29 Mar 1912
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1912
Page
1
A bank description celebrates a liberal approach to customer service and community growth. It states the bank’s capital is $50,000 and emphasizes sound banking principles and readiness to support town and country development.
Frank Pospisil offers span of young mules for sale. Miss Addie Miller of Lincoln vacationing in the city. Chas Beckman returned from the gulf coast trip in Texas. Paul Ramsey visited John Riddle’s and returned to Beatrice. Miss Elsie McManes of Lincoln visited her parents at F. M. McManes home. Chamberlains Tablets advertised by Shutt-Drug Co. Wm Fishwood near Diller shipped cattle to St Joe market.
The note invites customers to fetch in auto tubes for a first class job with guaranteed work. The week’s weather improved with warmth melting most snow, though high drifts remain and some roads still impassable but showing improvement.
Milo Foster of near Odell spent Sunday in Diller and county commissioners plan to meet again on April 2. Ed and Mrs. Waggoner visited with Mr and Mrs Lee Holland near Shea. Golda Miller visited her parents in Diller from Saturday noon to Sunday evening. Train No 16 was seven hours late Tuesday after the wreck of No 14 near Bostwick. Henry Behrends, living near Diller, is seriously ill with a second apoplexy attack.
For sale Pure bred Rhode Island Red eggs at reasonable price. Mrs J C Morehead trans RFD 3 Diller Nebr. New assortment Ladies and Misses summer underwear at the Racket. Black Taffatine petticoats at bargain prices. Groceries fresh and warranted good. Diller High School Alumni meet April 1 1912 at 7 pm at the High School building. Mrs C L E Blauser President. German Lutheran St Pauls church to hold two services Good Friday 10 am and Easter Sunday 9 30 am. Twenty eight youths to be examined for confirmation on Good Friday. Confirmation and holy communion Easter Sunday. Confession 9 30 am. Boys and girls invited to decorate church April 3 at 9 am. F H Saeman.
Volume 26 number marks the Record’s twenty sixth year since November 1887 under same ownership and editor Wood. Local supporters, new office equipment, and a cylinder press show progress as readers judge its community impact. Ads note farm stock, teams, and goods for sale including cattle hogs and a horse and mare.
Free Logan, who had visited relatives near Diller and Shea, returned Tuesday to Shell City Missouri to work for his uncle.
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