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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1913
Page
5
Village election next Tuesday and a county commissioners meeting set for April 8. Local market items include hay at 12 dollars a ton and apples at 50 cents a bit for three days. Flood death toll in Indiana and Ohio may reach 1800 per telegraphic reports.
J J Owens of Allendale S C reports after twenty years Dr King’s New Discovery is best for coughs colds and lung troubles. Over three million bottles used last year proving reliability. Available 50c and 1 00 at Shutt Drug Co.
The Lincoln Star reports 38 Nebraska post offices will appoint new postmasters by April 1 as terms expire. In the fourth district Odell area, a recommended candidate will take over, reflecting a statewide personnel shuffle.
A customer asks a merchant for credit and the discussion reveals gaps in understanding about lending practices. The fragment hints at confusion over credit terms and the merchant’s approach to extending credit. The piece suggests broader themes of commerce and financial literacy in everyday transactions.
Miss Hertha Tjaden arrived Sunday to visit uncles John and El Loock and families during Easter. She previously performed for the Methodist Ladies Aid Society with her sister. Tjaden is a domestic science instructor at Peoria High School. The rock club met March 26 at Dr. and Mrs. O C Drehi’s home. Mrs. H E Grape won first prize and a three course luncheon followed. Guests included Wm. and from Chicago, Hertha Tjaden of Peoria, and Mr. Quinter Fry of Diller.
The senior class reports rapid sales of The Thirteener yearbook and lists copies for sale through Far Snyder and classmates. It covers school events from plays to orchestra practice, illness and absences, geometry progress, a postponed debate, and staff notes including substitutes, plus a birth announcement near Easter.
The Edgar Commercial Club adopts a pledge urging residents to stay busy boosting the town. The resolutions call for voting, talking, and working for a bigger, brighter Edgar, improving property values, praising the town in letters, and investing locally.
For sale deep grain Iowa Gold Mine seed corn at $1.00 per bushel. A few bushels home grown Red River Ohio seed potatoes at $1.00 per bushel. Phone 35. G A Hamley Steele City Nebraska. Many sufferers from rheumatism relieved by Chamberlains Liniment. No internal treatment needed. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs Wilson wife of the president elect is praised for transforming a Princeton garden into a charming landscape. Observers say she could have pursued landscape gardening for a living if fate had not made her the first lady.
A notice states Black Sampson is purchased and kept at two locations near Diller Nebraska. On Mondays to Thursdays the horse stays 2 miles north and 1 mile west of Diller. On Fridays and Saturdays the horse is at J H Logans 5 miles west of Diller. See bills for particulars.
Wall paper from 6¢ belt up. More new shoes just received. Can fit any foot now agise any pocket book. Harlan talier Geo. E. Kimmel of Fairbury leased the vacant store room of E. L. Loock to open jewelry and musical instruments. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has won its great reputation and extensive sale by cures of coughs colds and croup. Try it. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Seed corn White Mammoth fully matured before frosts 98 percent germinates last two seasons 100 bushels per acre last two seasons 1.00 per bushel contact M Banahan 8 City Neb R No 1 phone Steele City Endicott Secretary of State and Mrs Bryan lease Calumet Place Washington property of Mrs John A Logan Calumet Place houses Civil War relics and a Lincoln relics museum noted as a fine private collection.
Church notices highlight a citizen service at the Methodist church next Sunday evening with Rev. Joseph Tuma from Endicott and Steele City, plus a recent Easter service baptizing six men and three women. Mrs. Arthur Grohe transferred from Ellis and the Sunday school program drew a full house.
Bible school at 10. Preaching at 11 am. Evening service by G E at 6 30. Preach at 7 30.
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