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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1913
Page
5
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Shutt Drug Co highlights a new line of hammocks while Blauser’s gasoline stores debut the latest model. J C Stucker’s promotes women’s white buck slippers as best value in town.
The D. of H. of Steele City will meet with the Diller lodge this Saturday afternoon to discuss plans and activities for the coming period.
Mrs. Dan Shea of Colorado arrived Sunday for a visit with Diver, Shea and Fairbury relatives, continuing family ties in the region.
A brief note urges readers not to discard hair combings but to have Mrs. Pool repurpose them into switches, presenting a practical craft idea likely from a local household tips column.
Mrs. Billy Riddle and her children traveled from Wymore on Tuesday and stayed until the following day to visit with her mother Mrs. Hannah Adams.
Forest Hartzell weighs options for his property with plans to remodel the current structure or replace it with a new building, though the preferred path remains undecided.
Local commerce note noting Snutt Drug Co in Kansas City offering flowers on order with emphasis on floral specialty and prompt delivery from a general drug store.
Dr. 8 W Strain and his partner from Diller neighborhood were married recently in Lincoln. The couple plans to reside in Fairbury.
Glenn McMullin had called at the home of Mr and Mrs E 38 McMullin, details of the visit remain unclear as the report continues.
County Assessor O R Jones was in Diller on official business last Friday. An eight pound baby girl was born Monday to Mr and Mrs Geo Leaper. Jefferson Co S S Convention at Fairbury May 25 26 with a good program. A girl born Monday May 19 to Mr and Mrs Fred Wymore two miles north and one east of Lanham. Harry Thompson and Orval Cherry dragged two miles of road between W A Cherrys and town Thursday.
Mrs H K Shutt came home Tuesday from visiting relatives in St Edwards Nebraska. Mr Shutt met her at Beatrice.
Rex Green opened a Humboldt Creamery cream station in Odell on Tuesday. The operation will be run by W. O. Green of the area, who accompanied him on the visit.
Both Burlington Nos. 13 and 14 were several hours late Tuesday morning due to a washout on the Republican river near Superior.
All Evans in Prairie Home cemetery must clean up their lots by Tuesday p. m May 27. Those with surplus dirt on their lots should remove it, dumping in the draw in the northwest corner. A. L. Trnstman, Sec.
The Botany class catalogs fifty specimens while Miss Raymond returns after mumps. Rev. Gillis leads devotionals. Diller substitutes. Gregory sings for students. baccalaureate to be held May 25 with a union choir. The senior class Day program set for May 28. seniors raise $71.30 for the play with net $54.51. The Eighth Grade graduation and Decoration Day program scheduled May 30 in city hall with diplomas, performances and music. Ray Green starts work in Deshler. Mrs. Miller to Beatrice hospital.
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