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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1912
Page
8
An ancients orator cites Ezra 7 and a Bible text about letters except one. The anecdote notes a minister ending a begging sermon by saying no one should contribute unless they have paid their subscription to the home paper. The remark underscores the need for money in country papers.
Mr and Mrs S S Crist of a county in this state arrived for a visit with Mr I Harlan Hadley and family. They plan to farm land northeast of town. The Hadleys arrived recently from near Wymore with a carload of personal effects. Mrs Gridley of Humboldt Neb visited her sister Mrs Wm Nida and daughter Mittie Gridley who teaches in the Oaks district.
The article recounts Stillman Green of Malachite Col stating that five years ago two doctors predicted only two years to live from consumption. He credits trying King's New Discovery for his revival and now works, expressing belief the treatment saved his life.
Fragmented copy reports fixed up front office with tile work and decor improvements. Mentions toilet-related rooms and general renovation, but text is garbled and names are unclear.
An advertisement extols Dr. King s New Life Pills promising no griping and good health for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co. The piece then praises newspapers as family companions and urges upright posture to counteract a tired, stooped common male stance observed in crowds.
A cheerful exhortation urges readers to stay hopeful and shake off trouble. It promotes courage, sunshine in the soul, and pressing toward goals, insisting that troubles roll away when one maintains a positive mood.
The Nebraska Experiment Station releases Bulletin 123 detailing several years of work on fattening hogs with alfalfa and corn alone or with other grains and mill products at the North Platte Substation. It compares feeding methods and follows Bulletin 121 on cost of brood sows and pig growth, available free to Nebraska residents. The note also comments on the profitable poultry business and improving standards beyond scrub fowls.
The article argues for careful horse breeding and selection focusing on pedigree and market demand. It critiques poor stallions, notes draft horses as money makers, and warns against overfat or undersized stock. It discusses body structure, legs, and bone, plus feeding, with a closing note on Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Shutt Drug Co.
In the matter of Mabel Riser a minor child Henry Gobel and Maria Christina Gobel filed a petition for adoption on February 19 1912 The German Evangelical Lutheran Orphan's Home Society of Nebraska relinquished consent on the same date The hearing is set for March 19 1912 at 1 PM in the County Court Room Objections to the proposed adoption will be heard The notice is to be published four consecutive weeks in the Diller Record Signed C C Borie County Judge.
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