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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1909
Page
4
Advances and six months in advance references appear. Terms note Nebraska for transmission through the mails of second class matter. Advertising rates are available on application. Business locals run until ordered out and priced at 5 cents per line for insertion.
A motivational creed from New Idea magazine affirming happiness, resilience, and personal mastery. It promises strength through trials, turning obstacles into opportunities, and facing life with courage and a positive mindset.
A New York court holds that searching a husband’s pocket constitutes common theft and that a woman who abstracts bank funds is liable under civil law. The ruling warns husbands not to rely on the law and notes prudence in destroying compromising stationery has its advantages.
A man travels a distance to buy a porous plaster for a lame back and quibbles with a druggist over a directive. A Swede in Elmwood quarries remarks he will work for Jesus despite a revival meeting. Balloons and airplanes spark optimism yet lack practical commercial hope. Editors are temperate due to income constraints.
A New York man sues for divorce claiming his wife forced him to eat meat after a cat allegedly sampled it. The snappy remark about swearing laws as a good thing from a Diller man contrasts with the winter weather and baseball chatter in daily papers.
Local: Saturday sale at the Racket features new glassware and 10c items. Charley Waggoner sick since Monday with tonsillitis. Mrs. Durst from Elk Creek assists care for a gravely ill daughter. Shoop Croup Remedy promises rapid relief and ManZan Pile Remedy advertised by Neely’s Pharmacy.
J T Henrichs conducted a sale Tuesday selling mares totaling $521 five head of horses for $1200 and ten head including five colts for over $2000. The entire sale approached $4000. The text also promotes Pineules for kidney disease relief and notes a $1.00 size with 24 times the quantity of the 50c size.
The editor travelled yesterday to Steele City in the First National Bank official’s auto with A. E. Price. Roads were rough but weather was fine and the trip was enjoyed. Also promotes Preventics candy cold cure tablets as a seasonal safeguard available at Neely’s Pharmacy with a 48 count box for 25 cents.
A Auburn special notes southeastern Nebraska farmers favor returning to the corn planter after finding the sister method ruins soil. William Flack plans to break forty acres of sod this spring and compares virgin sod loss to cultivated land, while H. E. Clark urges Richardson and Nemaha county farmers to switch from the sister to the old-fashioned corn planter.
Notice of Incorporation for The Diller Mercantile Company with principal business in Diller Nebraska. It plans general merchandise including Dry Goods Boots Shoes and Groceries, authorized capital 35000 dollars, 20000 paid in before starting, start date March 5 1909 and termination March 5 1929, indebtedness capped at two thirds of paid capital, managed by a five member Board with President Secretary and Treasurer.
Holland House sits in a green oasis near Kensington, a country like escape in the metropolis. The house preserves a rich lineage with portraits and heirlooms, linking Charles Fox to memories of youthful days and aging glories, while a park statue and Nollekens bust honor him.
The Pall Mall Gazette piece recounts a famed Italian duel sparked by Prince Henry of Orleans insult to the army after Adona. Crispi arranges the Count of Turin as Victor Emmanuel to stop the affair, amid a European joke involving General Mannaggia la Rocca and a French hoax that backfired, causing wide laughter.
The young man at the store telephone speaks to customers around the fountain. He reports on a birth, saying eleven pounds and that the baby looks just like him. He mentions resting quietly and promises to attend to arrangements for the mother.
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