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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1910
Page
5
A large tract near Diller will be sown to alfalfa this fall. The town prepares for the new school year with emphasis on a strong start, urging pupils to attend the first day at nine o clock and parents to support early engagement with classes. The local cream separator ad and hunting notice appear alongside school plans.
Colman’s jewelry store advertises savings on a mesh bag. Dr. Claude Ellis the dentist will be out of town. Holiday dates mentioned Thuredays Fri days and Labor Day events feature Prof. Harrison the trick bicyclist at Fairbury on Sept. 5. Prof. Eastwood and family arrived Saturday to settle in the Amos property north part of town.
Local shop promotes a stock of leading drills including Thomas Van Brunt Hoosier King and Tiger models. J. D. Fanvears advertises as dealer highlighting multiple brands for buyers.
Miss Eva Witty, who has held a typing position for over a year, will depart mid next month to attend the teachers training course at the state normal school in Peru. The ad notes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets aid digestion and appetite, sold by all dealers.
All parties are notified not to hunt or trespass on lands owned by the Lincoln Land Co. or owned or leased by the undersigned under penalty of prosecution Geo. M. Place L. P. RayMono Geo. T. Eick Anna C. Diller PraRLy Puace.
A historic advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as successfully used in nine epidemics of dysentery. It claims no known failure and notes suitability for children and adults, especially when diluted with water and sweetened. Sold by all dealers.
For sale a seven room house with a good cellar and windmill. Two blocks of land with ample fruit, a pleasant place to live near the school. Reference mentions Beckwits.
Dr L A Bordner assistant veterinarian at Wymore Nebraska named in the notice. The advertisement lists Bordner as the new staff member for the local veterinary service.
The temperature fell from around 100 degrees Wednesday to 56 degrees Thursday morning. The writer speculates a storm to the north and questions whether it was north or south of their location.
Mrs D Greenwood of Hill City Kan returns from visits in Iowa Minnesota and North Dakota to stop in Diller for a weekend. She will sell a hay loader carried over at a bargain and a second hand sulky plow amid local sales with relatives visiting in the area.
The baby of Mr. and Mrs. Jas Leggett on the old home place, 40 miles southeast of Diller, fractured its right thigh in a peculiar accident when lightning set fire to a grain stack. Mrs. Leggett stepped out with the child to watch the blaze, slipped, and the fracture occurred. A Diller doctor reduced the injury promptly.
A two column continuation notes Roosevelt as author and promises engaging political and state news. The writer reflects on journalistic ethics, recalling affection for local readers and friends in Whitwater, Wisconsin as they urge fair reporting and benevolent community coverage.
Found the morning after inquiring at the office. Prof Eastwood wife and children visited relatives at Liberty Nebraska Wednesdays. Kenneth Foote went Beatrice to prepare for Northwestern Business College next month. E Madden of Meridian Idaho arrived Friday to visit his father Henry Madden and other relatives near Diller. Charley has prospered in Idaho and seems content there.
A reader from Coal City Alabama credits Dr Kings New Life Pills with curing long standing liver and kidney trouble after 12 years. The notes praise the pills as the best for headaches dyspepsia and debility and mention 25 cents at Chipperfield Drug Co.
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