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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1908
Page
1
Diller community notes include the Wednesday gallery in Diller, visits by Miss Elma Clark from Lincoln, rural mail delivery expansion to 35 Nebraska counties, and local farming activity with binders in wheat fields. Also mentions Beatrice Epworth League events, new couples visiting, and regional band plans for the State Fair in Lincoln.
Raspberry crates sell for 3 dollars in the market. Mrs. J. H. Carmichael reports her chickens missing and suspects theft. Mrs. C. C. Wright and two children returned home to Lincoln after a visit. D. T. Scoville, former Thayer County superintendent, is eulogized in Hebron. A Methodist church program received praise for its children’s day exercises.
Margaret E. Sangster urges serious-minded women to resist luxury trends and embrace a simpler life. The page also notes kidney trouble symptoms and promotes Pineules with a 30 day $1 trial and money-back guarantee. A cattle market report from Omaha notes 131 head sold for total $19,795.12 and another twenty for $2,932.80. overall value $22,728. - ends with feeding-lot cost data.
Diller residents and visitors will enjoy a band concert on Main Street after work, with vocal selections and patriotic speeches. A baseball game Hollenberg vs Diller will be played in the afternoon, and people may pay taxes at the First National Bank of Diller. Regional notes mention a shoe clearance, a newborn, lodge officers, bridge repair costs, visiting relatives, a kidney tonic advertisement, and Harry McBride’s return from Franklin, Nebraska.
Mrs. Helen Bliss formerly living near Steele City died on the 13th at Hrush Calo. Her body rests in a St. Joe vault awaiting interment in Steele City cemetery where a vault is under construction. Survived by one child Dr. Grace DuVaill of Davenport Neb. A note on digestion promotes Kodol for Dyspepsia and Indigestion sold by Spear Drug Co.
Preaching next Sabbath at 11 a.m. and 8 p.m. Sabbath school at 10 a.m. Endeavor society at 7 p.m. In morning worship the pastor will deliver a special sermon for church members and professing Christians on the topic A Search-warrant.
A crate of southern watermelons arrived at the market yesterday. J. E Clark shipped a car load to the St. Joe market on Wednesday. Vine Pease a Fairbury druggist spent several hours Wednesday discussing business with Diller druggists. Mrs Rev W W Kratzer of Deweese Nebr visited her parents Mr and Mrs Jas Harris on Wednesday.
Backache remedies advertised as little golden globules that act on the kidneys purifying blood and invigorating the system. Marketed as best for lame backs kidneys and bladder with an 80 days trial for $1.00 and a guarantee. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
Miss Elvena Steffen, a business college student in Lincoln, visited her parents Mr. and Mrs. Henry Steffen on Wednesday and will stay until after the Fourth of July holiday.
Mr. Frank Conlan of 436 Houston St New York extols Electric Bitters as a grand family medicine for dyspepsia and liver complications. The tonic purports to regulate digestion purify the blood and restore vigor to the weak and debilitated of both sexes. Sold with a guarantee by Spear Drug Co priced 50c.
Geo Morrie operates a merry-go-round at Plymouth through the fourth of July. Neely's Pharmacy sells Pinesalve Carbolized, a poultice for bites, stings, chapped skin, burns, and sunburn. No report of a fall from a ladder or tree to this office. Cement sidewalk crews paused due to river sand shortage from high water.
Claim that Rings Little Liver Pills relieve headaches and upset stomachs quickly. Advertises benefits for the whole family with a rosy complexion and clear eyes. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
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