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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
5
Charles F. Marvin of the Weather Bureau issues the week forecast starting Wednesday April 28 1915. Generally fair weather with temperatures above seasonal averages expected for several days, followed by local showers and cooler conditions toward week’s end.
Rev E S Grimes attended the closing of revival meetings at Fairbury Sunday evening. Born to Mr and Mrs Frank Sediacek an 84 pound girl arrived three miles east of Diller on April 27. Alfalfa growth forecasts suggest first crop ready to cut in a couple of weeks. Mrs Ableman of Fairbury visited with her son in law Victor Anderson and grandchildren.
Waggoner Bros and Mrs Lowe of Cadanis Nebraska visited their daughter Mrs S J Clark and family. John Sheldon left for Mahaska Kansas after losing much personal effects in the Hutchinson livery barn fire. Mrs Zarbinicky was bitten by a rattlesnake while bringing lunch to field. she summoned aid after walking a quarter mile with the bite.
Chas Brandt arrived home Wednesday from Beatrice accompanied by his daughter Mrs Homer Ramsey and a baby. They will stay a few days with his parents.
About one and a quarter inches of rain fell Sunday and Sunday night, softening the top crust on fields and gardens and putting the ground in good condition to plow for corn. E. S. Diller bought last week a price lot and the restaurant building on the west side of Commercial Street near the block center. Transfers of Diller real estate were made so rapidly last week that the Record missed this one.
Mrs H G Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania writes that Cham berlain's Tablets cured her sour stomach and bloating after meals after using two bottles. The ad notes the product is for sale by all dealers and includes employment inquiries for a competent housemaid with country experience.
A. A. Stotts pays the highest cash price for cream and eggs. We now have the Dodge car in stock. Come in and see it. J. D. Fanders. Mrs. Ray Dodge and two daughters of Shenandoah Iowa visited the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Waggoner this Monday.
The 1915 Nebraska Jefferson County bank statement shows loans and discounts totaling 190 788 18 with 1 475 14 overdrafts and 8 000 00 fixed assets in house and fixtures. Currency and coins tally 6 215 00 gold 6 145 00 silver 2 677 38 total assets 224 549 26.
G M Dougherty led a Tuesday sale featuring his black team fetching 384 dollars along with other items. The seller plans to move next week to newly acquired Braning property and promotes home grown alfalfa seed free of weed seeds from Wymore Nebraska.
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