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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1910
Page
8
Fragmentary OCR lists times and train numbers for daily freight and passenger services. Entries include No.13 Parone Reemaagie at 8:08 a.m. and No.15 passenger at unknown time with No.65 Local Freight at 8:55 a.m.
Local notice notes Wacconer Bros. and Thus Hadly traveled Monday to Odell for short term work. It advertises Joy's store with cheap groceries and a wide range of merchandise including millet seed on hand.
A Kansas City judge mocks the marriage relation as a joke. Miss Grace Moritz, visiting her aunt Mrs. Jno. Plager, returns to Stella Nebraska. An eastern publication claims a stone that forfeits weather. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets improve digestion and appetite, sold by all dealers.
Captain Andrews came home from an eastern trip last week looking hale and hearty. He spent most of the winter with his daughter Mrs. Bruce Myers in Boston and says the time was very enjoyable.
Beatrice Nebraska advertisements announce a 25 percent discount on all life scholarships purchased before July 1 1920. The college states it has no agents and invites entry at any time.
The Jefferson Bounty Farmer column teases readers about gasoline horses and local lore, touting Jefferson county's charm while riffing on oleomargarine, cats, eggs, and a wild tip about testing a kitten’s age. Entries mix humor, local pride, and cheeky satire with practical quips and outrageous anecdotes.
Harley Clark visited in Wymore between trains Sunday. Mrs. Wm Mudge returned Wednesday evening from visiting Beatrice relatives. Mrs J P Reynolds of Steele City visited between trains Wednesday with her brother J E Kerr and family. Jake Lottman went Saturday to Wymore to answer a Burlington fire out. Strayed or Stolen a young shepherd dog. Notify office or Lewie Starkey. After the Drexel Gould wedding the jewelry noted could be hauled in an ordinary express wagon.
A hometown note extols the kindness of Diller residents while promoting Dr. King's New Life Pills sold at Spear Drug Co. The editor shares personal experiences of the town’s big-hearted people and their welcoming spirit, alongside the medical claim of liver and kidney relief.
The old village board finished last year's business and the new board was sworn in. C. W. Tonvnemaker was named chairman, J. Smith Diller clerk, C. E. Waggoner treasurer, W. E. Madge street commissioner. The full board becomes the streets and alleys committee. An ordinance sets meeting times and places for the year.
The Steele City Press has changed hands with J. A. Haris replaced by Alex Rough as publisher. Carrie Sandmann spent Sunday with friends at Shea. Mr and Mrs 8 D Maw and family returned from Beatrice where a relative wedding was held. Fairbury plans a $115000 bond election for water plant replacement or upgrade. Prof MacDonald of Diller schools backs Alyab Green the humorist appearing at Loock's Opera House on the 14th.
An advertisement urges never hesitating to give Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to children. It claims the medicine contains no opium or narcotics and can be given with implicit confidence for coughs and colds children commonly suffer. Sold by all dealers.
An old black hen fails to hatch wooden eggs while her owner swindles investors in rainbows Westward. He profits on polars prunes and false schemes until prison stripes replace his dreams. The piece ends with moral warning to beware foolish schemes and gamey characters.
Creditors of Caroline Mathias deceased must file claims with the Jefferson county Nebraska county judge by October 28 1910 for examination and allowance. Six months from April 25 1910 to present claims. Published in Diller Recoon for four weeks prior to October 28 1910. C C Borie County Judge
Ordinance No 71 sets regular Village Board meetings for Diller Nebraska on the first and third Wednesdays at 8 p m in the Village Clerk J Smiths office. It repeals conflicting ordinances and takes effect on passage and publication.
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