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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1916
Page
1
A public notice urges readers to prepare for illness with savings to cover doctor bills and lost time. It warns of high costs of illness and promotes bank accounts as a safeguard. The tone is cautionary and financial preparedness focused.
Depositors are protected by the Depositor's Guaranty Fund of Nebraska covering time and savings accounts with interest paid on time deposits through the Savings Department.
Writings mention oat and cane seed for St Martin Fanders. Christ Kielameier moves his family into Mrs Ed Wagenaar’s residence property. Mrs Adah Bowsher visits with sister Mrs W J Mudge and others. I L Light expects his wife and children from Pennsylvania to live in G T Mills’ residence. Eimer Glathar, son of Mr and Mrs William Glathar, is very sick with inflammatory rheumatism four miles southwest of Diller. Plager, who visited with W H and John Plager and families, returns to Elk Creek Nebraska.
Advertises Fine Vests at 20c 15c and 9c and Ladies Fine Unions neck and sleeves sizes 34 to 44 taped 25c Ladies Mesh Unions 50c tight knee all sizes from Loock & Habicht.
Seede Weimers drove to market Wednesday with a car load each of cattle and hogs from this station.
Governor Morehead proclaims April 10 to 15 for city wide clean up efforts in Diller. Residents urged to rake lawns plant flowers paint porches and remove debris while authorities coordinate with council fire department and local clubs.
Mrs H W Clark and Mrs Elma Lemprecht returned Wednesday evening after spending the day in Beatrice.
In Jefferson county the judge discharged the jury drawn for the April term of district court on petition from Fairbury attorneys. The report notes the action was taken by Judge Pemberton. A ten year old girl, daughter of Dana Bugbee, was taken to Sabetha hospital for an operation on Wednesday morning with Dr. O C Dieh as accompanying physician.
Notice requests settlement at Citizens State Bank in Diller or via Hubbell Nebraska addresses. Local social note: Mr and Mrs Orville Riggle of Worthington Minnesota visited Diller with Rev F A Carmony, returned to Endicott. J Monroe Davis & Son owner Russell A Davis visited the Record office. K K K ladies meeting at Mrs Jess Brandt home March 29 with fourteen guests, new member initiated, luncheon served.
members of the Diller Lyceum club and local business men are urged to gather at the city hall next Monday at 8 PM to reorganize and form committees for winter entertainment. Later at the same venue the Diller Business Mens Association will also meet to reorganize, with strong attendance requested.
Attention Highlanders The regular meeting of The Royal Highlanders will be Saturday evening at 8 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Jennie Pulec. Two candidates for initiation planned. Macage Wright opens new meat shop in the Showers building selling meats home made bread and cream with Swift Co. Large refrigerator and clean premises. Patronage solicited.
A coal seller promotes a large stock with prices for multiple grades and regions. Colorado Nut at 5.75 per ton, Colorado Lump 7.00, Wyoming Lump 5.25, Illinois 5.25, and Penn Hard Coal 10.75 per ton.
Supt Cavett plans to report to the Sunday school next Sunday morning. The Fairbury District Ministerial meeting met in Crete March 29 and 30. Large attendance noted at Sunday evening service. You are invited to all services next Sunday. Morning service 11 a.m. subject The Secret of the Untroubled Heart. 8 p.m. theme Lets Choice. Evening service hour changed.
The church outlines Sunday activities with Sunday school at 10 a.m. and preaching at 11 a.m. Communion and reception of members follow. Evening service at 7:45 p.m. with a 6:45 p.m. Endeavor meeting. Members may join by letter or confession. all welcome.
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