27 Nov 1914
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 27, 1914
Page
1
County commissioners set meeting for November 10 and readers are urged to renewed subscriptions for The Record with a magazine bundle offer. Local items report cattle purchases, Thanksgiving plans, social events, and a Beatrice license, plus a note on new five dollar Federal Reserve Bank Notes with Lincoln and Columbus imagery.
Tristman writes from Orrville Ohio Nov 19 1914 describing travel from Diller Nebraska to Pittburg and St Louis with corn yields varying along the route. He notes better corn east of Indiana and Ohio and best along the line to Pittsburgh. wheat and potatoes in Ohio, abundant apples vegetables and cheap soft coal, and local phone and railroad conditions. He provides his Orrville address and asks friends to write or call.
Jas A Pickard has joined Ayers implement house in Fairbury. Mrs FE S Diller and two children visited friend Mrs Guy Henderson in Hollenberg Kansas on Monday. F C Achtemeier of near Harbine traveled to Blue Springs to see Dr Sloss. RS Chloupek near Harbine plans a public sale on December 8. Mrs Harriss and children from Havelock arrived November 15 to visit Mr and Mrs W S Slocum.
J. D. Fanders announces a public sale in Diller at 2 20 o clock pm on Saturday November 28 featuring a 1 25 by 20 building a 12 by 10 building and assorted lumber.
Retail note announces limited time bargains on selected articles with money saving sales. It invites customers to visit and take advantage of special prices while emphasizing small profit margins and the goal of boosting trade.
Mrs O F Rigdon visits Fairbury relatives Tuesday. Miss Genevive Hayes of Franklin Nebr visits her friend Mrs J Smith Diller. Mrs Ed Ogden travels from Wymore for Thanksgiving with Diller relatives. Mrs deMeres of Arlee Mt visits cousins S H Diller and J Smith. Mr and Mrs George Bailey of Beatrice visit over Thanksgiving with Mr and Mrs George Pickard.
Robert Patton remains critically ill at his home with stomach and heart trouble. All of his children have been summoned to his bedside. Mrs H E Grupe and her adopted daughter traveled to Beatrice while Mr Grupe joined them to spend Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr and Mrs C T Sears.
Invitation to a Methodist ladies bazaar and supper in the church basement on Saturday December 5. Supper served 5 to 8 with multiple booths offering Christmas gifts and varied items for shoppers.
Hon. C. L. E. Blauser traveled by early train to Lincoln to secure his seat in the coming legislative session. He has been named as a possible speaker and is considered eminently qualified, though he has not decided whether to accept if offered, given the drawbacks of a full session commitment.
Mr and Mrs Frank Pospisil returned Monday from visiting his mother in Prague Nebraska HH E Green who is again working with the Burlingigan depot gang at Superior spent Sunday with his family in Diller
Message asking individuals who owe money to contact the sender to settle accounts and provide payment. Includes a directive to reach out for settlement and repayment.
E. E. McCune visited his old home near Carthage Missouri on Sunday and planned a short stop at Pawnee City Nebraska to see a friend who came to Nebraska with him. Tommy Eddleman, eight miles northeast of Diller, received a bad colt kick to the forehead Tuesday needing several stitches.
Miss Alice Gill daughter of Peter Gill of Rock Creek precinct near Diller married Tuesday to Ernest Hager of Lawrence Nebraska The couple planned a bridal trip to visit relatives in western Nebraska and expect to settle in Fairbury after January st.
Morning sermon titled Was the Cross a Victory. Junior Christian Endeavor at 4 p m. Senior C E topic Missionary Heroes and Heroines. Evening service features The Three Hours of Darkness.
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