local notes and visits from Diller and area
Dr L A Bordner assistant State Veterinarian Wymore Neb reports. Mr and Mrs Win Hill seen at Odell between trains Monday. Hunters Co offers deals before you buy implements. Chas Taylor of Wymore visited Diller friends between trains Sunday. Do not handle mysterious packages around today. Dan Gretzinger student at Hastings Neb visited family in Diller Friday to Wednesday. A L Tristman F E Hale Prof Geo R MacDonald and editor drove to Fairbury Wednesday evening in Mr Tinetman’s auto. Dr Neely reports Marie Colman operated on Monday at Beatrice for appendicitis is recovering nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. L. Tristman
F. E. Hale
Geo. R. MacDonald
Fairbury
Mr. Tinetman
Neely
Marie Colman
Beatrice
Diarrhoea Cure With Safe Pleasant Remedy Ad
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as fast acting and free of unpleasant after effects. It notes availability from local dealers and lists Brock and Humboldt Nebraska families connected to the Plager and Kuper households.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jose
Chamberlain
Doctor Bauguess Returns From Europe After Six Months
Dr. Harry Bauguess returns from Europe where he studied in Vienna and London. His wife and son Gilbert of Diller Nebraska joined him after his arrival to visit relatives in the area before returning to Nebraska.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Bauguess
Europe
Vienna
London
Gilbert
Diller
Nebraska
Bauquess Parente
Boston
Aledo
Ill
Local Notices and Short News From The Record Volume Start
The Record begins a new volume today with brief items. Wymore notes include Mrs J Clark traveling home, Bernice Kerr sustaining a right wrist fracture, and Fred Achtemeier’s son suffering a broken leg after a horse incident. Dr Claude Ellis will be away Thursday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Kerr
J. E. Kerr
Fred Achtemeier
Easter fair yields over 100 dollars at Methodist church
Seed Potatoes Red River Early Ohies sold at 1 dollar per bushel in two bushel lots or more. Mrs. A Friday and daughter Mrs Hickey, visiting, traveled east on No. 16 yesterday. Easter fair and supper by Christian church ladies raised over 100 dollars in the Methodist church basement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red River
J. Senior
A. Friday
Hickey
No. 16
Methodist Church
Ladies of the Christian Church
Farm for sale in Minnesota beat diversified farming area
Benton County Real Estate Co of Sauk Rapids Minnesota advertises farm properties from 40 to 2000 acres in the beat diversified farming district with details available upon inquiry for potential buyers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beat Diversified Farming
Minnesota
Benton County Real Estate Co
Sauk Rapids
Minn
Miss Dalay Colman Visits Sister After Appendectomy
Miss Dalay Colman went to Beat Rice on No. 16 Monday to visit her sister Marie who had recovered nicely from the effects of the anaesthetic given her when she was operated on early that morning for appendicitis.
Carmichael livery barn work progresses north of post office
Work on the Carmichael livery stable and breeding barn began Monday at a site north of the post office. The cement block building will measure 89 by 60 feet and rise 12 feet on the sides, set on a cement foundation, and is being erected by a Fairbury contractor.
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Fairbury
Real estate tax delinquency notice from 1909 1910
County Treasurer St A M Berry urges taxpayers to pay the 1909 real estate tax by May 1910 to avoid 10 percent interest per year from the date delinquency begins. Emphasizes prompt payment and notes that individual counties will not be sent. Some school districts need funds.
Local visitors report from Council Bluffs and Diller area
Eeg J. R. Ketleye visited his daughter Mrs. C. A. Mills in Council Bluffs Ia. Mrs. Howard Jeffries of Odell visited Diller relatives Saturday and Sunday. Clarence Deane with wife and child from Gilead spent Sunday visiting Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eeg
J. R. Ketleye
Mrs
C. A. Mills
Council Bluffe
Howard Jeffries
Vear Odell
Diller
Clarence Deane
Gilead
Beatrice land sale and local travel notes in brief
C F Smith purchased 80 acres of the R J Cully homestead from Smith Bros Beatrice for 6400 dollars. Dr J G Neely and Gene Diller drove to Beatrice Monday in the doctor's auto to be present at Miss Marie Colman appendicitis operation. Miss Addie Miller visiting State Normal at Peru returns home via Fairbury after spring break.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. F. Smith
Smith Bros
Beatrice
R. J. Cully
J. G. Neely
Gene Diller
Marie Colman
Addie Miller
Peru
Fairbury
Five Passenger Touring Car For Sale At 600
Automobile listing offers a 5 passenger touring car in good repair priced at $600. Seller S. J. Senior cites low bank balance as reason for sale. Also includes a note about preserving a Diller Record for convalescence amusement.
