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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 12, 1910
Page
5
Classified item from Burlington listing time tables for Dill er not fully readable. Contains scattered text and numbers likely an old rail or bus schedule notice. Summary focuses on ad type and location with partial vehicle timetable reference.
Diller and vicinity items include visits of Beatrice and Wymore residents, a brisk picnic attendance, and reports of family connections. Loss and rewards announced, a key finder sought, and a hay barn fire near Beatrice. Health ads promote Chamberlain remedies for dysentery and travel ailments.
When digestion is proper the bowels are regular and there is no craving for food. If appetite wanes and bowels misbehave a dose of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets helps strengthen digestion, improve appetite, and regulate bowels. Sold by all dealers.
Miss Malissa Lambert of Guide Rock attended a picnic and will teach this winter in Dist. No. 32 five and a half miles southwest of Diller.
J D Fanpers announces a stock reduction sale on buggies and wagons to make room for fall stock. The offer lasts until August 15 and includes a few second hand buggies. Local customers urged to inspect available items while stock is complete.
A Monday afternoon storm struck the J W Foute home knocking the chimney off and causing little other damage. Henry Madden, Mrs Foute’s father, seated upstairs, received a slight shock but vowed against further shocks. Foute’s agent loss is covered by insurance.
Entries for the State Fair races spanning September 5 to 9 close next Monday August 15. Trotting times include 2:25 2:20 2:15 and 2:10 while pacing times cover 2:20 2:17 2:12 2:09 and 2:04, each for 600 dollars with a five percent entry. The Nebraska derby from 11 to 16 miles runs on Tuesday of the fair with a ten mile relay race two miles per day changing mounts every half mile. The six early closing races include four at 1 000 dollars and nine running races. Aeroplanes will give daily flights along with other features for a busy fair program.
Property in St 3 City offering seven rooms, good cellar, windmill, two blocks of land with fruit, near school. Ideal place to live, advertised by RSW Beckwita.
Beatrice Sun reports farmer Ross Hill living near Ellis plans a several week trip to Colorado to escape hay fever, hoping the climate will ease his long standing ailment. Dowling’s condition remains guarded. doctors to reopen his injured foot today to drain pus, aiming for a quicker recovery.
Roderick Purl and Mise Ethel Belding of Steele City were married Wednesday afternoon at the editor F T Pearce home. Rev C S McClure of the M E Church officiated. Mrs F T Pearce and Mrs E L Loock attended. Friends extend best wishes for a happy married life.
B F McNew near Fairbury has about 15 acres of broom corn expecting about 50 dollars per acre as price trends rise. Broom corn now sells for 125 dollars a ton with most supply imported from Texas. Deshler farmers once grew broom corn but switch to other crops as prices changed. broom corn tolerates dry weather and could boost earnings in dry years.
Katherine Kuper died at the home of her daughter Mrs August Grefe two miles south of Diller Nebraska at midnight July 21 1910 after a five year illness since the death of her husband Harmon Kuper She was born August 29 1837 in Hanover Germany and came to America at eighteen living first in Peterburg Illinois before marrying Harmon Kuper They moved to Richardson county Nebraska and near Humboldt where they raised seven children all but one daughter surviving After her husband died in 1904 she grew weaker until her death Her body lay in Humboldt beside Harmon in the Lutheran Cemetery on Long Branch Funeral services were held at the home then the remains were shipped to Humboldt for burial.
In Nebraska Open Primary law a voter may select any party ticket but cannot mix candidates from different party columns on one ballot. Voters may cast for one or more candidates within a single ticket, and must vote wholly within one party to have a valid ballot. The August 16 primary applies to urban and rural voters alike.
Owing to continued ill health I am offering my residence four lots and blacksmith shop in Diller for sale at a reasonable price. P B Miller.
S W Bends of Cos City Alabama says he found a perfect cure for Liver and Kidney Trouble after 12 years using Dr Kings New Life Pills. He praises them as the best pills on earth for constipation malaria headache dyspepsia debility. 25e at Chipperfield Drug Co.
Geo Place made a business trip to Odell Monday. Mrs. Emerson and son Jas H were among the Beatrice excursionists who attended Diller s fraternal Picnic yesterday.
The ad claims malaria and related symptoms plagued Panama Canal workers but Electric Bitters destroyed the germs and cured malaria troubles. A testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama NC says three bottles cured a severe attack and health has lasted since. Also advertised to cure stomach liver and kidney troubles and Typhoid prevention. 50¢ guaranteed by Chipperfield Drug Co.
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