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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 18, 1911
Page
5
Burlington timetable lists eastbound and westbound passenger services including No. 13 and No. 15, with through connections and a daily local freight schedule. The entry notes times around 8:56 a.m. and references Pamala and Foss in timetable annotations.
A notice advertises several good secondhand buggies and spring wagons for sale. It mentions J. D. Fanders and suggests Colman’s jewelry store as a suitable place to select wedding presents. It implies a woman’s notion of reciprocity in relation to her husband’s pockets.
Notice to farmers announces home grown alfalfa seed for sale at 11 dollars per bushel by F. J. Truxan of Odell Neb. Also notes Frank Tonnemaker went to Beatrice to arrange for schooling this winter. Mrs Jennie Osborn and children returned to Lincoln after visiting Diller friends.
Mr and Mrs Bert Etchinson visited his mother and other relatives before the picnic and returned Sunday to their home in Summerfield Kansas.
Accuser claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve cures burns, wounds, sores, boils, piles and sprains. He says it removes pain and distress from injuries and that no equal remedy exists. Available for 25c at Shutt Drug Co.
The Norfolk Press argues recall is needed for judges who oppose recall and for seniors who oppose direct senatorial elections. It notes the Wire Trust case where a $1000 fine mocked by readers shows judges appeasing corporations and calls for awakening to judicial servitude.
Assistant State Veterinarian Dr. L A Bordner and Dave Miller of Endicott spent Tuesday afternoon between trains visiting with Diller relatives in Wymore Nebraska.
Indebted parties to Mart Car for horse service may pay at the First National Bank. A new car load of No.1 prairie day is expected soon. orders can be left now. Also a medical note touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy available at Shutt Drug Co. Miss Gertrude Chambert, visiting with Mrs. Cedric Fanders, returns home to Guide Rock where she works as a compositor on the Signal.
Eye ear nose throat specialist will be at Dr Bauquess office on Thursday August 24. Examinations are free and spectacles will be fitted.
Notices invite interested parties to obtain services for horses formerly owned by Mart Carmichael through W. S. Spetinase. Contact phone number 1 provided.
H M Young Peters editor of the Sun Lake View Ohio writes of intense post meal suffering. He details relief after first doses and a renewed stomach after a second bottle. Shutt Drug Co sells the tablets.
Chicago, Aug. 3. An analysis of farm equipment pricing shows monopolistic control by a harvesting trust. Prices on binders, mowers, corn harvesters, and shredders are inflated far above cost, while small parts vanish from sale as competition collapses. The piece traces mergers forming the International Harvester Co. and the dominance of Morgan interests in financing and credit to farmers, leaving long-dead brands and reduced choices in plows and implements.
They praise Electric Bitters as a blood purifier that strengthens nerves and builds health by regulating the stomach liver and kidneys and expelling poisons from the blood. The ad cites C T Budahn of Tracy California praising the product and lists Shutt Drug Co as a retailer with a 50 cent price.
An advertisement by WM. F. RACE M. D. promises treatment of all chronic diseases for both sexes with a new method. It states no consultation or examination and mentions a lady assistant, suggesting a private medical advertisement from a physician offering specialized care.
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