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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 24, 1912
Page
5
Train schedule snippet lists No 14 Through Passenger at 4230 am No 16 Local Passenger at 1249 pm and No 66 Local Freight daily with 500 pm service en ee twee
An 8 pound boy was born to Mr and Mrs Archie Carmichael this week. Miss Irene Hildebrand, who nursed A H Colman, returned to Beatrice. Several residents traveled to Fairbury in a Ford. A girl arrived at the Copeland home. School entertainment tonight with admission 25 and 35 cents, proceeds for the piano.
Mrs S M Henderson of Hollenberg Kansas arrived Tuesday to visit her son Guy Henderson a barber. The Racket notes new curtains this week described as pretty and cheap with a bargain push. Mayborn of the Diller State Bank returned Wednesday from Lincoln after attending a Nebraska Bankers Association meeting.
Agricultural seed for sale includes 400 bu German millet and 300 bu cane seed with prices. contact Truxan Odell Nebraska 941. Liniment ad promises rheumatism relief by Chamberlain’s Liniment with massage. Colman’s features fine coat chains and gold pens as graduation gifts. State and National Holiness Camp Meeting at Epworth Park Lincoln Nebraska June 14 24 1912 with a national preaching lineup. address Rev G I Wright University Place Neb for details.
J. Senior is away on a business trip to Grand Island Nebraska. Chas. Sandman of near Harbine reports a new Case calved.
For sale by Shutt Drug Co. a remedy claim says rheumatism of back muscles causes lameness and that Chamberlain's Liniment provides relief.
Endicott resident seeks pasture for 20 head of horses or cattle. Forest Hartzell is building a 30 by 60 by 16 foot hay barn for alfalfa in feed lots south of town. The piece recalls Dr. C E Warthen aiding Geo Riddle in dragging two miles of road and praises the doctor as a skilled horseman noting good roads are vital for their upkeep.
The Diller community reports on a busy school week with a county track meet win for Diller, a baccalaureate sermon by Rev. Maxey, and plans for the twelfth annual commencement led by Dr. I.F. Roach. Seniors enjoyed an outing to Endicott and Steele City with a river trip and supper, while eighth grade exercises featured diplomas and speeches by Mr. Harriss.
The seniors prepare a chapel program featuring serifiture, instrumental duet Cora Wright and Carrie Safidmann, Arthur Vieths speech, Jerden Lanmann reading, vocal solos by Gertrude Carey and Mary Novotny. They present class history, prophesy, poem, and will. The community notes a Hartzells grove supper and local health and fashion commentary.
A San Antonio reader attributed to High Tallman praise for Dr King’s New Life Pills. He and his wife say the remedy brings new life and energy, especially for stomach liver or kidney troubles. Available at Shutt Drug Co for 25 cents.
In a domestic exchange the wife remarks she opens a can with a can opener. The husband’s line hints at prayer in his actions, prompting the wife to joke about misinterpreting his remarks and the use of prayer.
Fairbury enforces a nine o clock curfew prohibiting children under 15 from roaming the streets unless accompanied by an adult. Police will arrest violators and return them home. Burlington yards are upgraded with new oak platform lumber and depot walks. A swinging hog chute at the stockyards improves loading, drawing farmers from distant areas to use it.
Bert Greenwood and George Arnold, Harbine lumber dealer, renewed old acquaintances in town Wednesday evening. Arnold formerly resided in Diller twenty three years ago. Millet seed sold at 1.50 per bushel with clean ground and no weeds. Steele City phone.
Sher man county Kansas cousins of Mrs Gretzinger traveled by bicycle to visit relatives in eastern Nebraska. Both are school teachers and their schools have closed for the season.
Graduates who have not received tickets for the first annual banquet may obtain them from the secretary Mrs. C. Li Ex Blauser, president Elsie Tinstman, secretary. The event is scheduled for May 28, 1912.
Darius Downey of Newberg Junction NB reports his wife used Chamberlains Tablets with great effect and many benefits. The ad encourages stomach and bowel trouble sufferers to try them and notes they are for sale locally.
The Diller High School Alumni association hosts a banquet for this year’s graduates next Tuesday evening in the M E church basement. Invitations went to graduates, the board of education, and faculty. A program of responses and music will follow, expected to be entertaining and lead to an annual event tied to future school enrollment.
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