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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary railway timetable note lists DIRG EAST and WEST lines with freight and passenger services. Mentions daily Local Freight and No 11 passenger service, with reference to present or upcoming days and Saturdays.
DeWitt reports an unusually warm spell with springlike conditions for over a week. Local farm news notes fruit buds in prime condition and possible early ripening if warmth continues. Barneston resident Will Barber settled on Clark land east of town, later resold. Mrs. John Allen and her Cedar Rapids daughter visit Ed and Mrs Wagenaar. Willie Boetcher, 12, impressed at a spelling school in Dist 58 by spelling the entire class word for word. Spring winds arrive bringing plans and remedies as ads promote Pinesalve Carbolized from Neelys Pharmacy.
Geo Pickard and Son advertise wind mills tanks and fittings while Miss Addie Miller visits from Jansen. S G Williams of Powderly reports kidney and bladder relief after using Pimeules. Diller State Bank handles large real estate settlements and Ballard of Indianapolis forwards a subscription renewal with a money order.
Notice to farmers offers ready spring work including plowing and grinding services. Advertises payment options and readiness to complete tasks before busy season, mentions buggy carriage orders, and expresses willingness to take customer orders. Signed by Canet Kizismem.
A child was born March 3 to Mr and Mrs Lafe Shipman northwest of Diller. Pickard & Son advertise gasoline water pumps. Dr Claude Ellis will be unavailable on Mondays, Thursdays and Fridays due to travel. D J Gretsinger left Diller for Oklahoma City to join Success Pub Co. Diller shows growth with five new houses under contract and plans for another residence and a business block. Let the good work go on.
A quiet note reminds readers of expectations for conduct and privacy in business communications. The message emphasizes modesty and discretion in handling subscriber matters without fanfare.
Mr and Mrs Fred Frisbie and Mr and Mrs Gene Hill flew to Denver Colorado after receiving a telegram about the death of J C Dowling father of the Frisbie and Hill families He died during or immediately after a surgical operation in Savitorum. Also notices promote Dr Shoops Health Coffee and Restorative products and report on Neelys Pharmacy legal notices and social events including a Sunday School surprise for Mr and Mrs Chester Sparks hosted by Mrs Thompson Barry King and school superintendent are listed.
The Diller Farmers Institute drew Four hundred attendees for afternoon and evening programs. Prof. Hunt was replaced by Q Hall on soil fertility with Ashburns giving talks. Exhibits sold for $2.25 a bundle of premium corn, and premiums were awarded across crops and produce with local merchants funding prizes. A resolution praised Diller merchants for road drag support and pledged renewed road use next season.
The Diller Farmers Institute resolves to request Nebraska's congressional delegation to back a Tariff Revision Commission to depoliticize tariff policy and boost foreign trade in farm and livestock products. A copy will go to each Nebraska delegate. Officers elected for the coming year include C L E Blauser as President and F W Steffen as Secretary Treasurer among others.
Hon. Jake Moore of Georgia praises Kodol for indigestion relief in a letter from Atlanta dated August 10, 1904. The testimonial, attributed to EC DeWitt Co, Chicago, claims dramatic weight gain and improved health after use. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Mr John Riba of Vining Indiana touts DeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills claiming year long use with high satisfaction and urges others to try them. Spear Drug Co sells the remedy. A Lincoln civil service exam March 11 12 seeks three hundred teachers for Philippine service offering 1200 to 3000 salaries for men and 900 for some women.
Presiding Elder R N Orrill will lead the meeting next Saturday at 2 30 PM All members urged A W Rummell of Godell will preach Sunday morning and lead communion at 11 Sunday school at 10 Epworth League 6 30 PM service 7 30 PM
The church announces preaching at 11 A M and 7 30 P M by Pastor William Boyle. Sabbath School begins at 10 A M and the En deavor Society meets at 6 30 P M.
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