14 May 1909
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1909
Page
1
The Record lists a phone number 142 02 for tips. It mentions Mrs. C. E. Morris visiting friends in Marysville Kansas and Henry Steffen returning from a business trip to Council Bluffs, Ta.
Photograph gallery open every Wednesday by W M Haretf promotes Bakerized coffees with a three flavor Find out package available and sample offered An eleven and a half pound boy born to Mr and Mrs Will Starr former Diller residents now in Texas Rev Schadel returned from Sutton to arrange Totem Diller home construction Diller school teachers kept former wages except principal salary raised to 90 dollars monthly Beatrice Express notes Dr Mark Davis ailing worsened and nearing 95 Beatrice jail grand jury to meet in June with cases including alleged illegal voting bootlegging and gambling at Beatrice Wymore and Odell
Old Expansion, the best known hog sire in the west, died. He belonged to Dawson Sons, Endicott breeders. Expansion blood runs through nearly every Poland China herd in the region and he was an ancestor of many distinguished Poland China lines.
Parents must apply to the county superintendent before the second Monday in June for free high school attendance. Last year’s application does not carry over. Each student needs a certificate from the county superintendent for any grade. Teachers should inform pupils. Pierce Co. School Negra
In Rock Creek precinct Barny Gill is elected principal of the Endicott schools for the upcoming year. Also noted is a sale listing with prepared chick food at J. D. Fanders and cheap remnants of wallpaper at Neely's Pharmacy.
Thos. P. Price and his wife, who sought treatment at St. Joseph's hospital, traveled to Omaha Friday evening and came back Tuesday. Mrs. Price shows notable improvement. The Kansas City Commercial Club toured through on a trade mission, with two engines and thirteen cars, pausing ten minutes at the depot and distributing souvenirs to Diller students and local women while the public schools paused for the visit.
Miscellaneous notices from Pleasant Prairie recount items such as a Shorthorn calf for sale, a piano offered at moderate price, and various travel and local updates. Names include Joan H. Kuper, J. D. Blauser, E. 8. Dana, Wymore. Chadron, Nebraska. Lincoln. Fairbury. Also mentions land prospects and road meeting plans led by J W Fouts.
A brief health ad claims Dr Shoop's Restorative strengthens weak nerves rather than drugs stomach or organs. It asserts fast results in five to ten days and low cost, with Neely's Pharmacy stocking the product and druggists nationwide praising its use.
Esq. J R Kelley left Wednesday on the Burlington line to Petersburg Virginia for the unveiling of a Pennsylvania erected monument to the 3rd Division 9th Army Corps Army of the Potomac at Petersburg known as Old Fort Hell. Taft is expected to address the ceremony. Kelley will visit a sister in Saxton Pennsylvania en route. Transportation costs from the state line to Petersburg and back are paid from a state appropriation.
Mrs. H. Z. Diller returned Tuesday from Omaha where she received treatment at St Joseph's hospital and is reported very much improved in health.
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