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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 01, 1912
Page
8
A local tailor offers a promise to guarantee any garment altered or fitted. If the customer is not satisfied or the item does not meet the guarantee, the shop will rework the garment free of charge. Afterward customers are directed to consider ready made pieces.
The notice mentions a chicken pie supper in the church basement to occur on election day. It notes local events including the Independent Hay Co. buying prairie and hay on Monday and Tuesday. Mrs. Geo Weerts has been ill with typhoid fever for about two weeks.
If you have not laid in your winter supply of cabbage better hurry Limited amount left at 1 50 per 100 lbs Loock Habicht Robt Andrews of Geneseo Indiana who had visited here and at Steele City with his brothers Geo and C C Andrews went Monday to visit another brother at Mahaska Kansas Will Bell returned Saturday to his home at Bellingham Washington having made a good visit here with his parents Mr and Mrs Alex Bell and other relatives and friends
An irritable disposition is linked to a disordered stomach and good digestion is seen as key to a calm temper. The ad claims many have been cured of stomach trouble by Chamberlain's Tablets and notes sale through Shutt Drug Co.
A Nebraska court decision directs progressives to place a mark in the Republican circle for presidential and GOP state and county contests. The ruling emphasizes ballot marking procedures for the upcoming elections.
Mr and Mrs S H Kurtz visited relatives in Beatrice on Sunday. Miss Renelda Fanders, newly employed at Pearse's drug store in Fairbury, spent Sunday with her parents Mr and Mrs J D Fanders in this city. A Liquid Koal product ad promises worms in hogs cured, with money refunded if unsatisfactory.
A proverb on foundation and digestion leads to promoting Dr King's New Life Pills for indigestion and liver balance. The piece also reports a well attended Progressive Republican meeting at City Hall with speeches by H. R. Hinshaw, J. E. Heasty, and E. H. Hinshaw urging votes for Roosevelt.
The Diller Mercantile Co announces a 10 percent discount on their entire line of underwear this Saturday afternoon November 2. The sale offers new clean merchandise, not old shelf worn goods, with shoppers invited to come in and inspect.
A local dealer advertises a large selection of watches including Hamilton Waltham Springfield Hampton Elgin and Bracelet watches in grades 23 17 15 11 and 7 jewels plus cheaper lines and a broad jewelry assortment. He promises cash sale pricing and to match mail order prices, inviting customers to see and compare.
Mr and Mrs I E Beach of Endicott return from a five week visit in Illinois. A son was born the 23rd ult to Mr and Mrs J H Hemminger formerly of Diller now on rural route 2 south of Beatrice. Also a local ad notes Chamberlains Ointment offers relief for pains with dampened flannel bound on. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Deputy F. H. Broadfield of the A. O. U. W. lodge has been soliciting in Diller and nearby for new members. A initiation class is planned at the local lodge meeting one week from Saturday night, with several applications already in his pocket.
Public Sales column announces free short notices for all public sales with bills printed at the office. It invites sellers to call, offers copy preparation, auctioneer arrangement, date coordination, and bill printing at reasonable prices. Recommends using the Record printery.
The formal opening last Saturday evening drew a large crowd, making aisles crowded as visitors viewed a fine display of new and up to date goods. An orchestra provided entertainment during the event.
Travel agency promotes November and December trips across the Panama Canal and California. The Burlington sleeper service to San Francisco or Los Angeles departs Omaha Tuesdays and Denver Wednesdays via Grand Canyon route. International Livestock Exposition runs Nov 30 to Dec 1. Free literature offered for California, Pacific Coast, and Southern Tours.
The State of Nebraska Jefferson County Probate notices announce Harien Weaver asking for administration of Johna than Weaver’s estate to Henry Weaver as Administrator. A hearing is set for November 18, 1912 at 1 PM in the county court room Fairbury to show cause why the petition should not be granted.
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