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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
7
Burlington time table notes a passenger service with No 1 and No 18 trains, location 65 Losi-ee daily. The fragmentary text lists timetable numbers and daily operation but lacks complete details.
A nostalgic prose poem recounts Thanksgiving pumpkin delights and Cinderella, Jack o Lanterns, and festive images. It notes a public sale advertisement and local visitors, mentioning Roy Diller, Geo Oake, and relatives from Lyford Texas. The piece blends seasonal favorites with community notes.
An advertisement touts Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a beauty aid for women seeking clear skin and a velvety complexion. It claims to heal pimples, eruptions, sores and chapped skin and lists uses from sore eyes to cuts and piles. Sold by Chipperfelds Drug Co.
Residents and visitors described in an official abstract note from Jefferson County Nebraska dated November 8 1910. Mentions Mra xee Welle visiting Falls City and individuals including Patton Catlin Tincher and W Fe Shutts traveling from Fairbury to spend the day with Mr and Mrs Q Rigdon.
M. B. Eddieman of Lincoln, a wholesale timber company representative, visits town Monday. He was formerly a resident of Dibler, and old friends welcomed him warmly.
A peculiar quotes styled notice from The Maynard Iowa News discusses women voters and a fictitious utopia if seven million teens could vote. It references Dr King and New Life Pills claimed as remedies for women and quotes travel and farming details from Capt. Cheeter Andrews who returned from Cheyenne county Kansas.
James Fairbank and Harrison Line were absent due to sickness. A mounted Paul Revere portrait was shown to the fifth grade. The high school literary club plans its next meeting Tuesday. A surprise party honored Bruce Weigel with about forty pupils attending. The girls athletic club elected officers. Students competed in a spelling contest and corn judging. Freshmen unfurled a banner in the Assembly Room. A basketball game against Odell ended 20 to 10 for Diller. Numerous students earned perfect scores, with many entering county contests and debating leagues. Thanksgiving plans and Methodist donations are noted amid school travel and farm life reflections.
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