Local Notices and Advertisements Bulk Seeds and Travel
Mrs Catlett remodels her residence. Blauser's sells a full line of fresh garden seeds in bulk. Fred Shutt travels from Rey nolds between trains Sunday. Housecresses and skirts offered at reduced prices. L O Ballard Dr H Bauguess and August Engleman registered at Capital hotel Lincoln Tuesday. Mrs T E Wagenaar returns from Spokane and stays with her son E A Wagenaar. Stock feed in L P Raymond's barn to be sold at sheriff sale on Saturday April 4th 7th. Mrs Erie Roelfs travels to Omaha for operation with daughter Mrs Wm Tuxhorn. Mrs S A Smith attends funeral of nephew Ray Strockey then returns to Blue Springs. Elmer Brandt returns from Missouri visiting relatives Elmo Hadley home.
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L. P. Raymond
Main Street
Diller
Sheriffs Sale
Erie Roelfs
Omaha
Wm. Tuxhorn
S A. Smith
Geo. Strockey
Ray Strockey
Blue Springs
Henrichs Buys Percheron Stallion for Diller Area Service
George Henrichs purchases a second Percheron stallion and a jack for service this year. He will keep the animals at his home located one half mile south and one mile west of Diller.
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George Henrichs
Diller
Remedy praised as enduring cough remedy since 1872
An 1872 patent remedy gains long lasting fame for cough and cold relief. The ad notes it is popular worldwide after more than forty years and claims it not only relieves but cures. Available from Shutt Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shutt Drug Co
Clean out cellars to prevent disease from storage rot
The text warns that neglecting cellar cleaning leads to sickness from rotting potatoes and cabbage. It argues against attributing illness to Providence and states dirt causes disease, urging timely cleanup to avoid health risks.
Fairbury Depot Delayed by Rival Railroad Objections
Fairbury cannot use its new Rock Island depot due to objections from the St. Joe and G I railroad to the crossing and proposed use. Residents currently use a box car as a waiting room since their depot was destroyed in July 1911 while the state railway commission investigates the case.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Rock Island
St. Joe &G. I
State Railway Commission
Women’s Short Course Offered by Extension Service
A four day domestic science program available to women in any community upon application. The course covers university cooking and the economic value of foods, their digestibility and nutritive value. A meat cut-
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University Ual
Eggs for Setting Pure Rhode Island Reds Sold
A buyer offers 85 cents for 18 eggs of Rhode Island Reds. An item notes a 93 pound boy born on March 26 1914 to Mr and Mrs Cloyd Cully who live three miles south of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rhode Island
W. E. Epley
Cloyd Cully
Diller
Viers Vet Clinic to Call on April Visit
Dr. S. B. Viers, veterinarian, will be here to care for all animals in the area. The visit is planned for around April, inviting local owners to bring their pets for examinations and treatments.
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S.B. Viers
Mrs Specht Recovers After March Surgery at Fairbury
Mrs Géo Specht, operated on by Dr Taylor at Fairbury General Hospital on March 11, is rapidly recovering. Steele City Press reports. Also noted: Mrs J B Wright of Beatree visited with her mother Mrs Nancy Hudson and then traveled to Odell to visit her daughter Mrs Howard Jeffreys.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Géo. Specht
Taylor
Fairbury General Hospital
Steele City Press
J.B. Wright
Beatree
Nancy Hudson
Odell
Howard Jeffreys
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Ends Mothers' Dilemma
The advertisement proclaims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as harmless pleasant and effective for children and markets it through Shutt Drug Co. as the mother's favorite across communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shutt Drug Co
Weimers Family Reunites After Clay Center Visit
Scede Weimers and four children returned Saturday from Clay Center Kansas where they visited the baby cared for by his sister in law. Mr Weimers reports the baby is well and progressing splendidly.
