Local Market Prices From Diller Mer. Co
Saturday sale offers 25 cent peaches for ice large corn flakes 25 cent 35 cent orange for 25 cent bananas 15 cents per dozen from Diller Mercantile Company.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
5
Saturday sale offers 25 cent peaches for ice large corn flakes 25 cent 35 cent orange for 25 cent bananas 15 cents per dozen from Diller Mercantile Company.
E. L. Loock and L. M. Cavett were passengers yesterday for Beatrice and Fairbury. Loock plans to erect another store on the site of the recent blaze and the trip aims to secure plans for the new building.
Bucklen s Arnica Salve recommended for boils ulcers fever sores and piles with quick relief claims and a 25 cent price at Shatt Drug Co for safe use by mothers and others.
The Record notes an error in last week’s list of officers elect for the farmer’s institute to be held at Diller next year. The elected officers included President A. J. and others.
The Lincoln Daily News offers a bargain rate for three papers The Bargain Rate Daily News Independent Farmer and Poultry Topics from now until April for $2. The message includes garbled text but conveys the subscription deal.
Mr and Mrs John Carrigg living on a farm southeast of Diller plan to hire Har Cassell to farm the property this year and may take on another farm near Falls City.
A reader letter from W. C. Starkey condemns a teacher named Eastwood for mudslinging during debate. The piece urges calmer, sane discourse and back to constructive teaching. The column also notes school activities at Diller High School including honors, attendance, and the athletic club's growth.
The village board of trustees approved purchase of four and six inch mains for the water works system including hydrants air compressor lead and jute along with two large pressure tanks conditioned on contractor compliance with specifications. Colman and Diller to supply building materials. Ditch work will start when weather allows.
The Nebraska Farm Journal notes horse prices are down overall but top quality stock remains valuable. At the Mahlon Otto sale near Aurora, a team of yearling colts sold for 394 dollars, a six year old brought 208, and a four year old sold for 211. The report suggests high quality stock still commands strong prices.
A large gathering of Diller farmers, businessmen, and students met the Burlington seed corn special from southern Nebraska last Friday. Prof. W. W. Burr of the State University led the train, lectures filled two crowded coaches, and an overflow meeting occurred in the depot. Speaker W. F. Johnson of Hérard, Nebr., discussed seed corn selection and testing.
The Lincoln Douglas Forensic club held a reception at the Eastwood home on Wednesday honoring the high school debating team. Attendees included Misses Sturdevant Arends Green Hale Stotts Line and others with guests from Rockford Nebr and Diller residents. A village trustees caucus for March 20 at the schoolhouse was announced.
A testimonial note asserts the product’s superior value and urges readers to buy, framing Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best choice already endorsed by people everywhere.
The family of the late wife and mother expresses thanks to all who showed kindness during illness and death. Special appreciation is extended to the G A R Post and W R C for support, with heartfelt gratitude from Jacob P Lichty and family.
A large group gathered last Friday evening to surprise Mr and Mrs H Z Diller on their wedding anniversary. Friends arrived at the Diller home, shared games and music by Mr Tonnemaker and Mr Diller, and a luncheon followed. The couple received a fine Haviland china plate as a keepsake.
Starr retires from the Starr and Stucker partnership to devote full effort to real estate. Stucker continues in general mercantile business at the Senior building. The piece advocates dignified farming, praising farmers as the nation’s hope and urging smarter, more valuable farming and education for youth.
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