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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1910
Page
5
Burlington timetable fragment lists Eastbound No 14 passenger service and No 16 local, plus No 66 local freight daily with morning and afternoon times. Westbound No 18 passenger, not local, and No 05 local freight daily with morning schedule.
Geo Morris traveled to Battle Creek Nebraska on Tuesday. Colman's jewelry sold a mesh bag for five dollars. Dr Claude Ellis the dentist will be out of town Thursdays and Fridays. Logan returned Tuesday from Wymore with a brother in law. Mrs Clinton and daughter from Lincoln visited W H Nida and Mrs Tucker. Bob Steiner relinquished his homestead claim in Colorado and returned with his brother John and their personal effects. Misses Delia Fandere Gertrude Lamb Malissa Lambert Violet Musser Effie Diller and Flosele Raymond attend Jefferson County Teachers Institute at Fassbury. A grandson of Mrs Ross Hill broke a collar bone in a run away picnic day near Ellis. Massachusetts was mentioned by Daniel Webster in a Dartmouth speech. The note calls for repayment of 1100000 borrowed from Nebraska school children.
A mixed readers’ page item highlights a removal sale on Chinaware at the RACKET The Blue and a note about a new Chickering piano purchased by Dr O C Diehl for his wife A lost keys notice between Ellis and Diller dated Wednesday July 27th rewards listed Bedding and household sale ads and several local society and personnel updates including Behrends birth and travel notices plus community commentary from Diller and Fairbury reflections on local fraternal activities and a discontinued White Piano Co store receipt summary
Samuel Blythe of Los Angeles Calif spent a few days with his brother B F Blythe and family and returned Wednesday to Blue Springs visiting his mother. He was accompanied by Beatrice and Jane Blythe who visited their grandmother and other relatives for a few days.
All parties are notified not to hunt or trespass on lands owned by the Lincoln Land Co. or owned or leased by the under signed under penalty of prosecution. Pearly Puace Geo M Place Ly P. RayMonp Geo T. Eick Anna C. Diller.
Life on the Panama Canal brings malaria and related sickness. Electric Bitters are proclaimed to destroy germs and cure malaria. A testimonial from Wm. A. Fretwell of Lucama NC claims three bottles cured a severe malaria attack and restored health, with guarantees against stomach liver kidney issues and typhoid.
A poem titled The Dying Hobo by C. A. Paul of Taft California circulated after a Fast Mail passage. The narrative speaks through a dying hobo in a box car with lines on departure to a land of ease while a partner steals shoes and hats and vanishes toward an east-bound train.
Beautiful souvenirs of Diller at the RACKET with Kenneth Fouts and Ray Green in Fairbury for chautauqua. S. W. Bends of Coal City, Illinois, praises Dr Kings New Life Pills for curing long liver and kidney troubles after 12 years. A seven month old child of Simon Schnuelle dies in Fairbury after homeopathic treatment. burial planned in Reformed church cemetery. Arthur Friday suffers a foot injury driving to Fairbury as a motorcycle passes, causing crutches use and damaged carriage wheel.
Extra copies of this paper offered at 5 cents each at this office. Harold Neely traveled to New Market Iowa Monday to visit grandparents and relatives. Cough remedy ad promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as safe with relief for coughs colds and whooping cough sold by all dealers.
Incomplete returns reported Thursday show Aldrich as GOP governor nominee with Dahlman 300 ahead of Shallenberger for Democrat governor, as western counties expected to tilt toward Shallenberger. Sloan wins GOP congress nomination. Judge Good heads Democrat ticket. Line chosen for state senator Republican by 104, Wes Pickens unopposed Democrat. Cal Clark of Steele City nominated for re gperemansirs on GOP ticket.
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