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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1914
Page
8
A rural item notes Pickels and sauerkraut available at the local meat market. The column lists small town happenings including visits to Chester Eureka Spring Monmouth and Barneston with relatives and a note on a subscription offer for three magazines for one year at a dollar seventy five. The weather records include a week with temperatures near ten degrees below zero.
A reflective note recalls a girl who once shared wax and lollipops at school now raising a daughter who carries a personal cup to avoid germs. The piece hints at changes over years and evolving social norms.
Mrs J B Cook of Indiana Pa credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with saving her son's life during a winter croup episode. She notes it cuts phlegm and relieves coughing fits and urges others to buy from local dealers.
An appeal promotes The Boy's Magazine as a tool for character and future success. It urges parents to subscribe and highlights a clubbing offer that includes two other standard magazines for one year at 1.75 dollars. The ad emphasizes virtues like truth and courage to guide boys toward achievement.
Earl Snyder Kenneth and Henry Fouts and Edwin Reinhart students at the University of Nebraska Lincoln return home for the Christmas holidays.
G Wildgrube will quit farming and relocate to Harbine. A public sale is set for Wednesday December 30 to dispose of stock and farming implements. Details are in his bills for particulars.
Vern Blythe is under arrest at Eskridge Kansas charged with assault with a deadly weapon. He allegedly slapped an armed man off a wagon with a scoop shovel over disputed corn from his father's place without legal process. Friends report he will be cleared of the charge.
Mrs. Blanche Bowers of Indiana Pennsylvania shares how chronic indigestion fed despair until she used Chamberlain's Tablets. She reports gradual improvement after trying various remedies and credits the tablets with restoring her digestion. For sale by all dealers.
An instructional verse warns children about railroad dangers. It lists do nots on crossing, lying near cars, boarding moving trains, collecting spikes, or playing near tracks and yards. The piece credits Edw. L. Tinker in Leslie's.
In Belleville Wisconsin a priest led election of a Methodist minister as winter president of the town social center. Three basketball teams formed including diverse townsfolk to meet as equals in a single schoolhouse. The aim is fellowship and fair public discussion reducing bitterness and bigotry. Brotherhood is a powerful solvent for harmony.
The county board ends its term Jan 5 and new officers take office Jan 7. C O Matthis becomes county clerk with Carrie Yontz as deputy. The new board on Jan 12 faces appointments for superintendent of the poor farm and janitor of the courthouse.
Articles of incorporation filed July 15 1914 to form Citizens State Bank in Diller Jefferson County Nebraska with capital of 50000 dollars, 25000 paid in, stock at 100 each, board of 3 to 7 directors, annual stockholder meeting December third, officers elected from directors, notary acknowledgment confirms parties A H Colman Thos P Price J Smith Diller Arthur E Price Chester Andrews.
In Jefferson County Nebraska a county court in Fairbury on December 17 1914 heard petition by John Henry Patton seeking administration of the estate of Robert H Patton to Thos P Price as administrator. January 12 1915 at 1 PM was set for hearing. interested parties must appear and show cause. Notice to all interested by publishing in the Diller Record for three weeks prior to hearing. County Judge C Bouye.
The hostess may transform the lawn into a miniature Indian encampment for a garden party. A ready to set up teepee and decorations such as Navajo blankets baskets pottery papoose slings tomahawks and wampum pipe of peace plus birch bark souvenirs suit the theme.
A note pleads with readers to inform the newspaper of personal events and visits. The editor admits limits of reporting but urges call ins for any happening that might be news to readers, from injuries to travels.
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