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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1912
Page
5
Burlington time table lists through passenger trains No 14 and No 13 with morning and early day departures, local passenger No 16 at noon and evening, and local freight No 65 with miscellaneous notes. The schedule covers daylight times and station entries for the through and local services.
For sale two mare colts coming three years old or two broken horses. Location is Stull. Price and full details not provided in the text.
A Florida firm requests particulars about opportunities in Florida and cites Pendleton Land Company at 322 First National Bank Building Lincoln Nebraska seeking information.
To Mothers and Others Bucklen's Arnica Salvé is promoted as a safe cure for children’s eczema rashes tetter chafings and skin injuries including cuts burns and bruises. It claims rapid healing for boils ulcers fever sores and piles with no equal and is priced at 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
A. Hoffman, a Cortland farmer, started with one cow and two strippers on December 1 and began delivering milk to the Cortland creamery. By March 1 he had averaged three cows daily and sold 115.94 worth of butter fat while feeding alfalfa at a cost under 40.
A Jefferson county breeder advertises a purebred Percheron stallion to stand for 1912 at Henry Behrends farm near Diller. The horse is described as sound, well bred, with good style and temper, insured for 12.50 per colt, and marked sound under the new stallion law. Also brief probate and village election items from the area.
Supt Eastwood edits a summary of grades with winners in spelling and handwriting. County eight grade exam set for Friday. teachers urged to attend Southeastern Educational Association in Beatrice March 27 29. School board re elects staff for next year and outlines new roles including Miss Carle M Taylor as high school principal and Miss Frances Hughes as assistant principal.
The Good Roads column notes a spring rush to grade and repair roads after oats sowing. Business leaders in Diller plan to grade seven miles, sharpen graders, and organize a work day with tools, scrapers, and plows. J W Fouts and Thos P Price have steel road drags for farms, with sales and land transfers mentioned. Children’s cold illnesses are warned against and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is recommended.
Each member of the Christian Church is urged to contribute articles for the Easter fair. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has gained wide renown and sales for its cures of coughs colds and croup. It is dependable and sold by Shutt Drug Co.
A fragment mentions a span of well and broke mules aged 3 and 5 years old weighing 2250 pounds. It places the note miles south and one west of Diller with a Diller phone number 11754 for Frank Pospisil.
An early 20th century advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming effortless health benefits with no griping or distress. The ad notes the pills cost 25 cents and are sold at Shutt Drug Co urging readers to try them for better well being.
J W Fouts notes a free advertisement for listing farms and offers mailings of a land bulletin No 31 with complete descriptions to hundreds of prospective buyers. Listings received before April 15 1912 will be included.
Notice announces an election on Tuesday April 2 1912 at the lodge ante room to fill three two year trustee posts and vote on a resolution adopted March 20 1912 to issue warrants up to 4000 at legal interest to fund water works for fire fighting. Polls open 9 am to 7 pm on game day in Diller Nebraska.
Nebraska bank report shows Diller State Bank in Jefferson County with deposits rising by 39 977 88 while overall deposits fell at other banks. Cashier Mayborn notes state guarantee law adds safety at no extra cost, urging new accounts.
Voters are advised polls open at noon and close at 9 PM on April 19 1912. Ballots printed for each party with nomination candidates. Proposals No 1 Initiative and Referendum No 2 Fixing term of office and salaries No 3 Board of Commissions of State Institutions appear on party ballots. majority on general election required for adoption.
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