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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1914
Page
8
A quoted remark compares the risk of a coughing lessee to a man wielding a revolver, highlighting concerns about public safety and reckless behavior. The line emphasizes how a minor habit can pose a greater threat in crowded situations.
A Kansas man praised his Go-to-Church Sunday experience and said he could scarcely wait for a return date in 1915. He expressed strong enthusiasm for the church visit and the fellowship shared during the event.
Arthur E. Price came back yesterday from Lincoln with his automobile left there about a week ago due to bad roads. While there the car was overhauled and a new top installed.
A. C. Selt, former cashier of the defunct First National Bank of Superior, pleaded guilty in a federal court in Omaha to converting bank funds for personal use and received a five year sentence at Leavenworth penitentiary.
S F Clark invites customers to view the complete wallpaper line and discuss paints and painting services. The note thanks patrons for past favors and encourages future business.
A testimonial from Lee L. Chapman of Mapleton Iowa says five years of rheumatism left him unable to raise his right hand or lie still at night. After two months using Chamberlain's Liniment he was cured and has not suffered since. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
3000 bushels of choice 1912 ear corn offered for seed at 80 cents per bit. Also sells a complete stock of field seeds and home grown alfalfa seed at right prices. Odell Nebraska business notice by F J Truxan.
Worth Dowling a former Diller boy and D H S class of 12 who has served as a clerk in the railway postal service with Beatrice headquarters has been moved to a different division based in St Joseph Missouri. He is brother to Mrs E E Hill and Mrs F W Frisbie of this place.
Assessors will record all residents living on farms who are over 21 under the title Occupants of Farms in the agricultural statistics blanks. Time Employed on Farms will be tabulated under item 96 and Amount of Wages Earned under item 97. Changes agreed after blanks were sent to county assessors.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Re ward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F. J. CHENEY CO Toledo O the buyers have known F J Cheney for years and believe his claims Hall's Cure taken internally acting through the blood and mucous membranes Sold by NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE Toledo O per bottle
Mrs. E. B. McClay and Miss Bert Ballard with Ruth Mary visited Diller relatives between trains Sunday and were escorted home by their father Alex Ballard who will visit for a month or two.
Invitations are issued for the marriage of Dr S B Viers of this city to Miss Ina Mae Drake of Red Cloud Nebraska set for noon on Wednesday April 15 1914 at the Drake home. After April 20 the couple will reside at Diller.
A local notice promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for coughs and colds. It claims worldwide reputation and praises, noting Shutt Drug Co. as the seller.
The passage ponders the Easter season as a source of soul happiness and certainty. It traces humanity’s search for meaning from ancient Egypt and Chaldea to modern life in Chicago and London, where a businessman questions his part in a life beyond his own existence.
Guidance from the U S Department of Agriculture stresses working roads in damp spring soil rather than late summer. Dry conditions waste power, create dust, and cause poor compaction, while spring use yields a firm crust that resists dust in summer and mud in winter.
Herb Caveness recalls jokes about editors getting rich with little effort. He cites absurd schemes promising roses, pills, gold mine shares, bicycles, circus tickets, shotguns, real estate deeds, and funeral notices as supposed payoffs for advertising, highlighting the ridiculous premise that editors profit from such arrangements.
Mrs James Mayborn recovers rapidly from operation. Win Hills baby still under doctor care. H H Beck recovering and rode to town last Thursday. Ladies met with Mrs H K Moffit. J L Hughes visited with daughter Mrs Wilbur Hiatt. A J Hill marketed wheat in Diller. Miss Mary Edgington to teach Hill school. Pleasant View Christian Endeavor plans play The Town Marshall for Friday April 17 at church. Eight characters four acts with music. admission 15 and 25 cents.
George Roelfs of the Diller vicinity died Saturday at 2 30 PM at age 81 after a seven week illness. He lived five miles northwest of Diller and moved from Illinois twelve years ago with his family. He was nearly bedridden for nine years and left a wife twelve children eighteen grandchildren and one great grandchild. Funeral services were held at the house Tuesday with Rev Teckhaus of the German Lutheran church officiating in German and English. Interment followed at Prairie Home cemetery.
Mrs George Roelfs and family thank sympathizing friends for ministrations during their recent bereavement, the loss of husband father and grandfather, and express sincere gratitude for all that was done.
Ownership statement for the Diller Record published weekly at Diller Nebraska. Editor and owner Frank T Pearce lists himself as editor and publisher. No bondholders or other security holders reported. Sworn before Notary Arthur E Price on March 31 1914.
A bulletin from the Indiana Agricultural Experiment Station urges farmers earning significant dairy income to build a dedicated dairy house. The plan emphasizes easy cleaning, proper drainage, heating, ample light, ventilation, washing and cooling facilities, a clean separate dairy area from the barn, and, if not feasible, a clean well ventilated alternative for handling and storage.
An old wagon wheel device is shown as a convenient means to orient and access multiple mail boxes located together. The illustration highlights a practical, space efficient design.
The article discusses disputes between farmers and hired workers when employment ends early. It notes that generally the worker can recover the value of services actually rendered, minus damages to the employer for noncompletion. Illness or death is treated as an act of God, excusing delay or nonperformance.
The Kansas Farmer notes hogs need abundant water in cold weather as troughs freeze. Prof Deitrich of Illinois Agricultural College showed water intake boosts feed efficiency and suggests liquid water or warm slop feeds to encourage drinking. A feed cooker could aid warm liquid feed delivery during winter.
To secure an early supply of new potatoes next season plant the tubers of any good early variety in pots and start them in the house. Use four to five inch pots, two thirds full, with top dressing as plants grow. One potato per pot, timing so they start well before outdoor planting.
The note advises feeding and housing hens in winter with dry floors litter air and no draft. Recommend greens cabbages beets mangels small potatoes specked apples and artificial grit oyster shells bone and charcoal. Include dusting with insect powder and a dust bath, mixed with powdered sulphur for best results.
Advises clearing grass from the base of small trees and installing wire protectors to shield trunks from winter rodent damage. Emphasizes keeping saplings safe from mice and rabbits during cold months.
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