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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1910
Page
5
Local notes report farmers gathering corn near Diller and a Beatrice football visit. family events include Mrs Lamb’s illness and a birthday dinner for Mrs McElwee and Miss Sylvia Miller. School column covers exams, student assignments, new supplies, and a basketball win over Odell. Chamber of daily life includes auctions, cattle shipments, and weathered advice on fruit storage.
Advertisement offers two polled Durham calves for sale with one large enough for service. Sent by Sgove Wermers. Includes a cough remedy promotion for Chamberlain's Cough Remedy by Chipperfield Drug Co.
Examinations free. When voters cast ballots on November 8, it will be the latest possible election day this month. The law provides the election is held on the Tuesday after the first Monday, so with the first Monday on November 7 the election falls on November 8.
Mrs B F Lightner travels to Odell yesterday to see her parents. A fresh supply of Collolene is advertised at the Racket with every can offering a pure food cook back free.
Advertisement extols Bocklea's Arnica Salve as supreme for cuts burns sores and many ailments. Priced at 95 cents, it promotes store trust and cautions customers to buy locally for better value, claiming Diller offers the smallest margins in the state.
A thrifty farmer in the northern part of the county twenty years past raised two sons. The elder son proved a success not easily possible in the city for an average country boy, earning recognition through steady labor and prudent choices.
Good comb honey for sale at 15 cents per pound. Phone 127.42 Ree. Te Gomme. Mr. and Mrs. C C Amos returned last Friday from visiting a daughter in Lincoln and will spend the winter with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grabier near Lilis.
In a lively town scene, readers are urged to let girls ride and learn horse riding. The piece extols horseback riding as healthy, strong making, self-reliant, and gracious, praising the sight of girls on horseback amid local amusements.
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