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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1911
Page
5
Local passenger and freight timetable fragment shows train numbers and times, including No 4 and No 16 local services with daily frequency. The readable lines indicate a morning departure at 4:42 a m and a noon or afternoon slot around 1:52 p m.
Mise Eva Crocker arrived Saturday from Sadicott for a weekend visit with friends in Diller. Will Boyle Jr. came from Lincoln on Friday for a short visit to his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm Boyle.
Classified note offers alfalfa hay for sale seven miles northeast of Diller. Contact C A Gaarieom Diller at pegpe No 10502 for details.
The notice claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve relieves burns and wounds, reduces inflammation, and heals skin ailments. It promotes the product as the fastest, surest remedy offered at Chipperfield Drug Co.
P. J. Crocker of Filley Nebraska announces a sale of fifty Duroc Jersey bred sows in Beatrice Nebraska on Friday January 20 1911. Sows will be bred to prize winning boars from the state fair and priced to be affordable for farmers. Catalogue address F C Crocker Filley Neb.
The three year old child of Mrs. Rose Simpson on south G street has been ill for two to three weeks with infantile paralysis. Dr. Coats said this is the first county case, noting the disease is very contagious and often leaves paralysis. The state medical association spent a day studying it last May.
Six years ago the Ladies Embroidery club organized at Mrs F Hartzell. Last Wednesday marked the anniversary as members again gathered at her home. Besides sewing there were various amusements enjoyed by all. Attendees included Mesdames C B Hill, Dr Diehl, Stotte, Toane maker, Steiner, Brandt, Jobo Loock.
John Maw visited Liberty on Tuesday to see relatives and friends. Blauser's advertised reduced prices on combination wood and coal heaters. John Zook of Norfolk and Clyde Zook of Lincoln traveled Sunday after learning of their mother's illness.
For Sale fourteen months old full blooded short horn bull. Just right age and size for good service. P. Gil. Governor Aldrich, being a Methodist, omitted the inaugural bull. A man who lives up to his church creed ought to make a good Governor.
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy claims to relieve obstinate coughs colds and throat and lung irritations. It is marketed as unrivalled for throat and lung diseases and sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
W M Hall a long time Elm township farmer in Gage County receives life imprisonment at Stillwater Minnesota penitentiary for killing his niece's husband Geo Crook last October.
Etla Wymer Zook was born January 5 1856 in Woodbury Pennsylvania and died January 11 1911 at Diller Nebraska aged 55 years. She married Jacob Zook in 1875 and had eleven children four of whom predeceased her. The family moved from Pennsylvania to Fillmore County Nebraska in 1879 and later to Diller then Fairbury. She fell ill about three months before her death and was visited by her son Clyde and daughter Ora who planned to move the family to Lincoln. She was a devout Christian and joined a church in youth.
Diller Nebraska hosts the Farmers Institute in Loock's Hall on Friday and Saturday January 13 and 14. Principal speakers include L. Bordner State Veterinary Wymore Nebr and Mrs E Welton. Local musical performances and potluck dinner announced with social notes.
All exhibits for the Diller Farmers Institute must be listed not later than 11 o clock a m Saturday Jan 14 F W Sterren Secy. The passage extols Chamberlins Stomach and Liver Tablets as a potent remedy claiming to convert weakness to strength and listlessness to energy while noting they are a gentle purgative.
The Modern Woodmen and Royal Neighbors held a joint installation Saturday at the Masonic hall. Consul A H Gretzinger opened the meeting as C E Blauser installed officers with Mrs Eunice Wilber of Beatrice RNA acting as installing officer. An addressed welcome by A H Gretzinger was followed by a response from Mrs Lucy Blauser and a program of songs dialogues and recitations.
Mrs 8 D Maw and daughter arrived on No 15. Mr and Mrs J A Cully returned from Missouri and Kansas. Mrs A Blauser visited Beatrice. Mrs Guida Miller attended Ella Zook funeral. Vester Carmichael and wife returned from Sheridan County Kansas. Mrs Carmichael's mother Mrs Deardorf joined them at Beatrice.
Mrs Stonerook and Mrs Bivens of Exter Nebr Mrs Bear of Fairmont Nebr and Mrs Gid Zook with daughter Iva James of Barneston Nebr traveled Wednesday to attend the funeral of Mrs Ella Zook.
We express heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who generously helped during the illness and burial of our wife and mother. J B Zoox and family.
A Fayetteville reader, A D McDonald, credits Dr King with saving both the sister and the writer from consumption and bronchial illness. The letter praises the medicine's success, noting night sweats and severe coughing prior to treatment. Trial bottle offered free, then 50 cents and one dollar, guaranteed by Chipperfield Drug Co.
A. K. Smith, an Erie veteran, writes of years of indigestion constipation and liver trouble eased by Dr. King’s New Life Pills. He credits the remedy with restoring health and urges trials for stomach liver or kidney issues. Available for 260 at Chipperfield Drug Co.
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