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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1915
Page
1
The small careful man using a good system and guarding against leaks is likely to succeed. We value the accounts of the small thorough businessman and will offer the same individual service and consideration as for the larger client.
The Diller Chautauqua runs July 22 to 27 with course tickets on sale at local banks and businesses. Ticket prices include transferable season passes at 1.50 for adults and 15 cents for children, 25 cents for single admissions, and free entry for children under five. Sund ay services July 25 are free to all.
Waggoner Bros A Mayborn and Dr C C Diehl billed Steele City for the Diller Cautauqua Tuesday evening. Mrs J D Fandere bought Uriah Hadley residence property in Diller at referee sale in Fairbury Wednesday for 435 dollars.
J. D. Fanders advertises D. H. and D. shock absorbers available in stock for Ford car owners promising a smoother ride on heavy cars.
Miss Nettie Tatman resigns from J. C. Stucker's store and will leave Saturday for Wymore where she has employment through fall before entering Colne University.
The fragment shows scattered numbers for wheat oats and other commodities with unclear headings. It appears to be a dated price sheet or market brief with unreliable OCR text and missing context.
For sale a seven foot Deering binder that has run three years. J M Hiatt is selling. J C Stucker returned last evening from a visit with relatives at Superior. Jas Packer near Diller lost a horse to lightning last Friday afternoon. Tuesday was the longest day of the season the summer solstice. Jas Pickard of Jansen implement firm visited Diller for dinner with his parents. Harrison Line returned Monday from Kansas. Alex Ballard is recovering from an illness. Mrs W T Starkey who visited with her in laws near Diller returned to Louisville Nebr.
The Methodist ladies kengington will meet Thursday afternoon July 1 at Mrs Sparks home. A special program is planned and all are invited.
The bulletin lists Sunday school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with a sermon on A praying church. Epworth League at 7 p.m. and a second preaching hour at 8 p.m. Junior and Senior C E meet in the Presbyterian church at 4 p.m. The evening program discusses The place of Music in Worship with historical and poetic references to music and peace and liberty.
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