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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1908
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR shows local and daily passenger and freight train numbers with unclear times. Mentions Nos 14 18 and daily and Saturday service, plus scattered times like 1000 a.m. and 1248 p.m. Difficult to extract complete services or destinations.
Dr Leach dentist Fairbury sees Kaffir corn and millet seed on hand. Miss Mary Friday returns from Fairbury visit with sister. Miss Anna Paine to teach next year at Harbine. J D Lamb and S J Clark installed lightning rods near Beatrice. Dr Claude Ellis will miss Mondays Thursdays Fridays in Diller. Folley Frangen called to Steele City for ill brother Carl. Neely s Pharmacy touts tonic 35 cents Tea or Tablets. Miss Effie Diller held a district entertainment with about thirty five attendees. Dr Hillcrest to show at Wymore Stable for 15 dollar fee. Mrs Wymore visiting from Diller with son. Summerfield painters start for Baltimore. Petition for a road grader circulated in Diller by Road Roade League at J W Fontes office.
A Blue Springe girl soaking her feet to trim a corn last Saturday night caused water to overflow from a foot bath into the cellar. The spill ruined a quantity of jam and jellies stored there, according to a local young man from a neighboring town.
The blunted summary notes the World's Beet Climate article claiming high elevations breed fevers while low levels counter malaria. It promotes Electric as a great alterative to overcome lassitude, jaundice and fever and argues it cures nervousness and general dectility with a 50s Drag Co. product price.
Auto seated bugaies new items at J O Blauser's. Mr and Mrs AD Stotte visited Omaha by Burlington for the grand lodge. C E S with Mrs Lamb from Cub Creek visited J L Lamb's home. AOUW Harbire will surrender its charter with members transferring to Diller lodge. A H Colman returned from Lincoln leaving his wife there briefly. Colman reportedly bought an auto in Omaha recently. Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea marketed at Neely's Pharmacy for digestion. Fly concerns prompt sticky fly paper and window screens as warm weather arrives.
The Beatrice Times reports Dr. Shoop of Racine, Wisconsin produced Health Coffee from toasted grains and malt claiming quick “Made in a minute” brewing. Neely's Pharmacy sells it as a coffee substitute while a family party hosted by Mrs W N Sparks in Diller with W N Sparks and several relatives enjoyed a Sunday dinner at Jonnie Langworthy's.
A Diller Nebraska farmers meeting cited that farm value increases by about five dollars per acre due to nearby good roads and improved highways to town. The Lincoln Star notes widespread testimony that road work pays, urging nationwide belief to accelerate completion of road projects.
A report notes Neelys Pharmacy sells Night Cure by Dr Shoop and a pamphlet for women. J W Fouts arranges road grading 44 miles east of Diller after planting ends. Diller village board reorganizes with Alex Hell as chair and others. An advice column promotes Kodol for stomach related chest pains. A Mahaska Leader piece discusses a walking delegate to Ladies Aid Society and a later note on gifts and farming in Oklahoma.
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