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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 12, 1913
Page
1
Sam Friday has erected a silo on his mother's farm west of town. Geo. Henrichs received a car load of cattle for his feed yards last week. Pickard & Co. reported the Low Lift Manure Spreader on display.
Good second hand 2 horsepower gas engines. J D Fanders offers sale. Geo Baker began hauling lumber Wednesday for a new residence on his farm northeast of Diller.
Harrison Line, Gertrude Diller and Esther Green began Sunday travel to Peru to attend the State Normal school this winter.
Roof project for Forest Hartzell house advances with 27,000 shingles needed for completion. Crews push toward finishing the roof and securing the dwelling.
Ray Green accepts a position in the dry goods department at Klein's Mercantile Co located in Beatser ee.
Last Sunday Mr J G Packer and Mrs Packer with Mr J C Stucker drove to Beatrice in Packer’s auto. They visited Mrs Musser where a delicious was served by Miss Musser assisted by Mins Diller.
A barn is offered for rent by C Kielsmeier suitable for housing three horses. Details show property ready for equine stabling and care. Flexible terms may apply to interested riders or farmers seeking on site storage and shelter.
J. E. Clark resumed work in the stock yards at St Joe after a Tuesday return. A nine pound daughter named Eleyee born to Willis Clark and Hod Green visited Beatrice with friends earlier this week.
W. B. Starr of Cisco Texas arrived Saturday and stayed until Monday noon visiting his mother and other Diller relatives.
A civil service examination will be held at Fairbury on September 27 to fill the position of fourth class postmaster at Plymouth.
George Riddle reports a heavy rain at his place 34 miles southeast of town Wednesday night. The soaked plowed ground prevented harrowing the next morning.
A playful quip on social gatherings urging women not to overthink entertaining. The line echoes lighthearted advice and social norms framed in a conversational tone.
A Diller Commercial club committee reports good roads work south of town advancing and aims to finish all except bridge by next Tuesday evening. More men with teams are needed or the project will stay unfinished. About twenty three farmers are urged to help. Contributions listed include A. H. Cotman two days W. H. He one day John F one day Senior F. B. Senior estate two days and C. T. Cully two days.
Diller, west of Wy more, is notable for its strong road efforts led by local business and citizens. The Beatrice Express notes Diller’s steady push for systematic road care as a key benefit to the town and its region.
A brief item notes the Dr Hess fly chasing effort at J O Saeata. The readable text provides minimal context and names, with no clear outcome or date.
An inquiry is directed to Mrs. K. A. Bodell for renting a good four room house. A lodge room over the First National Bank is described as being erected.
Recleaned alfalfa seed sells for eight dollars per bushel f o b Carl Endis cott 21 Fairchild Bros. shingles begin on Geo Strockey’s cement block residence in the town's east section with roofing work in progress.
H E Green left Tuesday to register in Montana for the government funds drawing set for September 20. He aims to secure a share of the funds and completes necessary formalities in the state.
A local notice announces a 25 percent reduction on all muslin underwear and a range of ladies and children's dresses at Miss Ballard's. The sale highlights affordable garments and invites shoppers to visit the store.
Onka Lottman has leased the Capt. Andrews farm two miles west of Diller. His brother John will vacate the property when he moves to South Dakota.
Mr and Mrs Frank Tineber of Fairubory stayed a few days before the week with sister Mrs O PF and her family in town.
A. L. Tim advertises a car load of corn now available for sale. The listing emphasizes continuous track of fresh corn offered by the seller aiming to attract buyers seeking steady supply.
The note lists papers for August related to Fats Seble Seabe Anderson and J Victor MK along with Geo. Miller. Describes documents or filings tied to these individuals in the period.
The Beatrice Nebraska event features lectures for farmers in the afternoon and a wide range of program attractions. The gathering includes free programs and opportunities for learning and community engagement.
A two year old red polled bull is offered for sale. Diller yesterday saw Ellis neighborhood residents D Steiner and J E Pierce renewing for the Record.
Repair your old wagon box by installing a steel bottom. See the steel bottom offers at Pickard & Co for stronger, longer lasting service.
The report indicates Reverend Hadsell was summoned following his mother’s stroke, which occurred a couple of weeks ago and has worsened. No additional details on location or outcomes are provided.
Mr and Mrs Ed Witty and his mother Mrs Sarah Witty with relatives visited here then returned Monday to their home in Yuma Arizona where he is a telegraph operator.
A fragment notes an individual named L or L near a mention of illness with diarrhea. The text is incomplete, offering no clear event, date, or location beyond the symptom.
Prof C L Grimes former superintendent of Diller High School and later Republican City High School homesteaded land in South Dakota Way side Nebru. He writes from Gillette Wyoming dated Sept 6 1913 praising a new building project and family ranching ventures.
A local ad offers new home alfalfa seed for sale. The seller is listed as W Steffen and the posting notes availability for interested buyers seeking home gardening supplies.
Miss Patrice McEntee travels this morning to Wyoming to begin residence on her homestead, marking a new chapter in her life.
Mrs W C Starkey is expected home today after visiting friends and attending the county fair at Pawnee City, her old home.
Mr and Mrs E Sebiehs returned yesterday as they went to buy new goods for Loock and Habicht's store.
For sale one 50 foot lot with privilege to buy one third of an adjacent lot. Close in. Inquiries to Jno W Miller at 219 South 29 Street Lincoln Nebraska. Listed 21.
Mrs Migs L O Ballard returned Saturday from Lincoln with representatives of eastern groups. The party discussed housing and charity efforts, noting several attendees arrived yesterday.
A man visited a Wednesday event to witness the 1914 Cadillac and consider purchase, aiming to drive it home after inspecting its latest features and direct-drive improvements.
Oct 1 and 2 set as dates for a county Sunday School gathering in Cortland. The event lists speakers and visits to churches in Japan Korea and Hawaii and includes a world convention component led by secretary Margaret Ellen.
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