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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1915
Page
5
Mrs Charley Kelley of Endicott visited here Tuesday with Mrs Ora Dimmitt Try our Victor chick food Especially Prepared for young chicks Espec Fanders S 3 Senior of Wymore was an incoming passenger on DOL BD Tuesday evening returning home yesterday
The notice indicates Timothy seed stock is abundant and of fine, clean quality, sourced from Waggener Brothers, described as home grown timothy seed.
Mrs Albert Polak underwent an operation in a Beatrice sanatorium on Tuesday. The Polaks reside on Fred Frisbie’s farm three miles northeast of Diller.
Mrs. Mary Miller says her husband P B Miller is recovering well after a hospital operation in Kansas City. She reports he is making a nice recovery and is word free from serious ill effects.
Q. J. Mayborn administrator of the John Langworthy estate and Mrs Catherine Langworthy announce a joint public sale next Tuesday March 30. See ad in this issue of the Record.
Esq D R Kelley requests publication to settle a controversy and ensure history. It concerns the recording date of the plat of the original town of Diller on October 13 1880.
N. Stuart of West Webster New York reports five years of use with positive results. He says the tablets are mild in action and effective for stomach and liver disorders. For sale by all dealers.
An 19th or early 20th century advertisement promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as an internal treatment that reaches the disease in the blood and mucous surfaces. The note claims it is not a quack medicine and was prescribed by a top physician, with testimonials offered and a price of 75 cents. It emphasizes a two-part cure and includes a pill product for constipation.
Mrs. Maide Hull returned to her Lincoln home after a short visit with Diller relatives. Also noted were references to a sale, a good work team priced at 600 dollars, and a pasture offering horses to rent at 1.50 per month with ample grass and water. Andrews, Steele City, Neb.
Clarence Hiatt of Odell neighborhood and Donna Baumgardner of Wvymore married in Beatrice on Wednesday. They plan to settle on a farm between Diller and Odell.
J W Sexson of Montevallo Missouri writes he takes pleasure in recommending Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to customers. He notes confidence in the product and that customers are pleased and seek it again. For sale by all dealers.
A brief note urges subscribers to address a neglected matter and prompts readers to take action. The request stresses continuity of business and asks recipients to respond promptly to avoid further inconvenience.
Probate court will hear the Blauser estate on April 1 as the will filed for probate is contested. The will awards C L E Blauser a wall section of land and splits a quarter section among nine other heirs, with the total value around 50 000 dollars. The ten heirs include five sons and five daughters. The land near Diller was left by Mrs A Blauser who died this winter. W J Moss drafted the will years ago and will defend it with John C Hartigan and C G H Denny, while Heasty and Barnes represent the other heirs.
Public subscribers helped cover a glee club deficit totaling twelve dollars after a weather affected performance. Pupils enjoy spring recess swings. Paul Beckwith named baseball captain. Pie social planned at the school house tonight. A total abstinence pledge is signed by several students led by Paul Beck.
A note advises farmers to apply formaldehyde to oats to combat smut and notes the remedy is sold at Shutt's drug store. The editor adds a weather line reporting 21 inches of snow on the ground as we go to press, reflecting lighter snowfall this winter.
Miss Fern Reitzel travels with grandparents Mr and Mrs D R Kelley to join her mother for family visits in Lincoln and Omaha after a Sunday departure.
George R. Henrichs sold 125 acres to his father J. T. Henrichs and bought the Senior farm of 200 acres near Diller for 21000 dollars, about 105 dollars per acre.
A local discussion notes the split log drag enhances highway upkeep without legislative acts or bonds. It can be built or bought under twenty dollars and operated by anyone who can drive a team, urging more drags near Diller.
A Mankato Advocate lists frugal living tips such as giving up phones newspapers magazines post office boxes and comforts like coffee tea sugar and meat. It suggests selling tools horses and even a sister while advocating laborious substitutions and avoiding leisure spending.
All parties owing me are requested to call and settle as I have sold out. ee Dougherty.
Paul B. Babin of Brushly Louisiana praises Chamberlains Tablets for constipation with good results and recommends them. Available from all dealers.
The Record acknowledges receipt of a subscription renewal from Mr Amos Bush. Bush, formerly of Diller, now living in Granger Washington, operates a fruit farm there for several years.
The German Lutheran church lists Friday services at 10 30 during Lent and Good Friday, Palm Sunday catechism at 10, Ladies Aid at 2 30, choir at 7 30, Easter Sunday confirmations at 10, Holy Communion, and a 3 p m meeting of the Young People Society. Easter Monday service at 10 30 led by H A Teckhaus.
The Presbyterian church schedules a Palm Sunday service on March 28 1915 with Bible school at 10 a m and morning worship at 11 a m featuring a Palm Sunday sermon. An evening review discusses prophecies in current world conditions and union services are planned during Passion Week on Tuesday to Friday evenings addressing the last days of Christ.
Morning sermon focuses on missions as part of the annual Foreign Missions offering. A good attendance is hoped for. Bible School is at 10 a.m. and the C E society at 6 30 p m. Evening service at 7 30 p m.
Guy H Bezler of Wymore reports that the State Savings and Loan Association of Beatrice surpassed the million dollar mark last Friday. The local agent notes strong prosperity and several Diller area residents are among stockholders.
A health note urges women to guard children’s health against colds as they can lead to serious diseases. It extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as a safe effective choice for coughs and colds, especially for children, and states it is for sale by all dealers.
A reflective piece argues that newspapers, not billboards, best build and preserve a town’s identity through obituaries weddings and notices. It cautions against public fliers and praises printed ads as lasting community records that reach all readers.
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