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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1908
Page
5
A rural bulletin lists births, meetings and events including a baby girl's birth to Mr and Mrs Win Glatbar on the 15th, county commissioners meeting on April 7, and upcoming horse sale at Chester. Local ads promote seed potatoes from Loock, Little Early Risers from DeVites, measuring services at Spark's, porch work by John Glathar, and a school play at Odell with plans for Diller attendees.
Farmers urged to visit Geo. Pickard & Son for wind mills tank heaters tanks pipes and filleage.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will hold its regular meeting on Saturday March 21 at 2 30 P M at the home of Mrs O B Hill All women are invited Also mentions a joke about a man writing no and a testimonial for Pimeulee by S G Williams of Powderly Texas with Neely's Pharmacy as supplier Reports Mr and Mrs C C Miller and son Earl have left for Moreland Oklahoma ahead of a move to their new home in Moreland Oklahoma and expresses regard for their departure
Notice to Farmers ready to perform spring tasks. Offers disc plow work, feed grinding on a French bulr, buggy and carriage orders, and repair plus repaint of old buggies. Encourages early drop off to avoid rush. Signed Curst Kikiamein.
Roy Gear has a new house in the northwest part of town near completion. Merve Layran is in Poin 60. Pickard & Son offer 200 bushels seed oats. Zook sold hogs to J. E. Clark after loading them for shipment. Robert Cully recovering from a severe attack of axillary pneumonia. Lace Pure Blood White Plymouth Rock chickens priced at 31 00 each. Mrs A M Solienberger Fairbury Nebr. Mrs J C Herwig visited and returned to Humboldt. W H Hauver bought land from W A Boggs paying 50 per acre for no acres formerly his father’s farm.
On Saturday afternoon a representative of the Wonder Grain Grader will demonstrate at the office of A. L. Tristman. Progressive farmers are invited to attend. Also an ad for Health Coffee claims no real coffee content and quick preparation. Nearby notices discuss land sales and relocations in Diller and Elbert Colorado with local family travel notes.
Elisabeth Baker obituary details her birth on March 27 in Rosshaet Nassir Germany emigrating to America in 1861 with three children then marrying John Baker in Miehtown where they had one son George. Widowed eighteen years ago she later moved to Nebraska living with George until death at age 89. Survived by four children eighty grandchildren and great grandchildren.
A fragmented local notice reports Otis Kansas visitors J D Faxpins Mro and Mrs A Arpke from Otis, plus Harbine relatives of J A Price. James Andrews dies at his Geneseo Illinois home at 75 after weeks ill, leaving ten descendants and land holdings.
A community appeal argues residents should trade at Diller to boost local freight business. The piece notes Diller handles more freight than any station between Wymore and Superior and mentions an increased railroad bond related to this growth. It urges residents to convert to Diller for tangible benefits locally.
A garbled newspaper page lists a mix of ads and testimonials. Items include Pickard & Son paints, Beatrice visits, typhoid recovery story, Kodol for dyspepsia praise from Jake Moore of Atlanta, Spear Drug Co adverts, Ohio seed potatoes, and a coming sale near Diller featuring horses cattle hay and farm equipment.
Notice to taxpayers instructs Jefferson County residents to prepare a list of their personal property for the assessor. A related item notes Mrs. Gus Kelley of Republican City traveling via Burlington No. 16 to join her husband. The column reports a child illness and a funeral for the DeVries family at St. Paul Lutheran Church with sympathy from the community.
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