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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1909
Page
4
Listed notice describes advertising rates and mailing logistics for a local newspaper in Diller Nebraska. It notes second class mail status and rates of five cents per line for insertions with terms like one year or six months in advance and basic office handling details.
Autumn began yesterday in Fairbury amid frost reports as John Greider plans to farm the Trist man property north of town next year. The Teachers Association meets in Lincoln November 3 4 and 5. Mrs Jessie Morrison leaves to join her theatre troupe in St Louis. Anderson Bell and wife from Iowa arrive to visit Alex Bell and J E Clark while J H Logen attends the fat stock show in St Joe. John Gretzinger plans to move his family into town by the schoolhouse area. Prof Grimes moves his family to the Methodist parsonage with Rev C S McClure boarding there.
Frand Morrandale brother in law of John Wright arrived this week with a car load of personal effects and will farm a place about five miles east of Diller. R B Albers owner of the Mrs A C Diller farm subscribed to the Recorp this week. William Riddle renewed for another year after returning to Higginsville Missouri. Charlotte Bull, visiting with Mrs S C Moser, returned to Summerfield Kansas and plans to return in about three weeks to work for Mrs A H Colman. John Siebelte, who had visited here with his sister Mrs F B Senior, returned to his home at Peoria Illinois.
Miss Patrice McElwee visited Diller relatives for a few days and returned Monday to Fairbury escorted by Miss Grace Bell.
Lev ie Sanmann son of Mr and Mrs Wm Sanmann residing on Thos Price s farm near Marbine went Saturday to enter the State University at Lincoln.
A reader asks on what grounds a cap and DY person oppose water works in Diller where no taxes are paid except poll tax while the heaviest taxpayers, bearing the burden, favor the proposition.
Beginning Wednesday September 29 the gallery will be open every Wednesday and Saturday until further notice. Photographer W E Taylor in charge. Mr and Mrs Myron Patton mourn the loss of their baby girl about four weeks old who died unexpectedly Wednesday night between 11 p m and 4 a m. Funeral services set for this Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock from the residence with Rev McClure officiating.
Colman Roy Diller Frank Pearce and J Smith Diller went to Lincoln Saturday and returned Monday in three hours of actual driving. The Chalmers Detroit performed well and the editor enjoyed the trip in this sixth auto owned by Diller.
Attendees including Attorney Denney from Fairbury and Capt J W Starr return from travels. families visit in Nebraska and Colorado. Mrs Hudson visits her mother Mrs Thos Copeland as Diller votes on water bonds next Friday Oct 1 to boost growth and prosperity.
The Diller Lyceum will open the eight numbered course with a Friday night session at Lpock's ball on October 8. Adults buying a full-course ticket secure reserved seats at 35 cents per number, or 50 cents per single ticket. Season tickets go on sale at Spear's drug store at 9 o'clock next Wednesday morning.
G. B. Pearce states claims of charging $5.00 per day for mason work are untrue. He asserts he has never charged more than $4.00 per day and does not intend to.
The Recogp notes the birth of a healthy baby boy described as a fresh blossom of humanity. E Waggoner comments on the joy of home and the hope he and the family hold for the child to grow into a noble manhood and bring happiness to his parents.
Notice declares a special election in Dalier Village Jefferson County Nebraska on September 1 date 1909 to decide on issuing water bonds valued at 134000 dollars with a 5 percent interest rate payable semiannually. If two thirds vote yes the village will issue bonds to fund water works and levy taxes to pay interest and principal. Voting at McManne Building from 6 to 7 pm with the question printed on ballots.
Mr and Mrs Temple Pierce prominent Gage county residents celebrated their thirty seventh wedding anniversary with a dinner for forty five guests including the D of H of Diller and their husbands. The couple plans a California trip before settling in Beatrice with many friends wishing them well.
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