04 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1910
Page
1
Extra copies of this paper offered at 5¢ at the office. Community notices include moving plans, school exams, and local visits. Political appeals and upcoming events appear with names of residents, sales advertisements for DillerMer Co and red tag sale, and health product mentions.
A Kentucky resident crediting Dr King s New Discovery for curing a long coughing illness and promoting better health. The advertisement lists prices 50c 1 00 and offers a free bottle guaranteed by Chipperfield Drug Co.
The Men's good roads committee sets judging for the roads built in competition on November 14 15 and 16 with completion required by the evening of November 12 The banquet to announce prize winners will be held at Loock's hall on November 17 Invitations will go to about 150 men deemed eligible to participate The committee urges speedy completion of the road work by contestants
Early planted wheat is thriving and may be pastured when ground is dry or frozen without harming next season. Keep stock off muddy ground and ensure straw stacks have value. Use beet for feed and remainder for bedding or compost with manure. Apply oil to tools and coat with paint now. a day and $2 paint can save $25 of machinery work later.
A bank appeals to savers using nonbank storage for deposits. It promises interest on Certificates of Deposit and Savings Accounts and invites sock bank patrons to discuss the conventional banking offer.
Harper's Weekly cites a flawed gold alloy analogy while discussing the proposed constitutional suffrage change. The item notes that the amendment would require new immigrant arrivals to reside five years and become U.S. citizens before they may vote in Nebraska.
The Royal Neighbors of America hosted a Halloween social in the Masonic hall with purple and white decor, jack o lanterns, witches figures, a savory brew, and a chicken supper for over a hundred attendees. A short program featured drills, music, recitations, and a ghost drill with sixteen members in sheets, plus visiting Mr. and Mrs CJ Hiatt from Oce ll.
Reading fragment shows Rev Ruglits near Foenchingoneat etath inviting missions at 7 30 p m Sabbath and Endeavor meet at 9th with Pastor Borne. It notes E C Maxocr as pastor and efforts to attract workers to a church in Rock Creek for future worship.
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