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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1911
Page
5
Rail timetable fragment lists Burlington schedules with No. 66 Local Freight daily No. 18 Through Passenger No. 15 Local Passenger No. 68 Local Freight daily and times such as 4:30 am 6:00 pm 8:58 am 4:58 pm.
Wy more visits, church and school events, and community notices fill the Diller area. Residents like Misa Adah Clark and Harold Neely travel between towns, while the high school baseball team plans an ice cream social on June 10.
The article cautions teachers on correct bunting use with only white stars on the blue stripe and blue stripe at the top, then shifts to local notes including visits by Mrs. Geo Pickard to Beatrice, a Democratic candidate in Diller, travel by Mr and Mrs Price and others, and praises Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy priced a quarter offered by Chipperfield Drug Co.
Pickard and Co. note farmers should inspect their binder and list needed repairs, offering early service. Pearce of the Diller Record tries to reduce work by adding a type-setting machine. The Record is described as a very newsy weekly by the Blue Springs Sentinel.
Public notice-style health blurb touts chronic appendicitis risk from gas and constipation. Claims a simple herbal remedy, Adler ika buckhorn bark glycerine, cures quickly, urging readers to try it from Chipperfield Drug Co.
The Diller Tigers defeated Steele City Cube on the Diller diamond last Friday. A tense sixth inning brought three runs on Green's long hit in left field. Steele City's errors and pitching woes led to a shutout by Diller as the Tigers secured the win amid light crowds and steady play.
The Diller High School Baseball team played six games in 1911, winning two and losing four. They beat Harbine first nine, lost to Beatrice, split two games with Fairbury, and dropped both games to Blue Springs under tough conditions. Pitcher Green struggled in Blue Springs but the team finished with good spirit, exemplifying commendable character.
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