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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1908
Page
1
Diller Nebr news item highlights include visits by residents to Omaha and Topeka, a pneumonia illness of Jamie Fairbanks’s son, and funeral services for Lucile Cruthers. Local officials filed bonds, bank safety plans were approved, and Dr Bauguess moved to new rooms. Public notices mention sales by Grant Beam and Crocker sales advertising Beatrice events.
Reports from Cabool Mo to Endicott note travels of Nowl Hindley and wife returning to their home west of Steele City Meo and Mrs J H Specht’s Lincoln return for carpenter work John Specht and Mrs Chas Barber surgery in Steele City with Dr Taylor. DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills advertised. Charley and Mrs Riddle farewelled by Endicott neighbors ahead of a move to Reynolds area.
Mrs Alma Kratzer leaves with her parents Mr and Mrs J L Harris to join her husband Rev A W Kratzer as they move to Deweese Nebraska where he has accepted a pastorate. Mrs Harris accompanies her daughter to help with settling in.
Jos Leggett and Max Habicht have rented their farms and will hold a public sale at the Habichts residence 34 miles east of Diller on Tuesday January 28 starting at 10 o clock. Items include 6 horses 14 cattle 32 hogs a lot of farm implements and more Col J B Wright acts as auctioneer with Ernest Habicht as clerk.
Sanmann of LT addresses a blood poison case after a barbed wire scratch on a Price farm toward Harbine. Dr Diehl treated the infected hand, noting no rapid recovery since. The piece also touts Dr Shoop's Cough Cure and related remedies, mentions local alcohol concerns, and cites a Washington Republican Register note questioning a drink near Hollenberg and Perkins involvement.
A patchwork of small items from Fairbury and surrounding areas covers a widow's death from pneumonia, property transfers, farmers attending Lincoln meetings, local social chatter, and reflections on boyhood character. Names include AL D. Hedges, Miss Allune Cook, Jimi Clark, Willi Brisbie, Len,eoodrichy, W. ARG Abley, Groff, and Neely's Pharmacy.
Mrs M B Turner near Steele City recorded a year's sales of cream and poultry and 650 dozen eggs at 11 cents per dozen. Total sales reached 157.44 for cream and poultry 27.26 with poultry remaining. Net earnings near 300 plus family supplies from eight cows and 200 chickens.
There will be preaching at both morning and evening hours on Sunday January 26. Sunday school starts at 10 A.M. Epworth League service is at 6 30 P.M. The League topic for next Sabbath evening is The Planting and Training of the Church in Foreign Fields. Everyone is invited to attend.
Preaching next Sabbath morning at 11 by Pastor William Boyle with a sermon for women on Woman's Place in The Family and Church. Evening service at 7 30 with topic Raising Crops. Sabbath School at 10 A M and Endeavor Society at 6 30 P M.
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