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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 12, 1912
Page
5
Chunkwood Prices and Local Travel Notes
Chunkwood for oS at 1.50 perrick. Joe Hiatt transacts. F P Tatman returned Wednesday from a trip to Blue Rapids. Rev E B Macxy attended a Ministerial meeting at Western this week. Mr and Mrs A H Colman returned yesterday from spending the winter in Los Angeles. Some progressive Republicans wonder what Taft will do with the nomination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. B.macxy
Western
A. H. Colman
Los Angeles
Calif
Taft
Local News Briefs And Household Chores In Diller Area
Local items report hog loading by R F Starr, roof work by J L Lamb, and porch addition for Sam Thompson. Visits include Mrs J A Eastwood from Kansas, Mrs E L Loock and Henrichs in Diller to Gilead, and Florerice Goldsmith returning to Fairbury. A rheumatism tip promotes Chamberlains Liniment. Edison phonograph business sold to J O Blauser.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. L. Loock
E. R. Henrichs
Diller
Gilead
J. O. Blauser
Sue
H.H. Beckwith
Eye, Ear Nose Throat Specialist Visit and Hardware Sale
Dr. Folsom will be at Dr. Bauquess office on Monday April 15 for free examinations and spectacle fittings. Overstocks include diger har rows, two row corn machines, broadcasting and endgate feeders, press drills, catking cultivators. discounts 5 to 20 percent. Buggies 15 to 20 percent for ten days. H E Foster Ellis Nebr. Voters urged to study sample ballots before the April 19 primary. long ticket with amendments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
H. E. Foster
Ellis
Nebr
Stallion advertised for 1912 breeding season near Diller
Attention to point breeders. A class of colts with style size and temper is offered. The stallion stands at the Henry Behrends farm one mile east of Diller for $12.50 to insure a colt to stand and suck. Season of 1912.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Behrends
Tale
Diller
Peasant Appointed Postmaster at Ellis
Guy Peasant has been appointed postmaster at Ellis to succeed D. J. Wood who resigned. He was recommended by Congressman Sloan. No. 16 ran late Wednesday due to a small wreck at the scene of the Bostwick disaster on the Republican River west of Superior. Saw red clover in thin wheat this month. The fall pasture will more than pay for the seed. Home grown seed $10. L. R. Lambert, Steeler City phone. 21
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Guy Peasant
At. Ellis
D. J. Wood
Mr. Peasant
Congressman Sloan
Republican River
Superior
L. R. Lambert
Steeler City
High School Team Faces Diller Businessmen in Decisive Game
The high school ball team defeated the Diller businessmen 5 to 3 on Wednesday in a practice match. A prior game ended with the businessmen winning 5 to 3, setting up a third and final game to determine the series winner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Business Men
Business Men
Dr King’s New Life Pills Advertised for Liver Blues
An old newspaper ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills as a cure for sluggish liver and bilious poisoning. It claims the pills improve stomach, liver and kidney function and end the blues. Shutt Drug Co. promotes a 25 cent bottle.
Arbor Day Proclaimed Legal Holiday in Nebraska
Governor Aldrich issues a proclamation noting Arbor Day as a legal holiday in Nebraska and urging fitting observance. April 22 is statute designated as Arbor Day, with Nebraska the first state to declare it a legal holiday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aldrich
Nebraska
Union
Birthday Surprise For Mrs Waggoner
Mr and Mrs C E Waggoner enjoyed a pleasant birthday surprise on Monday of last week. Guests included Mr and Mrs John Greider, Mr and Mrs Bert Bell and Florence, Mr and Mrs Jesse Brandt, Cal Waggoner, Miss Orpha Bell, Mr and Mrs KE Habicht, Mr and Mrs Lee Calkins and Bernice. The evening was very pleasant.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Waggoner
John Greider
Bert Bell
Florence
Jesse Brandt
Cal Waggoner
Orpha Bell
KE. F. Habicht
Lee Calkins
Bernice
Why He was Late and a Stomach Trouble Chat
A dialogue shows a man arriving late after meeting Smithsoy and discussing his stomach trouble. He explains he asked about his health and advised Chamberlain's Tablets, fitting a humorous kitchen table exchange. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smithsoy
Voter Roll Marks April 19 Primary Tally
Voters will receive a ticket resembling wallpaper containing 75 to 90 names from which they must pick those most likely to manage their business interests. The ballot urges selecting men deemed capable and trustworthy to win, emphasizing practical choice over familiarity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shige
Third Grade and School News From Diller Area
The column notes new pupils Elizabeth Folkers Allen and John Folkers in the primary grades and Elizabeth Starr visiting the primary room. A seventh grade team lineup is listed for an upcoming game with Fairbury, plus a long roll of student names. Teachers report high spelling scores with Gear at 100 percent, absences due to illness, and final physiology exams for grades five and six.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snyder
Dunn
Beckwith
Reinhart
Morgan
Vieths
Bodell
Fairbury
Patsy Diller
Helen Patton
Elmer -Loock
Alice
Pearl Diller
Thelma Stotts
Roe Carr
Edith Patton
Oliver Diehl
Imogene
Gear
Irene Blauser
Nellie Green
Carroll Diller
Lucile
Alfred Martin
Creosla Hadley
Eva Line
Dan “Gretzinger
Stanley Blythe
Hastings “College
Wegleyan Althea
Fire destroys Rock Island Thorhogon crossroad station
The Rock Island at Thorho gon crossing the Burlington near the fourth station at Diller was totally destroyed by fire Saturday night delaying the Rocky Mountain Limited train thirty minutes. The mean temperature of last month was the coldest March in thirty years at 26 degrees with 0.73 inches of moisture and notable warm and cold days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rock Island
Thorhogon
Burlington
Diller
G. A. Loveland
Editor’s noon deadline shuts me out this issue
The writer notes an editor’s sharp Wednesday noon ad deadline and laments being shut out for the current issue. He recalls the rule as a firm custom and promises to return next week, urging readers to remember the date.
