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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1912
Page
1
Mrs. Dr. Ellis and her daughter Ethel visited between trains Sunday with her sister at Odell. A. Mayborn and George Henrichs traveled to Omaha Sunday where Henrichs bought a carload of cattle for his feed lots.
Drs Hepperlin and McGirr were called from Beatrice Tuesday in the case of Mrs J L Lamb but could afford her no relief. Carl Franzen has resigned the position of manager of the elevator, to take charge the first of next month.
Cheap 80 acre farm located three miles east of Ditler. Offers invited for quick sale. contact J. Packer for details and price.
Geo. Wm. Briles near Hanover Kansas conducts an auction in February for herd stock and farm machinery. Auction advertised in papers lists items and bills due, with details provided in public notices.
Dr O C Diehl made a trip to Beatrice by rail on Wednesday. Miss Grace Bell traveled to Lincoln on Wednesday to visit relatives. A baby boy was born the 12th to Mr and Mrs Joe Bevan who live six miles southeast of Diller.
Several heifers coming fresh in spring for sale at a farm seven miles west of Diller by Chas Dawson. An interesting lecture on Japan will be given at the Opera House tonight by Mr Maxcy. Fifth number of the Travelog.
Last Friday proved the coldest of the winter with thermometers reading 28 degrees below, several at 31 and one as low as 36. The temperatures have moderated since then.
Macage Wright departs from the Office with a claim of impeding a needle described as the liver of a creature that allegedly breached the walls of an animal’s stomach. The account presents a curious assertion of medical or natural anomaly supported by Wright’s insistence and dated remarks.
A note announces a lecture event in Montaville titled Next Number of Lecture Course scheduled for Monday night January 22. The text promises a rare opportunity to hear a noted impersonator deliver entertainment and talent.
Mr. Ora Wright of Bearice and Miss Blanche Logan of near Shea were married last Friday. The town notes mention visitors, job moves, and local service updates including a mail train change at Odell. Obituary and local health ad speak to rheumatism treatment options with Chamberlains ointment offered by Shutt Drug Co.
Fragmentary notes indicate a local plant west of town plans to enlarge capacity and resume operations. Residents in the vicinity may hear signals at 7 o clock each morning as workers increase output and bring more sweetness to the area.
District Court terms for 1912 set by Judge L M Permbereton in Gage and Jefferson counties. In Gage County three terms are scheduled with the second term opening and jurors to report at 10 o clock on the second day of the term.
The Jefferson County Mutual proposes a $50 000 year assessment as directors P H Shea of Fairbury John Lueck of Jansen and Paul Stange of Diller oversee amended articles. The company seeks farmer goodwill support around Diller and Harbine to grow membership. W Steffen serves as secretary.
The fragment mentions Theodore Roosevelt allegedly attacking LaFollette and the President. It also notes a fire at the Blue Springs hotel, described as the town's only hotel, and C E Waggoner's resignation as clerk of the M W A lodge. A new Youth's Companion subscription offer is advertised at the Record office.
Pure bred single comb Rhode Island Red cockrels for sale. Price reasonable. Mrs J C Morehead of RFD Diller Nebraska lists contact for purchase.
A vintage ad touts Dr King’s New Life Pills priced at 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co. The copy claims relief for digestive, liver, kidney, and bowel disorders with easy safe results and references a large venue production that inspires pride in a Lyceum event.
The year 1912 will feature four eclipses. A partial moon eclipse on April 12 will be visible in Europe Asia Africa and parts of eastern North America and South America. A central solar eclipse on April 17 will be visible in eastern North America and parts of South America Europe Africa and western Asia. A penumbral lunar eclipse on September 26 will be seen across central western North America Australia and parts of Asia. A total solar eclipse on October 10 will be visible in the northeast United States southern Mexico Central America the West Indies South America and southern Africa.
A brand new bob sled offers a cheap sale with inquiry at the office. Two opera seats for one price tonight at the Opera House. A varied list includes a Japan lecture and a house ice setup behind Jas. A. Bodell’s residence. Family visit notes and local moving plans conclude the item.
A wolf hunt is set for Monday January 22 1912 starting at the sg corner one half mile from the designated point. The event is organized by local residents seeking to reduce the predator population and protect livestock.
A church meeting plans Lincoln auditorium banquet for over 500 Methodist ministers and laymen to discuss stronger support for Wesleyan University and the University of Nebraska Methodism. No collection will be taken and free tickets are available.
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