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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 18, 1913
Page
5
Local notes report plasterers at work on Mrs. Diller's new opera house as business activity includes funeral flowers and fancy designs at Shutt Drug Co. A birth is announced for Cedric’s child on Saturday April 12. Also listed are a for sale Oakland touring car at 250 dollars and market chatter about local trades and travel.
Theodore Senior was kicked by a horse in the family barn south of town last Thursday, breaking a rib and leaving him in serious condition for several days. He is recovering and able to move about briefly.
Dr. Folsom and Dr. Banuguess announce examinations for young men at their offices on April 22 and 23. Free exams for headaches and health concerns accompany a promotion for a pill claiming to purify the body and restore vigor. The ad urges avoidance of cigarettes and alcohol to stay competitive in life.
A church youth group presented the play Farm Folks on Saturday evening in the city hall. The event was well attended and the proceeds amounted to an unspecified amount.
Spectacle repair offered by G. E. Kimmel with a focus on eye wear service. The Blue Bell cream separator is on exhibition at Blauser's. Street Commissioner Mudge is praised for street cleaning and draining work this week.
Mr and Mrs F M Walburn of Endicott visit Diller relatives between train connections. Ed Pichal traveled to Table Rock for about three weeks of barn building work. Miss Eva Witty of Hebron visited Diller relatives last weekend. Telere who visited her grandma and other Diller kin returned to Fairbury.
Thos. P. Price came back Monday from Kansas City traveling with his mother who spent the winter there and in Topeka and remains in fairly good health for her years.
Mrs H Silks of 29 Dowling Street Sydney Australia reports her son recovered quickly after using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. The remedy is advertised as available from Shutt Drug.
Mr and Mrs Alex Bell welcomed their children and grandchildren who arrived with well filled dinner baskets to celebrate Mrs Bell’s sixtieth birthday on a Sunday gathering at their home.
For sale one good Red Durham milch cow one nearly new John Deere two way plow one walking cultivator nearly new twelve second harrow one Windsor refrigerator nearly new and some household goods Enquire of John Harvey tf.
Supt Eastwood edits the column noting the Lincoln quote and a roundup of school updates. The legislature raises the school tax limit to 35 mills. Delmar Hale returns after illness. Miss Fanders resumes duties. Rev Gillis speaks on educational development. the high school baseball team meets Fairbury at Diller. a Diller band concert and game are teased. grade tests in Ppa and library additions announced. Everett Green returns from hospital. seniors plan a May 16 drama Bound in Honor. Pedagogy class and Supt Eastwood visit District 64 with hospitality from Mr and Mrs C G Bleuser.
Program Charlotte Loock Finance Arthur Vieths Decoration Mignon Hale Invitations Mrs Waggoner Those present were Mrs Blauser Edwin Reinhart Clarence Steffen Gertrude Lamb Charlotte Loock Arthur Vieths Mignon Hale Mrs Orpha Waggoner Mary Hazel Edgington Hazel Place Esther Green Flossie Raymond represented by proxy Enrollment First Primary 25 Second Primary 30 Intermediate 22 Grammar 22 High School 53 Total 152 Average attendance First Primary 24 Second Primary 28 Intermediate 21 Grammar 19 High School 143 perfect in attendance First Primary Flossier teacher Floyd Hadley Treieck Lyle Johnson John Miller Wade Hale Lucius 2 ee-e
A list of cautions outlines actions a level headed person should avoid. It condemns using kerosene to start fires, walking on rails, boarding moving trains, pointing guns at others, forging signatures, hiding savings in old stockings, gambling with strangers, running for public office while employed privately, and calling a stronger man a Har.
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