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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
5
The program on Monday November 4 1912 featured piano works by Bach Chopin and Sarasate with Miss Amy Hanna and Mr Allpress performing Bach Allegro Adagio Allegro in E major Ballade in A minor and Scottish American Fantasia while discussing music's needs and demands and introducing Faust Fantasia.
Two cars on the prairie hay track Monday and Tuesday. A recital is set at the Presbyterian church Monday evening.
Steele City plans granite monuments along the old Oregon trail with three markers near Hill school, northeast of town, and the northwest precinct corner. The 1912 tax lists are in, with due dates November 1 for all taxes and December 1 for personal, May 1 for real. A M Berry urges early payment. Mrs Margaret Nicols requests prompt shipment of Liquid Koal after curing horses, with Shutt Drug Co. as seller.
A brief endorsement notes Luther Bonham’s one term in the legislature with credit and argues for his reelection to repeal the present license game and fish Democrat policy.
Mrs Mayborn and children visited the primary room Monday. Pupils make jack o lanterns this week. Mrs Fred Starr and Elsie Lamb visited the second primary room and heard the children sing. Weigel absent due to corn husking. Grades color brownies to decorate rooms. Large jack o lanterns made by second primary. Grammar room exams for second month. Gladys Mudge and Miss Dobbs visited to discuss high school debating work and Christmas vacation. Will Greenwood, Utica Neb., high school visitor. Literary club open session Friday night a poly partisan political meeting. Twelfth grade German class finished Hoher Als Die Kirche and study Das Lied von der Glocke. Miss Taylor, Lamb, Fanders attended Teacher's meeting at Fairbury. Ditler attended Lincoln-Adrian game. Fouts was sub tackle. Diller high school basketball defeated Blue Springs 32-21 at Blue Springs. Board of Education voted to bound the new ees for high school. Loock, Patton, Deputy, Diller, Folkers, Price, Loock 100 percent in spelling. Harrison Line elected vice president of Peru Normal's Ciceronians. Tenth grade geometry lessons. 80 percent average exempt from exam. Basketball game Friday Blue Springs vs Diller. Tenth grade debated class question on commission form of government. Affirms Lamb Wrigley Steffen. negates Tatman Nida. Four state superintendents in five years. Delzel lauded for service. voters urged to support him next Tuesday.
The Methodist Sunday school and church Rally Day at Rock Creek last Sunday drew fullAttendance across services. Next Sunday 10 to 12 features Rally Day in Diller Sunday school with a special program including children exercises music and a short address. Epworth League devotional at 6 30 and a sermon at 7 30 follow with noted singing and a solo by Charlotte Loock praised for its heartful performance.
A brief local notice describes a supper event held in the M E church basement on election day. The text also notes light snowfall, a visit by Miss Clara Steiner from Lincoln, and cattle dealer F Hartzell transporting 93 head from Fairbury for private feeding.
A fire hero parades with burned hands lifting a small round box and declaring Bucklen's Arnica Salve the best for burns and other ailments. The ad touts boils ulcers sores pimples eczema cuts sprains bruises and claims fast inflammation relief. Available for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
Presbyterian church announces Sunday School at 10 a m and Endeavor society at 4 30 p m. The items provide a brief schedule for church activities and youth groups.
The church posts Bible school at 10 a.m. and Christian Endeavor at 6 30 p.m. It notes the absence of Rev Bush on the last Lord’s day but he expects to be present again on November 10th.
Shutt Drug Co advertises buy offers for skunk oil and bee wax at market price. Local notes mention Miss Lulu Fasnacht and Grace Mathias visiting Odell between trains, while Mrs Warthen and Flora spent time with friends there. A testimonial praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy from Lavonia Georgia, sold by Shutt Drug.
Monthly school report shows 18 pupils enrolled and 11 visitors. Absences total 24 and tardies 4 with an average daily attendance of 16.8. Names listed as neither absent nor tardy include Minnie Edgington Lila Miller Florence Miller Ernest Pospisil Lillian Pospisil and Cora Wright, the teacher.
One hundred dollars reward for any case of catarrh that cannot be cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. F J Cheney Co of Toledo Ohio endorses the product and several local banks and merchants testifying to Cheney's integrity and the cure's efficacy. The advertisement claims the cure is taken internally and acts on the blood and mucous surfaces.
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