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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 19, 1912
Page
5
The fragment lists train numbers 13 15 and 65 with through passenger local and local freight services. It shows times like 3 53 a m and references east and west routes. The incomplete text indicates a timetable entry from a newspaper page.
E. L. Loock made a business trip to Beatrice Tuesday. Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis returned Saturday from Omaha after attending the funeral of her father. The item mentions rheumatism and Chamberlains Liniment. A quip on fishing and brains appears as a joke.
Mrs Rhodes, staying at her daughter Mrs Dr Diebbi's home, returned Monday to her Beatrice area residence while the doctor drove his new automobile away.
A large crowd gathered late day to hear Col Ro, a progressive candidate, speak at a Wymere venue during the afternoon.
Louis Pimper of Plymouth, a Republican candidate for county assessor, visited Diller and nearby areas on Wednesday. He has served as precinct assessor at Plymouth for seventeen years.
Overstocked inventory list includes disc- bar rows two raw corn machines broad cast and endgate feeders press drills walking cultivators. Authored by H. E. Foster of Ellis Nebraska.
In an April issue of a women’s home companion Aunt Ruth boards a train for her first trip. Her maid arranges a reticule and panic handbox while wait for the engine. Aunt Ruth models skirts and footstool as the conductor passes, and she signals she is ready to depart.
The week brings tough conditions for gardeners in Glen Team area with crops affected by cold weather. Mrs H Silks of 29 Dowling Street Sidney Australia credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for her son's quick recovery from a severe cold after a small bottle. The remedy is sold by Shutt Drug Co.
The village board plans a 3 percent inch test hole drilled below the 250 feet of 9 inch hole to check for another water vein to increase the supply for the city water works.
Disaster at 2:15 Tuesday morning as the steamer Titanic struck an iceberg and sank near Newfoundland. More than 1300 of the 2200 aboard perish, with full details appearing in today’s papers.
Frank L. Spear, once involved in proprietary medicines in Topeka Kansas, has disposed of his interests there and is now seeking a new location. He was in Beatrice a day or two ago.
Mr and Mrs B F Lightner and Miss Mary Burkett attended the Tuesday forenoon funeral at the family residence in Lanham for George L Faxon an old respected resident of Glenwood township who died Sunday evening of paralysis. The burial followed that afternoon at Beatrice. Faxon was an uncle of Mrs Lightner and Miss Burkett.
A man explains he arrived an hour late after meeting Smithson. He recounts asking about his friend’s health and listening to a long tale about stomach trouble. He recommends Chamberlain's Tablets and notes they are sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Mare owners should verify stallion licenses before breeding. Ask to see the Stallion Registration certificate and keep copies on hand and at the stall barn. If license papers are not available, do not use the horse for service.
Supt Eastwood Ray Tatman visited the Grammar room Monday with Arlo Henderena. Hallie Tatman leaves the fourth grade. Orval Owens missed Monday on his first day back this year. Lincoln visitors last Saturday included Arends and Sturdevant. Intermediate room pupils regret Bryan Tatman leaving. State Teachers examinations set for April 20 at Diller High School. Bessie Cherry returns after illness and has been elected to teach next year in District 60 Jefferson Co. Miss Mary Burkett absent Tuesday to attend her uncle’s funeral in Lanham. Junior Senior reception planned for Friday at Irene Blauser’s home. Worth Dowling and others attended a teachers meeting at Fairbury. D.H.S. boys lost at Fairbury. return game planned at home. Robert Cully back in school after four-month absence. welcome return. High School faculty and pupils regret Nettie and Kitty Tatman moving to Narka Kansas. Blue Hill Hastings debate gives Hastings the victory. Western and Hastings contest for first. Blue Hill and Diver to debate for third as Diller takes affirmative. debate in Diller May 9. Open sessions planned for fall. freshmen program moved to April 26 in high school room after fire. Program includes instrumental and vocal acts and a play A Perplexing Situation. Admission 10 and 20 cents. proceeds apply to piano payment.
A promotional note touts Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for coughs and colds. It claims prompt relief and cure, available from Shutt Drug Co.
An anonymous admonition urges cheerful conduct and self restraint. It promotes smiling, telling pleasant stories, avoiding complaints, and spreading small acts of kindness because life passes once and no one pays for your sorrows.
An old advertisement extols the Royal Insurance Company with a dramatic claim that its fires never go out. It cites 1911 losses, 3535 new policies and renewals daily, and promotes cyclone insurance as part of its season offerings.
Albert Woods and R L Oaks cut curbs for two miles near the cemetery as Good Roads Day activities planned by the Commercial club. 300 invitations mailed to supporters. cement tile laid for water channels. catering planned for 200 workers in squads. trees trimmed for visibility. J W Fouts expands a half mile road. local sales and wallpaper ads noted.
An old advertisement touts Buek- Jen arnica salve as a cure for pimples boils scratches sprains burns and cuts. It emphasizes rapid relief and urges keeping a tube on hand for boys and girls. Priced at 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
J C Morehead of Diller Nebraska says a three dollar per hundred margin on cattle is profitable and this was shown in a shipment of heifers at the local yards. Three cows averaged 1184 pounds sold at 7.25 while Morehead paid 4.25 at South Omaha. Heifers gained 300 pounds each over four and a half months. One cow from Morehead brought 105.00 and twenty one head were loaded for export to Liverpool England before departure.
W B Holsclaw of Claredon Texas recalls a startling change in his brother after a dreadful cough. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery with relief from consumption fears and says the patient now weighs 218 pounds. The remedy is quick safe reliable with a guarantee. Trial bottle free at Shutt Drug Co.
Chief Deputy Fire Commissioner Chas A Randall orders that all gasoline oils be kept in underground tanks. He notes the cost of installing a reasonable system should not exceed the annual evaporation value for averaging one or two barrels per week. He warns against handling any amount carelessly.
The record shows a Reynolds postmaster convicted of embezzling 2664.61 dollars from government funds. After conviction he requested a new trial citing irregularities, with the judge keeping the matter under advisement before sentencing under federal law.
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