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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1909
Page
5
The text lists Burlington timetable entries for passenger and local freight trains with numbers 14 through 18, noting through passenger and local freight services and daily frequencies. Times including 4:42 a.m. and 9:00 p.m. appear alongside several train numbers, indicating a fragmented early timetable excerpt.
Diller Record notes Fairbury dentist Dr Leach and Beatrice plans as Ringling Bros. circus arrives July 21. County seat visitors A D Stotts and J L Lamb. Item mentions lost cuff button and local ads. Beatrice trip details include T P Price and wife, Bernice Creekmar nee Welton visiting friends, and a farm ad appeal.
The German Service reports Rev J Schaedel of the Reformed church will preach in German at the Presbyterian church in Diller next Sunday July 4 at 3 pm Text John 8 36 If the Son thereof shall make you free ye shall be free indeed All Germans cordially invited
J. T. Briggs formerly ran a lumber business and sold his stake in Herwig & Briggs hardware at Humboldt. He visited Diller for four days after stopping in the city on Monday and left Tuesday to explore a Curtis Nebraska opening. The Recorps favor Briggs relocating to Diller.
A reader from Sheboygan writes about summer weather here since June 20th and complains that climate is the main objection to the country. He notes his job in a pattern shop making enamel ware and ongoing business courses, and comments on local debates including saloon votes and the waterworks issue.
Standard Deering twipe notes a visit by J D Fanders Barnum Bailey show in Lincoln on Monday July 12. L Tinatman visited Hanover and Lanham on telephone business last Friday. For sale a good Shorthorn bull suitable for service. Mrs Christie V Thompson hosted her Sunday school class with lemonade and cake. Mrs Albert Wildberger of Sidney visited H E Grape and cousins. they left for Beatrice Wednesday. Omaha Bee offers 1 cent a word ads to reach 40 000 readers.
Mr. W. G. Morris of New Perfection Wick Blue Flame Oil Stove will demonstrate the stove at J. O. Blauser's hardware store next Saturday July 3. Come and see it.
An ad promotes Dr. Shoop Rheumatic Remedy with a free trial for disheartened sufferers and urges sharing the test. Sheriff Chirnside visits Fairbury posting notices for the August 17 primary elections with filing due by July 17, listing county officials and a county judge and superintendent of schools on the ballot. Precinct primaries are scheduled for late July.
Anti saloon league officers report thirty four government licenses held in Gage county with ten to Beatrice parties four to Filley and three to Clintonia among others. Some holders are druggists possessing licenses for sale of patent medicines containing alcohol. All government licenses expire in duty.
The district held an orderly election for two board of education seats with J W Fouts and E Loock elected amid praise for the addition of a twelfth grade and new teachers. Voted nine months of school for next year and a levy to raise 5200. Board asked to study consolidation with rural district system and other districts.
On Sunday afternoon and evening a community celebration at Shea features a ball game between Endicott and Shea, foot races, ice cream, refreshments, and a fireworks display. Chris Hickey, candidate for sheriff, toured the area and discussed his campaign with local Democrats, accompanied by his brother Michael Hickey.
A historical ad claims a tiny nerve governs heart stomach and kidneys and promotes Dr Shoop Restorative as a cure all. It credits Dr Shoop with identifying the cause of weakness and urges treating the cause, noting rapid popularity and availability at Spear Drug Co.
Impending sale of A H Latzke Stock sparks talk in business circles. A H Larke firm advertises 38000 stock to be sold starting July 7 after heavy purchases. Large crowds expected. building to close July 5 to 7 for preparations and sale setup.
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