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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 03, 1909
Page
5
Timetable updates for Burlington line with eastbound and westbound departures. Local notices report residents visiting, travels, and small business ads, including sales and equipment offers.
An advertisement describes the Jersey cream separator with a 500 pounds per hour capacity, low milk tank, self oiling and suspended bowl priced at 40. It also promotes the Sharples Tubular as the simplest machine made with a note about J. D. FANDERS.
Mrs Will Gilathar traveled to Rik Creek Nebraska on Wednesday to check on her mother who sustained injuries in a runaway incident last week.
Local notice announces The Racket moving to Spear’s former site and invites Miss L Ballard to subscribe to Designer at vents for one year or two years at varying rates. Nebraska railroads offer a special State Fair round trip rate to Lincoln September 6 to 10. New South Bend watches arrive at Hob Grape's shop. Harriet Fairbury reports upper basket shop Artie Yest is relocating with a related cleaning business sale.
The remains of Dr Mark Davis who lived near Diller for over twenty years and in Beatrice for years were interred in Prairie Home cemetery after arriving on the 3 o clock train. Born in Dayton Ohio he studied at Indiana Medical College and practiced in Indiana until 1854 when he moved to Nebraska. He died August 26 at 7 15 a m after a two and a half year illness aged 45 years two months. Funeral services were held at Centenary M E church Beatrice with Rev KN Orrill officiating and pallbearers from the Masons. He was a long time Mason and father of eight children six of whom are dead. He served in the Civil War as father to two soldiers and was grandfather to seventeen, great grandfather to twenty seven and great great grandfather to seven.
The column stresses parents must ensure children attend the first roll call and begin work with zeal. It notes changes in high school plans with grade recitations, lists teachers arriving, and mentions student housing arrangements. It includes a Chicago visit anecdote about a merchant and his parents at church.
A mishmash of rural notes covers Auburn Nebraska waterworks projects and a man crossing the state line for drink during a primary election day. It also cites U S post office counts through 1908 1968 and rural delivery shrinking offices. The State Fair Board bills four nights of pyrotechnic entertainment headlined by Kings of Pyrotechny with a Cloud Battle spectacle on September 6 7 8 and near the grand stand.
A brief dialogue shows Watt identifying himself and Knott confirming names during a telephone exchange. Knott asks if Watt will be in, while Watt agrees. The confusion over names continues before the line is cut off.
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