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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 02, 1915
Page
5
A patched prairie page lists garden work underway and various local notices. Items include feed and chick food promotions from Shutt Drug Co and F Hartzell on St market day, hair switch services from Mrs Pool, winter wheat condition reports, and purchases at Loock & Halischts. Also noted are a work team for sale 3000 lb from Bert Gerard and pasture boarding by C Andrews Steele City with grass and sod for 1.50 per month along with travel notes.
A vintage classified item offers Timothy seed for sale and notes a Waggoner Brothers line about wives and husbands. The odd remark suggests framed moralizing in a wife’s boudoir and a casual marketplace tone.
Mrs A O Richardson and her brother Newton Hayes of Diller traveled through Beatrice this afternoon en route to Auburn called by the illness of their sister Mrs Pascal in Beatrice.
Mrs Wm M Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan writes that after suffering indigestion sour stomach and bad breath she took Chamberlains Tablets I and became well She praises the tablets as splendid and says none are better For sale by all dealers
Chester Sparks left Hebron after arranging to move his family there following his recent engagement in the grocery and meat business. Their car was loaded out Wednesday.
About thirty farmers in the Shea area organized an Equity Exchange and elected officers led by President Ben Roekts and Secretary-Treasurer LE. R. Lambert. Directors include E. F. Oaks Samuel Sollenberger T. L. Rohrangh W. T. Logan and Wm. Dick. The group plans to incorporate and initially ship livestock and grain while keeping options open for future expansion.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for an uncured catarrh case by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It includes endorsements of F. J. Cheney & Co values and a banking reference, with claims of internal treatment and testimonials. Also promotes Hall's Pills for constipation.
Mrs H G Cleveland of Arnold Pa reports relief from sour stomach and bloating after suffering. she credits Cham berlain s Tablets with a full cure after two bottles. For sale by all dealers.
Mr. Cassius Burnham resigned as grammar room teacher effective last Friday to move to a smaller school. Howard Smith of Davenport has been elected to teach the grammar room for the term. The High School and Grammar room announce a wedding. The Physics class studies light while the Agricultural class grafts. The senior class program is Friday. light grade exams next Thursday and Friday. six weeks exams in the High School next week. The Athletic Club raised 860 at the pre social. grounds leased. baseball practice starts. | Look for Senior Class play announcement on front page. Fisher Musser visited from Fairbury. Wm. McKeever of Reynolds on business. Farmers urged to treat oats for smut with formaldehyde. For sale at Shutt's drug store. 2t
Members of the Christian Bible school and Young People classes, along with officers and teachers, hosted a farewell at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tristman for Cassius Burnham who is leaving the community. A cut glass sugar bowl creamer and syrup pitcher were presented in appreciation of his work in Sabbath school and Christian Endeavor. Refreshments followed as goodbyes were bid.
Mrs L Bausch visited her daughter Lulu in Beatrice Tuesday. Arthur Grone returned Tuesday from marketing a car load of cattle of his own feeding at St Joe. Mr and Mrs Geo W Pitts returned. On Wednesday their sons and families from Lincoln and Omaha visited. George Hentichs received a car load of fifty nine head of young cattle from Omaha last Friday to run in pasture this summer.
At a meeting in the Weigel school house near Diller last Friday night the local farmers urged John Riddle for appointment as road drag over seer in the neighborhood. The rest is a quoted exhortation about choosing kindness and truth.
Parcel Post guidance emphasizes secure wrapping and clear addressing with sender name in the upper left corner. Mark packages containing eggs as eggs and perishables as perishable, liquids or jellies as fragile, and avoid thin pasteboard boxes for eggs or berries. Do not include extraneous writing beyond bills or content descriptions.
Mrs. W E Anderson and Mrs Cole visited in Wrymore between trains. George Andrews of St Joe, formerly of Diller, was in town Monday promoting a livestock commission firm.
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports years of rheumatic attacks eased immediately by Chamberlains Liniment. She recommends it to others and notes bottles sold at 25 and 50 cents. For sale by all dealers.
Sunday school at 10 A M and 1 P M with sermons on An Easter Resolution. Epworth League 7 P M and 8 P M sermons on Christ's Last Message. Sunrise prayer service at the Christian church. Egg case short by eleven dozen. Sunday school superintendent asks members to fill it.
On Sunday April 4 1915 the Presbyterian church holds morning Bible school at 10 a.m. an annual congregational meeting with reports from church arms. Junior C E at 4 p.m. Senior C E on Conquering Discouragements Psalms 27 1 14. Consecration meeting. Evening resurrection theme. Sunrise prayer meeting at 6 a.m. at the Christian church invites gathering to seek the risen Christ.
Officials of the M W A lodge will recommend a dues raise at the next meeting on Saturday night April 3. A committee will be chosen for the 1915 picnic and full attendance is requested. C E Carr V C Wie Schnuelle Clerk
Vernon D. Andrews of Beatrice closed a deal with Harry Patton in Diller for Patton's interest in the cement stone garage and electric theatre building. Andrews plans remodeling and equipping the project for repair work and auto service, aiming to handle several car makes.
University of Georgia University Farm engineers report wide tires save horse labor by acting like a roller on plowed roads. Tests show wide tires pull 6.2 percent easier in deep mud and 10.2 percent easier on dry country roads, with even larger gains in fields.
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