Mitler Signs Rest and Community Turnout Grows
In town, residents note shifts as the local figure Mitler signs a rest plan and a broader public interest appears. The community begins to engage around the proposal, signaling potential changes ahead.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 04, 1913
Page
8
Local Notes and Small Advertisements Update
Fresh milk for sale by Mrs. H. E. Green. Cement walk under construction in front of the new opera house. Easter visit by Mrs. J. E. Kerr and daughter with relatives at Gilead. Double carriage harness offered for exchange for double work harness. Ed W. W. Calkin mentioned. Frank Tinche and wife of Fairbury visited Mrs. C. F. Rigdon Monday, driving an automobile. Vern McManes moving into Wester Carmichael’s residence. Carmichael moved to Ceboilski farm three miles east.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Tinche
Fairbury
C. F. Rigdon
Vern McManes
Wester Carmichael
Mr. Carmichael
Ceboilski
Miss Addie Miller Takes Week-Long Vacation Amid School Break
Miss Addie Miller teaches in Lincoln city schools and is spending a week at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Miller, between the winter and spring terms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Addie Miller
Lincoln City
Mrs
P. B. Miller
Lulu Fasnacht Returns Home With Family in Peru Nebraska
Lulu Fasnacht came home after three weeks away with her brother in law and sister Mr and Mrs Alvin Pasco of Peru Nebraska bringing their girl home with her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lulu Fasnacht
Alvin Pasco
Peru
Nebr
Utah Mothers Pension Law Provides Monthly Aid to Mothers
The Utah Legislature enacted a Mothers Pension Law effective March 21 that pays ten dollars monthly for one child and five dollars for each additional child to mothers who must work to support their family. The aim is to allow mothers to stay home with young children. The Shea post office opening was delayed to April due to railroad issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Utah
Why He Was Late and the Wheelbarrow Warnings
The narrator jokes about lateness for family reasons and warns about wheelbarrows. He describes the hazards of a wheelbarrow with exaggerated humor, noting how it causes falls, entangles limbs, and defeats careless users.
Wallpaper and Rat cdl The Big Ben alarm clocks sale
The text notes alarm clocks referred to as National alarms for sale at Grupe's. It mentions wallpaper and a rat casual phrase with no clear event or dates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grupe’s. Tf
Can Fit Any Foot More New Shoes
Copy reads Can Fit Any Foot More new shoes just received. Can fit any foot now, also any pocketbook. If Harlan Hadley.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harlan Hadley
Eastwood Elected Waverly School Superintendent
Superintendent Jas. A. Eastwood of Diller High School was chosen to lead Waverly Nebr. schools for the coming year. He will oversee the district's new term and carry on administrative duties as chief educator.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jas. A. Eastwood
Diller High School
Waverly
Nebr
Mr and Mrs Ed Shultz Return From Diller Visit
Mr and Mrs Ed Shultz who had visited at the home of her mother Mrs Saffle and with other Diller relatives since Friday returned home to Polk.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Shultz
Purity Cure Claim Hidden in Fragment
Fragmentary advertisement promises quick relief from headaches sour stomach biliousness and illness. Claims a life purifying effect and rapid improvement without detailing ingredients or substantiation.
What a Hen Can Earn
The Poultry Business discusses four cornerstones of success: suitable buildings, the right foods, good fowls, and hatch and rear facilities. It notes that with wise effort a person can clear about $200 over feed costs from 100 layers, and many are earning even more.
Great aim of mankind is to earn enough for comfort
A concise reflection states the central goal of people as amassing sufficient wealth to secure a comfortable life.
