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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1914
Page
5
Ray Strockey returned home from Beatrice yesterday. Blauser’s promotes Round Oak Range stoves while Diller Mer Co advertises weekly provisions savings. Harbine’s LaForrest Raymond tours Hebron for a drug house. Mr. and Mrs. Fanders visited Fairbury. Child Labor Day set for Nebraska on Jan 26. Mrs. Gretzinger visited Kansas City relatives. Dilner Mer Co sale boosts business with low prices. Greuthers return from Byron after visiting Pattons.
Mrs Nancy Robertson and her daughter Mrs C E Waggoner returned Sunday from a trip to attend the funeral of Mrs Shepherdson sister in law of the former at Bradshaw. Mrs G W Tonnemaker received a gold medal from the Supreme Camp Royal Neighbors of America for ten years as recorder. Mrs Kirkpatrick of Pawnee City arrived in response to news of pneumonia deathly illness of her mother Mrs Kaylor at Mrs Thos Tucker’s home.
The quote denies Lincoln ever saying Hello Central or dodging modern transit. It notes he never operated trolley buttons or phonographs nor posed for film and that he died 48 years ago. The passage contrasts historical limits with later technology and media.
Mrs. J. C. Stucker rushed to Texas after a telegram reported her mother Mrs. Starr ill at the home of her son W. B. Starr in Cisco. A follow up telegram stated pneumonia. Mrs. Starr is in her 77th year.
Advertisement touts Dr Kings New Discovery as a universal cough cold and throat and lung remedy. It claims Dr Kings New Discovery relieves obstinate coughs and colds and urges households to keep a bottle on hand with order by mail from H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
The article explains deafness cannot be cured by local applications, as they do not reach the inner ear. It states there is only one cure by constitutional treatment and discusses how mucous conditions of the Eustachian tube cause deafness, with emphasis on remedies that affect tube rest and care.
Deputy Sheriff P. H. Shea visited Diller to serve papers in the attachment case of L. P. Raymond over the storage of stock food in a barn on Main Street.
Dr. Folsom will be at Dr. Bauquess office on Wednesday January 21 offering free examinations and spectacle fittings.
The text presents Andrew Carnegie claiming he is now the poorest man in his view with $35,125,000 given away and only $25,000,000 remaining to support himself and family. It notes his advanced age and the possibility of surviving on the remaining funds if he uses economy and prudence.
A surprise party was hosted at the Lottman home two miles west of Diller on Thursday night last week. About eighty relatives neighbors and friends attended. Mrs Aden and her brother John Lottman left the next morning from Fairbury on the Rock Island for Twin Brooks South Dakota after a couple of weeks visit.
Mrs. Lida Dewey of Milwaukee Wisconsin extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe pleasant medicine for children and self with years of use providing quick relief for colds and croup. Shutt Drug Co. offers it for sale.
Christian church announces Sunday school at 10 a m and sermon at 11 a m. Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p m followed by preaching at 7 30 p m by Brother Bush.
A special push will be held at Sunday school next Sunday morning to raise the incidental indebtedness from a period with no church services. Come prepared.
Morning service centers on Loving our neighbor with the theme Ambitious Endeavorers from II Tim. 2 1 13. Evening sermon cites the end of all things is at hand be ye sober and watch unto prayer from I Pet. 4 7.
Miss Emma Greenwood learns of her cousin's death in Utica and the school sends sympathy. Basketball teams travel to Hollenberg Friday for games with the High School there. Grace Watson was absent part of the week. First semester exams Thursday and Friday. second semester registration Friday afternoon. Absent students must make up work to receive full credit. State teachers' exam Friday and Saturday. Courses not offered first semester to be taught in last half: Pedagogy Agriculture Minor Reviews Major Reviews Solid Geometry Parliament ary Law. We lose Edna Wright Alva Laeger and Orval Riddle from High School. Intermediate Room students listed for December perfect attendance. Sixth grade banner for perfect attendance last week. P arent s urged to ensure on time arrivals. tardiness harms the day. Second Primary Room perfect attendance list for December 24. Allen Folkers absent sick Tuesday. Sixth grade shows interest in history. fifth grade improvements noted. Miss Clara Steiner returns to Lincoln after visiting her parents.
Brooklyn Michigan resident S. F. Fish says a severe chronic constipation case was cured five years ago by Chamberlains Tablets. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
The notice details increased parcel weights for fourth class mail within multiple zones starting January 1 1914. It lists postage rates for parcels over four ounces with zone by zone breakdowns and notes adjustments to book rates after March 16 1914.
Corporations seek strategies to win affection from customers and employees, emphasizing culture, branding, and social responsibility to build lasting loyalty and positive public perception. Experts note risks of superficial campaigns if core practices lag behind messaging.
Word comes from Frank Tonne owner of his intention to stay in the northern part of the state this winter. Since finishing husking he has been fortunate in securing work with a man who is feeding quite extensively.
Miss Renelda Fanders arriving from Fairbury visits with Miss Ida Reiners of York before heading to Steele City. The note invites readers to bring in any missed items at the office with a promised reward for efforts to capture them.
Cassell sustains a cut puncture to his left eye when a sharp sliver from a box lid penetrates the pupil. The injury occurred shortly before the afternoon train to Omaha, and he departed for a specialist. Report from Steele City Press.
An advertisement proclaims permanent relief from heartburn indigestion and liver upset through Chamberlain's Tablets. John R Barker of Battle Creek Michigan credits the remedy with ending his gastric issues after use, urging others to try it through Shutt Drug Co.
The Lincoln program in January 1923 will bar political resolutions and discussions. The committee plans a full agenda on increasing agricultural production with domestic science courses an apple show home cured meat display an improved corn show and a moving picture on Nebraska resources. The keynote is more dollars for Nebraska farmers.
George M. Bixby born April 27 1868 at Minonk Illinois died January 11 1914 in Geneva Nebraska. He lived in Beatrice Diller and Steele City before moving to Chicago for eighteen years. He returned to Nebraska two years ago to Geneva to live with his brother Dr Joseph Bixby. He married Belle Patters on July 8 1902. Survived by wife two brothers and three sisters. He was a Master Mason and charter member of Republic Lodge Chicago. His funeral from F Hartzell residence with Masonic escort and burial in Prairie Home cemetery.
A comment suggests that more trusts aligning with the administration could reduce calls for anti-trust laws, hinting at faster approval and policy influence. The remark implies political pressure may reshape enforcement and regulatory attitudes.
Local drugstore promotes Chamberlain cough remedy as a pleasant no narcotic treatment for coughs and colds. It claims to cure and is sold by Shutt Drug.
Guy Cassel returned Sunday from Omaha where he visited his brother Ona Cassell of Steele City who is in the Methodist hospital receiving treatment for an injury that may cost him sight in one eye.
We express gratitude to friends and neighbors for assistance and kind words after the burial of our husband and brother. Signed by Mrs. Geo. Bixby Dr. Bixby Mrs. F. Hartzell Mrs. Martha Diller Mrs. S. Diller.
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