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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1912
Page
5
The notice promotes limited time rice sales with Monday to Saturday variations and urges early attendance due to large crowds and long waits. It emphasizes you cannot afford to miss the sale and warns potential shoppers to come early.
A local notice promotes valentines boxes for the school featuring dew designs and novelty. Readers urged to stop by before all are picked over. Also mentioned is a cough remedy and a hometown update on John Grotzinger Jr returning from Sabetha after surgery. Rigdon reports partial clothing recovery and pursuit of thieves.
A fragmentary report mentions Wolken visiting relatives at Wymore on Tuesday and a Friday night school entertainment. The text also hints at admittance details and several unclear issues related to widespread life events.
Mre Junker returns Wednesday to visit her sister Mre Joba Senior who is in a serious condition and convalescing at their home youth.
Readers note changes as the new cent stamp displays the figure 1 in the lower corners and the two cent stamp shows the figure 2. The Washington likeness appears on the new issues.
Notice states the 1911 Stallion Regnatration Law requires all males to be inspected. An inspector at the Endicott hotel at 1:90 p m on Jan 29 and at the hotel-inier at 8 p m on Jan 30 will inspect all tall jacks in the vicinity named.
Superintendent Eastwood urges activity with a busy afternoon and evening program. Mies Whitaker tours Diller for musical rehearsals while Ethel Weddle joins the eighth grade as a new pupil. The Literary Club schedules an open session on February 2 in Leock's hall and Tuesday's high school debate tryouts decide finalists for February 2. The town anticipates a strong varsity team this year. Mrs. B. F. Lightner visits local families in Gdelt during the afternoon.
For sale four head of horses and a pair of young mules offered by Mr. Murray. Four car loads of cattle were moved to the St. Joe market on Wednesday from this station by Scede Weimers, John Plager, George Rena, and W. E. Epley.
A fragment notes use of Bucklen’s Arnica Salve to treat red rough chapped hands and lips caused by severe cold. It claims the salve heals skin, soothes soreness, and assists with burns boils and sores in frosty conditions.
A summary notes 1911 as a watershed year with Sun Yat Sen elected president by delegates from eighteen provinces simulating China’s shift to a republic. The piece lauds his genius and education and references his Hong Kong college background. It also briefly mentions a girl’s midnight horse ride and Dr King’s new discovery curing illness.
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