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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1907
Page
1
Dr Leach of Fairbury offers Poland-China male pigs. Eva Crocker returns to school near Helvey after four weeks vacation. A pair of twin boys born to Mr and Mrs Frank Lyons of Harbine with one surviving. Josh Robertson notes coin value and harvest around forty bushels per acre. Rev H Grape and family visit Diller from Hanover Kan. Subscribe or renew the Record at three cents a week.
J. D. Fanders sells Stetsons one coat finish paint guaranteed not to check scale or lose luster for a year. Col. J. B. Wright, veteran auctioneer, says dates for public sales may be made with the Record office and he has horses of all ages for sale at all times.
A fragmentary column includes a prayer request, mention of J. G. Jenkins of Chapel Hill North Carolina, and a testimonial about Bucklea’s Afnica Serve. It notes a felon relieved by a remedy and comments on Grover Cleveland’s health after six physicians’ consultation.
Notice from G. A. White Piano Co. Fairbury Nebraska offering piano tuning and organ repair services at month end with satisfaction guaranteed. Mail inquiries to the Fairbury address for service scheduling and estimates.
An advertisement asserts a remedy called KODOL for dyspepsia and indigestion. It touts relief for heartburn belching and stomach pains, urging readers to take action against ongoing discomfort with this product.
Classified mentions six shares for sale by J. A. Kelley. Also notes on new office building congratulations and local family travel. An advertisement for a 4 year old gelding weighing 1000 lbs for sale by Wm. Nida with contact Diller phone No. 11 R. 21. Anodyne health claim for Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea 35 cents offered by Neely's Pharmacy.
Maitland lump coal priced at 7.50 per ton and Pennsylvania hard coal at 11.00 per ton are advertised by Colman & Diller urging buyers to secure winter supply now.
Attention taxpayers the 1907 tax list is in hand for collection personal tax delinquent December 1 1907 John Simpson treasurer Forest Hartzell returned from St Joe with two car loads of steers and one load of heifers eighty nine head totaling cattle and hogs to feed this winter 149 cattle and 221 hogs final count combined with prior stock still to be fed
Mrs Mary Nelson spent yesterday with Mrs Mark Davis and returned to her home at Diller this afternoon. Her daughter Mrs William Canfield of Denver joined and accompanied her to her home.
Ad touts Kodol as best remedy for stomach troubles. It claims Kodol contains stomach juices and aids digestion to relieve heartburn gas sour stomach belching nausea and general stomach upset. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Local advertises pure buckwheat flour from Butler County Pennsylvania arriving in a few days. Price five cents per pound. Claims superior taste and recalls traditional Pennsylvania baking. Endorsed by E. L. Loock.
To check a cold quickly, get from your druggist some little Candy Cold Tablets Preventics. Druggists everywhere are now dispensing Preventics, safe and prompt with no Quinine or laxative. Taken at the sneezestage they may prevent pneumonia bronchitis la grippe. Good for feverish children. 48 tablets for 25 cents, trial boxes 5 cents. Sold by all dealers.
The case of Clark C. Wells charged with threatening to harm C. Caldwell was heard in county court. Judge Spafford dismissed the case after ruling the county attorney failed to prove the offense occurred in Oiage county or that Caldwell feared bodily harm.
Miss Flossie Raymond came back to Alexandria on Saturday after a three week vacation and will resume her school work.
Dr. Deal of Reynolds and Dr. Birdsell of Alexandria visited Tuesday to scout a new location for the former. They were favorably impressed with the outlook and expect Dr. Deal to move here in the near future.
Newston formerly lived near Diller died Tuesday at his Grand Island home after months of illness. He was buried yesterday at Lanham with Rev. Wm. Boyle officiating. He was 57 and survived by his wife and several children.
The hazy Indian summer curtain over the village has left the town sparsely populated as farmers work corn fields and store ears for winter stock. Merchants report slower business now, expecting a revival once corn is cribbed and farmers return to town to buy goods.
A mix of farm notes, social visits, and product pitches. Farmers gather corn while nearby residents discuss properties on Summit Street and visits to Fairbury. Health ads promote Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup and Dr Shoop Catarrh remedies with dealer notes.
A traveler admires a modern city where cement sidewalks at intersections bear street names or numbers, effectively creating a free street directory. He suggests incorporating stamped lettering into sidewalk contracts, plus the idea of stamping resident names at building entrances in some cities.
The paper says ignore the financial flurry and keep business as usual. It argues currency remains secure while banks stand firm and prevent a panic by restricting withdrawals. People should deposit, pay bills by checks, and wait for the surge to pass.
A miscellany of items notes seasonal buckwheat cake time, a birth in the Greider family, a minister and others about local happenings. The verse and ads mention health tonics and a political jab at the Paper Trust.
The church schedules morning and evening sermons by the pastor on Sunday November 24 focusing on denomination interests. Sunday School at 7 PM, Epworth League at 6 30 PM, with a Thanksgiving service next Thursday at 10 AM delivered by Rev. Wm Boyle of the Presbyterian Church.
The Woman's Missionary Society of the church announces its annual praise service next Sabbath at 11 A M replacing the usual service. Sabbath School will be at 10 A M with preaching at 7 30 P M and the Endeavor Society at 6 30 P M Minister is William Boyle.
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