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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
1
Local residents and visitors from Diller and surrounding towns travel to Beatrice Omaha Lincoln and Fairbury for anniversaries auctions and social events. Notable mentions include births visits to relatives and farmers listing livestock crops and market plans.
A Tuesday meeting of about 35 to 40 Diller business men and citizens adopted resolutions condemning the 6:30 PM closing time for general stores. They urged farmers to keep trading in Diller and noted town prosperity depends on farmers and village trade. Local notices include auctions, cemetery work, and shop discounts.
A writer in position 89 predicts the J C Crocker Duroc Jersey sale at Beatrice on October 5 1907 will surpass all others this season for fashionable breeding and fine brood stock. Pigs offered will be sired by multiple notable boars from Nebraska New York Ohio and other regions including Kant he beat and Ohio Chief.
Notice lists Dr Claude Ellis a dentist not in his Diller office on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays for out of town days. The noisy ad promotes Dr Shoop’s headache tablets as relief for various pains and claims quick relief. It includes pricing and a promotional note in a local Wisconsin cadence.
The Lincoln Daily Star reports on school attendance rising across rooms and notes new lab work started by the botany class. New enrollments include Henry Thompson and Horace Green, with Miss Kathrine Roche appointed assistant principal.
In Jefferson County Mrs Martha Diller hosted a wedding Thursday at 2 30 pm for Adam Bixby and Cora Gretzinger. Rev J H Weatervelt officiated in a modest ceremony with family and close friends. The couple departed for Denver after a short reception, planning to return north of town.
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