17 Nov 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
1
Banking service expands as custodians of public funds and aims to protect patrons interests. It emphasizes safety and unexcelled services inviting trial of legitimate banking facilities. No shooting of trapping allowed on the farm. Jack Powell Charley Lew Hansen return ed to a place with unclear details.
The Diller Record offers a free trial until January 1 1912 for new subscribers at 1.50 for the year. Orders may be placed by telephone mail or in person and payment may be made during the year. Also today tour season tickets for the Travelog Lecture Course are on sale at the Record office. A birth announced Thursday November 9 to Mr and Mrs Charles Coffin two miles north and west of Harbine. Presbyterians Ladies extend thanks for help at a banquet. Cattle for Mr Andrews sold at market.
Miss L. C. Kescomey will begin an annual safe time management program. The start is scheduled for the upcoming week with emphasis on personal finance, secure storage, and routine safety practices.
Fragments report local events and names including births in Diller and visits from Cisco Texas. Mentions Miss Ballard hats sale and relatives of Starr, Ballard, and other Diller families linked to Missouri Supreme Court decision notes and Tecumseh relations.
The readable lines show a butchered sale or notice mentioning Tincher & Rigdon, a pie at $16, Dawson, and names Fred Starr and Jacob Stucker, with garbled directions likely from a classified or public notice. The text lacks clear actions or dates.
The fragment mentions a discount sale linked to Miss Ballard and a reference to a wife. The readable text is sparse and lacks clear event details, locations, or full names to establish a fuller summary.
Hand picked apples sold out at 75 per bushel. R F Starr on a trip to the first number of the tickets on sale at Versa Grane.
A note announces Sunday school at 10 a.m. led by Rev. F. A. Campbell and mentions an upcoming convention. Details are fragmentary but indicate preparations and a furnace being set for attendees.
The notice announces a Supertosis service at Steele Rock Creek Church on Sunday November 26 with details readable in the fragment.
A weather note indicates cooler air but no frost, with mild, dry conditions continuing. Forecasters expect continued gentle temperatures and light winds across the region through the week.
Fragmentary OCR text provides no clear people or events. The readable portion mentions names and places in distorted form, offering no verifiable facts for a coherent newspaper card.
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