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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1913
Page
5
The article extols success while downplaying setbacks and avoids detailing facts that could complicate the prevailing story. It sketches a triumphant owner and achievements but leaves unclear timelines and competing perspectives.
County commissioners resume session on July 8 for county business. Merchants advertise goods including hammocks, second hand binder, White Buck ladies slippers, and men’s straw hats. Miss Theresa Krueger of Fairbury visits friend Miss Rose Lohmeyer southeast of Diller. annual school meeting set for next Monday evening at the school house.
Mrs. Frank D Miller and her son Kieth visit her parents Mr and Mrs W N Sparks and other Diller and Shea relatives in Maple Hill Kansas.
Charles Beckman exchanges his residence at Diller and adjoining north farm with his brother-in-law John Fashler for an 80 acre farm located nine miles southeast of Odell.
Mr and Mrs Delbert Stotts met relatives at Odell during train stops. They were joined by Etta Brooks of Lincoln a cousin who serves as grand treasurer of the Degree of Honor while she was visiting the area.
Miss CL. O. Ballard announces a new large consignment of ready to wear dresses for ladies misses and children in white and colors. Includes tailored skirts princess slips petticoats corset covers and more with easy viewing and no trouble to show goods.
Ulcers and skin issues described with signs of discomfort and possible triggers. The note outlines symptoms, potential causes, and general care steps to seek relief and prevent worsening. It emphasizes monitoring changes and consulting healthcare guidance for persistent problems.
Mrs R F Starr visits sister in Superior. Dr Ellis to be out July 7 to 18. Found a pair of gold framed spectacles number 31. Enquire at this office. Wm Young of Palmyra Illinois arrived Tuesday to visit brother in law Geo Riddle and family.
The Wymore boosters arrived yesterday with fifteen autos and a band to advertise their upcoming Fourth of July celebration. Miss Clara Rhodes of Beatrice who visited with her sister Mrs Diehl and family returned home Saturday.
Mr and Mrs Albert Wood returned Monday from visiting friends and relatives in Lot Illinois and Missouri. They report a fine trip.
A. L. Tinstman his wife and daughter Mrs Winnie Herwig of Humboldt visited relatives at Cortland Nebraska last Sunday driving over in the Tinstman car.
Mrs. Chas. Riddle returns Sunday from Palmyra Illinois where she was summoned by the illness of her father a couple of weeks ago and reports his condition is about as when she left.
Harley Clark, connected with a Burlington depot gang in the east state, visited his parents at their home over Sunday. His parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. E Clark.
The census of Diller school district No. 70 by Miss Averil Fouts shows 177 pupils with 90 boys and 87 girls, the same as last year. December state aid for the district totals 151.64 dollars and June aid amounts to 120.61.
Miss Adeline Miller a Lincoln Public Schools teacher visited her home folks with her mother Mrs P B Miller. They plan a trip to California to visit relatives and expect to start soon.
A medicinal claim advertises a guaranteed remedy for eczema and related skin conditions including itching burning redness and rashes. The notice promotes a topical treatment asserting rapid relief from tetter salt rheum and associated discomfort.
Gene Diller is described as an outside cellar or cave put in week. Mrs. C. W. Tomnemaker and daughter Aurel visited friends in Lincoln on Monday. A nearly new windmill and tower are for sale or trade by M. T. Murray. Mrs. John Lpock and children Alma Trinneta and Elmer left Wednesday to visit relatives at their former home in Peoria, Illinois.
H J Pittenger returns to Beatrice after a visit with Mr and Mrs Fred McAfee. P W Price arrives from Kansas City for his father in law Thos P Price's illness. Mrs Cedric Fanders and baby go home to Diller from Guide Rock. Mr and Mrs John Puiec visit relatives in Diller on route to Simpson Kansas. Wheat yields in Jefferson and Gage counties are forecast at 35 to 50 bushels per acre. Burlington schedules a special train from Wymore to Red Cloud for the July 4 celebration, $3.64 round trip, leaves Red Cloud at 9:30 p m.
The Diller community invites residents of Diller and nearby to Odell for a Fourth of July celebration featuring a band concert speeches races and contests a Liberty versus Odell ball game and a night dance. The event highlights local life with visitors and town improvements noted while residents attend other news.
A brief Tacoma record from June 16 13 mentions a letter to Diller Nebraska with an enclosed hand, addressed to a Dear Sir. The fragment hints at a correspondence item sent from Tacoma, with no further clarified details.
Alex Bel returned Wednesday from a business trip to Omaha. J C Stucker and wife visited friends in Wymore on Sunday. Diller residents plan to attend Odell’s July 4 celebration.
The prairie chicken protection issue receives significant farming interest as local farmers respond to proposed safeguards and potential regulatory measures affecting grazing and land use.
The Post announces that Parcel Peat Company D. July COD service will begin sending parcels through the United States mails starting July 1. This marks another step in COD offerings.
A Methodist notice praises God for a bountiful harvest and announces regular services next Sunday. Sunday school at 10 a.m. public worship at 12 p.m. The Sunday evening open air union service is the last before the Fourth of July.
Old and aged users are urged to try Dr King’s New Life Pills for prompt easy relief. The remedy is marketed as non painful and suitable for seniors, priced at 26 cents and recommended by Shutt Drug Co.
The notice lists Bible school at 10 a.m. preaching at 11 a.m. Young People at 7 p.m. Evening Peaees at 8 p.m. Midweek prayer Wednesday 8 p.m. union service Sabbath June 29. It includes a discussion on "Patriotism" and reflections on its nature and influence on character.
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