Ed.Plibal Sale Set for Wednesday March 18
Ed Pli bal announces a sale date for Wednesday March 18 and notes how time flies The article also mentions that major league baseball teams have begun spring training leading into the new season.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
8
Ed Pli bal announces a sale date for Wednesday March 18 and notes how time flies The article also mentions that major league baseball teams have begun spring training leading into the new season.
Home grown oats offered for sale from the 1912 crop. Lincoln Grain Co Shea advertises these oats for buyers seeking farm grain.
Notice to farmers announces that veterinarian Dr S B Viers will be on site to handle all veterinary work after about April 1. The notice is a brief farm community update indicating soon availability.
A resident named Boring received the town of Eagle Grove contract to drill a deep well. The assignment demands practical completion and reliable execution of the project to supply the city with water.
About fifty neighbors attended a surprise reception Friday night at the Hudsons new home on the old Partlow farm, 34 miles northwest of Diller, now owned by C L E Blauser. A memento was presented to mark the occasion.
A shipment of high grade eating potatoes arrives showcasing Burbanks long keepers from Loock and Habicht, indicating a premium supply for local markets.
The lunar eclipse was watched by many Diller residents as there were clear skies. It began at 8 42 p m, reached eleven twelfths total at 10 13 p m, and ended at 11 44 p m.
3000 bushels choice 1912 ear corn offered for seed at 80 gs per bit. Also a complete stock of field seeds and home grown alfalfa seed with competitive prices. Yours for business J Truxan Odell Nebr.
John Harvey announces a sale of farm implements on the vacant lot south of the garage in Diller next Saturday afternoon at 2 o clock. Desirable articles will be sold to the highest bidder on usual terms. Col A L Tristman is auctioneer with Arthur E Price as clerk.
A newspaper note promotes a permanent cure for chronic stomach disorders using Cham tablets sold by Shutt Drug Co. The advertisement warns against fake remedies and urges readers to obtain genuine treatment from the listed supplier.
Sheriff Schick went to Fairmont yesterday where he arrested Earl Zook on a charge of deserting his wife Carrie Zook. He was brought to town last evening and lodged in jail. Zook left Beatrice about five weeks ago, and after his departure his wife filed a complaint in Ellis' court, with a warrant issued for his arrest and served.
The Burlington railroad plans an experimental farm at Holdrege on over 640 acres. Modern cattle barns rise as the project aims to breed high grade cattle and horses and sell at cost to farmers. The site will focus on plant culture and grain trials under expert management with direct Burlington oversight.
A March 6 wedding at the Hiatt home in Odell united Grayce Marie Hiatt and John F. Thompson in marriage before over sixty guests. The ceremony featured Mendelssohn’s Wedding March and an arch of smilax and roses, with a luncheon following and a cream colored gown for the bride.
Mrs N Thompson and daughter Beulah returned home from Beatrice after attending the Thompson- Hiatt wedding. Neighbors and relatives visited, including Mr and Mrs A J Hill and Mr and Mrs J L Hughes with Geo Riddle, and Mr and Mrs E O Seitz who attended the same wedding. Lavone Mabyorn recovered from a illness, and others shared Sunday visits and plans for an April Pleasant View Christian Endeavor play.
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