10 May 1907
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 10, 1907
Page
1
The column highlights the Farmers' telephone service as a modern link for markets and news, alongside local notices about seed corn, flour, and farm interest. It also reports residents visiting Beatrice, Lincoln, and Denver, births, building plans, and health updates, with ads for coal and farm goods.
G W Cloyd of Plunk Missouri recounts a four year old accident when a jimson burr pierced his thumb. The doctor urged amputation but he treated it with Bucklin's Amica Salve, which he credits with curing the wound. 25c at Spear Drug Co.
Stockholders from Ellis Lanham Harbine Steele City and Diller attend as the board is re elected with T L Ewing replacing Thomas Nelson. E L Loock is president A L Tinst man secretary Thos P Price treasurer Wm Weitere named Lanham system head James Emerson elected lineman A 15 percent dividend of 2226 dollars declared. Steele City and Nebraska Bell discuss severing their connection and reestablishing local ties.
Our church schedules its third Quarterly Conference for Saturday May 11 at 8 pm with full reports requested from every department. Dr Getty the presiding elder will preach at 11 pm and communion will follow. Devotional Epworth League service at 7 pm led by Mrs Eugene Diller. Prayer meeting May 15 at the Methodist church on Israel Enslaved in Egypt Exodus 1 1 14.
A promotional offer invites readers to request a trial size of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy for nose and throat catarrh. The balm contains ingredients like eucalyptus thymol and menthol and promises instant relief. It directs requests to Dr Shoop in Racine Wisconsin and notes a large jar price of 50 cents with Spear Drug Co selling.
The editor and wife visit Harbine on a clear spring afternoon as farmers plant corn with listers. Ed Henrichs, cashier of the State Bank, remits taxes from Harbine. Henry Stahl reports strong spring trade in implements and engines. George Arnold and Wa. Wieters’ lumber yard expand operations. T. L. Ewing’s store bustles. Harbine’s telephone exchange runs next to the harness shop with Miss Marie Mudrow as operator. Robi Muir expands the new south-side store and town improvements continue alongside a blacksmith, two elevators, grain buyers, pump shop and a cheese factory due to start this season.
An advertisement promotes insuring property through Shaw nee Fire Insurance Co. of Topeka Kansas, described as one of the strongest companies in the West with agent 8 C Hutcinsonx.
The Recoppp credits C A Gale with improving the Wagon road to the German Lutheran church area using a King road drag. Carl hauls the drag over nearly a mile between town and this place, turning bad road into smooth travel and reducing damage under heavy loads. Diller businessmen provide about a dozen drag devices free for public use, kept in service to preserve good roads.
A playful verse from the Detroit Free Press mocks spring poetry as a sneeze interrupts the plan. The speaker notes spring images such as blue skies and birds but concludes no gentile spring verse will be written, citing a clanchet floating by.
A Pennsylvanian mother reports her five year eczema case healed after trying Electric Bitters following failed treatments. She credits the medicine with complete cure after several bottles. Spear Drug Supervisor Reynolds of Gage county visited Diller on Monday.
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