18 Oct 1912
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1912
Page
1
The ad explains that a National Bank operates under the National Banking Act and is supervised by the Treasury Department. It emphasizes depositor protection and invites customers to bank with the institution, highlighting a 4 percent return on time deposits.
Rev and Mrs Hadsell returned yesterday from visiting relatives in Lincoln. Mrs John Greider came back Monday after visiting friends in Beatrice. Supt Jas A Eastwood took his son to Omaha last Friday to consult a physician about the boy’s health. Born to Mr and Mrs Al Bergeman on F W Frisbie’s farm 34 miles northeast of Diller a son on Monday Oct 7.
Agency Kimballs Laundry offers cleaning and pressing for ladies and gentlemen. Shutt Drug Co reports Mr and Mrs Harve Pittenger arrived Saturday from Beatrice to visit their daughter Mrs McAtee and Diller relatives. Mr and Mrs R L Oaks returned from Franklin to visit daughters Mrs Roy Diller and Mrs Harry King. For sale one old male hog and several young males for service Thoroughbred Poland China s eligible to register 21 M L Holland. Mrs Sam Mudge from Beatrice visiting her brother in law Mr one wife returning with husband who arrived from the west last night.
Mrs. L. P. Raymond returns from trips to Lincoln Omaha and Tecumseh to report her sons and daughter in good spirits. Auctioneer J B Wright of Beatrice notes several farm sales for the week and favorable cattle market prospects despite winter storms.
A load or two of cobs is requested at this office. Dempster Windmill is for sale. M T Murry E L Loock and Ernest Habicht visited Fairbury on business Monday. Mrs Ewers went to Fairbury Monday to spend the week with relatives and attend the 4 B festival. Mr and Mrs W C Starkey traveled over the G I from Steele City to visit a son and family at Boelus.
The next meeting of the Royal Neighbors is set for October 25 1912. All members should attend due to special business. Signed Mrs O C Diehl Oracle.
A 1912 Meadow Grove resident writes from Nebr to Diller, praising Meadow Grove and enclosing a $3.75 contribution after receiving a missionary letter. The missive reflects local pride, a small town with a high school, water works, and jittery phrasing about community features.
For sale a five month old horse colt. Also notes of local social and business items including Fred Oaken selling chocolates at J G Packers restaurant and Arthur Price receiving a Cadillac in Lincoln. J D Fanders traveled to Omaha via Fairbury on a business trip. A birth announcement for Fwins a boy and a girl to Mr and Mrs Wm Wehling near Diller. Mrs Jas Coniff of Lincoln visited here with her brothers C E and Cai Waggoner.
A countywide notice warns against hunting on any land occupied by residents. Congressman Charles Sloan met voters in Diller and earned broad support for re election. Obituary notes the death of Mrs. Victor Anderson and funeral plans at the Methodist church. The A O U W plans its seventeenth annual picnic with M W A participation sought. Governor Aldrich’s election proclamation outlines statewide voting on November 5 including amendments to the state constitution. Local society items report cattle shipments, births, and duck hunts, plus business notes and travel among Diller residents.
Corrected every Thursday the Diller markets list Wheat No 2 at 76 percent and Wheat No 3 at .743 price. Corn No 3 white at 52 and Corn Me 56. Oats at .29. Cattle and hogs note no local shipping market presently. stock handled by shipping association on a commission basis.
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