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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1913
Page
5
The piece considers how families endure peace and conflict at home, noting whether a mark is mere birthmark or a sign of deeper domestic strain. It suggests daily life is tested by quiet tensions and shared routines.
Local notes report Mrs. Geo. Coral of Bethany visiting her daughter Mrs. W. L. Hadsell while civic notices announce a chicken pie supper by M. E. ladies set for Saturday evening in the church basement. Farmers cite land sale plans and registrations for Montana drawing with several residents traveling long distances.
A Brush runabout in good condition with a good set of tires and meter. Prest-a-lite. Bargain at 135.00 dollars. Chester Sparks.
Mr and Mrs Albert Woods returned Saturday from visiting relatives in Polk County Nebraska. Albert says the corn this year will yield from 36 to 40 bushels per acre.
Mrs Emma Thompson resigns her position with Diller Telephone Co and was not moved yesterday in Ellis. Miss Fern Raymond will help until a replacement is found to occupy the rooms at central.
Ladies are urged to try Empress Creams Chocolate Londons Snow Balls and Vienna Sugar Fingers with cream or jelly fillings along with Cheese Chips for afternoon teas. Halls are available at the Racket for entertaining.
The Rev W L Hadsell, pastor of the Diller M E church, went Monday to address church affairs and report on recent activities. His visit aimed to outline plans for forthcoming services and community outreach.
A small load of seedling peaches from Watler Nutter's orchard south of Willieeds sold belatedly on the streets at $1.50 per unit. T. M. Triplett of the Land Co. and Miles of Garnett Kan. viewed A. Cebolski land northeast of Diller in a trade led by Mr. Standish. Lea Hill drives a new Ford for J. D. Fanders. Pickard & Co. still handle the Henney buggy.
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