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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 07, 1911
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows timetable notes for passenger and freight services, including No 18 trains with arrival times 9 58 am and 6 00 am and a daily local freight schedule.
A chaotic ad item lists a sick joke question and a sale of a seven year old stallion weighing 1250 seats. It notes Sam Friday inquiry, painters Hansen and Willer returning from Wymore, Frank Tincher elected mayor on law and order ticket, and a ladies millinery display at S. J. Senior’s store RENELDA FANDERS.
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a sugar coated remedy for numerous ailments including constipation headache dyspepsia and malaria. The note notes a salesman style claim of turning weakness into strength and mental power.
In the village election held Tuesday two trustees were elected for two years. Esme Hadley received 36 votes and B F Lightner 86 as regular nominees. Independent S F Clark polled 62 and Mesers Lightner and Clark won. They take office at the board meeting the first Wednesday night in May. Dr L A Bordner, assistant State Veterinarian, Wymore, Nebr, and Mrs P Raymond visited Fairbury.
A brief classified item notes poor batteries limit ignition and mentions Hercules dry cell tests 30 for gas engine work at J D Fanders. It also offers stock to pasture four miles west of Hollenberg Kansas with cattle priced at 3.00 and costs 4.500 per head for the season. Contact H Williamson 823 High St Beatrice Nebraska for details.
Village boards demand supervision by the Street Commissioner for walk construction and approval before work begins to avoid relay costs. Notes on saving habits contrast with local notices about residents and families moving, illness, and schooling in nearby towns.
A notice lists a team of mules for sale as well as advertising Dr Cure All the get rich quick doctor appearing at Lpo ck s Opera House tonight. It notes Mrs Bixby returned Friday from Kansas after attending her mother s funeral and remaining for her father until another relative could move there. The piece mentions preparations for the busy season with machinery harvest horses weed grain and household improvements for the women.
Local Beetown resident Samuel Birch narrowly avoided loss of his leg from a deep sore that resisted medical care until Bucklen’s Arnica Salve healed it completely. Also noted are brief items: death of Wm. Jacobs near Lanham, age about 45, survived by widow and children, and various society notes including theater and travel plans of local residents.
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