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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1912
Page
5
Shuts Drug Co sells fine chocolates at J G Packer restaurant. For sale second hand coal stove, inquire at office. Cedric Fanders drove to Fairbury and back in their auto. Crepe paper full length three bolts for sale. Reverend Schaeder returned from Boston visit. Duroe Jersey pigs eligible to register. Cee Smith and Harlan Hadley shop updates noted.
Agency Kimball's Laundry offers cleaning and pressing for all suits. Robt Patton returns from Chester Nebraska after visiting son in law Gus Beckman. Henrichs brothers return from Kansas City with cattle to feed this winter. Effie Diller and Violet Musser attend a funeral in Beatrice Nebraska. Susan Greig and two children depart Osage City after a visit with Specht family. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy praised by local merchants for coughs and colds. available at Hutts Drug Co.
Governor Wilson declares willingness to be sworn in as president on March 4 with major inauguration ceremonies planned for the last Thursday in April.
A cryptic note alleges a conspiracy between internal organs to cause discomfort by inaction. It references Dr Binssfew Life ee and a group of stomach health activists at Shutt y Co. The text implies a medical neglect accusation amid unclear details.
A general invitation invites all to attend a gathering at 5 o'clock in the afternoon. The notice notes a chance to participate in a gate gaming event and emphasizes inclusive attendance.
A Nebraska community saw light snow midweek with cold temperatures. Snow began Tuesday afternoon and persisted into Thursday morning, leaving residents to face a low of four degrees below zero.
H K Shutt receives praise from Diller residents for introducing here a simple buckthorn bark glycerine mix called Adi pi ke. The remedy is described as straightforward and locally valued.
Invitations issued by Mr and Mrs P B Miller announce the marriage of their daughter Golda Clerk Miller to Mr Charles W McKinley of Highland California at their city home at noon on Christmas Day. J W Fouts spoke at a Farmers Institute in Union Hall Gage county on Good Roads and later at a County Life Institute in Liberty Nebraska on the same topic.
Mrs Milt Fry and two children attended the wedding of Miss Elizabeth Brandt to Mr Homer Ramsey then visited her parents Mr and Mrs Charles Brandt. They returned yesterday from Steele City to their North Platte Nebraska home.
A three day offer announces a straight ten percent discount on Robés for Friday Saturday and Monday. Invoice settlement urged for those who owe money. Also notes on infectious disease risk and Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy as a safe cold cure for children sold by Shutt Drug Co.
The funeral for Dora Smith, second daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Freitag, who died Friday at her home near Harbine, was conducted Sunday at the reform church by Rev Schmalz. Interment followed in Harbine cemetery.
At the M W A Camp No 1668 meeting last Saturday night the following officers were elected for the ensuing year Vv C C W Tomemaker W A W G Robertson E B Alex Bell Cleek Frank T Pearce Escort J C Stucker Watchman J H Patton Sentry C Blauser May for three years S C Camp physicians all resident physicians who are members of the society Special auditor C E Waggoner
Supt Eastwood edits a school column detailing visits and class activities. Students study Europe maps, perform Christmas songs, design sand table displays, and plan a high school band. Attendees report on the Beatrice conference with plans to present to pupils Friday.
Shutt Drug Co reports a money back guarantee on Liquid Koal for worms in hogs. Adolph Patton and a companion from Chester visited, spent several days with Patton’s father Robi Patton, and left Monday for Missouri with other relatives.
The advertisement promotes Dr King s New Discovery as the best medicine for coughs colds and bronchial issues with claims it prevents pneumonia. It cites testimonials from George W Place of Rawsonville Vermont and advertises 50 cent and 1.00 prices with a free trial at Shutt Drug Co.
Charles A. Hilder and Miss Alice Laivina Brandt wed at 8 p m Wednesday December 11 1912 at the groom’s parents home in Diller with 65 friends present Rev Milligan of Beatrice officiating Miss Cora Hilder sang with Miss Stella Hilder at the piano The bride wore white chiffon Panama and a wreath of roses after a three course supper the couple will reside four miles east and 14 north of Diller to receive friends after December 20 Also noted was the christening of Margaret Martha infant daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert L Upson.
The fragment lists bank fees and items due from national and state banks. It shows entries for checks and items of exchange totaling 2,707.00, currency including gold coin 2300 and silver, nickels and cents 2,704.94. The text indicates a ledger style accounting note with amounts and coin types.
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