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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 03, 1912
Page
5
Burlington time table data lists eastbound services: No 14 Through Passenger at 4 30 a m No 16 Local Passenger at 12 49 p m and No 66 Local Freight at 6 00 p m Westbound services include No 13 Through Passenger No 15 Local Passenger and No 66 Local Freight. Daily services shown with note about service variation and gaps in the record.
A mixed rural note sheet lists sale of a young saddle and driving pony, farming and hunting restrictions, local visits by Diller residents, exams for Gage county pupils, real estate options in Dawes county, and a May blessing of spring with reflections on Cham berlain's Tablets and town improvements.
The piece praises Diller for persistent, systematic road improvement and cooperation with neighboring interests. It compares local enthusiasm for road work to sport fans awaiting a season or lovers awaiting June, emphasizing eagerness and community effort.
Supt Eastwood edited report covers fourth grade mountain scenes and US capitols study. County exams for eighth grade, teaching changes, and new assignments. Sophomore picnic at Blue River. seniors host Junior Senior banquet with toasts and purple and white decor. school enrollment and attendance totals listed.
Henry Foots came back to Lincoln on Sunday to resume attendance at the state university after visiting his parents Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Foots from Friday evening.
Community leaders urge persistent local pride to boost business, discourage negative campaigning, and promote practical booster efforts for Diller. The message stresses starting now and maintaining momentum to keep the town visible and thriving.
The enlarged homestead bill and the three year homestead bill, along with other liberal measures, seek to aid citizens in securing homes on the public domain and are believed to curb the flow of people leaving for Canada.
Justice Eli Cherry of Gillis Mills Tennessee faced a stubborn sore he feared was cancer. After trying multiple remedies he used Bucklen’s Amica Salve and was completely cured. The salve also treats burns boils ulcers cuts bruises and piles and sells for 26 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
A man wagered Chester Pepple of Union Barber shop could lift a fifty pound weight ten times with one hand. Pepple accepted and on Monday lifted the weight ten times, then added twenty five more reps, claiming he could go thirty five times to lift it over his head with one hand, a feat he asserts is strong and possible.
Chunk wood for sale at a rick. If Joe H att S. M. Bailey of Fairbury was in Diller between trains a Tuesday. For Sale Team, horse and mare, 8 and 10 years old. Enquire of Geo. Cunningham. tf
Office hours between meals daily except Sunday establish a routine for the business hour. The note emphasizes priority for the business of the hour during the daily schedule.
Albert Prince was found guilty of murder in the second degree by a Lancaster County district court jury for stabbing and killing Deputy W. Davis at the state penitentiary last February.
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