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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 26, 1911
Page
8
Schedule notes show daily operations for No. 14 Through Passenger and No. 08 Local Freight. Timings listed include early morning departures and arrivals, with fare details and car or service identifiers.
Local traders advertise seed corn and shawl straps for sale at Waggoner Bros and Diller Harness shop. Regional residents visit relatives in Liberty Tecumseh Fairbury Beatrice Odell Western and Diller with several travel and family updates. An ad promotes Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets via Chipperfield Drug Co for stomach disorders.
Farmers are urged to inspect their binder and identify needed repairs and Picxakrp Co offers to order replacements or repairs promptly for customers.
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Miss Dora Canpery of Upland Nebraska and Ming Mae Moritz of Stella Nebraska visited Hildingth Franklin County and left on Wednesday for Stella. Both are nieces of Mrs. John Plager and Moritz was a member of the local community group.
Local items note visitors from Clovis and Guide Rock and teachers returning to Diller High School. Burlington freight engines on the Black Hill division gain self feeding stokers, while townsfolk discuss housing needs and a gate complaint at Prairie Home Cemetery. Chamberlain’s tablets advertised for digestion and health.
The wedding of Earl Pearce and Kittie Cherry took place Tuesday morning at the bride’s parents home two miles southeast of Diller. Rev Frank Mills officiated in a small ceremony attended by immediate relatives with a breakfast following. The bride, popular in the area, is the editor’s daughter in law and the couple has ties to local families.
The article profiles state land commissioner Cowles, stating he is of Indian blood and tracing his Chippewa lineage. It describes his Nebraska start in 1873, early work as a farmer and teacher, and service as county superintendent from 1879 to 1892. It notes his re election, frugal governance, and reforms in state institutions and contracting, including canning standards.
Associated doctors will be in Fairbury at the Mary Etta Hotel to consult with patients. Two days of outreach aim to provide medical guidance and attendance is encouraged for those seeking care.
One day only on Saturday May 27 the Associated Doctors licensed in Nebraska advertise as bloodless surgeons for chronic and nervous diseases. They claim 80 percent patient referrals, exclude acute diseases, and list ailments such as digestive, liver, kidney, rheumatic and nerve disorders with glowing patient notes from South and North Dakota towns.
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