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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1909
Page
5
A Cincinnati style medical claim recounts a woman marked for death and attributed recovery to Dr Kings New Discovery. Notes of marriages in Lincoln and visits by Art Etchison and F E Shutt appear along with Neelys Pharmacy mentions and local figures in Bao Kansas.
Mrs. Dr. Ellis, who visited relatives at Wymore since before Christmas, returns home Wednesday evening with the doctor's mother from Wyoming visiting relatives and old acquaintances. Also advertised is a candy tablet remedy called Preventies, marketed to ease feverishness in children, sold at 15 cents for a large box of 48 tablets by Neely's Pharmacy.
Diller Lodge 133 4.0 U W elected new officers led by Past Master Workman William Barton and Master Workman Fd McCune. Also named were Foreman W Mudge Overseer James Emerson Recorder A Reinhart Financier O J Mayborn Receiver J A Cully Guide W M Hauver Inside Watchman Dave Redden Outside Watchman George Cunningham Trustee S D Man Ex Physicians Drs Bauquess Neely. Little Robert Starr, four, son of Mr and Mrs Will Starr, southeast of Diller, showed diphtheria symptoms but improved after antitoxine. quarantine posted as precaution.
The Farmers Institute program at Diller outlines sessions January 4 and 5 1909 with speakers Andrew Elliott Roon Conklin J W Fouts Arnold Martin and Miss Gertrude Rowan. Prizes for corn wheat oats and other farm exhibits are listed along with household exhibits and youth divisions. Local officials CL E Blauser and F W Steffen organize events with music by the Diller Orchestra and community notices.
A Wisconsin reader from Green County describes hilly stony farmland, dairy as the main industry with local cheese factories, and contrasts winters and wind with Nebraska. He notes bran and shorts imports, shelled corn from Kansas, and limited cattle. many hogs, few horses, and a long snowy season.
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