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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1905
Page
1
Announcer J H LeRoy seeks Republican County Treasurer nomination subject to county convention. The column also reports harvest activity, travel notes, social events, and humorous anecdotes, including a Longfellow Kensington program and various local observations from Diller and surrounding areas.
The M E Church schedules Sunday School at 10 a m with Miss Eva Crocker acting as Superintendent in Mrs Hartsell's absence. Union services will meet that evening with the sermon titled The Riddle of Life.
Concord Kentucky man B F Leek details twenty years of lip sore agony and says Bucklen Amica Salve healed it after failed efforts. The product selling at Spear Drug Co for 25 cents.
Notice states a meeting in the back room of the Diller State Bank next Wednesday evening July 10 to discuss forming a stock company for a flour mill and elevator and to transact other business. All farmers and residents are invited.
The A O U W lodge schedules its annual August picnic for August 10. Rev Milla to hold Wells school house services next Sunday. Pete Remely and Pat Shea add two coats of white and green trim to their houses. piano tuning and organ repairs offered by F G A White Piano Co. Matilda Jane Ayers of Taylor county Kentucky aged 33 has been married nine times and buried eight husbands. Washing lamp chimneys by steam and dry paper method recommended by a veteran housekeeper.
First wheat on the Diller market was delivered by A. M. Strawbacker yielding 62 1 2 pounds to the bushel and 30 bushels per acre, selling at 75 cents. A mixed note from The Fairbury Times on New Yorkers recalling the Ten Commandments and a brief romantic wedding in Diller with Clay West and Dora Ellis, followed by show travel.
Mrs Annie Hunter of Pittsburg Pa recalls four weeks sick with typhoid and kidney trouble. After recovery she could hardly walk but Electric Bitters restored her health and strength and she now walks straight again. Spear Drug Co sells the remedy for 50 cents guaranteed to cure stomach liver and kidney disorders.
Last Saturday morning about three o'clock the spirit of Mrs Olive Owens moved out of its tabernacle. She lived a Christian life and left a Christian record with God. The funeral was from her mother's home and conducted by Elder W T King of the Christian church. Interment was at Upson cemetery beside her husband who died years ago. The poem quoted reflects devotion and faith.
The Badger monthly notes sailors and marines who are top athletes, led by Friel as six inch gun captain and McAndrews and Smith as gun pointers. Ridge the pitcher and Lucid the diamond star also shine. The piece links athletic prowess to military efficiency and duty.
A Philadelphia Record item notes an amused mix up as a woman leaves opera glasses for repairs with the claim they help hearing. An optician explains using the glasses lets patrons watch a singer’s lips to follow words and improves understanding at a distance or in crowded meetings.
In Alaska, June through August bring near constant sunlight. Merchants report sleepless nights for continuous work and rapid plant growth before frost. The piece contrasts summer bustle with winter dormancy and notes the English judiciary's financial independence and pension levels.
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