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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 17, 1911
Page
5
Classified timetable fragment lists Cape West No 18 through passenger No 15 local passenger No 65 local freight with daily departure times 4 20 am 1 249 pm 5 200 pm and 3 53 am with a $900 price at 3 55 am.
The first issue of the Travelog on November 29 1911 introduces a travelogue column and a lecture course. A notice invites readers to purchase tickets and mentions Mrs J S Rigdon traveling from Toast Kan to visit her son O F, with plans to meet her.
Hand made harness orders are placed with A D Moody in Shea Nebraska. The note lists best salt and mentions handling through Moody with unspecified dates or quantities.
An ad fragment urges readers to try a cough remedy and promotes living in the sunshine. It mentions ginger snape flakes and baking powder products and references Tincher and Rigdon, with vague health claims and sales language. The piece hints at personal experience as proof of value.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock and Charlotte visited relatives in Hanover and traveled back in their new car. Misses Benelda Fanders and Golda Miller drove from Fairbury to spend the day with family. For chest or side pain Chamberlains Liniment is recommended with a dampened flannel applied to the pain site.
W L Moek of Mock Ark with 26 years in drug trade praises Dr King’s New Discovery for weak lungs and coughs. He claims neighbors stayed alive using it. Trial bottle free or 50c or 1.00, guaranteed by Shutt Drug Co.
In Kangas town a multi role minister who also runs a store, bank president, and lawyer faced a dispute after a traveling salesman sold jewelry to the town merchant. The goods were misrepresented and returned, the merchant’s bill remained unpaid, a sight draft was dishonored, and a letter questioned the postmaster’s credit.
A damaged OCR fragment reports vague events and locations with unreadable names and dates. The readable bits offer no clear action, party, or deadline, leaving the notice essentially unspecified.
Supt Eastwood Grace Cully visited the first primary room on Friday. Gladys Freeman Beat Rice Blythe were high school visitors last week. Grace Cully, a Peru normal junior and former graduate, also visited last Friday. The Endicott high school team will play our team Friday at 3 30 on the home court weather permitting.
A letter from Superintendent A H Waterhouse discusses enforcement of a tobacco law for minors and urges cooperation with authorities. The notice follows by approving similar action and mentions a sale of six Duroc Jersey boar pigs by H Warnsholz. It also advertises the Travelogue Lecture Course first session on Wednesday November 29 1911 with season tickets at the Record office.
The Ingergol Brothers continue deep well drilling in Trenton rock, now at 2708 feet. Charley F tl notes the well never felt better to him.
Reports from Belleville Kansas indicate cattle dying in corn stalk fields. William Hill, a noted stock buyer, reportedly lost 12 head of large steers. Other ranchers report cattle and corn stalks affected this year and tie the losses to the stalks.
The Pacific Monthly outlines success with walnut production and fodder crops, noting farming tips and potential profits. The article mentions cost details and talks about distribution through a Port address and a six month publication window.
Christ Kielsmeier markets a new wagon and Dan Garber Co lists Red Cloud Nebraska farms for sale in Republican Valley. Cash rental options up to five percent of purchase price offered. homeseekers invited to request land lists for corn wheat hog and alfalfa country. A Loock hall banquet in Diller drew large crowds. report to appear next week with photos.
A brief, clipped exchange on willpower and choice appears in a fragment of Sarper's Bazar. The dialogue centers on obligation, money, and stubborn resolve within a market vignette.
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