Good Roads Column Highlights April 25 Road Day
The piece urges community effort for Good Roads Day on April 25 requesting volunteers to grade roads near the cemetery. It notes highway improvement as a national movement, mentions P Price setting curb lines near the cemetery, J W Fouts speaking at Elmwood Nebraska for a Good Roads meeting and banquet, and local business ads and social notes including Easter bonnet talk and visits by Mrs Bremener and Miss Winters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P.price
Elmwood
Nebr
Commercial Club
Good Roads
Agents Wanted for Pendleton Land Company in Nebraska
Advertisement seeking agents for orange and grape fruit groves, truck farming, poultry and general farms in best districts. Promises literature writing work. Address Pendleton Land Company in Lincoln Nebraska at First National Bank Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pendleton Land
Bucksen’s Arnica Salve Promoted for Various Ailments
An advertisement touts Bucksen’s Arnica Salve as quick relief for pimples boils scratches knocks sprains bruises burns scalds and cuts. It urges keeping it on hand at Bhatt Drug Co. and emphasizes safety for treating minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Onis Ske
Bhatt Drug Co
Judgement For Jim Chirnside In County Dispute
In Jefferson district court Judge Pemberton ruled for Ex-Sheriff Jas Chirnside, awarding 1221 dollars in jailer fees for six years of service. The county’s appeal rights remain, and both sides challenge the verdict as they consider Supreme Court review.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pemberton
Jas
Chirnside
Jefferson
Wis Teas Asaene
Shoebotham
Supreme Court
Fairbury Journal
Ambiguous Motto Remains in Gentle Manners Note
A peculiar editorial line urges a gendered courtesy, claiming men share gentleness unless the speaker is a woman. The piece hints at unsettled affairs in Mexico and a general call for polite conduct amid unsettled times.
Almost a Miracle Cures Cough with King’s New Discovery
W B Holsclaw of Claredon Texas recounts his brother severe cough nearly consumptive. After using Dr King’s New Discovery he was cured with ten bottles and now weighs 218 pounds. Family tradition praises the remedy for coughs and colds. Trial bottle free at Shutt Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. B. Holsclaw
Claredon Tex
Dr. King
Shutt Drug Co
Beard vow triggers wild misadventure in Bakersfield
James C Waite, once a St Louis dry goods counter clerk who vowed not to shave until William Jennings Bryan was elected, rode into Bakersfield California, unwound his beard from a spool and broke his vow amid a forgotten reason, recalling faded campaign methods and their odd memories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bakersfield
Calif
James C. Waite
Scroggs, Vandervoort & Barney Dry Goods
St. Louis
War on Trespassing A crusade to save lives on railroads
The Interstate Commerce Commission and western governors join railways to curb trespassing. They plan drastic penalties as legislation is prepared to halve railroad deaths, aiming to save about 5000 lives annually.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Interstate Commerce Commission
United States
Eee Ge
F. Miller
Chakths
Also Mentioned on This Page
Eeeeer
A. mi
A. m
P.m
Rick
Joe Hiatt
F. P. Tatman
Wednesee
Blue Rapids
R.F. Starr
Monda
J.L. Lamb
Mra
Sam Thompson
W. T. Ward
Idaho
C. H. Wright
A. Friday
Sam
Sycamore Springs
Resinees
Alo
South Bend
Colman
Supt. Eastwood
R. L. Oaka
J. W. Fouts
Tincher & Rigdon
Easter
Bonnet
O. J. Mayborn
Diller State Bank
St. Joe
Kansas City
Chas. Bremener
Alice Winters
Formosa
W. A. Cherry
Jim
Mexico
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