For Rent Barn Room for Three Horses
A barn room is available for rent to house three horses. Enquiries should be directed to the Record office for details and rental terms.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 20, 1915
Page
5
A barn room is available for rent to house three horses. Enquiries should be directed to the Record office for details and rental terms.
Miss Peterson the professional nurse who attended Mrs Dr Viers during her illness returned to Omaha Monday.
Classified notice seeking hay to dale with power press. Call Steele Bros. in Lanham Kansas or write from Diller Nebraska Route 1 for prices.
The Republican river breached its banks at Superior on Tuesday, marking the fourteenth overflow of the bottoms since May 15. Local residents brace for flood impacts as water encroaches on fields and roads.
J. E. Kerr and family with Mrs. Kerrs mother Grandma DePue visited relatives in Gilead on Sunday. Mrs DePue stayed a week or two longer.
Advertises Chamberlain's Liniment as a remedy for sprained ankles and promises faster recovery if directions are faithfully followed. Claims availability everywhere and emphasizes swift results.
Mr and Mrs Arthur Fox visited relatives in Peoria Illinois after touring Kansas City and Denver. They stayed with sister in law Mrs J L Leek and family from Sunday until Tuesday before heading home.
A Diller area teen, 17, son of Abe Baker living five miles southeast of Diller, was kicked in the face Monday afternoon. A local physician treated with stitches to the wounds.
A horse and rig owned by Gus Baumfolk of the Ellis neighborhood, reported missing near Picnic Way, was recovered near Shea. The animal wore only part of the harness. the buggy was found dilapidated, suggesting the horse bolted and escaped.
A live but chilled two hour old baby was found on a flat car in Plymouth at 6 30 am Tuesday. The train had just arrived from Lincoln and the child was returned to Lincoln where authorities began an investigation and took the infant to the state home for dependent children.
S D Maw received word yesterday of the death of his brother in law W B Knouse at 1 30 pm at his Lincoln home. An old Gage county resident Mr Knouse will likely be buried in Beatrice cemetery beside his wife. He was well known around Diller and had often visited here with relatives.
Prof Jas A Eastwood former Diller High School superintendent visited Record office after missing his Grand Island train. He came to see brothers Jed and Robert Eastwood and families in Diller, plus mother and relatives in Liberty. He has been Waverly school superintendent since leaving Diller and was retained for another year.
Diller residents who bought Adler-i-ka buckthorn bark glycerine mixture report instant bowel cleansing. The remedy is claimed to act on both upper and lower bowels and to relieve most constipation cases and gas within one minute. Shutt Drug Co. 4
Hollenberg will hold a chautauqua again this year from August 29 to September 3 using the same talent that was here in July.
A proverb-like remark contrasts male vanity with female mission motifs by linking long hair to genius and short hair to a sense of mission. The line uses a playful stereotype to provoke thought on gendered self-expression.
Mr. T. Van Arsdale of Girard Illinois stopped Wednesday on his way back from Denver to visit his cousin William Barton and family.
Mrs Mary Emerson arrived last week to attend the picnic and remained to visit her daughter Mrs H E Green and family before returning Monday to her Beatrice home.
Mr and Mrs Arthur E. Price arrived Wednesday by train over the Burlington from Omaha where they had stayed since Saturday visiting relatives. Their car was left there due to impassable roads.
A customer sought a cure for diarrhoea and the clerk offered Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with a money back guarantee. The customer tried it at home and returned claiming a cure, as stated by J. H. Berry & Co., Salt Creek, Va. Obtainable everywhere.
Nebraska state fair patrons will have special trains to Lincoln from September 6 to 11. The schedules are arranged for visiting the fair grounds and returning with minimal expense and time. Excursion schedules will be announced later.
The annual Jefferson County Teachers Institute will be held in the Fairbury High School building starting Monday morning at o oclock August 23rd for five days. All teachers planning to teach in the county for the school year must attend. Instructors include Supt. W. H. Morton Fairbury Alice Florer York H. C. Lefler Peru and Henry Abrams County Superintendent.