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Scede Weimers
Clay Center
Kan
Mr. Weimers
Dr King's New Discovery Publicized Cure Claims
Mrs. David Moor of Saginaw Alabama praises Dr King's New Discovery for curing husband and son after long illnesses. The advertisement touts relief from coughs la grippe and other ailments with a money back guarantee. Priced at 50 cents and 1.00 from H E Bucklen & Co Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dring
David Moor
Saginaw
Ala
Dr. King
H. E. Buckien & Co
Philadelphia
St Louis
Go To Church Day Proclamation In Nebraska
The governor of Nebraska designates next Sunday March 29 as Go to Church Day though not a church member. He urges use of that day to begin regular church attendance and continue weekly for life.
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Nebraska
County Meeting in Fairbury Forms Progressive Organization
A county wide gathering in Fairbury resolved to form a complete county progressive organization and to field a ticket. County Attorney F. L. Rain served as chairman with M. E. Joslin as secretary. Speakers included F. P. Carrick of Lincoln and Judge A. C. Epperson, plus debating by A. V. Pease and E. R. Bee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
F. L. Rain
M. E. Joslin
F. P. Carrick
Lincoln
A. C. Epperson
A. V. Pease
E. R. Bee
Emigrant Cars to Canada From Endicott
Two emigrant cars loaded at Endicott Monday were sent that evening for Canada. They traveled via St Joseph Missouri to connect with a through line. Passengers included Roy and John Shephard, Mr and Mrs William Kelley, Alva Negus, all from near Endicott, and accompanied by Wee Pickering. The Shepherd children are among the travelers.
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Endicott
Canada
St. Joseph
Roy
John Shepherd
Wm. Kelley
Alva Negus
Wee Pickering
Shepherd Boys
Alex Shepherd
Eae Te Aye
Townemaker attends state royal neighbors convention
Mrs. C. W. Townemaker returned from the state convention of the Royal Neighbors of America and visits with friends in Omaha. Mrs. Joe Cole came back to her Odell home after a few days with her mother Nancy Hudson who has been sick with a cold but is improving. County Commissioner C. W. Rohrbaugh, while inspecting roads and bridges near Diller, announced he again seeks re election subject to the August 18 primary.
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C. W. Townemaker
The
Royal Neighbors of America
Omaha
Joe Cole
Odell
Nancy Hudson
C. W. Rohrbaugh
Diller
Village Election Notice in Diller Nebraska 1914
Notice published for Diller Nebraska announcing a village election on Tuesday April 7 1914 at city hall to elect three trustees for a two year term polls open 9 am to 7 pm dated March 26 1914 signed J Smith Diller Village Clerk
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Diller
Nebr
Patron's Day Observed in School Rooms Friday
Friday afternoon April 8th Patrons Day will showcase student work in each room. Patrons are urged to attend and inspect the pupils progress and commend the interest shown in the several grades.
Young Man Ray Strockey Dies After Long Illness
Ray Ivan Strockey aged 17 died at seven o'clock Thursday evening after a six month illness. Born Feb 17 1897 at Beatrice Neb he had worked at the Burlington station in Diller and received care at Beatrice hospital. Funeral held at Presbyterian church with Rev Gillis and school quartette. interment in Prairie Home cemetery with six pallbearers.
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Ray Strockey
Geo. Strockey
Ray Ivan Strockey
Beatrice
Nebr
Diller
Burlington
Presbyterian Church
Gillis
Prairie Home Cemetery
Card of Thanks to Diller Community
We express heartfelt thanks to the people of Diller for kindness during our grandson's sickness, death, and burial. We deeply appreciate the sympathy and assistance extended. Mr. and Mrs. Geo Strockey.
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Diller
Geo, Strockey
Fire inspector visits Diller on duty
Edward A. Becker of the state fire inspection bureau in Lincoln toured Diller on Wednesday in connection with his duties. He found little fault with local conditions and noted that, overall, residents were exercising due precautions to prevent fires.
