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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 25, 1910
Page
5
Go East on No 14 and 16 through Baws yal wer 16 Local Passenger. Go West on No 18 and No 65 Local Freight daily. Dr Claude Ellis the dentist will be out of town Thursdays and Fridays. See Kunter & Co for savings on implements. Mrs Dora Wobilforth returned Monday from Chester visit. Easter supper prices in M E church basement, 150 for under 10, 250 for over 10.
Winter weather prompts rain readiness as dairy, nurse and farmer activities appear in Wymore and Beatrice. Notices include cattle shipments by J E Clark, visits by Miss Edith Wallace and Miss Elsie Tinetman, and a street district baron gift for Clyde Hutchinson. Chamberlain’s tablets advertised for female health.
A small barn owned by Mart Carmichael in the southwest town area burned on Monday after a rubbish pile burned the prior Friday. Quick help arrived and saved the larger barn, carp crib, and hay from the blaze.
Seed potatoes Red River Early Ohies priced at $1 per bushel in 2 bushel lots or more. The ladies missionary society of the Presbyterian church will meet at Mrs. Trnsman's home at 2:30 PM next Wednesday. All ladies of the church are invited.
A miscellany of local items lists Mrs L Bausch buying Mayborn property in southwest Diller for 2000 dollars and planning to occupy it, J C McClay resigning as Pleasant precinct justice of the peace, and I R Kelly’s bond approved for the same office. Other notes mention visits, deaths, and purchases including a 3 sec steel barrow by Will Amos and A Cirene.
A verse narrates Mrs. Henry Gray planning Easter church attire and ridiculing rival women for bonnets and dresses. She vows to outshine neighbors like Mrs. Bliss, Mrs. Brown, Miss Jones, Helen White, and the Billings girls with a new bonnet and gown.
The Diller Lyceum Club hosted a Ford cartoonist entertainment event closing an eight number course. The program, part of the Diller lecture and entertainment series, drew praise for its financial success and broad appeal.
Mrs Frank Nelson and her son Max traveled from Gilead on Saturday to attend the 73rd birthday anniversary of her father L. L. Catlin, observed Monday. Also an ad promotes diversified Minnesota farming land from 40 to 2000 acres by Benton County Real Estate Co. Sauk Rapids.
The Record completes the 23rd year of publication under its founder and publisher without missing an issue. It hopes for another twenty three years. Medicines that aid mature are most successful and Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is praised for loosening the cough relieving the lungs opening secretions and aiding nature to restore health. Sold by all dealers.
Fred Schnuelle of Harbine sold a cow in St. Joseph market last week near a famed jumping cow rating. The 1640 pound animal sold at 6.40 per cwt earning 104.96 dollars. He and others from the county showcased well conditioned stock for market.
A railroad case in Fort Worth features a witness recounting the incident in his own words. He describes walking along the track after hearing a whistle, seeing Ole's hat and then the remains of Ole, concluding with the exclamation My God Something must have happened to Ole.
Nine of ten rheumatism cases are muscles rheumatism from cold or damp, not requiring internal treatment. Free application of Chamberlains Liniment offers relief. use at once. Sold by all dealers.
The Chicago retailer announces new Spring styles from Chas A Stevens & Bros featuring ready-to-wear suits dresses lingerie and tailored wash suits from ten dollars and up. Other items include coate skirts waists petticoats sweaters muslin underwear kimonos knit wear hosiery corsets gloves neckwear and children and misses dresses at low prices. Agent L O Battago invites customers to view fashion plates and samples.
The advertisement asserts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are safe reliable and effective with thousands of women restored to health by their gentle action. Sold by all dealers.
Registered Percheron stallion two to three years old, record 52227, black-grey colt with strong build and calm head. Stands at a farm one mile south of Shea for the season. Terms ten dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. Owner V T Locan. 21
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