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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
5
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Dr Leach dentist Fairbury. Teachers consult Santa Claus call at the Racket. Packer sells Christmas nuts and candies. Mrs O J Mayborn was an incoming passenger on No 15 Sunday. Dr Diehl called to Reynolds on professional business Wednesday. Mr and Mrs W C Starkey returned Sunday evening from visiting a daughter and family at Wymore. A H Colman and Thos P Price at Fairbury yesterday as witnesses in Tarnow vs Carmichael. Elmo Hadley bought lots through J W Foote in Caldwell addition Diller to build a home next season. Miss Leona Raymond visiting at home in Diller since before Thanksgiving returned Sunday to finish her course in a Lincoln business college.
Notice prohibits hunting or trespassing on lands under control. Advertisement promotes Man Zan Pile Remedy from Neely's Pharmacy claiming immediate relief for all forms of piles with direct application and guaranteed results at 5.00.
Saturday evening December 5 an Oyster Stew event will offer tickets at Miss Renelda Fanders home with gloves requested for ladies. The Diller A O U W lodge plans a class initiation and banquet for December 12 following Deputy Simmons' community work. several candidates are lined up. A Burlington bridge crew worker fell twenty feet near Diller, injuring his face and likely breaking an ankle, transported to Wymore. Beatrice bloodhounds traced a Monday burglary to Schiard's store to a residence in Beatrice. no arrest yet.
Listings show Xmas tree decorations and candy boxes at the Racket. Waggoner Bros pay top prices for cream delivered on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Local visits include Miss Flossie Raymond at Fairbury and Ben Ketzinger in Beatrice visiting relatives. Becomes a short community roundup with ads and notices.
The Degree of Honor held an all day meeting last Saturday with about fifteen visiting members, mainly from Steele City. A noon dinner was served. Mr and Mrs Geo Sparks from Ellig neighborhood stayed Tuesday night in Diller with W N Sparks and family, Mrs Sparks having returned that afternoon from Reynolds.
Jacob Springer of West Franklin Maine says Dr Kings New Life Pills raised his health by balancing stomach liver and bowels. If trials disappoint customers at Spear s Drug store refunds are offered for 25 cents.
Monthly report from Maude Rathbun teacher shows 20 enrolled and 14 average attendance with 2 tardies. Students never absent or tardy include Edna Hicken Esther Glather Carl Glather Bessie and Orval McCune.
The Colonial Saxophone Quartette delivered the third number in Loock's hall Monday evening to 2000 attendees, pleasing with vocal and instrumental offerings and readings. The Garber-Howe Entertainers are set for the fourth act next Wednesday night.
The Racket invites readers to leave letters for Santa Claus to be forwarded to the rightful recipients. Advertisements promote Pine salve Carbolized for quick relief of chapped skin and minor injuries. Neely's Pharmacy touts Pincules for kidneys with a 30 days trial. A Beatrice wedding joins Vernor Hemphill and Maude Wells with home to be taken after Jan 1. The M. E. Ladies plan a church basement sale and supper on Dec 12 offering fancy and practical Christmas gifts.
A Chickasha Oklahoma resident defends local farming life against Nebraska criticisms. He notes strong crops, high per acre yields, land values, and prosperous neighbors, saying Oklahoma offers good soil and steady work with social life and comfortable homes. He highlights lack of wheat production and welcomes migrants seeking success.
A columnary space is given for a letter from a former Dill r resident, similar to prior correspondence from Mr. A B Wright of Gage, another former resident. The note reflects local community voices and hometown perspectives.
J. T. Carter brings Ley back from a summer spent with Joe H. Carter at Monango North Dakota.
A large group of Diller youths attended anOdell entertainment on Thursday evening last week. Several members of the Diller orchestra provided the music for a dance following the entertainment.
A liquid liver medicine marketed by Neely's Pharmacy claims to regulate the liver relieve sick headache constipation stomach kidney disorders and act as a gentle laxative. It is recommended for jaundice chills fever and malaria with tonic effects felt after the first dose. The $1 bottle contains twice the volume of the 50c size and is described as pleasant to take.
Mr and Mrs E Hill of Tecumseh Nebraska visited here from Friday to Sunday as guests of his brother O B Hill and family.
A promotional note extols Dr King’s New Discovery as the quickest cure for coughs and throat ailments. It claims worldwide renown and urges purchase at Spear’s Drug Store with 50c and 1.00 trial bottles.
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