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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1911
Page
5
Community sale notes a second hand base burner available at J O Blauser's. A fountain pen is pitched as an ideal Xmas gift. Shutt Drug Co announces a general supper at 5 o'clock and the Methodist basement hosts it Saturday evening.
The text notes J. D. Fanders and Mr and Mrs D Godshall arriving for a visit at Mrs A L Tristman’s home. Bernice Creekmur of Lincoln, a former Ditler schools teacher, visited over the weekend with many friends.
Thoroughbred Poland China male pigs for sale eligible to register for service. Contact E. Epley for details.
The testimonial claims long standing constipation in Bristol Tennessee and says two packages of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets cured the condition. Sold by Hutts Drug Co.
The office lists an sale by A W Koch of Geo Spechts farm northwest of Diller. He plans to quit pies oy and will sell 9 horses, mules and cattle, all farm machinery and some household goods on December 12 at 10 o clock with free lunch at noon.
Mrs Henry Azendorf of Rock Creek suffered serious injuries when a buggy ran away into Fairbury after the horse, driven by her husband, was frightened by an automobile. She was unconscious for hours but no bones were broken.
The Diller Mercantile Company offers ladies and men's shoes from the bargain counter at one dollar per pair from 3 to 4 p m on Saturday December 9. One hundred pairs available. No returns after leaving the store. Generous discounts across the store. Don't miss it.
Mr and Mrs J G Packer hosted a small gathering at their Hilton Street home on Sunday evening. Guests enjoyed oyster supper and light entertainment with music before departing.
Poultry dealer William Pettit reported to town Saturday that a worker named Chan Burke trapped 12 skunks and earned 13 dollars for their hides. On Sunday Pettit brought into town 32 Plymouth Rock chickens.
The Diller High School Literary Society will hold an open session Friday evening. Patron's Day exercises occur January 12 with hopes of State Superintendent Delzell attending. The report outlines monthly attendance across primary to high school and lists perfect attendance students and staff.
Diller Mercantile Co offers sashcalico sale from 3 to 4 p m with cash only. Mention recalls a monument to John Brown and a gender based clothing incident. notes Kansas on trial for alleged fur and feather use on a young woman.
When you have a cold get a bottle of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. It will soon fix you up all right and will ward off any tendency toward pneumonia. This remedy contains no opium or other narcotic and may be given as con Altay te baby as to an adult. Sold by Shutt Drug C
The M. W. A. elected officers Saturday night with CG E. Carr as V. C. and Frank T. Pearce as W. A. Ex. B. Alex Bell served as clerk, C. E. Waggoner as Escort, A. H. Gretzinger as Watchman, Jacob Stucker as Sentry, and G. C. Oberst as Sentry.
Beatrice resident C T Sears was seen on the streets of Diller Wednesday. The item also notes advice on warding off colds with Chamberlains Cough Remedy sold by Shutt Drug Co and mentions Mr and Mrs A T Watson returning from Chicago with a relief agent taking charge of their nachos station during their absence.
The State Journal offers a December bargain: $3 buys The Daily Journal for 1912 without Sunday, plus a year of Independent Farmer and Poultry Topics, all through January 1, 1913. Including the Sunday edition, price rises to $4, with balance of year free if paid now. offer ends December 28.
A brief chatter item notes politics with Congress and the President in a stalemate and a dental office anecdote about a tooth extraction gas offer. It also mentions special poultry prices at Loock & Habicht for Monday.
A claim touts Bucken's Arnica Salve as the greatest healer of burns boils piles cuts sores bruises eczema and sprains. The ad promotes a 26 cent price at Shutt Drug Co highlighting relief from frost bite chilblains cold sores rough skin and chapped lips.
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