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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1907
Page
5
Community notes from Diller Nebraska report extended school days, local visits, farm offers, and upcoming entertainment. Local families welcome visitors from Fairbury and nearby towns, with announcements of births and moving plans. A road improvement project near town begins under J. W. Fouts supervision.
Notice requests farmers to bring cultivators plows and farm gear to a shop for repair before spring work. Sam advertises 20th century farm derricks for lifting loading and handling on the farm plus a lathe for machine turning with an invitation to visit. Christ Kielsmeier signs the notice.
Dr Leach a Fairbury dentist and Mrs F D Carr with others visited Wy more on Tuesday. The notice promotes Neeleys Pharmacy selling drugs paint and wallpaper. It also advertises sale of a John Deere planter and riding mower with Edge Selection Drop by J D Fanpers, claiming better stand and more corn.
We are agents for the Fairmont Creamery Co and pay the highest price for cream. Cream received Wednesday forenoons and Saturday all day. J D Fanpers. Glenn Pearce arrives from Boise Idaho. nephew of the recept man and son of C W Pearce the barber. He is a painter by trade and will stay if he can get work.
Mrs. Fannie Connor of Georgetown Tennessee credits Dr King’s New Discovery with curing a severe pneumonia related lung illness after other remedies failed. She reports nightly suffering and a neighbor’s consumption concerns, and says the bottle brought relief. Sold by Spear Drug Co. 40e and $1.00.
Dr. Claude Ellis will be away on Mondays Thursdays and Fridays, Clyde Hutchinson named regular carrier and La Forest Raymond a substitute for rural route No. 1 out of Diller. No green bugs found in winter wheat near Diller, A L Tristman reports no specimens to send to Lincoln urn for grain purchases.
J. D. Fanders announces a car load of good baled prairie hay expected in a few days. The notice indicates imminent delivery for local buyers and farmers seeking livestock feed.
Miss Iva Gegory who had visited here with the family of Harry McBride returned Sunday to her home at Franklin Nebraska.
Effie Diller Violet Musser and Clara Steiner will travel to Seattle Washington next week Tuesday to spend the summer there and possibly longer, seeking new opportunities and experiences.
Dr. Folsom, an ear nose and throat surgeon, will be at Dr. Bauguess’ office in Diller from Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon, April 30 and May 1. Spectacles fitted. Examinations free.
A reader from Nolan Ark. Ella Sliyton notes health costs in malarious areas. Dr Kings New Life Pills offer vigor for 25 cents with a satisfaction guarantee at Spear Drug Co. The piece also extols farmers gaining leisure and education through improved machinery and eight hour days.
Singing and dancing comedian Edgar L Schooler appears at Loock s Opera House on April 26 along with Gehle s Musical Artista and the Living Moving Picture Dance. Admission 15 25 and 35 cents. A banker in the East is ill from blood poisoning contracted from handling unclean bills, but the chase for sumed money continues.
A Harper’s writer recalls a southern visit where a bishop hears a servant sing Nearer My God to Thee while boiling eggs. The host’s piety is praised yet humor reveals the hymn doubles as a kitchen ringtone for different egg textures.
A call urges every man woman and child to support the town to become better. Citizens must step up lend a hand and lead to feed the town with effort and avoid hiding light under a bushel to attract external attention.
A brief snow event left a light dusting Wednesday night but melted away by sunrise. Records show a brief winter tease with no lasting impact on the day.
A May Woman's Home Companion piece praises apartment living with built in central vacuum systems. All rooms connect to a basement chamber. a flexible hose attaches to a nozzle to lift dust instantly. An attendant shovels debris from a subcellar chamber, making sweeping nearly dust free and quick.
A neighbor is advised to consider Sun-Proof Paint and J. O. Blauser. Rodger Sidile, son of Joe Sadle once in the local butcher business, has returned home from Omaha after a three to four week visit with friends near Diller.
Creditors of Otto Willims deceased must file claims with the administratrix in Jefferson county Nebraska court by September 2 1907. Claims presented for examination and allowance at the county judge’s room on September vith 1907 at 1 p m. Six months to present claims from March 23 1907. Notices published in the Diller Record for four weeks prior to September 26 1907.
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