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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1915
Page
5
The U S Weather Bureau forecasts fair weather for four to five days with showers likely in the last two to three days of the week. Temperatures are expected to be moderate across the region.
Poem-like piece by Walcott Hutt urges abundant time for kindness and sharing smiles. It celebrates helping the weak and offering flowers and friendship, while condemning unkindness in any hour.
A barn room is available to house three horses. Inquiries should be directed to the Record office for details and contact.
Mr and Mrs W C Starky returned Sunday from attending the Epworth Assembly at Lincoln a few days ago.
Help wanted for hay baling with power press. Call Steele Bros line 4 Lanham Neb or write to same at Diller Neb for prices. R:1.
Mrs J B Wright travels from Beatrice to visit her mother Mrs Hudson and other Diller relatives and attend a local picnic.
Miss Anna Hill arrived from Humboldt on Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Hill and meet old friends at the picnic. Mrs. Hill met her at Wymore.
For a sprained ankle the directions on Chamberlain's Liniment advise faithful use to speed recovery. The product is obtainable everywhere.
Mrs S J Thompson and her children came back Monday from Lincoln where they had visited relatives. They were accompanied home by her sister Mrs Ethel Simmons and two children who came to attend the gathering.
Mr and Mrs Perley Miller and their daughter travel from Pittsburg Kansas to attend a picnic and visit at the Miller home with parents P B Miller and other relatives. Perley continues work on the Kansas City Southern with a daylight run and returns home each night.
Henry Madden came back Monday from Nicot Colorado where he stayed several weeks with his son J. W. Madden. They visited Estes Park and other sights before his arrival for the picnic. He will spend weeks with relatives here before returning to Rock Island Illinois to spend the winter with a daughter.
Frank G Fasnacht of Diller and Misa Elizabeth Grabher of Ellis were married at the courthouse this afternoon with County Judge H D Walden officiating. Witnessed by the bride’s sister Mrs Long, the groom is a prominent young farmer near Diller and the bride’s father Joseph Grabber is a well known Ellis-area farmer.
The Shutt Drug Co reports customers pleased with Adler ika mix using buckthorn bark to relieve constipation and stomach distress. One spoonful drains foul matter and acts fast with no griping, even claimed for appendicitis cases.
Mrs. Onke Franzen returned Sunday after a short visit with relatives in Deshler.
A note that Miss Emma Lamb traveled from Beatrice Wednesday to attend a local picnic and visit relatives for a few days. Also reported a baby girl born to Mr and Mrs Loren Hale of Abbott Colorado formerly of Diller on Thursday night of last week.
Mr and Mrs Fd Schultz of Polk Nebraska travel Wednesday to visit Mrs L Saffle and other Diller relatives and attend a local picnic.
Mrs. Milt Frys and two children arrived Wednesday to visit her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chas Brandt and other Diller relatives and attend the picnic. Mr. and Mrs. Grus Beckman and children and Miss Mary Patton of Burr Nebr also came Wednesday to join the picnic and spend a few days with Diller friends.
Cal Waggoner will start Saturday to attend the Grand American Handicap shooting tournament in Chicago next week. He is among more than seven hundred entrants vying for honors at the event.
Mrs Ella E Boole of New York vice president at large of the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will deliver a sermon lecture at the Presbyterian church Sunday evening. Mrs Boole is nationally reputed and regarded by judges as one of the best on the American platform. This union service invites all residents to attend.
A clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a guarantee to cure a customer’s diarrhoea or the cost would be waived. The customer reportedly returned saying he was cured after using the bottle. The testimonial is credited to J. H. Berry & Co., Salt Creek, Va, with availability claimed everywhere.
A judge found a buyer at Estherville Iowa not liable for a bid when by-bidding competitors pushed a team above private sale terms. The ruling establishes a precedent protecting buyers at public auctions against forced bidding.
The Record notes Percy Powell formerly of Diller has moved to a good position at the state printing plant in Topeka Kansas. Powell previously worked as a reporter for the Leavenworth Times, which gave him complimentary recognition for his abilities.
