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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1913
Page
1
Community items report livestock shipments by W L Woods to St Joe market, Kimmel's clock and jewelry sales, visits by Diller figures, and upcoming events. May 7 fraternal gathering and picnic planning feature. Beatrice and Lincoln connection noted with local residents and businesses. Diller fraternal picnic committee forms under W Tonnemaker and S F Clark as organizers.
Soft drinks on ice at Packer's. One pool hall at Odell moved to Barneston. Shoes at cost offered by J. C. Stucker's. Ed Plibal returned Monday for carpentry. J. C Fanders listed items and orders. A large glass broke from Kerr's restaurant door last Friday when wind slammed it shut.
The notice urges readers to visit G E Kimmel to see stock for graduates as the graduation season approaches.
A brief note details work on the mile of East and West Road now under construction with crews, equipment, and expected completion dates, signaling transportation improvements for local traffic.
Real estate note reports demand rising for rental homes in Diller. Advertisement updates show Fanders Bros demand cessation for cane seed as stock sold out. J. P. London bought an Oakland touring car from Patton Bros. A sheet iron oil storage house is being erected along the Burlington right-of-way near the stock yards by the B and L Oil Co.
After July first C O D shipments may be transmitted by parcel. The note outlines changes in delivery and handling procedures for cash on delivery parcels.
Community delegates press for swift reforms as council scrutiny intensifies. Officials argue for stronger checks while critics warn of overreach, signaling a pivotal policy moment.
Mrs. H. K. Shutt went Monday to visit relatives at St Edwards. The trip appears personal with no additional details provided about目的.
Mr and Mrs E S McMullin visited friends at Odell between trains Monday The fee of Honor members of Steele will be entertained by the local lodge here Saturday afternoon Miss Bessie Cherry went Wednesday to teach in Endicott schools as a substitute for a teacher on the sick list The twenty foot bridge across the ravine east of C L E Bilauser's residence
The governor has officially proclaimed next Sunday as Mother's Day. J R Weddle suffered a mule kick earlier this week and has used crutches since. H K Shutt of the ee Drug Co was a passenger for Kansas City on Burlington's early Tuesday train. An 84 head lot from Omaha arrived for Woods and Quinter Fry and returned yesterday. Graduation day with all its flowers will soon be here.
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