10 Sep 1909
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
1
Local notices report sales of second hand farming gear including a Deering binder and a five year old driving horse. Dentists and doctors announce schedules while residents share travel, visits, and church events. Epworth League serves ice cream. Odell cider factory grinds apples for vinegar. community members travel to fairs and auctions. subscription offers appear from The Diller Record and Daily State Journal.
J D Fanpegs advertises the arrival of Peter Schuttler wagons for order. Carl Franzen buys Al Hutchinson's half of the Diller livery stock, now owned by Lottman and Franzen. Barns remain with the Hutchinson heirs. Miss Ileta Bivens, visiting Diller Endicott, was thrown from a runaway burro Tuesday evening and bruised.
The Endicott Old Settlers Picnic program lists events on Sept 11 and 12. Frist ex-attorney General F. M. Prout of Fairbury speaks at 1 15 p m, Gov Shallenberger at 2 p m, and a Gold Medal Contest by the W C T U at 3 p m on Saturday. Sunday features Rev Maxwell of Fairbury at 1 30 p m with a lecture on The Coming Church at 2 30 p m by Dr Thomas of Kearney and other entertainments.
A cold and stormy opening day sees 146 students enrolled in the first three days, with high school classes split into two sections. Miss Sturdavant and Miss Warner supervise upper grades, chapel sessions begin weekly, and readers are urged to visit and support the school. Non resident pupils number 26, the Literary Club plans to reorganize, and local notes mention Dr Shoop’s Cough Remedy sold by Spear Drug Co.
Sunday school and league events at local churches are announced. A German Lutheran service schedule notes a Sept 12 service at the new church near Diller and invites all to attend. A letter from Devoe paint sellers discusses paint quantities and pricing in practical terms.
A capsule of Burdette's urging to work hard across all tasks. It extols labor as sustenance for appetite, rest, and happiness while warning against idleness, noting the world notices industrious people and the unobserved are often overlooked. It emphasizes pushing through early toil to achieve fulfillment.
Grain price list shows Wheat No 2 59 lbs or more at .88 and No 3 56 to 58 lbs at .86. Corn white shelled and yellow shelled at .OT and .57 respectively. Oats No 3 at .34 and mixed at .32. Butter and coffee notes appear corrupted.
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