06 Oct 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
1
A brief urging readers to prepare for opportunity by starting a bank account today. The message stresses that the person who began saving a year ago will be ready to seize the current "good thing" and encourages immediate action to open an account.
Various short items report plant and goods sales, travel to Omaha for Aksarben events, land prospecting trips to Minnesota, coastal travel avoidance, sick lists, farm orders for potatoes, and visiting relatives. Mentions include Mrs. A L Tristman, Mrs. Winnie Wright, G C Blauser, Jack Clancy, Dan Shock, Spokane visitors, T G Foster, Beatrice fair, Byron Nebr, E Kerr hay, Diller Mer Co, M L Holland, Ray Green, Elmer Brande, Ora Cox, Lee Richards, Mrs. Shoup, and Shutt Drug Co.
Frank Tonnemaker, who attends Beatrice High School, spent Sunday with his parents Mr and Mrs C Tonnemaker in this city.
W N and Chester Sparks with wives attended the Gage county fair in Beatrice on Wednesday and reported a big crowd and a good time. Washington Marble Works erected monuments in Prairie Home cemetery this week for Geo Renz Henry Hullman E B Deuchler and the heirs of Frederick Benien.
Acting State Food Inspector Red fern notes vast linseed oil presence in the state and says no action can be taken due to a misstatement in the paint and oil law. Biliousness blamed on a stomach disorder. Chamberlain's recommended. Shutt Drug Co. offers farm scales for sale. W A Carrico plans to move to Duller after renting a farm and hosting a public ancestor day.
Mr and Mrs W C Starkey visited old friends in Steele City between train connections, meeting Mr and Mrs P B Miller and other age companions during the layover.
Mr and Mrs H E Grape Mrs A M Diller and Mrs Ellen Gear attended the Gage county fair at Beatrice. The piece mentions Chamberlains ointment as a cheaper plaster, Shutt Drug as seller, and visits by Marsh and daughter Zachrias and Henry Hadley to Diller relatives. Diller residents Oklahoma arrivals and local employment details are recorded.
Mrs Depue entertained her little granddaughter while Mr Jacob P Lichty kindly assisted with a matter, sharing a moment of hospitality and courtesy.
Fragmentary text notes numerous dark colored worms of about half to one inch in length with green stripes. The passage appears observational, lacking clear context or attribution to a person, place, or event.
Mr. Geo Andrews announces he will purchase feeders to suit buyers who plow. His capability is well recognized and he welcomes orders from interested parties.
A fragmented local item mentions upland prairie hay for sale with inquiry at the office. It notes a railway washout between Napier and St. Joe and lists travelers including C E B Waggoner and Henry Fouts visiting Meridian Idaho, plus various notes about Nebraska University freshmen and Mary Cunningham's journey to Cane Missouri.
The communion service scheduled for last Sabbath morning was postponed to next Sabbath due to rain. New members will be received next Sabbath and new officers for the Sabbath school will be elected. A full attendance of the arch is urged by Pastor Wm Boyle.
A church notice indicates Rev F ings will lead a meeting beginning in October. The Diller Aid Society met at Mrs Bausch's home. Rock Creek Aid Society met with Rohrbaugh the same day. Women’s Foreign Missionary Society held a gathering with Grandma Pickard.
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