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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 07, 1915
Page
5
Weather outlook for the week beginning May 5 1915 calls for fair skies and gradually rising temperatures. Likely showers favor the extreme northwest toward the end of the period.
A brief poem excerpt urges citizens to drag the roads through the seasons. The lines emphasize keeping roads in good condition with a sense of civic duty and purpose. The verse appears attributed to The Kansas Industrialist.
John Lamb and Walter Pitts left on No. 16 Tuesday for a Texas tour with a planned stop at Port Arthur as part of their itinerary.
Timoth y Seed available in ample supply from Waggoner Bros. Mrs Homer Ramsey visits her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Brandt and returns Sunday to Beatrice home.
Garrett and August Roelfs returned Friday from St. Joe where they had marketed a car and a half of cattle and half a car load of hogs, loaded at Shea.
In Abilene Kansas boys and girls collected 15 tons of dandelions this spring. The haul was weighed at the city scales and the top boy boasted two tons to his credit. The story hints this could be the "Way Out" for a local problem.
Thirty young friends gathered Sunday afternoon May 2 near Diller to surprise Helen Hullmanns daughter. They joined Elsie for games and merriment through the evening, sharing a lighthearted social event in the countryside.
J W Fuuts explains he spends on advertising land but nothing on insurance. He plans to give new customers a metal lockable safe box to store policies and deeds as a compliment, and provide old customers one on policy renewals. He invites visits to his office to examine the boxes.
An old advertisement offers a $100 reward for any catarrh cure that Hall's Catarrh Cure cannot cure. It cites F. J. Cheney & Co and endorsements from the National Bank of Commerce, claims the cure works systemically, and notes a 7 cent price per bottle with testimonials available free.
Community notes reveal visits to Fairbury and Lincoln, barn construction on Capt. Andrews farm, and family arrivals from Ft. Collins and Endicott. Advertisements include rheumatism relief claims for Chamberlains Liniment and a wood and fence post sale. Geo Powers and family plan to settle back in Diller.
Mrs J Boroff of Elida Ohio praises Chamberlains Cough Remedy as unmatched for curing a severe cold and cough two years earlier. The product is sold by all dealers. Thos P Price and Frank T Pearce traveled to Alma Kansas to testify for Vern Blythe in a assault case but the prosecutor dismissed the trial when many defense witnesses arrived, denying Blythe a chance to show good character.
Mrs. Vivien Theresa Rush and Francis L. Spear wed in Kansas City. Rush, Topeka musician and Bethany College alumna, taught music and leads the Music Study club. Spear, once with Klingaman Drug, has bought a Fairbury Neb. pharmacy with John Burwell of Lincoln. couple to reside there.
A former Indiana convict freed after thirty six years contemplates reentry as steam age life gives way to electricity. He experiences a modern world of paved streets new housing and altered leisure and work patterns and wonders what life was like before his long imprisonment. St. Joseph Gazette.
J D Fanders Millard Gemeny and Seth Moser test drove Fanders Buick roadster to Hanover Kansas and back Monday. Burlington negotiates with Diller village officials to connect water for park station and stock yards.
Notice to Jeffer son County school officers announces the annual meeting will move from the last Monday to the second Monday in June. It also notes tuition under the free attendance law rising to 75 cents to one dollar weekly and that copies of the new school law will be distributed soon.
Mrs. H G Cleveland of Arnold Pennsylvania reports relief from sour stomach and bloating after using Cham berlain s Tablets. After two bottles she is cured and recommends the remedy to readers with dealer availability noted.
Mr and Mrs A E Price and Dr O C Diehl with Miss Lora Nelson of Fairbury visited Lincoln on Saturday. The women stayed to visit friends while Arthur Price and the doctor drove the car to Norfolk to hand it to S D Shaver of Wausa Nebraska, to whom he had traded it on Diller property. The doctor and Mr Price have returned but the ladies went to visit relatives in Springfield.
Mrs Clinton Tristman of Harlington Mont visits her parents Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger and other Diller relatives. Telegrams announce the death of Charlotte Tjaden sister of the Tjaden family in Peoria Ill. J Messers John and E L Loock and Gertrude Henrichs attend the funeral.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO DILLER FOLKS We wish to announce we are exclusive Diller agents for the simple mixture of buckthorn bark glycerine etc known as Adler-i-ka This remedy used for appendicitis is the most thorough bowel cleanser we ever sold One spoonful relieves almost any case of constipation sour or gassy stomach Adler-i-ka never gripes is safe to use and the instant action is surprising Shutt Drug Co.
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