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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1913
Page
8
Charley Cully travels to Oklahoma to visit his brother W S Cully and tend his farm near Gage. The Gage County Board of Supervisors estimates 1913 running expenses at 136230, down 11000 from last year.
At its annual meeting the Odell based Farmers' Elevator Co. approved a ten percent dividend and set aside 3000 dollars to be distributed among members as additional profits.
A small social gathering described as a Feb 5 entertainment by Grupe with K K in Wafterwood. Ladies attended for recreation with dutiful games in Rook and a short interval for refreshments.
Phil Dawson of Endicott and W E Willey of Steele City sold 42 head of Poland China hogs at a public auction in St Joe. The sale averaged 40 dollars per head with a top price of 71 dollars.
A Floydada Texas resident J R Wells reports dramatic relief from cough and cold after using Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims he gained 15 pounds and recommends purchasing from Shutt Drug Co.
A sale begins Friday February 7 and ends February 17 offering estate furnishings and suites at unprecedented prices. The event highlights pressed prices on ladies items and seeks rapid uptake.
Advertises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best medicine for cvids. Claims it acts on nature, relieves lungs, opens secretions, aids expectoration, and restores health. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
The Republican Record reports a farmer from Sherm Cully's town in Gage Oklahoma sold a load of kaffir corn with 102 bushels and 18 pounds remaining unsold at 37 cents per bushel.
The article notes spring colds affect children, weaken lungs and vitality, and pave the way for serious illnesses. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a famous, pleasant, safe cure available from Shutt Drug Co.
Roe J Woods, second son of William L and Addie H Woods, died January 8 1913 at age one year five months and twenty nine days after a nine day illness from pneumonia. Burial services were held at 1 pm conducted by Reverend ig of Fairbury with interment to follow.
A brief card of thanks published by the family expressing appreciation for support, prayers, and kindness received during the loss. The message honors the deceased and acknowledges those who offered condolences and assistance.
Beatrice visitors Mr and Mrs Geo Riddle expected home this evening from Beatrice. L C Ballard advertises a sale of her entire line of chartered hats for 1.00 Saturday Feb 8. 145 acres near Diller Beatrice area offered at 12000 with possession before March. Boy Scouts entertained Frank Hill on his 13th birthday Feb 3. Degree of Honor Kensington hosted by Mrs Christie Thompson with a literary program and games. Milligan plans cement walk to cemetery. questions about Diller. Chamber of Commerce ad warns against cold with Chamberlain cough remedy. Fraternal Picnic committees announced for A C C W and M W A with Aug 14 date set for next picnic.
Beatrice Express reports auctioneer J B Wright held twenty two sales in Gage and Jefferson counties during January. The total sales exceeded $39000 with over $20000 from horse sales. He disposed of 176 horses with prices from $1.25 to $310.
An Augusta style ad cites Dr Kings New Discovery as a trusted remedy for colds coughs throat and lung troubles with Mrs Bruce Crawford of Niagra Mo praising its effectiveness for her sick child. A wrestling event in Diller features Geo Goin Lincol NDr Stewart Beatrice and Frank Southard Bur chard with preliminary matches by Richardson Jansen Green Campbell and Cully starting at 8 o clock.
A picaresque verse fable contrasts two men one craving weight the other wishing thinness. The lean man seeks fat building foods like eggs ham and milk while the fat man drinks unsavory substitutes and raw vegetables as he hopes to slim down.
London reports that the Lyceum School of Languages is teaching English to foreigners as part of a cultural exchange. The program aims to improve communication for visitors and aid understanding of British life and newspapers.
Representatives Lee of Douglas and Jackson of Nuckolls introduced a bill to appropriate 168000 to purchase land and erect a modern agricultural and horticultural building on the state fair grounds from a preliminary sketch. Nebraska touts a renowned state fair exhibit.
Creditor meeting for the estate of John Specht will be held before the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room on August 4 1913 at 1 PM to present claims for examination adjustment and allowance. Six months from January 29 1913 are allowed to file claims. Claims not filed by August 4 1913 will be barred. Notice published in the Diller Record for four weeks prior to August 4 1913. C C Boxle County Judge.
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