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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
5
A fragmentary column lists a Barker Collar warranted item and other ads for sale including hogs and goods at 9c each. Mentions Paul Beckwith in a tussle with mumps and a sale by Beckwith. Personal note lists Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith Diller visiting Lincoln relatives. church items note Christian Bible school at 10 a.m.
H. S. Armstead returned Saturday from visiting Tecumseh. The last hog load from Diller, shipped Tuesday, netted farmers 7.20. Scede Weimers and John Greider shipped mixed stock to the St. Joe market Wednesday.
The vendor announces closing out her trimmed hat line with prices from five to ten dollars, reduced to one dollar for the sale set for Saturday February eighth. People are shown heater comparisons by Round Oak for more heat with less fuel. Shutt Drug Co. promotes Liniment in 25 and 50 cent bottles. Ira Place’s horse racing accident left him unconscious but improving. Jas O Connell, ex Democratic county superintendent candidate, named head bookkeeper at the state penitentiary. Arthur Mills, son of W P Mills, lost his right foot in a McFarland Kansas railroad accident January thirty, died in Topeka hospital leaving a wife and four children.
Under this head will be publish ed free short notices of all public sales for which bills are printed at this office. Worth Dowling was a High School visitor last week. The Sixth grade maps the United States. The Debating Club will host a Lincoln program next Wednesday. Our high school teams debate Fairbury with Kittye Tatman and Carl Forsythe on the commission government issue. Miss Draper hosted the Normalite cabinet girls candy pull. Miss Hughes hosted a yearend gathering with a three course luncheon prepared by Miss Taylor and Miss Greenwood.
Agency Kimball's Laundry Ladies and gentlemens suits cleaned and pressed. Shut Drug Co. Dr. Folsom, Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist, will beat Dr. Bauquess' office on Tuesday Feb 11. Spectacles fitted, Examinations free.
Ad promotes Dr King’s New Life Pills to stimulate the liver improve digestion remove blood impurities and clear pimples. Encourages immediate use with a day at Shutt Drug Co.
Thos F Walker and Son promote a February 15 sale of Poland China bred sows in Fairbury Nebraska. The Blue Valley Herd brokers claim these sows are the best draft ever offered by the firm, established 1888.
Pink and white carnations decorate the display area while blue and gold place cards mark seats. Supt Harriss attends the program tonight with Dean Rouse of Peru delivering a lecture on A Divided energy egg na st will be furnished by and glee club. The fall wall will be filled to capacity for the meeting. Lincoln school board approves nine and a half months of instruction with teachers paid for ten months.
A brief note from Mrs. C. J. Martin of Boone Mill Virginia, mother of eighteen children, offers a message of hope and cheer. The text reflects personal encouragement and gratitude.
An advertisement promotes Dr King’s New Discovery a remedy for irritated throats and lungs claiming it stops chronic coughing relieves tickling sensations and tastes pleasant. Shatt Drug Co. is listed as the place to buy it.
Clarence F. Caldwell born July 6 1891 near Flanagan Illinois moved with parents through Nebraska to Harbine Jefferson county then died January 29 1913 at age 21 years 6 months and 26 days He joined the Methodist church at Ellis about age 16 and his funeral was held February 1 1913 at Centenary M E church Beatrice at 1 20 pm conducted by Rev U G Brown with pallbearers listed
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