Fresh line of bulk garden seeds at Blauser's
Mrs. Willems of Shea suffers blood poisoning in one hand from an injury as blotchy seeds line Blauser's store shelves.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1914
Page
5
Mrs. Willems of Shea suffers blood poisoning in one hand from an injury as blotchy seeds line Blauser's store shelves.
The item lists mower needs and local vendors including J. D. Fanders suggesting bidding at New Dam. It mentions coal oil stores at Blauser's and Diller implement dealers bustling to set up harvesters. Alex Ballard and daughter visited Fairbury with relatives. It notes a one dollar sidewalk spit tax in Chicago as a comparison.
A terse notice from an agency promoting the best laundry in the state invites firms to submit bids or interest. The message hints at past trials and invites continued engagement, mentioning tf and a reference to $hurt Drug Co. without further details.
Specialist will be at Dr Bauguess's office on Wednesday June 10. Spectacles fitted and examinations free.
Theodore L. Shaffer, a candidate on the Republican and Progressive tickets for County Superintendent, was in Diller yesterday calling for publication of his nomination announcement in the Record.
A promotion urges readers to try Chamberlains Liniment to relieve rheumatic pains. The ad claims quick relief and notes Shutt Drug Co. as the seller.
Mrs Diehl of Fairbury and her son Dr O C Diehl left the station Tuesday accompanied by the doctor's son Oliver for a two or three week visit with relatives in Chicago.
Charlie Hunnicutt trades his town property including a house and four lots to J W Legget of Diller for an improved ten acre tract near Mountain Grove Missouri. Legget plans to move here within weeks while Hunnicutt will relocate to Missouri this fall.
Henry Madden visited Rock Island with his granddaughter Marjorie Curtis after wintering with his daughter. They will travel to Colorado for summer, return to Diller around picnic time, then come back to Rock Island for a longer visit.
Albert Dusch faced a county court hearing in Beatrice on charges of seducing Anna Eden near Lanham on promise of marriage. He was bound over to district court on a $2,000 bond and released.
Citizens are warned that boys who use airguns or sling shots to kill song birds violate state law. Any observer can report such acts, leading to arrest and fines for each offense.
A marketing notice claims Hot Weather Tonic and Health Builder revitalize the stomach liver kidneys and entire system. Personal testimony from Mrs James Duncan of Haynesville Maine says it cured her after doctors gave up. Priced 50 cents to 1 dollar at druggists.
Alfalfa farmers are warned that weeds are the main danger to Nebraska fields. Do not treat alfalfa like clover or rely on a nurse crop. Prepare land thoroughly, select locally grown seed, and dedicate time to weed control for successful alfalfa yields.
A humorous note explains how an Irishman replacing a sick German in sedan chairs led to the wheelbarrow. The tale then traces the wheel and its rider becoming a lasting symbol across the land, with the Irishman still ever present.
A secondhand mower is offered for sale. W J D Fanders and Mr and Mrs A H Colman have returned from a several weeks stay in Kansas City. Henry Fouts, formerly a Dawson teacher, has returned to his home in Diller. C L E Blauser has filed for the Democratic nomination for representative. The writer notes Clare is unlikely to be nominated this time.
An Iowa paper promotes Chamberlains Colie cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as essential for summer families, touting its value and urging immediate purchase from Shutt Drug Co. The piece mixes local notices with short community items and light humor about farm life and improvements.
A 7 day Rural Life Conference will meet at the Nebraska university farm from June 11 to 17. Nebraska pastors and faculty members join Rev Matthew B. McNutt and William A. McKeever on the program to discuss agricultural, religious and social issues. Special sessions for women accompany commencement day with Albert Shaw giving the address.
Six members of the Stockham Nebraska Boy Scout troupe led by Prof. R E Green traveled from Diller to Beatrice then toward Lincoln in a 250 mile hike. They left Stockham May 25 and had covered 120 miles by Beatrice with tents and gear in a wagon. The explorers include Alfred Ekiins Lloyd Averhill Hallie Speichs Adam Tréndt and Elijah South worth. They report a fine trip despite sore feet and expect arrival in Lincoln soon before continuing home.
Serious sicknesses start in disorders of the stomach liver and kidneys. The best corrective and preventive is Dr King’s New Life Pills They purify the blood prevent constipation and keep liver kidneys and bowels in healthy condition Give you better health by ridding the system of fermenting and gassy foods. Effective and mild.25¢ at your druggist. Bucklen’s Arnica Salve for all hurts.
Bits of information span mispronounced clock origins to India ink myths and India rubber sources. The column criticizes land ownership in Mexico, slavery links to poverty, and surveys on suffrage, divorce, and local church matters with schedules for Epworth events and parsonage plans.
On Sabbath June 7 1914 the Presbyterian church holds morning services followed by a men’s meeting at 3 p m on the topic World Peace. The C E class discusses Twelve great verses focusing on the purity verse Matthew 5 8. Evening service titled The call of Peace Arise and build.
Bible School meets at 10 a m with Children s Day planned for next Sunday. An evening service at 7 p m will feature special music and an offering for foreign missions. Brotherhood meeting announced for Monday at the Presbyterian church.
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