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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 03, 1908
Page
5
Railway timetable notes show local and freight services with daily schedules from 1008 a.m. to 4:40 p.m. The fragment lists local routes and freight connections with mentions of East and West directions and several local offices or departament numbers.
Dr Leach the Fairbury dentist announces fresh California cabbage available today at his office. The note also mentions voting on a license question and local happenings including ranch work and market activity.
Farmers urged to consider Geo Pickard & Son for wind mills and farm supplies while A Bordner offers Dr Hillcrest at 15.00. Fouts sells 80 acre Diller farm to Ben Roelfs for 75 per acre. Hollister’s Tea marketed. Tincher & Dickenson Bros plan clothing stack in Fairbury. Texas reader praises Piocules kidney remedy via Neely’s Pharmacy.
The funeral service for Percy Lott was conducted by Rev. J. H. Weatervelt at the deceased sisters' Rock Creek home last Tuesday afternoon. Interment followed in Fairbury cemetery.
Pain anywhere can be stopped by Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablet. Claims fast relief from congestion and high blood pressure with pain vanishing in 20 minutes. Tableta priced at 25 cents. Free package offer by writing Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
Village election set for next Tuesday. C De Vries, living west of town, is down with typhoid fever. Fred Oaken builds a carpenter shop north of the post office. Pickard and Son sell gasoline lines. Joy Reinhart clerks in Neely Pharmacy during Harry Shutt's absence. DeWitt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised for piles and injuries. Miss Ballard receives spring catalogue from Chas A Stevens Chicago inviting ladies to view. Hollister's Blood Tea offered at 35 cents by eely's Pharmacy.
An article notes Frank Mathias keeping a hog with an extra limb projecting from a fore leg, creating four ground marks as it walks. It also promotes the Plow cut Disc Harrow claiming non clogging in wet soil and an indestructible wood bushing bearing.J.D FANDERS.
Taxpayers are warned delinquent May 1 1908 for 41 All Land and Lot Tax. County Treasurer JoHn Simpson and F E Wolken of Diller area highlighted. Also notes a patent granted to F E Wolken for a device to convey mail from rural boxes to farms. Mentions Dr Shoop's Restorative as a tonic sold by local pharmacists and a county Modern Woodmen of America meeting with delegates to the state camp and a county log rolling association organized with officers named.
An April 9 lecture by Dr Edwin Lanham closes the Diller Entertainment Course at Lpock's Hall free for Old Plantation Quartette and Jubilee Singers attendees. Reserved seats require tickets at Spears Drug before 7:30 P M. others pay 25 35 or 50 cents. The talk blends history poetry science and humor and aims to elevate humanity.
Notice states Raymond building in Diller Nebraska will host the village election on Tuesday April 7 1908 from 9am to 7pm. Three village trustees to serve two years will be elected and voters will decide on granting or denying a saloon license. Signed Alex Bell chair and Haney Earon village clerk.
Anton Friday born in Bellen Germany March 6 1845 died at his home near Diller Nebraska March 25 1908 age 63 years 19 days after a four day illness. He came to America in 1662 served sixteen months as teamster in Civil War artillery. Survived by wife and eleven children ten living, funeral at Fairbury Catholic church with burial in Fairbury cemetery attended by many from Diller.
An advertisement touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as pleasant tasting and nonconstipating. It asserts rapid gentle bowel action helps expel the cold and soothes inflammation, urging purchase at Spear Drug Co.
Martin Fanders visited Omaha on business last Friday and Saturday. Every member of the Christian Church is requested to make an arti cle for the Easter Eve Bazaar. The Patton Sun Proof Paint still maintains its reputation as being the best paint made sold by J O Blauser. Mrs Sears and daughter Viola visited at the home of their daughter and sister Mrs H Grape. Dr Claude Ellis will not be in his office at Diller on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays. If ManZan Pile Remedy comes ready to use in a collapsible tube with nozzle attached one application proves its merit. For all forms of Piles 50c guaranteed sold by Neelys Pharmacy. F Hartzell shipped five car loads of cattle one hundred head and one car load of hogs to the St Joe market Sunday H Z Diller Bud Bell and Col J B Wright accompanying him.
About 35 neighbors and friends surprised Mr. and Mrs. Starry Boggs as they prepare to move to Beatrice. The gathering Tuesday night presented them with a fine oak rocker as a keepsake of their time in the neighborhood.
A testimonial from C N Cornell of Roding Georgia dated August 27 1906 endorses Kodal for stomach and bowel trouble. He reports lasting relief since 1902 noting improved digestion blood purification and tonic effects with continued occasional use. Spear Drug Co. Chicago Illinois distributed the product.
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