26 Feb 1909
Page 5
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1909
Page
5
Train schedules list through and local passenger and freight service in both directions. Local items mention visits, moves, and a birth near Diller Nebraska. Advertisements promote Pine salve for skin chapped hands and Pineules for kidneys with a 30 day trial at Neelys Pharmacy.
Mitchell Newton and Moline announce wagon stock sale at former prices despite a 10 percent advance. J D Fanpers identifies Charley Beckman near Moreland farm who received a $90 per acre offer for 170 acres. he built new structures and hog tight fencing and hesitates to sell.
Ruth Hiatt and Harry Moffet were married last Saturday at high noon at the bride's parents' home. About 35 relatives attended as Rev. Armstrong officiated. The couple will reside on the Gene Weigel farm, three and a half miles south of Diller.
A fragmentary notice lists a sale of items including Coles and a large auction set for Saturday March 6. The text mentions contact Paul Aptke and a Diller phone number, but all other details are unreadable.
W M Hanett ee ry of Hiawatha Kansas was fined 500 dollars and sentenced to 60 days in jail for gambling. Ernest Habicht traveled from Burlington to Kansas City to purchase goods for Looek Habicht's store.
The R. N. A meeting planned for this evening is postponed to next week Wednesday afternoon at 2 o clock due to a conflicting Presbyterian church event.
An old advertisement describes Woods Liver Medicine in liquid form to regulate the liver ease headaches constipation and kidney issues. It claims benefits for jaundice chills fever and urinary problems and notes a one dollar bottle holding twenty four doses with a pleasant taste from Neely Pharmacy.
Rudolph Aeschlimann and Martha Schnuelle were wed at 5 PM on Thursday at the bride’s parents home five miles northwest of Diller. Rev. J. Schmalz of the German Reform church near Harbine officiated. The couple will reside on land belonging to A. H. Col.
Deputy state superintendent promotes district consolidation to create fewer better rural schools. Funds in several districts build a central school with modern buildings and equipment and better teachers. Buses and conveyances are used to bring students, overcoming distance objections.
The week brings sun on Sunday then heavy rain and thunder Monday. Tuesday rain turns to snow with strong winds and muddy roads. By Wednesday it clears and warms, snow vanishes, and roads mud again. Beatrice leaders seek a congress bill to buy Daniel Freeman homestead west of Beatrice for a national park to honor Freeman and the free homestead era.
Geo. H. Tonnemaker writes from Toppenish Washington about recent moves from Nebraska Nebraskans in the area and lists families. He notes high fruit prices and profitable orchard work as well as land values rising from 150 to 600 per acre and potential growth with the Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition. He invites Diller friends to visit this summer and signs warmly with family references.
Fragmentary notices show farmers including Harold and J R Wright staggering sales and transfers near White City Kah. The Stith sale and related auctions were postponed to the next Tuesday due to bad weather, with bids and personal effects unsettled as farm households adjust to lingering storms.
Fragmented text outlines a series of articles titled What the Em weavel Movement Really Is. It references Be the O First Nation, Bath, and Rocky Mountains with scattered phrases about health products and vague reforms.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Hayworth were surprised by friends and neighbors on Wednesday evening before their move to Omaha. Guests shared social chat and music with cake coffee cocoa and fruit. Present were Chas Brandt Kauver Nelson Kaden Garrels Saylor Pasco Babb J A Chilly Wilson Mrs Fred Kooedler Mrs Cleve Hiatt the Misses Nelson Brandt Burnell LePoidevin John Garrels Elmer Brandt. They received a set of silver tea spoons as a departure gift and wished success in their new home.
Fragmentary notices mention Dr Leach Fairbury auto seated buggies plus a pole bred hog for sale. Also an advertisement praising Dr Shoop cough remedy with no opium or hypnotics and Neelys Pharmacy selling it.
Mrs. Nettie Morman files for maintenance and custody against Willis G Morman alleging long term neglect and support failure, extreme cruelty including a knife threat in December 1908, repeated strikes, and habitual drunkenness, seeking custody of their two year old daughter Evelyn Morman.
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