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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 21, 1911
Page
8
Political notices declare candidacy for sheriff under Republican and Democratic banners ahead of August 15 1911 primaries in Fairbury and Jefferson County Nebraska. James Chirnside John Johnson C. S. Beakesley Curis Hickey announce for sheriff with party and primary details.
Ned. C. Boyle announces candidacy for county clerk in the Republican primary on August 15 1911 in Fairbury Nebraska. C H Shaffer signs as county clerk.
Two candidates announce bids for Register of Deeds in the Republic at the August 15 primaries. O H Bonney and G W Gregory state their candidacies with party backing and intent to seek Republican primary support.
R Clement Harriss and Jas O Connell announce candidacy for county superintendent of public instruction in the August primaries. Each seeks the Gemnocentric ticket and prompts voter action by August 15th or 16th.
Administrators close out the White Piano Company stock of Fairbury Neb with a sale offering pianos organs and player pianos at reduced prices. Notices announce a money making mechanical orchestra and other items, with a warning on diarrhoea remedies and local sales efforts amid garden and hog trades and court actions in the area.
J. W. Fouts purchases one sixth undivided interest from John Heiman in the Hick Heiman 160 acre farm located 212 miles south of Diller for 300 dollars.
Mrs E R Henrichs of Gilead visited her parents Mr and Mrs E L Loock on Wednesday. She was accompanied from Fairbury by Miss Alice Whitaker.
Mrs C A Davidson of Milford Nebraska arrived Saturday for a visit of a couple weeks with her parents Mr and Mrs J L Hughes who live five miles west of Diller.
W A Cherry came back from a visit at DeWitt. His father, who suffered a severe blood poisoning from stepping on a nail, is slowly recovering and able to be up some.
A merry go round from réte and elocutionist Miss Palmer of Steele City have been secured for the Diller picnic on August 10. A band and other attractions will be secured within a few days.
J E Kerr rushed to Hollenburg Kansas after a phone alert that his father R T Kerr in poor health might die that day. The elder Kerr died before J E arrived. Burlington trains No 13 and 14 no longer stop at Diller after Sunday causing local inconvenience.
H B Martin of Port Harrelson South Carolina recalls a near fatal bout with consumption and a dreadful cough. After failed treatments from Georgetown doctors he used Dr King s New Discovery and recovered. The ad promises a guaranteed remedy for coughs colds and bronchial ailments with 50 cent and 1 dollar sizes and a free trial bottle at Shutt Drug Co.
School finances show Patrons Day events with door receipts and expenses totaling 25.70 dollars. Deficit covered by Superintendent Jas. A. Eastwood, Senior Annual notes indicate income from book sales and photography items totaling 127.50 dollars.
Miss Renelda Fanders of Fairbury visited between trains with her home folks on Sunday. Shutt Drug Co. announces reduced prices as stock cleanup sale.
Land near Diller is available for rent for cash without buildings. Enquiries should be made at this office. Arthur Price has contracted Cavett & Gear to erect a new home on the old residence site, with excavating already begun.
Ann Diller pays mate eight parents with Mr B Miller in receipt of a Miller informing.
A boy approached his father with a rig present at a scheduled meeting, marking a notable moment of connection and practical support in the scene.
Mrs Powell of Gage Ohio arrived Wednesday for a visit with her sister Mrs Gerard and family in Norton County Kan. She plans to return after a month with her son Taylor Gerard and family.
Mrs. Addie Koepsel who arrived from California to be with her ailing father John Handley stayed with her brother Noah west of Seeley City. She visited friends in Diller on Wednesday and plans to return home next week if her father’s condition improves.
A local rhymed verse from Parson lauds Dr King’s New Life Pills as a health essential. It claims the pills improve health when other kinds fail and lists Shutt Drug Co in Allison IA offering them for 25 cents.
Village Board issues a notice warning that intoxicating liquors are being sold or given in Diller in violation of law and urges parties to stop. The alert emphasizes public danger and serves as an official by order notice.
A fragmented note from Suutrr Dave Co warns readers to consider appendicitis even with mild symptoms like wind or gas. The text hints at a quick action and surprise but provides no medical guidance or solid details.
WM F Race MD advertises treatment for chronic diseases using animal extracts, electro radiators, violet red green blue rays, electricity and vibration. Special rooms claim to aid rheumatism and nervous disorders. No charge for consultation or examination. Lady assistant noted.
The state of Nebraska Jefferson County probate matter for Joshua Robertson deceased. Petition by Nancy J Robertson requests administration to Charles E Waggoner as Administrator. Hearing set for August 8 1911 at 1 PM in the county court Fairbury. notice to interested parties by publication in Diller Record for three weeks.
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