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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1911
Page
5
Burlington timetable lists Through Passenger Nos 14 16 and Local Passenger Nos 66 65 with Local Freight daily and times 3:58 a m 5 00 p m 8 55 a m for No 13 15 and local services.
Local listing notes fresh candies at Tincher and R. G. Duns and sells a few choice Duroc Jersey boars for sale if-goon. Contact F. W2Steffen for details.
A few thoroughbred Poland China male pigs eligible to register and one large boar for service are for sale by W. EB. Epley.
Broom corn rises to 200 dollars a ton doubling the normal price. The Emporia Gazette warns that if the trend continues the Rok man will lack material to clean the pipe stem.
An advertisement argues neglect of constipation leads to severe indigestion yellow jaundice and liver trouble and urges using Dr King’s New Life Pills as the safe remedy. The pitch emphasizes biliousness relief and overall health.
About forty youths gathered at A. J. Hill’s residence four miles south of town Tuesday evening for a surprise on Charles Hill who leaves Wednesday for Sabetha Kansas to study music and piano tuning. The gathering featured games and refreshments with one guest noting a pleasant evening.
Tuesday's Jefferson county race produced large margins for most Republican nominees. C. H. Shaffer won county clerk by 535 votes, N Garnsey for district court clerk by 108, A M Hughes for treasurer by 14, T Hughes for sheriff by 231, R C Harriss for superintendent by 28, W Dodge for coroner no opposition, Rokrbaugh for county commissioner lat. dime 2200, and Nider for county commissioner 3rd Dist 264.
A collection of notices from Red Cloud area papers includes a second hand three horsepower engine ad, Chamberlains Liniment for pains, harness orders with A D Moody, a visit by Mr and Mrs D V Fanders to Laura Lambert, state normal school students visiting home, Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets ad, Ben Garber & Co real estate promoting farms for sale near Red Cloud with cash rents, and Homeseekers urged to request land lists.
Loock and Habicht moved a car load of potatoes on Wednesday as crowds queued for sacks and wagon boxes. The line held fifty teams at once with three men kept busy shoveling tubers all afternoon. Prices in nearby towns reached one dollar per bushel.
Neighbors organized a late week Halloween surprise for Charley Cully. The group, including women who got excited and a nosebleed incident, shared pumpkin pie cake and coffee as the event wrapped up. One attendee noted the man would be paid back when he went to town.
In Pleasant precinct on Tuesday two hundred thirty four votes were counted. The Republican majority backed Sereans with officers D R receiving thirteen votes and W E Mudge seven. Ot Pox and F M ate Tae split justice votes, PF Sehmelle elected road debentor No. 9 Carl Brasch 43 E Oaks 44 and George Reitz 45 assigned to their districts.
A fragment cites the Department of Agriculture noting a farmer's obligation rising from feeding two people to three, as families and farm labor needs expand. The text emphasizes each additional man increases the farming burden and the implication that the obligation intensifies with time.
Supt Eastwood endorses Harriss administration reflecting Jefferson county spirit. Miss Sturdevant visited Lincoln. The Literary club plans evening entertainments and primary departments prepare a joint program for Thanksgiving week. Florence Asendorf leaves the primary department. several second graders earned 100 percent in spelling. County Supt Harriss attends the State Teachers' Association in Omaha. Diller High School exhibits in Omaha. Beatrice tobacco sale case noted. Postoffice rules rural carriers must deliver mail despite obstructions. local notices on gloves, visits, and football trip reports included.
D. M. C embroidery cotton in all colors offered at Lodek & Habicht. A new hand made wagon is for sale with guarantee. Named party Christ Kielsmeier listed with the offer. 3t
A white and brown long haired dog is missing. finder urged to return it to Clark Miller. George Specht traded his Diller property for J R Weddle’s 120 acre farm at 15-1-4, about five miles southwest of Diller, with residence exchange planned by March 1. Also a student advice line promotes morning study and a Supreme Court adoption of the method is noted.
Mock, Arkansas, veteran drug seller TL Mock with 26 years in the business urges neighbors to try Dr King’s New Discovery for bronchial ailments. He claims many lives were saved by his recommendations and offers trial bottles free or full sizes at Shutt Drug Co.
Friday evening Orval Riddle, at home reading, heard a porch noise then about twenty five of his young friends burst in to celebrate his fifteenth birthday. The party featured music and games followed by light refreshments as the event continued late.
The column urges finishing road grading before winter and promoting public improvement despite scarce funds. It praises Carl Brasch, notes banquet preparations, and criticizes detractors. It then shifts to praise for slang’s role in language and mentions the growth of words from industry and aviation.
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