Bank Opens Path to New Account
A bank urges readers to start a savings account noting every added dollar helps. It invites customers to open a new account and deposit funds in the Savings Department or by other bank channels.
01 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1911
Page
1
A bank urges readers to start a savings account noting every added dollar helps. It invites customers to open a new account and deposit funds in the Savings Department or by other bank channels.
Next Monday is Labor Day as Hansen Bros and Willer work on painting the Colman hotel. Special orders received for music and instruments from Shutt Drug Co. C. F. Smith returns from visiting his brother in Humboldt Nebraska. Rob Patton and daughter Mary come back from a week with his son Mel in Lincoln. Mrs Kruger of Powell Nebraska visits this week with her son Emily Tarriow and others in Diller. Miss L O Ballard travels to Fairbury for an overnight with relatives. Mr and Mrs A H Coliman return after a couple of weeks in Boulder Colorado. Mrs E B McClay makes a business trip to Fairbury Tuesday evening with her father, Mr A Ballard.
G. T. Mills traveled Wednesday to DeWitt Nebraska to see his sister from Arkansas who is visiting her son there.
Peter McCurdy from Fairbury arrived Wednesday to settle a dispute over a wall he had recently erected on a farm south of Diller.
Mrs M Ly Basford of Poolesville Maryland endorses Chamberlain’s Cough Syrup with high confidence. The product is offered for sale by Shutt Drug Co. Keywords include a testimonial style promotion and local distribution details.
Local ad notes a special low price on the old reliable Kemp 20th Convery Manure offered by B. Fanders. The brief notice emphasizes value for farmers and gardeners seeking proven fertilizer options.
Miss Golda Miller of Fairbury Wind Mill Co and Miss Renelda Fanders of Pease's drug store spent Sunday with their families in Diller.
Miss Gertrude Nelson of Omaha arrived Sunday to spend part of her vacation visiting her sister Mrs Artur E Price at Diller and her mother Mrs Delilah Nelson at Fairbury. The article also lists local attendees from Diller at fall festivities in Hanover Kansas including Mr and Mrs Willer A L Tristman W F Myers Frank T Pearce and Mr and Mrs Sohn Habteher.
R Twiggs, foreman on the city water works project, collected his Tuesday fee as the city digs a large well. His wife left that evening to visit her mother in Colorado. John Pulec and wife Jennie Bixby arrived Saturday night by auto for an unrelated matter.
Mr and Mrs Ed Henrichs of Gilead spent Sunday with their Diller relatives and returned home that evening in their auto.
O. B. Hill received another car load of manufactured ice Monday. The shipment will likely be the last for the season, with further supplies not needed until fall.
C Cy Oiler of Carlisle Pennsylvania, an old acquaintance of his wife and son, arrived yesterday for a short visit on their return from the west.
Rev. Grossman, once pastor of the Diller M. E. church, leaves the ministry to join his father in law in the undertaker business at [location], Nebraska.
County Clerk Frank Houston plans to engage in a feed lumber and coal yard business in Fairbury after his term ends January first. The decision centers on his expanded holdings and transition from public office to private enterprise.
Bessie and Ralph Gregory visited at the home of their grandparents Mr and Mrs Allan Meikle and their aunt Mrs A D Stotts then returned Tuesday to Leroy Kansas after the stay with relatives.
High school pupils may enroll, one to five PM. All who can are urged to enroll at that time.
City water board moves to drill a ten med acete well to bolster supply. Action targets improved pressure and resilience amid drought concerns. Construction and funding details await council approval and permit clearances.
The Brooks comet, recently discovered, is now visible with opera glasses and may soon be seen with the naked eye. It lies in the Cygnus constellation about three degrees from the top star in the region.
Fragmentary text suggests local retailers advise customers to support nearby businesses and visit print shops, highlighting a push for local commerce. The passage lacks concrete names, dates, or places, making the precise event unclear.
Mrs. Jack Powell visits friends at Concordia Kansas and a few loads of cabs for sale at three dollars per load. W. P. Friday. One thousand new penny post cards received at the Racket. W. J. Frisbie laying cellar and foundation for residence near Caldwell addition to Diller. Mrs. Depue returns from Gilead Nebraska where her son Clarence was ill. Mrs. L. E. Loock visits her sons E. L. and John Loock and families in Peoria Illinois.
Thos P Price, cashier of the First National Bank, traveled Sunday on a business trip to Alliance, Lincoln, Omaha, and Council Bluffs. He returned yesterday.
Community notice invites attendance at a Methodist ladies supper on Saturday evening at five o’clock in the church basement. Funds raised support church activities and fellowship.
Mrs H Z Diller and three children return home from Omaha and Clarinda after a visit. Jefferson county road fund gains 493.88 inheritance tax from Robert Truman estate linked to Daykin and Elk Creek. Nellie Megonigle heads to Kansas City for millinery ideas and aims to be Ballard store’s first trimmer in Diller. Sherd Henderson family moves from Hollenberg to Dr Powell home as Guy Henderson opens a barber shop in Senior’s building. L P Raymond’s music class held a Diller recital with nineteen of twenty-one pupils attending and enjoying games and ice cream afterwards.
At a recent program committee meeting September 14 was fixed as the picnic date. The event, formerly in Endicott, will be held in Fairbury with a full day program. A morning parade of floats and autos precedes an afternoon program featuring Governor Aldrich and other speakers. Two ball...
Prices for home grown sweet potatoes at 6c per lb and alfalfa seed at $10 per bushel are listed. Miss Sophia Oberst visits Falls City Nebraska on Wednesday. No rural mail delivery next Monday due to a legal holiday. Ernest Habicht active on the St. Joe market buying for Loock Habicht store. George Specht back from Alliance Nebraska where he owns a quarter section of farmland.
Found items described as a lost motor pump near the Diller area between Diller and J H Logans place. Return to Record office for reward. Jefferson county issued seven hundred ten hunting and fishing licenses since January with four months left in the year. Misses M McCoy Elva L and Lee Fithian cousins of Mrs O Hill recently visited Tecumseh and returned home. Edna Wilson of Memphis and Clara Rhodes sister of Mrs O Diehl visited and returned to Beatrice. A sprained ankle typically disables a man for days. a bottle may cure in two to four days with proper directions. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Graduates from D H S are invited to join an organizing effort outlining aims, meetings, and leadership roles for a student alumni group. The notice seeks former students to participate in planning sessions and establish a formal structure.
Sheriff James Chirnside Tea faced a county court complaint by county attorney F L Rain. He pleaded guilty at a trial with witnesses A D Stotts J W Fouts O J Mayborn J Smith Diller and S C Hutchinson testifying against him. The account notes his grandfather testified and Ray refused to provide further testimony at Kearney until age 21.
A second-hand top buggy with 21 LP is for sale. Raymond B F Blythe shipped 102 head of cattle to Kansas City Monday. Mr and Mrs J L Lamb went Wednesday to Beatrice area relatives. Miss Della Fanders leaves for Guide Rock Nebraska to teach the 5th and 6th grades in the city public school.
The Rock Creek church lists Sunday School at 10 00 a m and union services at 8 00 p m with visiting pastors preaching. A conference delegate election occurs Saturday afternoon from 2 to 4. The Aid society met recently and Rev F A Campbell helped with dedication day services as meetings continue next week.
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