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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1910
Page
5
Local and through passenger and freight trains run daily east and west from Burlington. Community notes report illnesses, births, moves, and local events in Diller and surrounding areas with updates on residents, a watch ad, medicines, and a road judging event by local farmers.
Notice to farmers announces a two to three year old registered Percheron colt, number 52227, black-grey, wide thick set, easy keeper. Colt to stand at Shea farm 4% miles south. Terms 10 dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Owner YV T Logan.
Mr. McDonald leads a smooth week with strong attendance after illnesses. Grace Cully is out with a cold. Rex Green and Frank Tonnemuaker plan to resume next year. The Literary Club debated annexation while the Athletic Club organized fund plans and field meet prep. A new clock for Room 2 and various staff updates noted.
George Morris traveled to St. Louis Missouri on Monday for a business trip. The notice mentions shopping for implements and hints at savings from Kunter and Co. The item also notes Miss Sylva Miller may have returned from Fairbury after attending a basketball game.
A. H. Gretzinger tested seed corn selected last fall and found that every ear grew. H. Z. Diller F. Hartzell Billy Riddle Folley Franzen and J. Smith Diller rode in Diller’s car Monday evening to Fairbury to attend the play The Old Homestead.
Nine tenths of rheumatism cases arise from muscles due to cold or damp or are chronic rheumatism. No internal treatment needed. Apply Chamberlain's Liniment free to obtain relief. Trial promises quick relief and is sold by all dealers.
Mrs Clara Myers and Mrs Fannie Diller went yesterday to a district missionary meeting of the Presbyterian church at Lincoln.
Mrs J E Kerr was operated on Wednesday evening by Dr W O Henry of Omaha with Dr O C Diehl assisting for an abscess on her left side. Over a pint of pus was removed. She recovered from anesthesia and is progressing well.
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