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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1909
Page
5
A Brooklyn Eagle piece explains the sun’s scale and distance from Earth, noting the Moon and planets orbit it. It lists elements detected by spectroscopy including hydrogen iron and silicon, and discusses sun spots, rotation, and solar motion through space.
Timbered timetable entry lists Burlington routes with through passenger trains at 4:42 am and 12:38 pm, local passenger at 12:38 pm and 5:00 pm, and daily freight at 5:00 pm. Westbound trains No 18 and No 65 shown with corresponding times for through passenger and local freight.
Or leach, dentist in Fairbury. Barrington Hall coffee on sale at the Racket. Mosquito control tips and a reminder about a gold cuff button lost. J O Blauser offers Blue Bell cream separator. Weed destruction work improves district roads. State to vaccinate cattle free of charge. $5000 appropriated. News of residents Mrs Davis and relatives moving to Battle Creek Michigan. Classifieds invite farm for sale or exchange and local advertising reach. Community notices include Mason Mark W Larkins visiting, Ladies Missionary Society meeting July 15, and social visits among residents.
Bishop Bonacum assisted by Father Gilroy and Father Freeman confirmed a class of fifty at St Marys Catholic Church in Wymore on Sunday June 27. Local members included Milo Carpenter Ellis Guy Clancy Donald Clancy and Leo Long. The church was decorated and filled with spectators for the ceremony.
Mrs J S Cully visited in Odell yesterday. Dr Kunze oculist will return about Aug 15. Mrs O F Rigdon and her mother were incoming on No 16. Shea celebration rained out after ball game. Alf Mayborn and Sam Freeman traveled to Kansas City to shop cattle. Garfield and Helen Nida went west on No 15 for harvest work and visiting friends. Rice crop in Texas 1908 yielded about 2,000,000 sacks at $3.25 to $3.75 per sack. average per acre about $100. Fifty unmarried members of New York Citys Progressive Women’s Union pledge not to marry men who wont support suffrage. Omaha Bee to run ad at one cent per word. many readers will answer.
A Nebraska farming note urges close, twice timed cultivation with a five tooth cultivator starting July 15 and early August to conserve moisture. It cites Gretna examples where intensive cultivation yielded 102, 118 bushels per acre, arguing the extra work costs about $3 per day but pays off.
An ad from Spear Drug Co. promotes Dr. Shoop of Racine Wisconsin and his Rheumatic Remedy booklet. It invites readers to obtain the booklet and a free trial treatment for a disheartened neighbor, urging readers to be helpful and appreciative.
The funeral for Rev. Chas J Davis former pastor of the M E church in Diller Nebr was held at the North Main Street Methodist church in Utica and burial took place at Fern Dale Gloversville N Y remains were brought from Diller Nebr June 16 and flowers came from the church official board Theti Phi fraternity and others Rev A D Engell led the service with Rev W H Groat of Albany delivering the eulogy
Referee in a Jefferson County Nebraska district court sale on July 15 1909 at the courthouse will auction cash bids for the south half of the south half of the northeast quarter and the southeast quarter of section 29 plus the west half of the southwest quarter of section 21 in township 2 north range 4 east. The action seeks partition of the Fanders estate with Jofan Fanders Dick Fanders and Marten Fandere as plaintiffs and John D Eiltz Theodore Eilts Anna Eiltz and John D Fanders as Executor of Uje D Fanders deceased as defendants. Dated June 16 11h Tos P Prick Referee.
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