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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1913
Page
5
Various short items from Diller Nebraska include sales of wood and hats, a Round Oak Range at Blauser's Barn, births on December 31 1913, supper at M E Church, visits by residents to Greenwood Franklin and Lincoln, a stock sale attended by Phil Dawson, harvest weather notes, and road grading near Blauser Oaks school.
Mrs. Cedric Fanders visited Guide Rock with her parents since before Thanksgiving and returned Tuesday. The Presbyterian Coterie will meet with Mrs. A H Colman on Thursday afternoon December 11 with all invited. Mr. Epley reported a good sale last Friday though his thoroughbred hogs did not fetch expected prices.
Mrs Gretzinger returned from Sabetha with Esther after an operation. Inland lighthouses exist only in Arizona as desert markers for the water source within thirty five miles. Renelda Fanders spent time at her parents’ home between trains. Vivian Rush returned to Topeka after visiting Diller friends. Dr Steffen visited Beatrice from Saturday to Sunday at his parents’ home. H F Green and H Z Diller traveled to Springfield for a carload of seed corn to select personally. Dr Bauguess returned from his trip, going as far as Spokane with apples from that region.
The K. K. K. group enjoyed a Wednesday afternoon gathering at Mrs. C. E. Waggoner’s home on December 8. Despite rain, a good turnout attended and refreshments were served. Miss Lelia Robertson attended as guest of honor.
Manchester Ohio resident Lewis Chamberlain lauds Dr King’s New Discovery as the best remedy for his choking children afflicted by croup. The letter highlights its quick relief and effectiveness for young patients.
Miss il of Smith Arkansas recalls her father’s illness six years ago after reading an advertisement for Chamberlain's Tablets. A box was purchased and he recovered, with a sister also helped by the remedy. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs H E Green came back Monday after a brief visit with her mother Mrs Emerson in Beatrice. Mrs Emerson suffers rheumatism and went to Sycamore Springs seeking relief but the hotel's winter closure led her to return to Beatrice the same day.
Mr and Mrs A C Wood returned from Skidmore Missouri where they witnessed the home ceremony uniting Mary J Wood and W L Stowe of Grants Pass Oregon. The couple will make their home in Grants Pass after January first.
An old advertisement touts Dr Hobson s Eczema Ointment promising fast relief for persistent eczema. A testimonial from Geo W Fitch of Mill describes lifelong skin ailment since the Civil War and praise for one box. Pfeiffer Chemical Co Philadelphia and St Louis sells it at 50 cents with a money back guarantee.
District 57 monthly report shows 18 pupils enrolled and 5 visitors for the period ending November 21 1918. attendance figures list 10 absences and 5 tardies with an average daily attendance of 17. named students were neither absent nor tardy: Forest Warthen Vera Lila and Gladys Miller Forrest and Kenneth Riddle and Thornton McCurdy. Forest Warthen and Kenneth Riddle remained never absent nor tardy this term. Cora H Wright teacher.
No enrolled students with absences or tardies. Names listed as neither absent nor tardy include Inez Specht Alice Specht Gertrude Specht Carl Lampe Arthur Lampe Mary Lampe Willan Kunecke Arthur Kunecke Harry Kunecke Wallace Mildred Kiskall Fern Kiskall Bertha Bugbee Clara Bugbee Donald Bugbee.
Several large farms near Blue Springs Kinney and Holmesville are listed with detailed acreage improvements and facilities. George Zimmerman Anton Zimmermann and Oltman Busboom properties feature houses barns granaries wells windmills and extensive arable land. Total acreage includes tens to hundreds with plowable fields and alfalfa pastures across sections in Township 1 2 Range 7 8.
Rhue Green, who spent Thanksgiving with his parents Mr and Mrs Hy E Green, returned Sunday to Stockham Nebraska where he is teaching school.
Miss Marie Gerber of Sawtelle California reports a severe cold settled on her lungs with coughing and chest soreness. A friend recommended Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. after using a bottle she felt relief the first night and was fully recovered within a week. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
A Fairbury teacher from Steele City vanished after a Sunday visit with County Superintendent Harriss, leaving his home near Jefferson County farms. Sheriff Ed Hughes and Harriss searched with no trace, as officials note a pattern of teachers leaving abruptly amid unexplained distress in the county.
A historical ad promises one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cures not found by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F J Cheney Co. It asserts years of reliable business, endorsements, and a Toledo contact, with generic notes on claimed remedies and laxative pills.
In Jefferson County Nebraska a County Court session in Fairbury on November 14 1913 considered the petition of A H Colman as Administrator for final settlement and discharge from duties in the estate of Adam D Colman deceased. December 8 is set for all interested parties to appear and show cause why the prayer should not be granted.
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