Thoroughbred Leo for Sale
A brief note lists a thoroughbred named Leo and mentions Ted Collie along with pups named Sam and Friday.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1912
Page
5
A brief note lists a thoroughbred named Leo and mentions Ted Collie along with pups named Sam and Friday.
400 bushels German millet seed and 300 bushels cane seed offered for sale with prices. Contact F. J. Truxan, Odell, Nebraska. Also Chamberlain's Liniment advertised for rheumatism with massage. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs. Shoebothan of Fairbury serves as housekeeper for Dr. Bauguess while he attends the O. E. S. convention in Fremont.
Mr and Mrs I D Steiner traveled to Lincoln yesterday for the graduating exercises at Green Gable hospital where their daughter Clara was among the graduates.
Mrs Fish of Hebron and Mrs Voltz of Chester stopped here Monday on their return from Lincoln and visited till Tuesday with their brother W S Drullinger and family.
A fragment describes Colman’s offering for graduation presents including fine coat chains, gold and fountain pens, non-leakable writing instruments, earrings and ornaments, with emphasis on daisy motifs and appealing items for dear ones.
On his eighty third birthday General Booth proclaims that true happiness comes from faithfulness to God and helping others. He reflects that pursuit of wealth, honors, and position yields no lasting joy while memories of aiding fellow beings endure beyond a life of conflict.
Mrs. Harry Hazel Grabher sues John George Grabher in district court claiming cruelty and failure to support. She alleges December abuse, insults, and desertion after a year of marriage on a farm near Sackett. She seeks temporary alimony and suit money plus a divorce with alimony. Sackett Brewster & Spafford represent her.
School column notes teachers’ examination in Diller this Friday and Saturday. Boyle spoke to the high school Wednesday morning, taking up his subject Moral Greatness.
Sunday school every Sunday at 100 o clock a m with preaching in the evening and alt Sunday morning prayer meeting Thursday evenings choir practice Wednesday. Exchanging pulpits Rev Culmer of Odell with Diller. Friday social and supper in church basement. Also missionary notes and global church context. Final exams next week for 90 percent exemptions. Eighth grade commencement next Wednesday in Presbyterian church with 10 cent admission. Programs include piano solos vocal pieces and student performances.
Mrs. P. B. Miller and Mrs. Christie Thompson visited friends in Odell between trains on Tuesday, sharing a brief respite during travel.
A pasture suitable for twenty head of horses or cattle is offered with horses preferred. Interested parties may contact the seller at the Endicott address ending with 31 P.T. Miller.
The Presbyterian Missionary society will meet with Miss Fannie Diller on Saturday May 18 at 2 30 for the first quarterly offering of the year. Wm. Boyle pastor.
The Pupils of the Diller Schools directed by Miss Alice Whitaker present a musical program at the Presbyterian Church on Friday evening May 24. Proceeds go to the Piano fund. Admission 25 and 35 cents. All departments represented. Notable numbers include solo and choral selections by Diller pupils and classes.
A salesman outlines ten arguments for young men to purchase old line life insurance, stressing future business advantage, estate creation, credit enhancement, disciplined saving, lower costs when bought early, faster policy maturation, early protection for marriage, and avoidance of less valuable forms like assessment insurance. He cites The New York Life as a premier company and urges action now.
The program lists Psalm of Life by Lalu Bauseh and The Chambered Nautilus with violin solo by Mable Douglas. Miss Fayetta Tucker sings The Builders and Gladys Neely performs See tee waee. Grace Watson delivers Lincoln's Gettysburg Address with Everett Green on piano, followed by a diploma presentation by Supt. R C Harris and a quartet featuring Will Diller William Logan Dale Reinhart Max Bodell.
San Antonio’s Hugh Tallman praises Dr King’s New Life Pills for energy and vitality. Shutt Drug Co sells the pills for 25 cents. The Belleview school pupils hosted Miss Beaver with a student event and refreshments. Chamberlain’s Tablets are also endorsed by Darius Downey for his wife’s stomach relief, available at Shutt Drug Co.
A new orchard device is reported to monitor telephone calls, drawing public concern as the technology prompts backlash against the growing use of eavesdropping. The article notes the tension between innovation and privacy and cites reactions from officials and citizens.
Good German millet seed raised on new ground clean of weed seed is for sale. Contact Bert Greenwood at Steele City via phone.
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