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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1911
Page
5
Burlington time table lists through passenger No. 14 and 66 daily, local passenger No. 18 at 3 53 a m and 5 00 pm, local freight No. 65 daily at 0 56 a m. Schedule includes morning and afternoon departures with westbound and eastbound designations and service notes.
Reading shows Shutt Drug Co advertising low cost stock cleanup and J D Fansers with notices of a birth. Born to Mr and Mrs Snowden Cook near Ellis on Saturday August fifth a boy adds a family event amid scattered items.
Higginsville resident Wm. Riddle attended the Diller picnic yesterday as part of a large gathering from Diller. An advertisement offers a set of double driving harness in good as new condition for sale inquire of J. A. Pickard.
Several hundred farmers from Grand Island to Cheyenne organize to challenge Union Pacific Railway claims to a 400 foot right of way. Frank V. Lowe of Steele City attended the fraternal picnic at Diller with many from that area. John R. Ellis, editor of the Courtland Sun, attended as a candidate for office.
A Clinton Maine resident boldly claims Buckien's Arnica Salve cured her burn and says no healing remedy equals it. The article notes Diller and mentions a March 20 1916 date and a commission, with unclear details.
Dr. L. A. Bordner assistant State Veterinarian in Wymore Nebr shares a light quip that the next best thing to owning a car is having a friend who owns one.
The daughter of Mr and Mrs Arthur Bartlett living two miles west of Ellis fell ill Sunday after attending the local picnic yesterday. She is reported to be very sick as of Sunday with her condition needing care.
Mrs. Emerson and her son James arrived Wednesday evening from Beatrice to visit Diller and attend the local picnic.
Sixty students at Washburn Law School in Topeka earned 25000 dollars last year, averaging over 413 dollars per student. The note compares this to lawyer salaries and suggests many would welcome such earnings.
Henry Kielsmeier who visited here with his brother Christ left Tuesday to unite with his wife in Denver and then return to Southern California after visiting relatives.
Mrs Will Bell and four children from Bellingham Wash arrived Friday for a visit at the home of his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Bell. She is accompanied by her sister Mrs Isaac Saylor and other Diller relatives. The timing of the visit aligns with a picnic.
Former Dillerites Frank Nelson of Gilead began work at the Harbine bank earlier this week. Mrs S R Merrell, critically ill for three weeks, shows improvement. Miss Renelda Fanders, clerk for A V Pease, visited her parents in Diller over the weekend.
The walnut post marks the fence line of the McCandies ranch at Elk Horn station along the Oregon Trail where Wild Bill reportedly killed members of the McCandies gang. The fragmentary text notes political tensions during the era and mentions disapproval of presidential praise.
One dollar or only $1 for a time relevant payment notice appears in the Deity State Journal. The notice states mail delivery timing and associated details for readers to follow.
The Record notes a day late issue due to a picnic yesterday. It suggests Colman’s jewelry store for wedding presents and mentions Cr. T. Sears of Renstree visiting his daughter Mrs. H. E. Ceaser Ga otto at the picnic.
Farmer notice from F. J. Truxan of Odell Nebraska offering home grown alfalfa seed at 11 dollars per bushel for sale to buyers.
Two Red Polled bulls described, one aged eight years and one four months. Ray Mudgett and Mrs. Erva Clark traveled from Lincoln to attend yesterday’s picnic and visit Diller relatives. A baby girl weighing 10 pounds was born Tuesday August 8 to Mr. and Mrs. John D. Cherry north east of Diller.
Fish Commissioner O Brien just returned from a western state tour and reports plentiful fish in Nebraska streams. A Des Moines woman cured by one dose of Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after two days of misery from a bowel complaint. For sale by Shutt Drug Co. The primary election for party nomination to be voted at the November election will be held next Tuesday. Polling place at Diller Loocks hall from 12 m to 9 p m with election board Geo Meyers W A Snyder Fred Clark judges A D Stotts Fred Starr clerks.
H M Young Peters of Lake View Ohio reports intense illness after meals with no relief from medicines until Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Pills, now claiming improved health. An Iowa resident named Orin Pool, living on a Wim DeLine farm near Diller, suffered a hand injury last week when caught in a separator wheel. The Diller area has seen several good rains and expectations for crops remain high.
The letter responds to a poem by Mr Starkey, criticizing farmers who neglect public roads while their horses pull the load. The writer argues for continued public works and notes tax checks showing progressiveness. Diller Nebraska, August 1911.
Beatrice visitors A A Ballard and family joined Diller relatives for the annual picnic. The report notes county job placements among Peru normal graduates, with 170 completing higher courses and five awaiting positions. Farmers anticipate a 30 car apple crop showing in southeastern Nebraska. A newborn is reported near Harbigg. Jefferson county voters hear candidate and judge news in Fairbury.
A brief campaign note from an aspirant on the Republican ticket addressing voters to recall the upcoming County Corner race. It references Dr. 8. W. Dodge as part of the message.
A brief notice reports the collaboration of WM. F. Race and M. D. Eatson in a medical or professional capacity with the phrase Lady Assistant indicating a staffing or support role.
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