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07 Oct 1910
Page 1
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1910
Page
1
The fragment reads as a garbled note with no clear names, places, or events. It does not contain identifiable entities or a coherent incident to summarize.
A fragmented notice mentions mesh bags at Colman’s store and a state veterinarian from Wymore Nebraska. It also advertises an opera house sermon on Strong Men at 3 PM Sunday and a Christian church sermon on Diller’s Temptation and Sin Friday evening. The rest includes livestock sale details and local names, all in terse promotional style.
By the bushel and car Johnathans 7c other varieties 50e windfalls 25¢ five miles east of Fairbury Phones 5484F Fairbury 1010 Jansen tf F. J. O Connat-
Mr and Mrs J H Pittenger visited with Diller relatives and returned Sunday to their Beatrice home. Mr Pittenger worked on thrashing grain at his farm northwest of town reporting wheat yielding 20 bushels per acre and the crop at 88 bushels.
In Diller a fine school system under Supt J A Eastwood demonstrates strong teacher corps and pride. The public drinking cup is abolished and a sanitary water fare is started, drawing notice alongside praised music work led by Misa Alice Whitaker.
The Fairbury Commercial Club and local farmers formed a train of twenty one or twenty two cars carrying about ninety to one hundred passengers. They toured four to five miles of Diller's roads on an inspection trip, approved the routes, lined up on Main Street for a group photo by Photographer Taylor, then departed toward Jansen for dinner.
Local notes include people traveling to Lincoln and Beatrice for visits and business, plus a Presbyterian ladies fundraiser at Colman House on Oct 15. Entertainment plans feature the Kelley Haines Singing Party at Look’s hall on Oct 12, with a costly season lineup. Other items mention sales, sales events, and community notices across Diller, Kaw, and nearby towns.
Notice announces a supper and apron sale at the Col man House on Saturday evening October 15. Ladies furnishing articles for the sale are asked to have items ready by the next society meeting on October 13.
Prof Rolland McKiltrick from Chicago and Miss Vivian Rush of Topeka Kansas, cousins of Mrs A H Colman, spent several days with Diller relatives and friends before leaving yesterday from Harbiné over the Rock Island for Topeka.
Mr and Mrs E Oaks of near Shea returned from a Texas gulf coast trip with plan to invest inland. They extended to Old Mexico and returned satisfied to stay in Nebraska. A sample of rice grown in Texas handed by Mr Oaks at the train through Diller will be available at this office.
Elizabeth Mathews died Saturday at 4 AM after illness at her daughter’s home near Diller. She was born October 1836 in Ohio, married John Mathews in 1854, and moved to Nebraska in 1883. Survived by five children, three sons and two daughters, with funeral in Liberty Presbyterian Church.
In Beatrice Henry Fishback arranged with 0. B. Buin to furnish manufactured ice for the coming season. Buin states he will supply all parties in any quantity and deliver as desired, nearly as aspirational as needed.
A men only gathering at the opera house Sunday at 3:00 pm features chorus, solos, and duets followed by a sermon by Eld. A. L. Ogden on “Strong Men.” All men in the community urged to attend. Admission free, no collection. Pastor A. L. Oapen.
Methodist church announces services by Rev. E. B. Maxcy at 11:00 a.m. and 7:45 p.m. Sunday with Sunday school at 10:00 a.m. Epworth League gathering at 6:45 p.m. Details emphasize the new pastor and the day’s schedule.
Weather Bore pastor announces Sabbath services on October ninth with sermons at 11 4 a m and 7 45 p m. Sabbath school at 10 a m and Endeavor at 6 45 p m.
A Chicago bank advertisement boasts of a bald head cutout and the phrase This is: Tom, meet him face to face to lure customers. The copy invites readers who have not patronized the bank to visit and see its superior facilities, promising welcome service whether or not an account is opened.
For Sale a full blood Poland chita male pig priced v5 fora oldage. to P H Sapa. Will Brandt and Slater, Mrs Myrtle Neff, arrived from Herndon Kansas to visit their parents Mr and Mrs Henry Brandt and other relatives. W N Sparks returned Sunday from several months spent in Colorado for his health, gaining five pounds recently and feeling better.
A brief listing notes white shelled corn and yellow shelled corn, with references to No. 2 eat and No. 8 corn varieties. The fragment lacks broader context or events.
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