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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 27, 1911
Page
5
Daily timetable note shows through passenger service No 14 and local passenger trains 16 06 with freight clearances. Indicates ساعات schedule blocks and arrival times, reflecting the era’s railroad timing nomenclature.
Local note mentions leave your orders with the Diller Mercantile Company for potatoes and records Floyd Monasmith of Beatrice visiting Tuesday night with friends in Diller.
The Mozart Concert company visits Loock's hall on Wednesday evening November 1 1911 for the second concert of the season at Diller Lyceum. Tickets are high priced as the ensemble is a major attraction.
Bargains on wagons and boxes offered from Oct 1 to Nov 1 to reduce stock. D Fanders notes closing out prices on remaining inventory.
A few thoroughbred Poland China male pigs eligible to register and engage in service are for sale. Contact E Epley for details.
Miss Leona Raymond of this city and Ray Barber of Tecumseh Nebraska were married and will reside in their new home. The ceremony united the couple in a planned life together.
Vague notices discuss Dr Kings ater aiding strikers with tonic claims and warn of street controls in Omaha to deter joy riders with raised medians. Cough remedy endorsements appear, plus commentary on personal economy and public assistance risk. A stray claim about cattle dehorning is noted.
Christ Kiclemeter Thos Price and John Kuper conducted a business trip to Fairbury on Wednesday as part of Tincher and Rigdon’s new wagon venture.
Readable notice indicates Cotman's jewelry store offers suitable wedding presents for couples seeking gifts.
Supt R C Harriss receives Nebraska educator recognition for leadership roles in the State Teachers Association and the Nebraska High School Debating League. The Diller schools gain City State certificates. students excel in spelling with several scoring 100 percent. County teachers meet to plan Reading Circle work as Harriss focuses on educational advancement.
Local ad touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a perfect healer for cuts burns bruises sores and more with a 25 cent price at Shutt Drug Co. Mention of local notices includes residents travels and small items from Harbine Topeka and Fairbury among others.
Kansas City dispatch details Terron the stockman who says he resides in four states. He says he eats in Colorado, sleeps in Utah, and has homes across New Mexico and Arizona while his mail goes to Cortez, Colorado. He votes in Utah and handles legal business at the Apache County county seat.
The piece encourages early gifts noting nine of ten lack funds for Christmas shopping. It highlights buying a subscription to The Youth's Clickalash at 1.75 dollars as a practical present for friends or family. Early subscribers receive all remaining issues of 1911 at no extra cost.
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