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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1913
Page
5
A concise reflection on interpreting subtle signals to reveal sensitive moments. The piece emphasizes restraint and perception in choosing when to act, avoiding unnecessary harshness toward any age group.
The note recalls the Henney buggy handled by Pickard & Co as the best made. It underscores a strong endorsement of Henney quality by the dealer.
One lot offered for sale by 11 Mrs K A Bodell who promises a cheap price if sold soon. Contact information not provided.
Mrs. Geo Pitts and her son Walter departed Saturday noon for a short visit with friends and relatives in Omaha.
Mr and Mrs Geo Renz and Mrs Plager were passengers on No 16 on Wednesday to Elk Creek to visit relatives and friends.
Constipation is described as the root of many ailments and disorders causing misery. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Tablets to keep bowels regular and prevent diseases. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs Elma Clark Limprecht arrived unexpectedly Saturday night from Raton New Mexico to visit her parents Mr and Mrs J E Clark.
Warning issued to hunters and others not to shoot or trespass on the southeast area of section 30 in the St C.E. Fairbank vicinity.
A colic and diarrhea relief remedy is promoted after a man’s several days of suffering ends in cure. The product is sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Readers are invited to try The Daily and Sunday Journal at one dollar for a limited period ending January 1, 1914. The notice claims the paper covers tariff currency issues and Mexican trouble and positions it as Nebraska's greatest paper.
Willis Clark visited friends in Beatrice Sunday and Monday. Mrs. Maude Hull arrived from Lincoln Saturday for an over Sunday visit with home folks. Nearly new windmill and tower for sale or trade. Is M. T. Murray.
In Fairbury motorists are advised to call at Juhnke's Garage at Baker's old stand for expert car repair. The notice promises courteous service and skilled workmen to attend to troubles.
E. E. Chamberlain of Clinton Maine praises Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for cuts bruises sprains and burns saying it robs injuries of their terrors and acts as an equal healing remedy. Only 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
Lincoln hosts the state fair from September 1 to 5 with livestock race and horse entries all secured. A large workforce is preparing the grounds to welcome expected throngs of visitors.
C H Hines of Whitlow Arkansas describes spending hundreds on medicines and a New Orleans clinic before Chamberlain's Tablets cured his distress. He credits their use for restoring his health and notes the product is sold by Shutt Drug Co.
We thank neighbors and friends who assisted in the death and burial of our beloved brother Herman Bensen and for the floral offerings. Mrs. Fredia Patton, Mrs. Dora Wohlfarth, Mrs. Emma Fitting express gratitude. A letter for Mr. Kelley is published to offset circulating stories. Nebr. Aug. 238, 1913.
Margaret Ewing travels to Tennessee this week accompanied by Miss Sylvia Iller to attend local events and meetings in the area.
Mr and Mrs Ed Witty of Yuma Arizona arrived last Thursday evening for a two week visit with his mother Mrs Sarah Witty and other Diller relatives keeping in note.
Miss Mary Fasnacht of Diller was here today between trains. She will leave this evening for Auburn where she will visit relatives.
A 160 acre farm for sale seven miles northeast of Diller with 80 adjoining acres available for rent on favorable terms. Bargain price offered by C. A. Garrison.
A Snow Hill North Carolina writer recalls a July attack of dysentery that worsened for two months until using Chamberlain's Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy. After taking two bottles, relief became permanent and health returned.
Community leaders urge unity and active participation to spur growth and harmony. Citizens are advised to support local merchants, promote home enterprises, and avoid outside purchases while avoiding negativity and discord.
Lois W Rhodes Dieh born December 1 1875 Beatrice Nebraska moved to a Beatrice area farm and became a teacher in Gage County. She married Dr O C Diehl June 4 1902 and lived in Reynolds Nebraska where two children Oliver and Eleanor were born. She died August 22 1913 after a long life of church work and family devotion.
A nostalgic nudge from Youth's Companion urging a hometown return after thirty years. It calls the reader to reconnect with familiar places and people, renew ties, and demonstrate the lessons of democracy and kindness by contributing to the town that shaped them.
See Pickard & Co for gang and sulky plows press drills and related farming equipment. They claim to sell the best of everything.
The Reformed Church of Harbine led by Rev. J. Schmalz held a Harvest Home and Mission meeting last Sunday. Speakers Rev. Kohler of Sutton and Rev. Fisher of Jansen preached on mission work. Missions collection totaled $85.00. The church conducts quarterly missions contributions for various boards.
A historic ad offers one hundred dollars reward for a catarrh cure the firm claims to have developed. F J Cheney and Co of Toledo Ohio advertise a trusted remedy and note long association with founder F J Cheney.
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