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S. J. Senior
W. T. Ward Receives Beneficiary Draft from Pleasant Lodge
Mrs. Wm. Nida, recorder of Pleasant Lodge No. 96 Degree of Honor, presents a $2000 beneficiary draft to W. T. Ward. Ed Woods of Diller and J. S. Taylor of Steele City returned from Lincoln with new Cadillacs bought from Arthur E. Price, dealer in the territory, who rode along.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. T. Ward
Wm. Nida
Pleasant Lodge
No. 96
Ed. Woods
Diller
J. S. Taylor
Steele City
Lincoln
Cadillac
Arthur E. Price
Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets Sold Everywhere
Advertises Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as the remedy for stomach trouble headaches and foul breath. Claims the tablets remove the cause and are easy to take and effective, sold by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Granite shipment arrives for large monument project
The Washington Marble and Granite Works received a huge granite shipment this week. A piece weighing over 80,000 pounds is for Mr. Lower and will be the largest job in the area. The monument is to be erected in the I O O F cemetery near Clifton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Marble and Granite Works
Lower
Greedy
Clifton
Republican Register
Washington
Kan
Meeting for Boys and Girls on Agriculture at Fairbury
A meeting for all interested in agriculture and domestic arts will be held at the Fairbury Court House on April 4 at 1 30 p m. The state and county superintendents seek strong attendance and invite parents and visitors. speeches are planned. A Diller delegation visited Fairbury last Friday to inspect roads and learn about local road construction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Fairbury
R. C. Harris, Co
She Fairbury Commercial Club
Dillerlaet
A. V. Pease
Gasette
W. T. Cramb
Journal
Lew Shelley
News
Wm. Mc Donnell
Wes.Crawford
Thos. P. Price
J. W. Fouts
J. Smith
Diller
Apapir
Easter number of Woman's Home Companion opens Holiday Edition
The Easter number of the Woman's Home Companion is a Holiday Edition featuring Spring fashions, cookery, homemaking ideas, and top authors. It is described as colorful and lively, likened to the inside of an old fashioned Easter Egg.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woman’s Home Companion
A Fine Concert by Odell Band at Loock's Hall
The Odell Band and Orchestra performed a fine concert in Loock's Hall Diller on the evening of the 30th. The group, though new last fall under Prof Henderson, includes seasoned players with past Pawnee City Band experience, leaving audiences impressed and eager for a repeat performance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Odell
Ochestra
Loock’s
Diller
Henderson
Pawnee
Diter
Community Obituary Notice of Louis Saffell
Louis Saffell born July 15 1826 died at home near town last Saturday March 26 aged 83 years 8 months 11 days He married Ann Davis in 1859 and they had ten children six living J G Packer A C Wood Mart McCullough Newt Ashpaugh George Saffell and others attended the 2 p m Monday March 28 funeral led by Rev William Boyle Presbyterian Diller Kansas
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louis Saffell
Ann Davis
J. G. Packer
BK. Schulta
Diller
Mart, McCullough
Huron
Kansas
Newt Ashpaugh
George Saffell
Oklahome
William Boyle
Presbyterian _ church
Pelle
Funeral Rites For Resident near Diller
A long obituary recalls a Nebraska settler who lived near Diller since 1881. Family and neighbors attended the service as verses reflect faith, patience, and the depart to heaven. The poem laments the loss while praising the dearly departed and the enduring love of family.
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Nebraska
Diller
Time to pen up garden and free-range chickens
The article warns residents to confine chickens to their premises to avoid neighborhood friction. It notes chickens wandering onto neighbors' gardens cause hard feelings and possible harm, urging owners to keep fowls contained to prevent trouble and disputes.
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Eee
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Hastings
Nebr
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Brock
John
Will Plager
John Kuper
Humboldt
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H H. Beckwith
Chase
Edison Phonographs
Colman
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A. M. Berry
Waltham
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