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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1910
Page
5
Local notice notes an organ offered in exchange for a cow by H. H. Beckwith. A remark about an old guard sharpening knives is followed by Brown's Tennessee Minstrels with 12 players. A street parade and band concert are scheduled for 7 30 in Diller on November 21.
W M Hall of Diller now jailed in Mankato Minnesota charged with killing the husband of a niece who lived with him after his wife died. The case will go to trial as friends hope for innocence. Also notes Thanksgiving plans and local moves. Local ads mention Chamberlain cough remedy and road banquet preparations.
One secondhand 4 hole Joliet corn sheller with power, in good running shape, offered by J. A. Picxarp & Co. A travelling collector for Lincoln Harvester Company, Jobo Williams, and an old schoolmate of Alex Bell seen in Diller Wednesday. Champerlain’s Cough Remedy advertised as fastest cure for cough and to improve overall health. Sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
Gertrude Beckwith entertained a small group Thursday evening for her fifth birthday. Guests included Gladys Neely Cayla Fouts Mary Patton Oliver Diehl Robert Starr Twila Neely Eleanor Diehl and Gertrude Beckwith.
A fragmentary quotation voices outrage over women’s voting rights and political subjugation. The speaker mocks the idea of womanhood as a symbol of liberty carved in marble and bronze, urging protest against oppression.
Albert Loeper, an elderly Beatrice township farmer, pleaded guilty to illegal dispensing of intoxicants during a county raid. He received fines of 100 dollars on each of five counts, plus costs totaling 104 dollars, and the court ordered confiscation of the seized liquor. Witnesses listed include Albert Frie bie and John J. Clanky among grand jury testimony.
Now is the time to install a new pump or windmill or repair old ones to be ready for winter. Get tanks in all sizes and insulation heaters to save feed money. We have them in stock.
Article by Mrs. D. A Lincoln in Carving and Sewing provides step by step guidance for carving a turkey. It covers securing the breastbone with a fork, separating wings and legs, slicing the breast, preserving crisp skin, removing stuffing, and disassembling the bird into pieces with minimal strokes for efficient serving.
The parson bird or mtil of New Zealand is a glossy dark green bird the size of a blackbird with white throat tufts. It can be taught to crow speak and whistle tunes, and its repertoire includes bells and organ-like notes at vespers. It can imitate other birds and even break into odd melodies with unusual sounds.
The article notes a boy nicknamed Jobonite unable to pronounce eight has been frightened by nurses’ tales of a ghost living in the attic. He boasted to a friend that a ghost resides in their attic, prompting the friend’s curious question about the ghost.
Advice urges constant work on farms to keep livestock healthy through winter. Feed birds, keep horses busy, seal cracks, store potatoes properly, and add earth or litter for cold protection. Install a tank heater for livestock water to save feed and time by preventing cold stress.
An advertisement inviting customers to Colman's highlights a broad jewelry range and willingness to order items from any line, from cook stoves to ladies collars, emphasizing quality and personalized service.
Care for Boston ferns with a mix of leaf mold, loam, and a little sand for porosity. Water only when the soil dries, and feed during active growth with a tea made from cow manure once or twice a week. Avoid standing water in jardinieres, and feed mainly in the growing months March to October.
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