03 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 03, 1911
Page
1
A local speaker urges residents to value every community role from farmer to banker and to support home businesses. Recognizing mutual dependence keeps the economy cohesive and enables the bank to serve the community effectively.
Community items include subscription drive for 1912 The Diller free to January 1 offer and sign up details. Election next Tuesday Reference to Halloween behavior of Diller boys and local sales notices. Beatrice visits Reverend Mason Christian church services and local notes on residents and farming shifts. Record subscription lists and area travel mentions conclude with remarks on locals and shipments.
Beatrice Monday business matters discussed as J. A. Pickard and family visit Beatrice. Robt. Eastwood builds a new residence southeast of Diller. S. J. Senior promotes duck coats overalls and jackets at the Racket. Mrs. Alta Werhan of Bennington Kan visits family in Diller and Wy.
A newspaper notice lists an educational program titled An Educat course of ilustrated lectures the world. Six travelogues with country images cover Turkey Holy Land Japan Peru and more. Details include ticket costs and where to call at the Record office for information. Stray notices then follow about local mumps cases and residents reporting livestock and visits from relatives.
Preaching by the pastor as usual next Sabbath November 5th with Sabbath services at 10 a.m. Endeavor society meets at 6 30 p.m. The notice confirms regular religious activities for the upcoming weekend.
Sunday school at 10 a m and Epworth League at 6 30 with preaching at 11 a m and 7 30 p m Bro Campbell will be with us over Easter There have been seekers at the altar every evening and several converted The afternoon meetings have been meaningful and the Lord was present Do not miss these services Rev Orrill will lead communion at 7 30 Sunday evening The new furnace is expected any day Subscriptions may be paid to Record Editor or the Pastor Diller Aid Society met with Mrs Loock for dinner Thursday Rev E B Maxcy A boy was hospitalized near Beatrice Nebr Don McElwee returned from Kansas and is laid up with a foot blister Andy Sereder Dar Northup and Minnie Northup arrived from Queen’s to visit relatives and friends west of town Mer Co torpean and Mrs Gertrude Senior have been visiting in Beatrice and Doe Valley See work shoes with indestructible sales Apples for sale hand picked at 76 cents per bushel at the orchard R F Starr Viola Seary came from Beatrice to attend Lyceum Club at Looek’s hall
Notice posted on the farm forbids hunting in sections 19 and 20 Caaneee. The sign references G T and SA Fick as authorities enforcing the rule.
Local ad lists Pork and Beans 10c and other cans at 10c, baking powder 7c, corn Te, plus discounts on clocks. Tincher & Rigdon advertise sharp price cuts with limited quantities and a focus on pantry staples and household items.
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