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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1911
Page
5
Burlington timetable lists eastbound No.14 through passenger No.16 local and No.66 local freight daily with 4:30 am, 12:52 pm, and 5:28 pm arrivals. It notes No.1 through passenger at 8:58 am and freight No.65 daily at 8:35 am with distant figures and garbled carriage labels.
Town items report sales and auctions, millinery arrivals, and social events. School news covers exams, debates, spelling tests and maps, with students like Diller and Edgington noted. The piece also mentions a bank guaranty law, a horse death, and medical advice on coughs.
The piece highlights chronic appendicitis in Iller and promotes Adler-i ka as a German remedy claiming quick relief from stomach and bowel troubles. It also discusses baseball's accessibility and the public’s role in the game, contrasting it with formal arbiters.
After completing a course at Kansas City Auto School, Depric Fanders advertises readiness to perform all kinds of auto repair and overhaul including engine work and solicits patronage.
A farmer writes that his goal for the season is to grow better crops and roads, improve neighborhood life, and keep records of his business. He plans to greet neighbors with a smile to show his family and animals he believes in the gospel of good cheer.
Lewis Chamblie of Manchester Delaware cites four children who suffered croup and feared death until Dr. King's New Discovery proved effective. The ad claims it treats croup coughs colds asthma hay fever influenza whooping cough and lung trouble with prices 0c and 1.00 and a trial bottle free from Chipperfield Drug Co.
An 8 me complaint discusses half road rules when an automobile follows a team. It argues motorists and team drivers equally deserve space to pass and cites the law recognizing both rights. The piece notes some drivers mix driving styles but urges mutual respect and safe passing.
The Supreme Court has upheld the income tax on corporations, bringing twenty five million dollars into the treasury and moving funds from the rich. Guy Cassell loaded goods and stock for shipment to Calome, South Dakota, where he bought a farm last fall and plans to reside. Mrs. Cassell will join him after visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. F. W. Beckwith.
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