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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1913
Page
5
A feature on visitors and their merits centers on generalized praise and emphasis on titles. The piece foregrounds recognition while omitting specific details about individuals or events, presenting a broad, evaluative snapshot of recipient distinction.
A collage of small town notes including commencement addresses at Endicott and Fairbury, garden and flower shop promotions, a two year old’s shoulder injury, and various community happenings. Reports on school graduations, local games with Diller and Blue Springs, church events, and funeral flower services.
Bible school at 10 a.m. and C E at 7 p.m. announced as church items for the day.
Choir practice moved to Friday evening this week due to Mise Miguele contributing to the piano fund by her effort. Others involved in fundraising are urged to do all they can. Birthday Festival marks the 74th birthday of Mrs A. occurred.
The University Bureau of Agriculture Extension notes in its latest bulletin that corn planting is the latest this year, a trend not seen since 1892.
A poem describes soldiers laid to rest in a churchyard, the never ending column of the army moving forward through time. It envisions yearly casualties and aging, the march continuing until only an invalid corps remains, too weak to notice fallen comrades.
The Class Day exercises were held in City Hall on Wednesday May 28th with each member participating creditably. After the program Karl Snyder gave a vocal solo with Lottie Loock accompanying. Other brief items note J. G. Packer buying a new Ford and local residents traveling for work and visits.
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