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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1910
Page
5
Burlington time table lists eastbound and westbound through passenger trains No 14 and No 13 with early and late departures, local passenger services No 16 No 15, and daily local freight No 66 No 65 with morning and afternoon runs.
Incomplete local notes mention Beckwiths offering two anned music and a Christmas themed seat offer. Mrs J W Miller returns from Omaha business trip. Taylor touts photo gifts as best present. Glaze designs and glass oven door featured at Blanger's alongside Grand Peoria Lexington and Glake items. Capt Andrews departed for Boston to spend winter with daughter.
A notice lists a pair of mules about 900 pounds to be sold at Car diael’s barn in a three year period. Also mentions medicinal remedy and upcoming sales by Mrs. Friday near Diller with 21 horses 9 cattle 48 hogs and farm machinery and a lunch. Arch Shultz named Beatrice Oil Company manager. local friends congratulate him.
A miscellany from Diller covers bargains at H H Beckwith and post office Christmas goods, a short note on a No 16 east bound passenger, a 14 month old bull for sale, and a supreme court hunter trespass ruling. School reports include classroom projects and December activities plus Dr Thomas E Green addressing the high school. Community notices mention Chestnut cards, Chamberlain cough remedy, local births, jewelry ads, and Rev Maxcy’s Omaha conference call.
“I’ll never be without Dr Kings New Life Pills again,” writes A Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo N Y. The ad claims the pills cure chronic constipation and biliousness among other ailments and are sold for 25 cents at Chipperfield Drug Co.
Red Cross stamps printed by the society for the study and prevention of tuberculosis are on sale at multiple city stores including The Racket Drug Store and Post Office in Diller. The stamps cannot be used for postage and should not be placed on letters, with proceeds funding efforts against the great white plague. This commendable cause seeks broad public support through package decorating during Christmas.
Local readers are told Nebraska hog numbers fell from 2,329,947 in 1908 to 1,490,232 in 1910. The notice urges attending the Organized Agriculture meetings in Lincoln from January 16 to 20 to address pork production decline and find remedies.
Mabel Rodgers writes in Woman's Home Companion December issue that a joke book is a cheap gift and cure for the blues. A humorous cover and scrap-book style inner pages can hold jokes and funny sayings. Nearby, the E F Oaks district school near Diller closed due to diphtheria, with Miss Elmar Frost and a Friday child ill and precautions taken to prevent spread.
Frost bitten toes and fingers, chapped skin and sores described. The ad claims Bucklen’s Salve cures burns, wounds, eczema, sprains and piles. Available for 25 cents at Caipperfield Drug Co.
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