Percy C. Powell, a Times staffer for over three years, resigns to join W. R. Smith in Topeka as an assistant at the state printer. He brings long printing background and strong reporting ability, with The Times expressing regret and wishing him success.
Advertises a private sale with asking price sixty dollars per acre and no agent. Mentions W. W. Calkin and notes a sister of Mrs. J. C. Cherry who visited recently has returned home to Lincoln.
Miss Elsie Franzen traveled from Steele City on Wednesday to visit relatives and attend the fraternal picnic in the community.
Mrs. W. E. Mudge departed yesterday from Beatrice to Thedford Nebraska to visit her daughter Mrs. Harry Wells. Mr. Mudge took her to Beatrice Wednesday in their car.
The agency announces it has taken on the Buick Six and will provide a demonstrator at once. J. D. Fanders invites interested customers to view the car as soon as possible.
To Jefferson County teachers a special examination will be held in the office of the county superintendent in county certificate subjects on Saturday August 21 one day only Henry Abrams Co Supt.
Burlington district officials say the line in the Republican valley will be rebuilt stronger at the same location after the June floods. Franklin and other valley sites were to receive changes, but those plans are not moving forward.
Mrs Geo Hon of Macedon reports indigestion headaches and dizziness after three months of illness. One day of Chamberlains Tablets brought relief and she finished two bottles to end the trouble. The medicine remains available widely.
Odell remains in darkness after town board and J. S. Barry clashed over a lighting contract. The board offered 30-80 watt lights at 60 dollars monthly with dusk to 11 p m daily and to midnight Saturday, but Barry refused to sign. The old contract expired May 1 and lights were ordered cut off.
Secretary Whitten of the Lincoln Commercial Club lays out a room bureau for Nebraska state fair visitors. All city rooms are listed, patrons may be assigned to quarters, pay for accommodations, and verify conditions at the location. No price increases during fair week and no overcharges. Communicate with Secretary Whitten at once for comfortable rooms at reasonable prices.
Miss Adeline Miller, acting general secretary at the YWCA since June, will start her vacation today. She travels with her sister to Base Line then Los Angeles, visiting Catalina Island and friends, and sails August 19 on the Congress for San Francisco.
Mr and Mrs J S Blair and son Roe Clark along with Mrs J W Miller and son Douglas traveled from Lincoln to attend a nearby picnic and visit Diller relatives and friends yesterday morning.
LaForrest Raymond from Denver and Volney Raymond from Chicago arrived yesterday in response to messages about the death of their father L. P. Raymond, gathering news and arrangements.
Miss Dorothy Hope Mutz of Lincoln, a Peru State Normal graduate, spends the week visiting her school friend Miss Mary Ellen Line and attended the picnic yesterday.
Sol Williams of Jesse Tennessee praises Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy noting it outsells similar products and provides superior relief. He says he uses it personally and recommends it universally as obtainable everywhere.
East reports describe DeLloyd Thompsonn and Barney Oldfield staging an aero plane automobile race at the Nebraska state fair. Thompson will loop the loop upside down and dive from the clouds while Oldfield challenges his record. Auto races follow Sept 10 and 11 with entrants including Disbrow Raimey Kirkpatrick and others.
Until January 1 1916 the Record offers new subscribers a 50 cent advance price. Regular price remains 1.50. The note explains the paper relies on local subscribers and contrasts with city papers, detailing subscription terms for various periods and the 50 cent inducement.
A Chinese writer’s chronology traces the July crisis from Austria’s Serbia decree to a global clash. It narrates Austria and Serbia’s rift, German and Russian pledges, Belgian resistance, British aid to Belgium, and Japan’s stance, ending with broad Christian rhetoric and calls for peace amid war.
A brief item instructs readers to leave orders with G. T. Mills for fine potatoes. The note indicates a local commerce update or supplier contact without additional context or dates.
A vintage ad offers one hundred dollars reward for an incurable catarrh case cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. It cites F J Cheney & Co of Toledo with bank backing and praises internal action on blood and mucous surfaces. Price is 75 cents. testimonials offered free and Bold by all Druggists. Take Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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