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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1914
Page
5
The county board schedules a meeting in Fairbury on May 5. Local notes report residents visiting relatives and selling household items. Items for sale include piano and bench at 150 dollars, chunk wood at 1.50 per rick, and fence posts at eight cents each.
The senior play dominates the school calendar while the ninth grade English class works on grammar and the botany class gathers a flower collection. Diller defeated Beatrice K Ks 6 to 5 after a late rally with Campbell scoring on an error and Kore delivering a key hit. The Diller battery fanned fourteen while Beatrice pitcher had seven strikeouts. No games this week due to weather and senior play. next week two games are set at Odell and Blue Springs, with a Wymore game planned for Friday.
Re cleaned German millet seed for sale. Tr. F. W. Frisbie. Mrs. Chas Hayes visited relatives in Nemaha county last Friday. Mrs. L P Raymond returned Tuesday from Fairbury. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ward of near Ellis attended Grandma Emery's funeral Sunday afternoon.
Mrs Will Carrico who had visited here a few days with relatives returned Tuesday to her home in Wymore.
35 cents for 15 eggs advertised by Mrs W E Epley. Pure bred Rhode Island Reds available for setting.
Herman Plager visited here with his sons John and Will Plager and other Diller relatives, then returned Tuesday to his home at Elk Creek.
The Record reports Hobart Engelmann son of August Engelmann living north of Diller four miles was operated on for appendicitis at Beatrice a week ago last Sunday and is recovering well.
Mrs. J. C. Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with keeping her through three months of nursing a relative. If you feel tired with no appetite and poor digestion start a month's treatment for the stomach liver and kidneys. Bee and $1.00 at your Druggist.
On Wednesday evening April 29 at the Hilder home, Cora E Hilder married Earl G Weigel. The ceremony featured a ring rite, vows by Rev Mulligan, maid of honor Florence Hilder and best man William Weigel. The couple will reside on a farm near Diller.
Shutt Drug Co. offers Chamberlain s Cough Remedy praised as pleasant tasting and free of harmful substances. The product is marketed as most effective for children, aligning with parental preference for safe, reliable cough medicine.
After rains delayed graders the concrete gang finished a durable arch west of the German church. J T Henrichs and crew will backfill and reshape the bottom, while crews lay a waterway and abutments where the old wooden bridge stood west of G C Blauser's. More miles will be graded before corn planting. H H Greider’s name was omitted from last week's helper list. he is ready to rejoin as needed.
The southern conference of the German Nebraska Synod of the Ev. Lutheran General Synod held its annual meeting April 24 to 26 at the German Lutheran Church in Diller. Rev Michelmann of Grand Island preached the opening sermon and Rev Dirks of Auburn gave the main sermon at the anniversary of the Diller congregation.
Gage county reports 275 fishing licenses issued this season reflecting active angling. The figure highlights local interest and regulatory reach for the period.
Mr and Mrs Newton Sparks attended the funeral of Miss Mabel Camp daughter of Mr and Mrs Will Camp of the Ellis neighborhood at Harbine last Sunday afternoon driving over in their auto.
Lee L. Chapman of M ton Ta shares that two years of rheumatism kept his right hand from reaching his mouth. He says after using Chamberlains Lotion for two months five years ago he was cured and has not suffered since. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Elizabeth Emery born March 6 1830 Wisbech England died April 20 1914 San Diego California aged 84 years 1 month 14 days. She married James Emery April 29 1849 in England and they later lived in Illinois Nebraska Idaho Falls and California. Funeral from the Methodist church with Rev E S Grimen officiating and burial in Prairie Home cemetery.
Expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends who rushed to aid and comfort during the last sad ceremonies separating the writer from their earthly friend, acknowledging unlimited kindness and tender sympathy.
Bruce Weigel traveled from Beatrice on Wednesday to join Earl Weigel’s wedding. The Blauser’s coal oil stores highlight the latest offerings in town.
Mrs. Fishwood received $1,000 alimony and $10 monthly for two daughters after a divorce in Fairbury district court. She has moved to Diller and now resides at the Schadel residence property.
The article explains three water loss paths: downward percolation, surface evaporation, and plant uptake. It notes Nebraska often lacks percolating moisture, emphasizes cultivating after rain to reduce evaporation and suppress weeds, and mentions Bulletin No. 140 from the University Farm, Lincoln, for more details on soil moisture storage and use.
Born to Mr and Mrs R B Albers living three miles northeast of Diller a son born the 25th inst in the local region father and mother named in the notice with no additional details provided.
An old house analogy explains how proper digestion keeps the body healthy and promotes quick relief with Chamberlain's Tablets. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Dr Powell of Superior formerly of Hebron and later of Diller and Dunbar suffered facial paralysis from a seventh nerve stroke. After doctors warned of possible six month recovery in Lincoln, he was fully recovered in two weeks. He thanked A Huntsman for not letting his face remain distorted, recalling its lack of beauty at its best.
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