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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1912
Page
8
Medill McCormick warns Taft and his backers risk ruin by their own actions or murder. Roosevelt has finally spoken and will accept the renomination offered at the Chicago convention.
A quirky line notes the earth’s swift motion through space without disruption. The ad touts Dr King’s New Life pills promising health and good feelings with no griping or distress, priced at 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
Ares family head says life on the farm yields better wealth than in the city where earnings vanish. The remark contrasts rural prosperity with urban costs and underscores a preference for agricultural stability.
The text notes that when major nations clash, a conflict erupts, and when a popular Mexican or South American figure seeks the presidency, he often leads a rebellion, suggesting turmoil follows power struggles in the region.
A western experiment station reports that selling hogs as soon as they reach 200 pounds yields higher profits for feeders after an extended investigation. The study highlights weight threshold timing as a key economic factor in hog feeding strategies.
The remark contrasts three women from Cleveland Boston and Chicago through quoted phrases about abuse and violence. It notes sympathy between the Iowa woman whose husband struck her in the coliseum and a Boston woman shot in the gashouse while a Chicago girl was tanned on her vacation.
A Malachite Cal man recalls doctors giving him two years to live five years ago. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing his consumption and now works, urging others to try the throat and lung remedy. The Shutt Drug Co offers 60 cent and 1 dollar sizes with a free trial bottle.
Frances Graves argues retail grocers are not to blame for high living costs. She calls grocers pack horses burden bearers with growing needs for capital and better delivery. She blames women’s kitchen freedom and factory made foods as part of the rise in living costs and cites pure food law as a factor.
The Fourth Assistant Postmaster General issues a circular urging postmasters and carriers to stop patrons depositing funds in mailboxes to buy money orders. Patrons are to be reminded of risks and directed to use carriers for receipts and to file form 6001 with the correct payment. The postmaster will forward the detached receipt from coupon to the patron and ensure proper procedure.
Diller reports about 500 farm phones and a general push in town with new firms and services. The water and power plant faced delays due to cold but progress resumes, while local businesses like Colman House and Patton Bros. auto garage receive praise for service. The Far Grain Co. expands into coal and grain, shipping livestock as part of a broader rural economy.
A claim circulated that five million settlers could move south seeking hamesa without crowding current residents. The remark frames a migration proposal as a solution to growth in southern regions.
The piece urges starting orchard spraying this year and links seed corn fever to Nebraska wealth. It also notes Cham berlain’s Cough Remedy for colds and argues manual labor earns honors and fortune as much as professional careers, stressing dignity in work regardless of profession.
In the County Court of Jefferson County Nebraska a petition for the adoption of Mabel Riser was filed by Henry Gobel and Maria Christina Gobel on February 19 1912. The German Evangelical Orphan's Home Society of Nebraska filed relinquishment and consent the same day. The hearing will be March 19 1912 at 1 PM in the County Court Room. Objections may be heard. Publication four consecutive weeks in the Diller Record. Witness Co. Borie County Judge.
Nebraska Jefferson county Fairbury February 9 1912 In the matter of the estate of Hick Heiman reading and filing the petition of John Timm executor praying for final settlement and allowance of his final account and discharge ORDERED That March 9 1912 at one o clock p m assigned for hearing said petition when all persons interested may appear at the County Court Room Fairbury for hearing
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