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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 03, 1913
Page
5
The Home Paper highlights the man who pays and the one who could but won t, addressing the chronic knockers and the person who makes a bunt. The item frames a local critique of contributors and critics within a community newspaper tone.
See Pickard & Co for gang and sulky plows press drills and more. They tout the best of everything and urge buyers to install new glass in all sizes and prices invest. Rev Hadsell of the Methodist church moved yesterday to Blue Springs with household effects.
An advertisement notes Chamberlain's Tablets produce a pleasant purgative effect and improve body and mind, claiming they make one feel joyful. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
W C Line dragged a mile of road after rain, turning a rough track from his place toward town to John Mathias' corner into a veritable boulevard.
An eight and a half pound boy arrived for Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grabber on Wednesday. The report notes family welcome and birth details in the local column.
The cornerstone for the new brick Steele City schoolhouse was laid on Wednesday with State Superintendent Deizell and County Superintendent Harriss taking part in the exercises.
A mild and gentle laxative is sought for constipation. Thousands swear by Dr King s New Life Pills. Hugh Tall of San Antonio Texas writes They are the best pills my wife and I have ever taken. They never cause pain. Price 25c at Greggible or St H Eve.
Orville Riddle starts ninth grade work as the High School Orchestra works to perfect its organization. The Physical Geography lab and advanced Algebra quadratics begin this week. Music education receives emphasis for graduation credit. The Nebraska Woman's Suffrage League meets in Lincoln November 5 to 7. Local figures Miss Shoebotham and Mrs. Catlett visit relatives before returning home.
Fragmentary note records a massing event tied to the A Qa U W end group. Readable items reference a gathering coordinated by local clubs with limited detail on date or location. No further event specifics are available in the surviving text.
Mrs Bausch attends the funeral of her sister in law Mrs Plager Rex Green travels to Ft Morgan Colorado to work in sugar beet fields and factory A public sale of furniture stove dishes bedding and other household items will be held near Loock Habicht store on Saturday October 4 at 2 o clock Rev J Schaedel officiating
An unsolicited testimonial from W G Mattison of Hornellaville New York states chronic dyspeptics should gain hope from Chamberlain's Tablets. He says they have done more good than any medicine tried. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs John Gard of Macon visited Denver bound travelers stopped in Diller Nebraska to reconnect with old friends. They once lived on land later owned by A O Richardson three miles east of Diller when the Indian reservation opened. They left twenty eight years ago but found many acquaintances still in the area.
W H Clark of Jefferson county farm reports 15 acres on a hillside considered worthless. The season yielded 46 tons of hay valued at 690 dollars and 15 bushels of seed worth 105 dollars. Total proceeds 795 dollars, over 75 per acre.
Miss Ola Van Vleet of Danville Red Willow county returned home Monday after visiting here with Mr and Mrs BE Weigel and other relatives since last Friday.
John Sanmann with his wife and daughter from Illinois arrived Saturday and stayed until Tuesday at the home of his brother William Sanmann, four miles northwest of Iller.
Yesterday Thos Price and Smi Diller of Diller met with the mayor and city council to discuss a special electric line from here to Diller and supplying the city with electricity. Diller has formed a stock company to furnish power but faces a decision on purchasing from Beatrice or Fairbury.
An old advertisement touts Dr. s New Discovery as essential in every home for coughs and colds. It claims quick throat and chest relief and asserts thousands have benefited, with pneumonia cure mentioned and a local dealer in Saint Louis.
A moving picture firm secured permission to film French parliamentary life. Legislators, eager to appear on film, allowed several days of shooting inside the chamber and its lobbies. The project captures deserted benches, deputies debating laws, the president’s arrival, a stormy session, and the busy refreshment bay.
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