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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1907
Page
1
We boast The Best Soda Water in town and now with a magnificent new fountain we expect to lead in fine phosphates and ice cream sodas. Our Chocolate Soda promises a delicious more taste and will please the particular soda lover seeking satisfaction.
Records from Diller area mention an old settlers picnic planned for August 7 at Plymouth. Collateral notes detail threshing by local workers, wheat yields of nineteen acres yielding sixty one pounds per bunker at 77 cents, and various visits and travel among residents including Edith Bixby Elsie and Dora Price.
A damaged OCR fragment references legal matters involving individuals and a local paper. Readable names or dates are unclear, but the text suggests a court or public notice context with pending actions.
Areninest Heepende of Fairbury visited Monday to discuss a proposed residence. The plans are being prepared as Thos. P. Price, cashier of the First National Bank, contemplates building a new house in the near future.
Rev. Byram of Unadilla Nebraska will preach at the Presbyterian church in Diller next Sunday morning and evening. The Lord's Supper will be observed at the morning service. Miss Ruth Cally who was operated on for appendicitis at her mother's home is recovering though a secondary operation may be needed.
Amos F. King of Port Byron declares Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured a long standing sore on his body. He says the relief came after years of suffering and notes his age as eighty five. The advertisement guarantees cure of all sores.
Readable text notes a banking institution and a residence relation on Castor Street with unclear directional details. No date or full names available. The fragment implies location linkage between First National Bank and Colmap House across from a Castor Street address.
A brief note in the Olathe Register describes a man named Jones, a newcomer who claims to have experience in business and expresses a desire to assist in local trade and development.
The county farm, three miles south and west of Fairbury, is portrayed as a humane home for those in misfortune rather than a poorhouse. The landscape features a half section of fine land, a large twenty six room two story house with good ventilation, sanitary systems, and convenient utilities. An orchard, a wheat field, corn and oats crops are described as thriving though fruit is scarce this year.
A county farm report covers December 1, 1906, to March 1, 1907 detailing sales of ¢ and bay totaling 736.85, county maintenance costs, and a personal property value of 5,117.00. Nearby notes note visits by E. S. Diller, Burlingtons foreman John Burger, and dentist Dr. Claude Ellis while Joe Bodell and family depart to Denver for the heated term seeking health improvements.
J E Clark traveled to market Monday with two loads of bogs in his wagon.
Notice from Diller Nebraska dated July 2 1907 stating merchants agree to close their places of business after July 18 1907 at 9 30 PM and thereafter except Saturdays. Signatories request customers to assist in the agreement and be ready or refuse their assistance.
A reader notes the absence of local tragedies in the current issue, reflecting on whether any fires deaths or crimes have occurred in the city and pondering what the paper omits about neighbors and safety.
A. D. Couman promotes an extensive stock of fine watches noted for perfect mechanisms, durability, and lasting quality. He invites readers to examine the offerings before buying elsewhere, highlighting the benefit of reliable timepieces.
The Kansas law now requires medicine vendors to obtain licences. county clerks will issue them. Each wagon must pay 500 dollars yearly, with fines from 100 to 500 dollars for noncompliance. Buyers may demand the licence, and drivers must show it or face penalties. Washington Republican Register advises on self help medical claims and cautions against symptom treatment.
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