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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1914
Page
5
A full line of fresh garden seeds in bulk at Blauser's. Watch the winter wheat grow when this show goes off. An assortment of house dresses and skirts at reduced prices. L. O. Ballard. For sale home grown oats 1912 crop good for seed. For sale by Lincoln Grain Co Shea Nebr.
Mr and Mrs Ed Giles drove from Fairbury to spend Tuesday evening and Wednesday with Diller friends returning on No 15. Presbyterians in Fairbury plan to tear down the old church and build a new one costing 15000 with construction to start within a month. The will contest of the late Martin Hood was settled in district court yesterday by agreement after an appeal from the county court. Hood's children had sought to have the will set aside.
Mrs. Charles E. Smith of West Franklin Missouri endorses Dr Kings New Life Pills calling them a family laxative. The advertisement promotes mail order from H. Loke and Company in Philadelphia or St. Louis and urges readers to get them today.
An editorial urges unemployed young men to try a year on the farm to gain health and vigor. It promises renewed energy, a practical livelihood, improved posture and appetite, and a hopeful view of life through honest labor.
The Rock Creek church reports a thriving Sabbath with 112 in Sunday school and a strong Epworth League. Services next Sunday proceed with 10 am Sunday school 11 am sermon on The Gift of the Holy Spirit then 6:30 pm Epworth League 7:80 pm sermon The Conflict of the Ages. Choir practice Thursday at 7:30.
The March 22 1914 Sabbath features morning study on salvation drawn from Luke 13 and Prov 22 6 The evening includes a sermon or topic titled The Gates and the proposed continuation unknown from fragmentary text reflecting church program and schedule of services.
Early gardens were covered with three to four inches of snow Thursday morning, an unexpected fall that blanketed yards and pathways. Local residents noted cold temperatures and shifting maintenance plans as the storm moved through.
Seed oats regenerated Swedish select oats offered at 1.00 per bushel. Call O A Pool at Diller, phone 11105 for details and orders. Advertisement.
Mrs A A Ballard and her young daughter, who had been visiting with her sister-in-law Miss L O Ballard since Sunday, returned Wednesday to their home at Beatrice.
George Henrichs purchases another Percheron stallion to join two horses and a jack kept for service this year at his home located about half a mile south and one mile west of Diller.
A reminiscence recalls the era when a man guided a horse with one arm and held a calico bonnet with the other, noting that such scenes are memories for middle aged couples while the present generation merely imagines leisure.
The senior class has finished the Senior Reviews and began Grammar. They chose Aaron Boggs for their class play. The Girls Athletic Association, organized last fall, held an initiation last Tuesday as part of its event. A literary program is planned for Friday afternoon. State Teachers Examination will occur at the High School Friday and Saturday. Elma Reeder of State University visits Catherine Reeder this week. Mrs. C W. Tonnemaker attends the Royal Neighbors of America state convention in Omaha as a delegate. A pie social is planned for Friday night in the High School assembly room with a short program.
Miss Lora Lambert of Guide Rock visited yesterday with her sister Mrs. Cedric Fanders and family.
The Mothers' Favorite A for children should be harm it should be pleasant to take It should be effectual Cham berlain's Cough Remedy i is all of this and is the mother's favorite every where For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
For Sale 19138 twin Harley Davidson motorcycle chain drive fully equipped Prestolite tandem attachment speedometer run half season nearly new Bargain for right man. Write Box 185 Blue Springs Nebr.
Several substantial elm trees were set in the city park this week. If they survive the transplanting and are properly watered, they should provide ample shade within a couple of years.
A young city traveler at a country hotel asks for cream with slang. The landlady replies by telling him to chase the cow toward the calf, turning the breakfast into a humorous rural moment.
The weekly home paper fills a place in readers hearts that a daily cannot, arriving like an old friend while the daily comes as a stranger. Its steady presence complements the daily news service and quicker facilities.
The ruling placing books in the fourth class mail list of the parcel post system became effective March 6. Regular zone rates apply to parcels over eight ounces, while eight ounces or less incur 1 cent for each two ounces or fraction thereof.
A petition with 42 523 names asks that the ballot question granting women suffrage be submitted to voters this fall. Of the names 593 are from Jefferson County and the petition is filed with the Secretary of State.
The Kansan state board of health issues a bulletin urging caution as springlike days begin. Pneumonia kills more Kansans annually than tuberculosis by about one third and causes over four times as many deaths as typhoid fever.
The Record office announces readiness to produce advertising material for horsemen including custom cuts and printing. They stock various advertising cuts and will help with design, finishing, and reasonable pricing, inviting readers to inquire locally.
The notice lists performances including a cornet solo by Reinhart, a Lawrence Blauser reading, Elma Reeder recitation, Frank Campbell vocal duet with Will Logan and Will Diller, a Bell violin solo, and a vocal by Will Logan. It states C L Westcott owes $103.25 for piano disposal with one $50 payment still due. thanks the public for patronage.
A historical note praises Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy first offered in 1 and claims its growth to worldwide use. The passage urges trying the remedy for coughs or colds and mentions it is available for sale by Sit Dene Co.
J O Yeiser of Omaha long associated with the Bull Moose movement and a Nebraska state board of pardons member faces a grand jury indictment on a blackmail charge as he seeks the Republican nomination for governor.
C H Rohrabaugh funds a four horse road grader for Dist No 45 near Diller to upgrade seven miles of road this spring. W E Mudge to supervise. farmers must supply at least one day of team work. Several locals have already pledged, with more hoped to follow.
Pleasant View items report visits by Mrs. Henry Mabyorn and Mrs. Win Hill in Beatrice, neighborhood farming including potatoes and oat ground, and local markets. Families: Mrs. H H Beckwith returns from Sabetha hospital. John Thompson rents Hemminger farm. H N Jackson ships stock from Odell to Kansas City.
Photographer Clarence Seffen closes the Diller gallery to help his father on the farm during the upcoming crop season. The gallery space is now available for rent.
A Smith county Kansas farmer attempted to ship a 40 pound cut of beef to his father but the freight agent would not accept meat not inspected. He then sent it by mail from a local post office at a cost of 46 cents.
Mrs David Moor of Saginaw Ala praises Dr King s New Discovery for curing a fifteen year cough in her husband and an eight year cough in her son The advertisement claims the medicine stops hacking coughs relieves lagic throat ailments and offers a money back guarantee Libral price options 50c and 1.00 via H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis
A January Postal Guide supplement states road commissioners may ride with rural carriers on routes to inspect highways. Postmasters are to allow road supervisors direct charge over routes to accompany carriers while performing duties. The rule benefits county road superintendents by enabling daily inspection of many miles without vehicle hire.
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