15 Sep 1911
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
1
A bank asks readers to review its statement of condition reported to the Comptroller of Currency. The note argues banks must maintain capital to support loans, and it asserts the institution’s strength and commitment to serving patrons through lending when needed.
Random local notices include oyster promo with $1.25 tea kettles for 60c, music and instrument orders, visits by Shutt Co. members to Fairbury, cattle sale notes, a Mrs Barber visit before California, pigs for sale, new silks at Loock and Habicht, and a Y. P. social on Tristan's lawn. Population note mentions a new birth in the Kunter family.
Jacob Bower Jr of Odell has been visiting since Saturday at Grimes enroute from Norma School. He stopped Monday for a tay visit with schoolmates and Joy Reinhart who visited with her parents Mrs. C A. and others.
J di Lottman and his wife from Wyoming sell the Fairbury Gazette and Daily Times to Shells Hinshaw of the News Daily Loom. Details describe the sale process and a brief comment on odor from the machine, hinting at a smoother operation ahead.
Mrs. F. McMignee visited yesterday with her daughter Mrs. Ed Ogden. Ed Ogden and his wife are preparing for a trip to the western states.
E. E. McCune brings a sample of his dairy herd to town this Monday showcasing a milk pail full of mighty fine cows.
The Alumni association held its meeting at Diller High School to approve Mrs Comines for a permanent feature role, continuing the school’s tradition of honoring notable graduates.
Gertrude Senior is listed as a passenger for Lincoln in a late September item. Details are fragmentary with references to Tincher & Rigdon and a Tristman dawn event, described as Saturday evening September 16th.
Miss Eva Witty traveled to Hebron yesterday to take up teaching in the city schools that begin next Monday.
Fragmentary OCR notes show Mies Elva McCoy visiting the family of sister Mrs. O B Hill. Text appears garbled but indicates kinship and a family gathering phrase. Further details unavailable.
Two Misses Grace Cully and Weddle started Sunday in Nebraska and will attend the state normal for nine months. Their effort aims to improve good schools that attract surrounding towns and bring in new pupils to the area.
No. 15 arrived five hours late Sunday evening. Rev J H Date becomes new pastor of the U B at Harbine. Fred Starr visited his brother Vern at Wymore between trains. Test date set in September as M Day. Carmichael came from Odell on Wednesday and stayed with Diller friends. Al Bristol and family visited Beatrice on Sunday. Mayborn traveled to Kansas City yesterday after cattle for Diller parties. Gath and Fleisher mentioned among local names. Embroidery club met at Mira.
The note states the well will finish quickly once started and emphasizes a brief time to complete. It provides no dates or locations and lacks specific names or organizations.
A notice invites members to attend evening preaching sessions at 7 and 8 p m. Elder A L Ogden is introduced as a guest to lead the services tonight and at the later gathering.
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