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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 12, 1915
Page
5
A local note reports the opening of a Sandwich Corn Elevator and dump to lift ear corn or small grain, offered by a business run by D D Fanders. The item mentions visitors from Endicott and a family birthday dinner for John Cherry. Edwin Reinhart returns to Lincoln to attend state university after a visit with C A Reinhart.
Mr and Mrs LeRoy Cherry and child arrived from Wymore to attend a surprise dinner honoring Mr John Cherry Sr on his 82nd birthday. The event was hosted by Mr and Mrs John Cherry and took place Thursday.
A lightning started prairie fire swept a four mile by twenty five mile strip in Lincoln county aided by a northwest wind. No lives were lost but thousands of dollars in hay grain and farm buildings were destroyed. A 1915 Jefferson county valuation report lists lands improvements horses cattle mules autos with various totals and averages.
Fragmented OCR text mentions a Paddlenee building and Beatrice. It references work within a pipe of works and a sun. Specific details and context are unclear due to transcription errors.
Hastings dispatch reports marriage cards issued for Miss Ethel Strasser of Wood River and H Baggness of Delft with hints the wedding may occur soon, though date and details remain unconfirmed.
In these days of keen competition the public should see they get Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and not substitutes sold for extra profit. Chamberlain's remedy has stood the test and been approved for more than forty years. Obtainable everywhere.
Dr and Mrs Claude Ellis came home Sunday night from Wymore where they attended the funeral of the doctors aunt Mrs Farinte Chapman Dawson wife of W A Dawson a Wymore furniture dealer. Mrs Dawson died Friday after an operation in an Omaha hospital.
Walter E Wiley of Steele City announced that Suberba, the herd boar, captured the grand championship prize at the San Francisco exposition. The 1000 pound hog has won twenty five times and claimed the grand championship stakes four times in national competition.
A Beatrice area school column covers Wednesday chapel songs by the fifth and seventh grades, classroom recognitions, and staff visits. Items note teacher Mrs. Abrams, a safety inspection by Frank Nelson of Plymouth, and a fire drill at the high school. Local social items include church fair details, residents visiting relatives, and a barn fire on the Garrison farm with horse losses.
The regular teachers examination will be held on November 19 and 20 in the county Superintendent's office. Teachers lacking a complete grade list should indicate grades needed for each subject. Henry Abramse is TM Co. Supt. Several readers report stomach distress after meals and seek relief with Chamberlain's Tablets. Mrs Henry Padghan of Victor, N. reports headaches and stomach distress after eating improved after about six months of use. Obtainable everywhere.
A district court jury in Fairbury began deliberations to settle the Blauser estate matter after the county court set aside the will leaving a large share to Representative C. L. E. Blauser and only $100 to the youngest daughter. Witnesses from Diller area testified. attorneys Heasty Barnes and Rinaker lead the contestants with Denny Hartigan and Moss for the defense.
The State Journal offers a special mail rate of 3.50 a year for Daily and Sunday delivery and 2 a year for Daily only, replacing previous 5 and 4 rates. Publishers cite savings from eliminating traveling solicitors and hotel expenses. The Journal boasts AP reports Washington coverage and a large Nebraska network, promising continued high quality and wider readership at the lower price. Readers can subscribe through news dealers for ten cents a week with Sunday features.
United Doctors licensed by the State of Nebraska announce a free consultation and examination for chronic diseases at 1608. They claim bloodless methods, no surgery, and offer to analyze urine samples. They urge all who are ill to attend, saying results will be shared to prove effectiveness.
A local retailer touts Riverside Heaters as the superior choice in the market. The line emphasizes quality, efficiency, and durability aimed at homeowners seeking reliable heating performance.
The medicine labeled Chamberlain's Tablets 18 targets stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and is found to be meeting with much success gaining favor and popularity with strong availability claimed nationwide.
The Methodist ladies announce the annual bazaar on December 4. All church women and interested helpers are asked to contribute articles for the Art Department and aprons for the booths by order of the secretary.
Edgar Miller 35, of Mound City and former Diller resident, died after being struck by a train on C B Q tracks near Claire. He had been a patient at the state hospital for two years. Survived by wife and son. body taken to Mound City for burial. funeral arrangements to follow.
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