Burlington Time Tables Passengers Schedule
Local notice shows train times 3:53 a.m for No 13 Through Passenger and 24.52 p.m for No 15 Local Passenger with timetable references.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 06, 1911
Page
5
Local notice shows train times 3:53 a.m for No 13 Through Passenger and 24.52 p.m for No 15 Local Passenger with timetable references.
Miss Charlotte Loock visited relatives in Omaha to view the Aksarben parades on Wednesday. The notice mentions Duroc Jersey hogs for sale and a few bargain lamps at the Racket price one dollar each.
Thoroughbred Poland China male pigs eligible to register and large enough for service for sale. Listed sellers include W. E. Epley and Will Wilson of Emmons Kansas Miss Glassis Miller and Fern Martin of Hollenberg Kansas. They visited from Saturday through Monday with Mr. and Mrs. S. M. Henderson.
The Racket store hosts a Friday and Saturday demonstration of the improved Monitor self heating sad iron. Mrs. J. E. Swartz serves as solicitor and invites people to place orders for the new iron.
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a natural aid to restore organ function. It urges readers to buy at Shutt Drug Co for 25 cents and promises excellent health.
Dr William F Race medical notice advertises treatment for all chronic diseases. Provides professional service and contact details for appointments.
Two millholes for sale inquire at this office Potatoes shipped Leave your order at Leock and Habiehts Wedding presents suitable line to select from Colmans jewelry store Mr and Mrs Dan Shook who visited with Illinois acquaintances Mr and Mrs TG Foster departed Monday
The Ladies Aid society of the Diller M E Church will hold a fair on Saturday December 2 1911. All church women and any others interested are asked to make an apron.
Advertising note offers free improved folding stock rack irons and a 50 lb Standard test weight with all orders for U S Standard wagon scales up to November, claiming a $7.50 saving. The rest includes a farm residence rearrangement story and a pitch for Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy from Shutt Drug Co.
Mrs. Cunningham was surprised at the home of Mrs. A Bell in Cameron Mo by old friends and neighbors on a visit. Social and instrumental music followed as memories were shared with both sad and cheerful recollections. Attendees wished Aunt Mint many happy events to come.
A cryptic poem centers on the Ben Davis apple and its controversial echoes. The speaker recalls childhood tasting, warns against stock schemes, and muses on truth, temptation, and a harsher view of con artists.
The story recounts how Beatrice boosters visited Diller to study road improvements. J W Fouts spearheaded the campaign starting in 1909, hiring crews, coordinating farmers, and securing county cooperation to build seven miles of superior roads with concrete culverts. A prize system and strict judging based on six criteria spurred work and community support.
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