Louis Paul Raymond born Cromwell Connecticut July 31 1854 died at his home in Diller Nebraska August 11 1915 of heart failure. Harness business in Diller thirty two years wife Isabella Ewers whom he married June 13 1883 at Fairbury Nebraska and six children survive. Funeral Friday at 2 pm Presbyterian church Fairbury with Rev S J Megaw and A U W lodge members. Burial in Diller cemetery.
We thank friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during the death of our husband and father. Mrs. L. P. Raymond and family.
Leave orders with G. T. Mills for fine potatoes. Mrs. Drake has visited at her daughter s home, then returned to Red Cloud. Miss Mildred Simpson from University Place visits her aunt Mrs. Ada Payne Cully and cousins. Miss Anna Hill returns to Humboldt after attending a picnic with her parents. Buick Six agency opens with a demonstrator forthcoming. 21 J. D. Fanders.
Homer Monasmith and family, former Diller residents, visited his cousin Oliver Farrow and family, then returned yesterday to Grand Island where Monasmith oversees the electric light plant.
An inch and a quarter of rain fell in Diller Monday evening while ten inches are reported at C. E. Caldwell's place between Harbine and Jansen. Cub Creek in the north part of the county is said to have been higher that night than it ever was known before.
Mrs Geo Hon of Macedon New York reports three months of indigestion headache and dizziness eased after one day of Chamberlains Tablets. She used two bottles and says the medicine rid her of the trouble. Obtainable every where.
P L Rush, a former Topeka merchant, was stricken with apoplexy last night while at a chautauqua and was brought home in a critical condition. He resides with Mr and Mrs F L Spear at 612 G Street and is the father of Mrs Spear. Rush is well known in Diller for years past with Price Bros store and has visited frequently.
The Diller Lodge No. 133 Ancient Order of United Workmen memorializes Louis P. Raymond charter member who died Wed Aug 11 1915. Resolutions note ennobling traits, lasting example, and lodge acts include printing in the Diller Record and thirty day charter draping. Signed by Master Workman B A Bell and Recorder C E Warthen.
Mrs. Gus Witzki and her brother L H Kindling with family visited recently. They returned to Beatrice after attending the funeral of Dr. P. Raymond last Friday. Mr. LaForrest Raymond and wife with their child were also present and headed to Colorado Springs and Hebron after summer plans.
Mr and Mrs El R Gardner arrived from Kansas City. He will repair paper and paint the residence of his mother in law Mrs Jennie Bixby Pulec, who with Mr Pulec now live at Clifton Kan, and intend to return to make Diller their home.
Sol Williams, a merchant in Jesse Tennessee, says he never hesitates to recommend Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. He reports selling more of it than any other preparation and personal trust in its relief. He notes the product is obtainable everywhere.
The anchovy, a small oily fish, is found in large numbers in the Mediterranean and along the coasts of Spain Portugal and France. Major fishing operations take place during May June and July.
Ella-Miss Antique wishes she could call back her happy college days. She notes she would need a long distance line to reconnect, as discussed in the Florida Times Union.
Quote attributed to Fronde notes that in ordinary matters the law of sacrifice becomes a positive duty, implying moral obligation rather than mere restraint. The concise remark frames sacrifice as a proactive ethical standard.
How's This We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure F J Cheney & Co Toledo O We the undersigned have known F J Cheney for the last 15 years and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm National Bank of Commerce Toledo O Han s Catarrh Cure is taken internally acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials is sent free Price 75 cents per bottle Sale by all Druggists Take Hall s Family Pills for constipation.
Fossil evidence guides estimates of long geologic spans. Schubert’s 1910 critique places Carboniferous as 12 million years, with Mississippian to Permian epochs. Fossils define periods, yet carboniferous rocks vary by region, and shells differ across time.
The text lists English as spoken by over 150 million, followed by German, Russian, French, Spanish, Italian, and Portuguese as top languages. It cites 3,424 languages or dialects worldwide with regional counts and notes other significant tongues including Chinese, Japanese, Slavic languages, and those of India, Persia, Arabia, and Greece.
A wounded soldier explains to his nurse how a bullet that struck him also hit another man, Smith, in the trenches. He laments that the bullet now belongs to a girl, and he feels the unfairness of sharing such a token and vows he would never give a girl his full trust.
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