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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1909
Page
5
The column lists local rail schedule fragments, notes on residents such as Dr Leach and Dr Ellis, purchases and sales like Langley tools, and community updates. It mentions H Z Diller traveling to Omaha for hospital care, blue front breeding barn activity, a church supper raising $123, and ads for Pickard Sons lace and Shoop Health Coffee promotions.
The 1908 real estate tax becomes delinquent May 1 1909. Come early to avoid the rush as the county needs the money now. Respectfully your servant John Simpson County Treasurer.
A Springfield merchant recounts doctors diagnosing his son's consumption as hopeless. After three weeks on Dr King’s New Discovery the boy recovered fully. The medicine is advertised as infallible for coughs and lung diseases, priced 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free from Spear Drug Co.
A Fairbury special reports George Knoller, once earning just over a dollar a day on a St. Joe and Grand Island section, saved, bought Nebraska land, quit the section job, and now farms 400 acres in Jefferson county with his sons. His holdings include good improvements and a prosperous household.
The preliminary hearing of Alber Leaper in county court found him bound over to the district court with bond set at $1,000. Six state witnesses testified including Monaamith brothers and Ruby Colman. Leaper entered not guilty pleas to eight counts and the case was continued to the next term with Brown as surety.
The page lists milk cows for sale and asks to inquire at Miss Ballard's for tickets and a plaque. It notes a photograph gallery opening at W M Hane n every tf and Colman’s residence decorating by Mr Hanson of Fairbury. Also mentions nurse Hildebrant returning to Beatrice and a Racket shop selling hosiery towels napkins postcards and enamelware for the home.
De Folsom Eve Ear Nose specialist to visit Dr. Bauquess on Wednesday April 21. Spectacles fitted and examinations free. Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea advertised as a tonic. Presbyterian Missionary Society to hold a ten cent tea April 17 at Mrs Annie M Diller’s home featuring India and Freedmen topics. German Lutheran church at Hanover struck by lightning and burned after services. Odell Cider Vinegar and Pickling Co began vinegar production last week with 35 to 40 barrel days and 150 carloads expected this year.
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