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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 16, 1909
Page
9
Local timetable listing freight and transit numbers includes through connections and station notes. Time windows appear as 12:88 p.m. to 5:00 p.m. with early morning schedules around 8:36 a.m.
Dr Leach dentist in Fairbury. Barrington Hall coffee on sale at the Racket. Lost ladies gold cuff button. Finder return to office. Blue Bell cream separator sold by J O Blauser. Advertisements promise financial gains. Wheat and oats harvest notes. Aerial runabout and sky speedway boast. Construction on L Loock’s house advancing. Farm for sale or exchange ad. Cost of one cent per word per day for Omaha Bee ads. Mrs Emma Grider and Mrs Dodge death notices. Diller obituaries and funeral details. Mr and Mrs Price visit Diller and travel to Colorado. Colman plans Denver meeting.
The supreme court declares the non-partisan judiciary act void as unconstitutional. It bars party nominations for judiciary and state or county superintendent roles while allowing county superintendent and county judge candidates to appear on the general election ticket.
Standard Deering twine available at J D Faudera and Dr Kunze in Fairbury with return expected around Aug 15. Misa Maude Murray of Clay Center Nebraska visiting Mrs A T Watson. C G Catlin seeks Republican county treasurer nomination, visited Diller yesterday. Mrs A L Tristman back from Humbolt visit with daughter Winnie Herwig. Wrights question aircrafts but US to build air fleet. J Smith Diller Dr J G Neely and Dr O C Diehl buy new autos. A H Colman buys a smaller replacement. Advertisement offer: sell or exchange business via Omaha Bee at one cent a word per day. Rae Dr Shoop Rheumatic Remedy booklet offers free trial. Spear Drug Co.
A commentary likens press practices to selling space and subscriptions and compares soliciting freebies to inviting a hotel driver to boost business. It argues editors sell only content and readers should avoid gimmicks or inflated claims.
A Washington bulletin notes Alaska holds nearly half of US unappropriated land and much of the rest is desert or swamp. Irrigation may help some areas, but capital is needed to cultivate virgin soil. Most people live in the original thirteen states, leaving ample land for new settlers if they bring investment.
Bath tuba lavatories and sinks at Pickard and Son s. Highest cash price paid for butter fat at Waggoner Broa. If Arthur Trieck made a business trip to Fairbury yesterday. Fire lightning and tornado insurance written at the office. Geo W Hinkle of Beatrice was a Diller business visitor Tuesday. The next meeting of the county commissioners will be held August 3. In airship days there ll be many an drop in for dinner without warning the lone farmhouse. J G Packer has thought of Robert Patton the vacant lot just wear of the latter s residence for 400. Alf Mayborn bought 102 head of cattle on the Kansas City market last Friday from Sam Freeman living six miles northeast of Diller. Rufua Tincher of Odell visited Sunday with his mother sisters brother and brother in law at the home of the latter I Rigdon in this city. The AO U W lodge will vote on the proposed change in the constitution of the order at its next meeting July 24 when a full attendance of the members is desired. Mrs Bateman who was over from near Beatrice visiting her daughter Mrs Jas Pickard and looking after her Diller property returned home Wednesday and next week will go to Colorado to spend the summer. The governor has intimated that in case the courts declare the present guaranty law unconstitutional he will call an extra session of the legislature to pass another measure in which the defects pointed out shall be remedied.
A. F. Steffen made a business trip to Superior Tuesday. A few farmers near Diller cut wheat last Sunday. The Morris merry go round will run again in Diller Saturday night. Miss Creda Wright visited her sister Mia Sunday. Verge Jefferys near Odell. Loren Hale dislocated his right shoulder Tuesday evening after a fall. Crop prospects near Diller are excellent. Local business expects lively trade after crops market. Mr. and Mrs. P. B. Miller and family, visiting Newton Iowa, left for a month in Colorado. Jacob Stucker and wife returned from Oklahoma and Texas with Mrs. Stucker’s nephew Robert Starr to visit awhile.
J.D. Fanders advertises the Jersey cream separator with a 500 pounds per hour capacity and features a low milk tank welf-oiling and suspended bowl. Also promotes the Sharples Tubular as a simple machine option.
A historical ad claims the stomach heart and kidneys have hidden nerves and that Dr Shoop's Restorative targets these causes not symptoms. It asserts rapid popularity among druggists and urges not to drug the organ, noting Spear Drug Co sells the remedy.
Hugh Miller, 703 South Tenth Street, Beatrice, was thrown from a horse near the feeble minded institute. His foot caught in a stirrup, dragging him and breaking both arm bones at the elbow. He was treated by Drs. Love and Bennett, then cared for at home. His mother notes a severe fracture above the wrist, set without anesthesia due to a weak heart, and he is resting and improving.
Secretary of State at Lincoln responds to a Crete reckless driving complaint by sending the speed act. It requires motorists to stop or slow for resting horses and to assist the horse handler when passing. Violations carry a $25 first offense fine and a $25 to $50 fine or 30 days jail for a second offense.
ANative hunter named Juma from the coast narrowly escaped death when an elephant charged him after he fired at a watering elephant near Lake Rudolph. Juma lay flat as the beast trampled by, later recounting the near fatal moment with relief after more than a day.
An old fashioned woman proclaims the clothesline reveal a good house keeper. The test judges neatness by how garments hang and how tidy the home is, with shirts grouped shoulder to shoulder and kept in a neat row.
The woman sighed with relief that her length breadth and thickness were correct. She declared with feeling No fourth dimension In mine. Some say the feminine mind is not drawn to metaphysics.
Little Elsie aged three walks with her nurse as she sees the crescent moon low in the west and exclaims that the moon is all gone except its skin, a moment described with childlike awe.
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