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Edward A. Becker
State Fire Inspection Bureau
Lincoln
Diller
Spring Blood and System Cleaner Advertisement
A spring tonic claims to cleanse impurities from blood and boost kidney, liver, and bowel function. It promotes renewed health and ambition after a four week treatment, with a 50c to $1.00 price and distribution by HE Buck Co in Philadelphia or St Louis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
HE Buck. Co
Philadelphia
St. Louis
Spring Stallion Shows Across Nebraska This April
Several communities will exhibit local stallions on Saturday afternoons this April, urged by the Nebraska College of Agriculture. No prizes or judging. aim to acquaint mare owners with community sires and spark interest in better horses. Exhibitions may be inexpensive and need little stallion-owner effort, inspired by Scottish spring parades. Information from Prof. H. J. Gramthéi at University Farm Lincoln.
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Nebraska College of Agriculture
Scotland
University Farm
Lincoln
Automobile Crash In Blue Springs Injures Dr Alta Sloss
The Blue Springs incident, formerly of Diller, involves Dr H J Sloss and his wife Mrs Alta Sloss. A one horse rider stayed center on the road causing a collision that toppled a rig with three women inside, injuring Mrs Alta Sloss severely. The report quotes Nebraska vehicle law on passing when traveling in the same direction.
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H. J. Sloss
Alta Sloss
Diller
Blue Springs
The
Altha Sloss
Nebraska
Intercepting Driver Provisions In Road Act
The act prohibits interrupting the driver and requires the driver to remain ahead of the center until 80 feet from the passing vehicle. Violations are misdemeanors with a fine up to 50 dollars for the first offense or up to 60 days in county jail.
Church Schedule Items
Bible school at 10 a.m. Preaching at 11 a.m. and 7 30 p.m. C E at 6 30 p.m.
Presbyterian Meeting Notes for March 29 1914
The church schedule lists a morning service on Sabbath March 29 1914 with the topic Is Life Worth Living and a section on What Missions Are Doing for the World as part of a foreign mission meeting. Evening program features a talk on Taming the Tongue.
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C. E
German Lutheran Service and Choir Practice Schedule
The service begins at 10 o clock with catechumens this year receiving catechesis. A 7 PM choir practice is listed and a Friday Lent service at 10:80. Pastor H. A. Teckhaus leads the congregation.
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H. A. Teckhaus
Epworth League Social at Methodist Church Basement
Epworth Leaguers enjoyed a social in the church basement Tuesday night followed by ice cream. Services scheduled for Sunday include Rock Creek at 11 a.m. Diller at 7:30 p.m. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League at 6:30 p.m. All services open to attendees.
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Epworth
Rock Creek
Diller
Epworth League
Pleasant View Items Highlight Local Happenings
Pleasant View items note Win Hill attending Hill's trip to Beatrice and returning with family. Mrs. Mayborn is ill. Lewis Starkey and Sam Friday did wood sawing. Ed Pichal's sale drew crowds and horses sold well despite bad weather. Henry Mayborn traveled to Kansas City and back. Hill's baby recovers from sickness. Frank Ramey helped John Riddie in Beatrice. Beckwith returns from Sabetha hospital. A young man in the west state died from pneumonia. The res aid met with Mrs. Bert Miller. local ladies plan gardening and care for chicks.
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Win Hill
Beatrice
James Mayborn
Lewis Starkey
Sam Friday
Ed. Pichal
Henry Mayborn
Kansas City
Frank Rameey
John Riddie
Beckwith
Sabetha
Kun
Herbert
Res
Bert Miller
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Feyeat Fama’ Ae
Pickard & CO
Blauser’s
Fred Shutt
Reynolds
L. O. Ballard
Dr. H. Bauguess
August Engleman
Capital Hotel
T. E. Wagenaar
Spokane
Wash
E. A. Wagenaar
Elmer Brandt
Missouri
Elmo Hadley
Womens
J. Smith Diller
Supt. C. L. Westcott
Christian
Methodist
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