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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1909
Page
5
Eastbound schedule lists No 14 passenger at 220 am and No 36 Lake Poesia at 12 68 pm Local Freight No 66 500 pm West 18 The Pinger No 5 Local Passenger No 65 Local Freight daily 4 00 pm 8 pm 35 am
Dr Leach a Fairbury dentist. Gorn plowing begun. Neelys Pharmacy offers decoration day post cards. Souvenir flags given away at the Racket Saturday May 29. Young cows to be fresh early June. Cherry children visit Orleans. J O Blausers sells Blue Bell cream separator. Carpenters start on J T Henrichs denices in west town. Dr Folsom Lincoln eye nose and throat paid town a visit. Mrs Wm Nida elected secretary of Missionary Society at Pawnee City convention. Mussr travels to Wymore to meet Violet Manser returning from University Place. Carl Habicht returns to Lincoln factory job. A H Colman replaces broken glass at hotel clothing store room. Rev C J Davis recovering from illness. Dr Hepperlin from Beatrice consults with Dr Bauguess. Free Rheumatism booklet offer from Dr Shoop of Peoria. Neelys Pharmacy urges aid to sufferers.
Gladys Mathias and Creda Wright visited local schools while outdoors. A large delegation attended the Steele City commencement and Hazel Edgington and Ethyl Zook were honored at home and in class events. The Primary and Intermediate exhibits pleased visitors. the Diller community praises its schools and plans post dinner contests and athletic events led by E S Diller with judges Lightner Snyder and Shutt.
The Diller village trustees call a special election to authorize 13 000 in water works bonds. Voters decide on a project aimed at improved fire protection health, and planned sewerage expansion. Community members note job opportunities during construction and connected local events.
A June Woman's Home Companion tip describes making wall paper paste using ammonia, oil of sassafras, soda, salt, and flour mixed with cold water. The mass is cooked in a covered pail set over boiling water until thick and sticky enough to drop from a spoon, then used to rub dirt from walls and leave a clean surface.
Bath tubs lavatories and sinks are featured at Pickard and Son's during the Big Fourth of July celebration in Fairbury on Monday July Sth. Community turnout expected for the local event and sales display.
The Nebraska state association of postmasters will hold its seventh annual convention in Lincoln on June 9 and 10. A Wednesday photograph gallery opens, and an ad promotes No-Drip Health Coffee by Dr. Shoop with a coupon plan offering a free sample. It claims easy preparation in a minute and urges readers to request the booklet.
Several farmers report plenty of millet seed at Waggoner Brothers and many from Diller attended Campbell Brothers show at Fairbury last Friday. Attendees express satisfaction with the exhibits and quality.
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