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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 22, 1912
Page
8
Local ads report Shutt Drug Co pricing ointments and liniment, shoe repair shop updates by Harlan Hedley, and Ballard's store offering nuts and domestic goods. Kansas boys taller on average due to irrigation methods amid light local commerce and market chatter.
The Controller of the Currency reports that about ten million of ninety million Americans are savers. Each depositor averages 444.64 dollars, with national savings bank deposits totaling 4,450,822,522 as of June 14 last.
Under this head will be publish ed free short notices of all public sales for which bills are printed at this office. If you are intending having a sale this fall it-the toe your interest to call on. In addition to the above free aida using we will help you prepare the copy for your bills, secure the auctioneer of your choice, arrange with him for a date to suit you, and print your bills for a reasonable price and the work will be done right. Don't forget the Record printery.
An irritable fault finding disposition is linked to a disordered stomach. Good digestion makes a man agreeable, and many have been permanently cured of stomach trouble by taking Chamberlains Tablets. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
A rough sermon urges readiness for winter by stockpiling wood for tramps. It advises keeping an ax handy and letting tramps work to earn food, suggesting stern treatment and avoiding generosity. The tone promotes harsh, punitive measures toward vagrants as a community safeguard.
A speaker condemns slang as worthless and says slang won t advance a career. He dismisses a Norwegian professor who praises American slang, calling the professor a possible con and insisting success requires genuine style over buzzwords.
Fragmentary notice links Perssedl property taxes to a December delinquency date and promotes J. G. Packer’s restaurant with assorted local ads. The text also references a banquet notion and various product pitches including a worm remedy and a money back guarantee from Sbutt Drug Co.
On the first signs of indigestion, Dr ages New Life Pills should be taken to tone the stomach and regulate liver kidneys and bowels. Pleasant easy to take and only 25c at Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs. Margaret Nicols of Phillipsburg Kansas requests prompt shipment of Liquid Koal after using one gallon to cure several horses and prevent illness in the county. She notes disease sweeping the area and mentions Shutt Drug Co as a seller.
The Christian Science Monitor argues that rural commerce can revive by upgrading stores and embracing transportation and communications improvements. It urges young entrepreneurs to invest in village outlets, apply disciplined effort, and treat rural businesses as legitimate ventures capable of drawing local trade back.
A columnist mocks the overuse of "Rest in Peace" on tombstones arguing the phrase lacks comfort for the living. They suggest neighbors should display the sentiment around the living to offer real relief, criticizing memorials that arrive only after death.
A woman has filed for divorce alleging her husband’s obsession with playing checkers nonstop caused the breakdown of their marriage. She cites his “checkered career” as a humorous but serious factor in the split.
A light remark praises stylish women who choose sensible heels, noting their appearance and intelligence. The tone is playful and complimentary, inviting agreement on a shared observation about fashion and poise.
creditors of Johna than Weaver deceased must file claims with the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room by May 21 1913 for examination adjustment and allowance. six months from November 17 1912 to file claims. claims not filed by May 21 1913 are barred. notice published in Diller Record for four weeks prior to May 17 1913. C. C. Borne county judge.
In the matter of the estate of Rebecca E. Green petitioners Harry E. Green and Charlie Green seek administration to Alexander Bell as Administrator. The court fixes November 25, 1912 at 1:00 PM for hearing in Fairbury county court.
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