24 Nov 1910
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 24, 1910
Page
1
Local notices from Diller Nebraska report residents visiting Fairbury Wymore and Chicago, teachers attending Lincoln state meeting, farm sales and hay orders, new births including a girl near Willers, and a rural mail delivery pause for Thanksgiving. Krebe Bros market shelled corn at 85 cents a bushel.
T L Ewing conducts a Hurbine general merchandise store for twenty one years and announces a closeout sale. The store will continue thirty days from the last Saturday as stock is depleted with heavy discounts on trimmed hats plumes and wings. Shoppers from far may save by visiting the sale before goods run out.
Nearly two hundred merchants professionals and farmers gathered at Diller's opera house for the First Annual Banquet. Toasts honored contributors to local road work and judged a good roads contest with twenty thousand dollars in prizes. The event featured four course service oysters ham oranges bananas and cigars with music from the local orchestra and assistance from young ladies. A winter meeting was planned to advance good roads efforts for next spring.
Mr and Mrs J D Pabdere returned Wednesday from Omaha where they attended the Nebraska Implement Dealers meeting and visited friends. J Fouts went to Beatrice to see the Lincoln Beatrice football game where his son Kenneth, a Beatrice business college student, played in the bioseason.
The Steele City Diter and Mettlas are to be paid at a referee sale held at the south front door of the Angri House in Fairbury on the afternoon of November 30th.
Fragmentary OCR mentions “Me. and Mrs. Maz Kaden” linked to Diller area with a note of regent return or regently. No clear event, date, or organization established.
Harvedsberg Kentucky resident D T Sanders touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a cure for a long coughing lung disease. He claims the remedy stopped his cough, restored health, and offers a money back guarantee with a free bowtie promotion.
A bank pledges its history of flawless repayments and loyal service to the community. The message expresses gratitude and requests a continuance of business, stressing intertwined relations and a desire to keep the partnership unbroken for all time.
For sale a full blood Poland China male pig. Mr and Mrs A D Stotte traveled to Wymore between trains on a Wednesday for a big shooting match. Dr Neely and son Harold drove to Beatrice for Thanksgiving to watch the Lincoln versus Beatrice high school football game. Mrs A M Diller and Mrs Christie Thompson visited Steele City on Tuesday to spend time with Zoelie and other relatives.
Mrs J W Mathias returned Monday from the bedside of her damaged Grace who underwent appendicitis operation at the hospital Grace is recovering nicely The Amconp announces Grace is improving and the Fairbank Morse scale is available for order before placing it with J D Raxpens
David Snyder and his son hunted by the river near Kevtereon's ranch when a six foot six inch American eagle glided low and perched above them. The bird, described by the Fairbury News as one of the largest varieties, could reportedly carry away a small child.
The article notes work on the pews at Rack Creek church has been slow with about eight days past since work began. It suggests more days and winter conditions could complete the task and mentions thanks for gifts and packages received, while emphasizing a peaceful, nonviolent tone.
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