrs Arthur E Price hosts mother Mrs Nelson of Fairbury for weekend. Morehead team freights a binder, horse injured. arterial work done, Morehead unharmed.
Fragmentary OCR text references farmers and corn fields with unclear phrases and stray words. No identifiable people, places, dates, organizations, or concrete actions are present to form a coherent news card.
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