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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1916
Page
5
Local newspaper notes 30th year of publication at Endicott to Diller transition in 1887. Mentions court summons in Fairbury a sheriff candidate for Jefferson county, a fire incident near Pinlington, and social events hosted by the Wh. club.
The Senior class selects Esmeralda by Frances Hodgson Burnett for a school play with a long New York run noted. Agriculture plans a grafting tour, Wise Baseball broadens to county track prep, and Mt Kellys lots host a ball field. A new Eighth grade scholar, Clifford, arrives. Mayborn made a business trip to Omaha. A six pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Lukas east of Diller. Mr and Mrs Ben Rehrends visited relatives at Wairbury. Potatoes planted by Mills Gee, Myers, Jas Weddle, and Marl Pearce. Mrs Margaret Steiner files for divorce from John J Steiner. alleges lack of support since January. seeks restoration of maiden name Margaret A. Packer. property settlement referenced.
Footwear release showcases the New Spring Kicks for Men featuring Jorsheim Style in collaboration with Morsheiny Wear. The campaign highlights modern design and comfort aimed at urban buyers, with retailers listing availability this season.
Mrs. W. E. Epley and Mrs. Ws. A. host midweek visit at the home of Ma. Cand. in Rhodes Island Reds setting context. Kessie Cherry returns to over Tuesday after visiting.
The article discusses hopes that the country will not abandon its economic plans and will provide sufficient funding for hericann officers to study military movements, underscoring the need for effective monitoring and readiness.
Longtime resident Lula Skelton of Arefiville New York suffered bilious attacks with headaches and dizziness. Cham plaints Tablets provided her permanent relief.
A description of a Chinese typewriter notes it is a curious device with 4200 variants and only three keys. It can produce 50 000 letters from 1200 basic characters by rotating cylinders to select the next character and then printing, followed by hunting for the next one.
Granite and marble monuments offered at attractive prices with complete stock. Call to investigate and compare work and prices. All work guaranteed. Visit Fulton Monument Co. works. W M Fulton president.
A Black Percheron stallion, three years old and weighing about 1500 pounds, kept near town. Believed eligible for registry. Service fee eight dollars to insure a foal or ten dollars for the colt to stand and suck. Owner not responsible for any accidents that may occur.
Shutt Drug Co. notes cleaning and pressing services while G. C. Blanser and his family moved last week to a farm residence just west of town. Miss L. C. Ballard displays a new stock of spring hats and other millinery. Mrs. John Boetteher returned Saturday from Kansas City after a two to three week hospital stay.
McWilliams Bros French Dry Cleaners of Fairbury Nebraska announces free delivery service. A vehicle will visit Diller every Monday for garment cleaning and doorstep drop offs. Call 558 for inquiries.
The cross roads store court of last resort overrules others and Chamberlain s Cough Remedy has repeatedly won favorable verdicts. The country market cherishes remedies offering full value and widespread availability.
Pleasant View items include oats ground preparation by Carl Avers and neighbors. a cave completed at his home last week. Aid Society to meet with Mrs. L. J. Hill on Wednesday afternoon. Bert Miller family illness. H K. Moffitt and Clark McCurdy baled hay. A. J. Rogers sawed wood Saturday.
An advertisement argues catarrh cannot be cured by local applications and must be treated internally with Hall's Catarrh Medicine. It claims the remedy acts through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers testimonials, with F. J. Cheney & Co of Toledo as proprietors and nationwide drugstore availability.
Mrs. Wigan and her sister Mrs. We Jocknshie along with family traveled back to their home in Wyncore on Sunday. Mrs. Clinton Tristman and her son Allen left for Harlowton Montana yesterday after spending ten weeks with her parents Mr. and Mrs. John Gretzinegr due to illness.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's Tablets to "move the bowels" after supper and prevent constipation. The piece also includes a nostalgic vignette about mothers and a child wanting to scrape the baking pan while imagining a future wife and a plan to keep half the dough for himself.
W H Stinson of Fairbury in Jefferson county campaigns in Diller for the county assessor nomination. He is described as well qualified and aiming to win the Republican nomination. The note mentions Nebraska pocket gopher damage and control methods, including trapping poisoning shooting and encouraging natural enemies like owls hawks weasels and bull snakes.
A. Rosseter of Valentine Nebraska writes to the Dodge Brothers factory praising the car. He says it is a wonder for heavy sand country where trips cross rough terrain. He reports his work covers about one hundred square miles of harsh sand hills.
The article explains mint authority and coin values, noting mutilated coins are bullion purchases, no sale of pattern pieces, and no government premium on returns. It lists ceased coinages with dates, mint marks by location, currently authorized coin types, and prices for proof sets. The American Boy.
Department of Horticulture guidance states young trees taken from nursery rows lose root mass and require cutting back the top to reduce transpiration and support. Remove all torn branches and prune roots to healthy tissue, shortening long and tangled roots to promote healing.
A new Sharples model touts exclusive suction feed as a vital feature. The claim asserts complete reliability with no chance of loss, emphasizing its uniqueness and guaranteed performance.
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