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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1904
Page
8
A small Nebraska weekly advertises publication in Diller with offices in E L Look building upstairs rooms four and five. It notes mail subscription terms, advance pricing, and advertising rates, plus policy on business locals and arrears.
A miscellany of ills and trivia covers illiterate soldiers on a river route, a 1700 mile Siberian railroad, Japan’s mercantile fleet ranking seventh, large Chicago stockyard employment, the dowager Empress ordering cars in Germany, cooperative elevator firms in Illinois, and tales of thrift, sermons, and seasonal passage. Also notes on Manchuria, hog prices, a thrift riddle, and early spring musings from German ornithologists.
Dr. Jacob W. Hill of South Bend Indiana proposes a controversial study to alter race traits in a newborn by conducting an experiment at a hospital. A prospective mother has consented to participate and a fully red themed room will be prepared for the procedure with red gowns and lighting for staff and patient.
The fragment surveys varied topics from aging whiskey and instalment plans to World’s Fair displays, Arbor Day origins, and advice on telephone etiquette. It references Colorado coal mine exhibits, a large weight for Jumbo, and guidance on speaking clearly into telephones.
The County Judge of Jefferson County Nebraska calls creditors to present claims against the estate of William Diller. Claims must be filed by September 1 1904 with examination and allowance on September 1 at 1 PM. Claims not filed by then are barred. Publication to run four weeks in the Diller Acroom.
Articles of Incorporation filed with the State Banking Board for Diller State Bank in Diller, Jefferson County Nebraska. The document outlines the bank's name, purpose, initial capital, location, directors, officer structure, stockholder meeting schedule, and amendment rules, with notarized affidavits and dates in January.
A church directory fragment lists preaching and communion services, with evening offerings and Sunday School gatherings. It notes prayer meetings on Wednesday evenings and indicates Christian outreach through worship and fellowship.
Presching every Sunday with morning and evening services. Sunday school at We clock. Prayer meeting on Wednesday evenings.
Naphtali Lodge No. 206 Ancient Free and Accepted Masons meets on the evenings of each month, second and fourth Fridays, at their fall over Le's State Bank. Visiting brethren are cordially invited.
The C Es Neos Chapter hosts gatherings on the first and third Friday evenings at the Masonic hall with visiting members welcomed. Diller Camp No. 1668 Modern Woodmen of America meets the first and third Saturday evenings in the Masonic hall with visiting brothers invited.
Diller Lodge No 183 Ancient Order United Workmen meets the second and fourth Navy evenings at the Masonic hall. Visiting brothers welcome. Diller Camp No 208 W O W meets the first and third Wednesday night at the Masonic hall. Brethren in good standing invited to attend.
Pleasant Lodge No. 0 of the Degree of Minor meets on the second and fourth Saturdays at 2:30 in the Masonic hall. Visiting members are cordially received.
Knights of Pythias chapter No. 141 in Py San Grail Latas holds meetings on the first and third Thursdays each month. Knights in good standing are invited to attend.
Meeting notice for subscribers detailing that gatherings occur on the first and third Saturday each month at 8 o clock PM Visiting comrades welcomed in the post Home location appears in readable text and indicates monthly schedule alignment with prior posts
Job listing seeks industrious individuals to travel for an established eleven year old company with substantial capital. Agents will call on merchants and respond to inquiries, earning a weekly cash salary of 24 dollars plus advancement of travel and hotel costs. No experience required. Include a self addressed envelope to THE NATIONAL 832 Dearborn St Chicago.
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