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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1912
Page
5
Railway timetable fragment from Burlington shows through passenger and local passenger and freight services. Mentions No 14 16 66 eastbound and No 13 15 westbound with daily schedules and a 1 00 p m reference.
Geo Henrichs and J E Clark drove a car load of hogs to St Joe on Tuesday. A new cement walk was laid in front of city hall and a crossing will be added soon. Local notes include school changes with Miss Emma Greenwood chosen for grammar and Miss Diller's resignation. Diller to receive $350 state funding for Normal Training. janitor Mr M Wright hired. non resident pupils welcomed. school opens Sept 2 with registration Aug 31. Local notices praise Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and public health remarks. many town visitors and births noted.
Journal notes a death last Friday at Davenport Iowa of Carl Van Evera, son-in-law of Mr and Mrs Harve Seaman, with relatives in Diller and Harbine learning of the tragedy. Local visits include Mrs Ollie Brooks of Superior and Mrs Fred Starr hosting kin, and a newborn daughter born to Mr and Mrs Harry Robbins of Harbine.
Mr and Mrs W W S Lambert of Guide Rock visited their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs Cedric Fanders on Sunday after a picnic.
Mr and Mrs ade B London and Mr and Mrs Lew London traveled to Colorado yesterday. They will visit relatives in Denver Colorado Springs and Fowler.
Miss Teresa Hemphill of Plattsmouth Nebraska grand recorder of the Degree of Honor attended the fraternal picnic yesterday as guest of supreme treasurer Mrs Mary Miller and expressed great pleasure with the event.
A Vermont traveling salesman recounts relief from constipation with Dr King s New Life Pills. The ad promotes them as an excellent remedy for stomach liver or kidney troubles and notes price only 26e at Shutt Drug Co.
Judge L M Pemberton yesterday granted a divorce to Mrs Harry Hazel Grabher from her husband John Grabher on grounds of cruelty and non support. Her maiden name, Davis, was restored. The Grabhers reside on a farm near Ellis Beatrice Sun.
Beatrice Sun notes the Diller boosters ran a cheap excursion that brought substantial advertising to town. The piece praises the trip as effective, while highlighting its low cash outlay and wide newspaper coverage this week.
Dr Wright from Cody Nebraska reports $1.50 yearly subscription to the Record and notes he and his wife drew a homestead in the land lottery last fall. They now live on a site with a good climate and a small lake with abundant game. A neighbor recently sold land at $25 per acre, suggesting solid location.
B F Lightner W N Sparks and J D Fanders state to the public that circulating reports accusing them of selling intoxicating liquors without license are falsehoods. They declare the rumor malicious and urge no belief in it.
The Gage County Fair runs September 24 27 with preparation days on September 20 21 and 23. Aviator Harold Kantner will perform three flights daily in a 74 HP Moisant Monoplane and the event includes races band concerts and other free attractions.
Dr O C Diehl and G M Myers drove Monday from Daykin toward Plymouth and back, reporting corn badly damaged by frost across the north part of the county and near the northeast corner.
Notice reports Dr J G Neely and family will relocate from Diller to Winfield in Wayne County Nebraska. He has owned Neely Pharmacy and will keep the store building while selling or renting the residence. The item also recalls Mrs Alice M Johnson of Powell Flat who died of paralysis, aided by Carnegie hero funds following her husband’s death during a gas rescue attempt.
An old advertisement claims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve banishes piles and soothes itching inflammation and swelling. It is promoted as a general healer for burns boils ulcers cuts bruises eczema scalds pimples and skin eruptions sold at Shutt Drug Co.
The text questions postmasters and clerks required to hand mail from general delivery to box renters who repeatedly call for mail but never return keys. It notes a postmaster may, but is not compelled to, grant such requests when made frequently by the same individual.
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