24 May 1912
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
1
A brief notice announces a musical program tonight at the White Dove floor. It also lists for sale items at the Racket including an eight foot extension table and asks inquiries be made at the office. The note adds a move of Mrs. T E Wagenaar into rooms yesterday and mentions Exq D R Kelley’s residence.
Mrs H E Green returned Monday from visiting over Sunday with her mother Mrs Mary Emregon in Beatrice.
J D Fanders and L P Raymond with Mr and Mrs Jacob Lottman traveled to Fairbury and back in Fanders demon strating Ford car on Wednesday.
The rear walls of E L Loock's new brick store buildings rise slowly with few workers on site due to delays in obtaining lumber for the joists.
Ww. S. Druitinger announces to the public that he has opened a feed horn in connection with his breeding stable at A. J. Hutchingon’s old grand in Diller. The notice presents no further details on dates or operations.
A. H. Colman came down town Tuesday in Dr. Diehl's car after a long illness. Friends are glad to see him out and around again.
August Grefe, who moved last spring to a farm near Lanham, visited Diller Monday. He reported strong satisfaction with the new location and noted his corn is all planted. He stopped at the office to renew for the Record.
County commissioners convene at the clerk’s office in Fairbury on a date to be announced. Failure to attend by the specified time may result in being barred from further action.
A fragmentary courtesy message seems aimed at informing guests and friends about a local paper item. The text appears garbled and lacks clear event details, entities, or a definite action. Further readable context is needed to produce a proper newspaper record.
A fine large girl was born Sunday May 19 to Mr and Mrs Harry Patton. Mrs Ellis has been on the sick list this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebe Roelfs with two children spent a Saturday visiting Humboldt. The brief note records a family outing with no additional details.
A notice reads lost four eight months old goats, three red and one white faced. Finder will receive a reward. Contact Steele City via Louis Wehling at the local phone number.
Local craftsman Christ Kielsmeier advertises mower sharpening and repair services. Bring your lawn machines to restore them to like new condition.
Another shipment of six car loads of stock left the station for the St Joe market on Wednesday. George Henrichs shipped 2 cars of cattle, C L E Blauser sent 1 car, and J E Clark delivered 3 cars of hogs.
Washington Marble Works is erecting six monuments and headstones this week in Prairie a Comelecy. Two are for George Fisher and one each for 5 Lamb Clyde Zack Mrs. Fa War then and Mrs. B. F. Senior.
C. A. Mills, formerly of Diller and a public school teacher, was in Diller last week representing an implement firm. He is the son in law of D. R. Kelley and visited with him during the stay, Mills now lives in Council Bluffs Iowa.
Local notice offers about 20 tons of first cutting alfalfa hay for sale. Hay to be sold from a field two miles northeast of Diller at eight dollars per ton. Interested buyers should contact J. Wi Fouts to be notified when ready for pick up.
A fragment notes Miss Anna, once a valued schoolteacher in Harbine, now a missionary of the Reformed faith. The item hints at a May 26 date marking a tribute or change in her work.
Special note on lace curtains at the Racket shop. Miss Slyva Miller resigns from Shea store. Waggoner Bros. asked to take orders for sweet potato plants. Adam Gretzinger near Diller sought for cattle pasture inquiry. Local visits: Mr and Mrs W A Riddle and children from Wymore with relatives at Diller and Shea. Decorations day May 30 with evergreen sprig. Pasture capacity offered on Mullen place northeast of Le City. R B Thompson listed for cattle pasture details. Ray Green gains sportsman club eligibility after buying Billy Tristman’s Indian motorcycle.
Nebraska notes show Lillian Nelson elected to the Barneston public schools grammar department after two years teaching in Lanham. state reports highlight high auto registrations and rising costs. local social events include a Presbyterian gathering for Migs Arends and a smoker for Jefferson County Aun club to fund good roads work.
For sale horses and mules. Musical entertainment tonight at the Presbyterian church. Embroidery items at the Racket. Mrs. Chapman visits at Dr. Claude Ellis home, then returns to Wymore. Lynn Morgan travels to Long Pine for ill brother-in-law. Mrs. C. F. Rigdon visits Odell relatives. Earl Knopse returns from Beatrice. B F Lightner buys a Ford from J D Fanders. Thomas P. Price returns from State Bankers meeting in Lincoln. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy praised and urged for sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Carmichael family left yesterday in their car for St Joe Missouri to reside there after renting the farm to Fred Witty. A. J. Sheldon, long Jefferson county resident, died Monday last at his Fairbury home where he moved in 1872, ending 34 years running a harness shop.
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