Arbor Day Urges Early Planting and Local News
It looks like rain as we go to press Thursday evening. D R Kelley returns after illness. Chases fine chocolates at J G Packer’s restaurant. Geo W Lichty went to Beatrice to work for Kilpatrick Bros in their grading gang. Arbor Day April 22 is too late for this locality plant now. Mrs C M Tipton visiting from Washington Kan returns home. We are agents for best flower shop in Kansas City with on order flowers and funeral flowers specialty. Snutt Drug Co. Jeweler Kimmel moved household effects from Fairbury to Miss Flora Warthen’s former property, vacated by Hubert Deputy who moved to Thos Copeland’s residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Snutt Drug Co
Kimmel
Fairbury
Flora Warthen
Hubert Deputy
Thos. Copeland
Baras Bruises and Sores Salve Gains Local Notice
Baras Bruises and Sores Salve is advertised as curing L. i Hatin of Iredell Texas from a sore ankle in four days. The ad claims 25c and promotion by Shutt Drug Co. A court note reports A Cebolski vs Geo Leaper settled out of court at Beatrice with Leaper relinquishing a farm east of Diller. Cebolski claimed rental to Vetser Carmichael who would move onto it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. i Hatin
Iredell
Tex
Shutt Drug Co
A. Cebolski
Local Remedy Promises Quick Cure for Child Cold
An excerpt from Mrs. H. Silks of Dowling Street Sydney describes a remedy that cured her son’s severe cold after a small bottle was used. The product is advertised for sale by Shr.
Tornado Causes Explained by Weather Expert Loveland
Director George A. Loveland of the U S Weather Bureau spoke to the YMCA bachelor’s club on tornado formation and distinction from cyclones. He described how tornadoes arise in the southeast quadrant of cyclones and noted the difference between near earth warm air and cooler upper air, with remarks on soil layers and stratification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Y. M. C. A. Bachelor’s Club
George A. Loveland
United States Weather Bureau
Loveland
Nebraska
Gulf of Mexico
Hudson Bay
Atlantic
Pacific
Jolie
Stock Shipments Report From Diller and Nearby Areas
Eight car load of stock were sent to the St. Joe market from Diller this week. Quinter Fry sent two of cattle and one of hogs, and the Farmers shipping association one of hogs on Monday, Ed Woods two of cattle and two of hogs, and J. F. Clark a mixed load bought of John and Will Plager on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joe
Diller
Quinter Fry
Farmers Shipping Association
Ed Woods
J. F. Clark
John
Will Plager
Banner Year for Babies in New York 1912
New York reports 1912 as a banner year for infants with fewer deaths and more births. The overall death rate fell from 15.13 to 14.11 percent, while infant mortality dropped six percent. There were 14,289 infant deaths versus 15,063 in 1911, and births rose by 1,081. The improvement is tied to an ongoing campaign against baby death rather than weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Reading Advice From a Distant Voice
A fragment urges careful selection of reading material and avoiding transient street gossip. It cites Doctor Johnson and travelers choosing reputable sources and places, implying quality conversation and information come with higher costs but greater value.
Fragmentary note on selling style and craft
Fragmented文字 hints at questions about selling a novel and level of insight. The garbled text mentions a reader or writer seeking guidance on how to market a work and how to measure quality. Further readable context is needed for a precise summary.
Estate of Annie Cleared for Probate
In the matter of the estate of Annie, the court ordered probate actions to proceed and appointed a personal representative to manage assets and liabilities under applicable law. Details identify the estate and next filing deadlines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Annie
Also Mentioned on This Page
H. E. Green
J. E. Kerr
Gilead
W. W. Calkin
The
C. Secesscation
Jostall Ir
Shea
Dan Rat cdl
D. R. Kelley
J. G. Packer
Geo. W. Lichty
Beatrice
Kilpatrick Bro’s
C. M. Tipton
J. C. Morehead
Washington, Kan
Baras
Oularly
Pacific Coast
Beace
Yellowstone National Age
East
Gardiner
Ee Woot
Glacier National Park
Great Northern Railway
Belton
Glacier Park Station
Mont
Park
Wonderland
Iptive
A. T. Watson
Neb
United States
Uncle Sam
G. A. Loveland
Nave
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