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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
4
The Diller Record outlines subscription terms: one year in advance for $1.50 and six months for 35 cents. Advertising rates are available on request. Notices that business locals are run until ordered out and charged five cents per line per insertion.
Washington reports highlight Japan's Manchuria stance and potential war risks with China. The piece links U S policy interests, Portsmouth outcome, and the likelihood of indemnities and apologies shaping future East Asia power dynamics.
English suffragist Mrs. T J Cobden-Sanderson argues American women show indifference to politics and lack political training. She claims the average American woman would not know how to use the ballot and questions when voters will gain suffrage.
Spring tonics and remedies promoted by Spear Drug Co. and Neelys Pharmacy. Dr. Claude Elis unavailable Monday Wednesday and Friday in town. J J Harris learns his daughter births a 10 pound boy in Deweese Nebraska. he is Burlington section foreman.
An old notice urges farm listings before March 20 for Bulletin No 25 to attract buyers. Sheriff Fors returns to Fairbury with Fred Vaughn who married Goldie Appleman last summer and another marriage in South Dakota. An advertisement promotes Dr Shopp's Restorative for dyspepsia heart and kidney issues with a test offer.
The Farmers Institute director updated members after a Saturday meeting reviewing secretary accounts and the final report. Total cash subscribed by Diller business men reached 100.85 with expenses listed for printing postage groceries and rent among others.
An open letter by Hon. Peder Jansen of Jansen Nebraska disparages Congressman Hinshaw and suggests Beatrice resident Samuel Rinaker as a potential nominee. Rinaker states he is not a candidate citing business reasons, while noting Gage County’s interest in a new congressman.
A brief of small town remarks notes Charley Nickerson and spouse welcomed a bow on St Patrick day. Mr and Mrs Bartlett of Cub Creek visited Diller with Mr and Mrs John Lamb. Miss Anna Benson of Odell visited Diller friends and returned home on No 15. Mrs Fox returned from Lincoln with her daughter Mrs Nettie Mormon to stay indefinitely.
A six member Salvation Army party will arrive in Diller to begin revival services led by L. Col L. L Oliphant. The report notes a nearby relative of Miss Sopha Johnson died by self inflicted gunshot, leaving a wife and four children. Miss Johnson will attend the funeral the following day. News also mentions the Tonnemaker family traveling to Washington and Idaho to visit or settle, with Mrs. Win. Tonnemaker and relatives planning to stay with their sons and daughter. The group arrived safely at Springbrook Wisconsin though many contracted colds amid ongoing snow.
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