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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1914
Page
5
A brief notice promotes Loock's store offering Early Ohio seed potatoes for sale. The item highlights available seed potatoes at the retailer, inviting customers to purchase for planting season.
Assorted house dresses and skirts discounted at L. O. Ballard. The Farmers Elevator Company sent a mixed car load of cattle to the St. Joe market on Wednesday. For sale chunk wood at 1.50 per rich on the place and fence posts included. John Harvey plans a public sale Saturday afternoon on the vacant lot south of the garage as he moves to North Platte Nebraska.
An old advertisement warns of constipation and promotes Dr King's New Life Pills for family use. It cites Mrs. Charles E. Smith of West Franklin as endorsing the remedy, with promotional phrases about health and relief.
Mrs H Z Diller went to Beat Rice yesterday to meet her daughter Gertrude and Esther Green who are returning today from Peru where they attended the state school and will remain until Monday.
Mrs S J Clark of Wymore was informed her mother Mrs J P Lowe of Diller was not expected to recover from kidney trouble and she traveled on the evening train to Cadams Nebr to be with her.
An early 20th century editorial argues practical schooling is the best inheritance for children. It stresses skills that endure, guiding sons and daughters toward responsible, useful citizenship and adaptable futures.
Notices mention bills for Pichal’s sale on March eighteenth. Burling ton passenger Miss Gladys Cully was en route to Lincoln on Wednesday. Miss Lulu Pasco of Fairbury visited relatives and friends in and near Diller over the weekend.
Miss Clara Steiner, a Lincoln nurse, has spent a few days visiting the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. I. D. Steiner.
R F Starr negotiated last week the sale of the John Hartzell 80 acres to A S Gonseth of Oklahoma for 6400 dollars.
Orvillé Cherry bought Ed Waggenaar’s drag line and took possession yesterday. Wagenaar plans to return to Spokane Washington soon for new opportunities.
The Mothers' Favorite cough remedy is described as pleasant to take effective for children and widely favored by mothers. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Chairman F. E. Hale and Secretary O. B. Hill post a notice calling a village primary in the city hall at 8 o clock Tuesday evening March 24 for nominating three candidates to serve two years and for any other business that may properly come before the meeting.
A farm bulletin from Lincoln explains an easy and inexpensive method to protect oats wheat and other cereals from smut. The treatment could save thousands of dollars statewide by cost effectively preventing disease and boosting yields.
Dr Bauguess made a professional trip to Thompson on Monday. Elias Hadley returned Wednesday from a short visit in Beatrice. The Hartzell farm near Steele City sold last week for 80 dollars per acre. Mr and Mrs Wen Lambert of Guide Rock visited their daughter Mrs Cedric Fanders and family Sunday. Chas Hansen returned Tuesday from Reynolds where he painted and decorated the interior of Mr Warren's new home.
Seed oats regenerated Swedish select oats at 1.00 per bushel. Call O A Pool at Diller phone 11105. Mr and Mrs W E Griffin returned to Beatrice Sunday after visiting here a couple of days with her brothers Harlan and Elias Hadley and their families.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Cough Bows of as a longtime favorite offering relief for coughs and colds. First offered in 1, it has grown to worldwide reputation over more than forty years. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Woman’s Greatest Accomplish The art of Ladies Tailoring and Dressmaking is taught at Keisters Ladies Tailoring College located over Jenkins Store in Fairbury Nebraska. The college promises thorough practical knowledge of dressmaking with instruction for women who want to make their own garments. 2t Migs Etta Adame Prin.
Mr and Mrs Don Gridley visited relatives in Humboldt on Wednesday. Miss Grace Watson and Miss Lois Elwood went to Beatrice. Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching offered at 50c per 15 eggs. Burlington plans cement and steel bridge reconstruction across Indian creek near Diller. Diller Telephone Co officers thank patrons for paying accounts. A L Tinstman secretary.
Miss Patrice McElwee returned from Lincoln and left to live on her homestead near Pine Bluff Wyoming. Wm Mahood visited with his sister Mrs Robt Eastwood and family then left for Ft Collins Colorado after marketing cattle. A new petition opens the Colman Loeper case in district court naming Albert Loeper Elizabeth Loeper and Marie M Colby for 5516.70 plus 7 percent interest and costs.
The H E P T club met at Mr and Mrs Hartzell’s home on Tuesday March 10. Members received a $100 check and enjoyed a markets of the world shopping spree followed by a chilly but fruitful fishing session and a hearty lunch.
Mrs. David Mayo of Saginaw credits Dr King's New Discovery with curing her husband after fifteen years and her son after eight. The product is sold for 50 cents and one dollar by H. E. Buckien & Co. Philadelphia or St Louis.
Fragmentary OCR text lists assets and expenditures, including a retirement fund and treasurers notes. It mentions directors, seating and financial totals such as 50 000 and 10 000, with scattered figures and unclear notes.
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