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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1910
Page
5
Burlington has train schedules for east and west routes including Nos 14 16 66 18 65 and local freight times. Also notes promoting the Blue Bell cream separator at J O Blausers and reports about visits from Thos Price and his mother and a auto trip for Fairbury Chautauqua advertising. A trainer attributes Jeffries defeat to alkali water with numerous regional nicknames.
Local items include Dr Claude Ellis away on business. Mrs Minnie Ripley visiting Lincoln. Mrs Hugh Deputy and children returning from Table Rock after ten days with relatives. birth of a daughter to Mr and Mrs Joe McGillicuddy of Fairbury. promotion for Chamberlains medicine. The Record urges patrons to support subscriptions and advertising for better service.
The Girl and The Ranger Co presents a new western drama in four acts under a mammoth canvas theatre at Diller on Tuesday July 26. The capable company is aided by the Ranger Concert Orchestra and Cowboy Band which will give a free street concert on show day. Doors open 7 30 with performance at 8 30. Popular prices.
The text notes Cedric Fanders promoting the Indian Motocycle agency as offering the best machine by test on the market, mentioning the Indian Motocycle brand and dealership claim.
160 acre farm for sale eight miles from Norton county seat Kansas. Willing to trade for a smaller farm in Jefferson or Gage counties. Pointer Perry Caneel R F D No 1 Diller Nebraska.
An 25c advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick health booster while political notices report W Line seeks the Republican nomination for senator in the 23rd district Jeffer son and Thayer counties. Local G A R and Woman s Relief Corps members held a picnic at Hartsell s Grove with photos taken and thanks extended to Relief Corps for refreshments.
Postal notice invites George E. Tobey to obtain a prospectus for the Nebraska Epworth Assembly to be held in Lincoln from August 3 to 11. The message promises a vacationlike program of high standard, with growing attendance expected and urges early reservations. Emily C. Dabney Kendall, born May 2, 1837, died July 11, 1910 in Lincoln after a long Nebraska residence, leaving five children and seventeen grandchildren. She was a devout church member and funeral services were held July 13, 1910 at her home with pastors from Trumbull University Place and Grace Church. The remains were interred at Central City beside her husband.
An advertisement notes a light road wagon offered at a reasonable price by O. C Diegt. The item description appears among other local notices and public classifieds in Nemaha county.
Teething children suffer diarrhea which can be controlled by giving Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy after each excessive bowel movement and then castor oil to cleanse the system. It is safe and sure and sold by all dealers.
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