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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1908
Page
5
The document lists train service directions with numbers for going east and west. It includes through passenger, local and freight services with times noted such as 4:40 a.m. and 4:59 p.m. indicating daily and weekly patterns.
Community brief items show residents visiting, returning home for summer from Beatrice and Lincoln area, with several small ads for remedies, show horses, and local services. Mentions O J Mayborn, Joy Reinhart, Carl Habicht, Roy Boggs, Frank Nelson, L L Catlin, Gid McGowan, Wm Langworthby, plus Rocky Mountain Tea and Dr. Shoop Restorative promotions.
Kelley and Alex Bell made a business trip to Lincoln Tuesday. L. P. Raymond and daughter Fern visited Lincoln yesterday to see LaForrest. Roy McFarren of Wymore stayed in Diller since Tuesday visiting friends. George Andrews and Wm Plager became new cash in advance subscribers for the Record. Mrs Geo Specht had appendix surgery last Friday at Beatrice and is recovering well. W E Mudge bought Rev H Grape's Castor Street property and will move to Diller. Don McEllwee from Fairbury News visited relatives in Diller. Prof and Mrs T P Beall left on No 15 for Bostwick Nebr to spend vacation days. Other items note a store visit, dental absence, and local pharmacy ads. Miss Pasco and Miss Roche taught in Diller schools and visited Peru and Wood River Nebr, with Roche returning for fall term. Kodel stomach remedy advertised with claims of kidney benefits and local sale by Spear Pharmacy.
In the Methodist church last Thursday evening the Diller Public display featured commencement exercises with piano and violin solos and a male quartet singing. The program highlighted student performances and visible progress in the community display.
A Fairbury News viewpoint extols Jefferson county Nebraska praising thriving farms. It highlights waving wheat fields hearty oats and early corn production as signs of divine providence and community happiness. The piece urges readers to visit the countryside to witness the prosperous landscape.
Odell Wave notes a local sales push and various small town updates. Mentions Pickard & Son's lawn mower test, Spear Drag Co sells DeWitts Little Early Risers liver pills, Miss Minnie Habicht’s return from Trenton to teach, a new birth near Diller, Maud Hauver starting at the Diller telephone office, and visits from Mr and Mrs John Hayworth of Omaha.
The advert claims DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pile quickly strengthen weakened kidneys and relieve bladder inflammation. It is recommended widely and sold by Spear Drug Co.
C A Gale who sold his fast horse Sunny Jim has bought a four year old pacing horse Gen Taylor number 40909 from James L Jeffrey. A good price was paid and Gale feels at home with another fast step per Beatrice Express. Bees Laxative Cough Ny rup recommended by mothers for young and old to prompt relief for coughs colds croup hoarseness whooping cough. Gently laxative and pleasant to take. Should be kept in every household. Sold by Neelys Pharmacy.
Uje Fanders a well known German farmer and old settler living three miles west of Diller died suddenly Saturday around 10 30 am from brain paralysis. He was buried Tuesday afternoon in Prairie Home Cemetery from the Lutheran church with Rev Fit ting presiding the funeral procession was nearly a mile long
The Omaha Daily News announces a mail subscription offer valid until January 1 1909 for $1.00 with Farm Magazine included. The Daily News pledges independent politics and balanced coverage from both parties, aiming for broad convention coverage and a daily paper at under a third of a cent per day. Subscriptions can be sent through the editor or directly to The Omaha Daily News.
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