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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1908
Page
1
Local items from Diller and surrounding area list ads for services from Dr. Leach dentist in Fairbury and Lightner Stotts hosiery, plus property for rent and sale. Reports cover school activities, fire drill notes, an athletic club in formation, and a September 1908 school attendance summary.
CHURCH ITETIS Preaching on next Sabbath October 11 at 11 a m and 7 30 p m by the pastor Sabbath school 10 a m Endeavor society 6 30 p m William Boyle pastor There will be a social at Rock Creek school house six miles east of Diller on Friday night October 15 Ladies bring supper for two apron and necktie to match All are invited Burns bruises scratches quick soothing DeWitt Carbolised Witch Hazel Medicine sold by Spear Drug Co.
W E Epley of the old John Diller farm twenty miles north of Diller announces his second annual Poland China hog sale on Wednesday October 28. Farm families are invited to attend and view the offerings.
Mr and Mrs Fred Friebie and their children came back Tuesday from Denver Colorado where they stayed a couple months to settle her father's estate. One child was briefly placed in a sanitarium due to health concerns before they returned home.
Notices reveal painters C H Waiert and W E Epvey from Gardner & Windsor advertising services and returns of hog crates due by Oct 28. Diller residents EF 8 and A H Colman homes painted by H E Grape and team. A Diller entourage including Warthen McManes Colman and others travel to register for a Rosebud Reservation land drawing in South Dakota.
Mr. and Mrs. E Li Loock returned Friday from Peoria Hil where they visited his parents. They were joined by Mrs. Tjaden sister of Mr Loock who plans a six to eight month stay and Mr and Mrs Carl Fuchs a newly married couple spending a two week honeymoon with John Loos k husband and brother in law.
David Perker of Fayette says Electric Bitters cured his stomach trouble after costly ineffective remedies from Gettysburg to restore his strength. He reports taking them as a tonic and recommends the treatment bought for 50 cents at Spear's drug store.
Mrs Ade L Croom of Vaughn Mississippi says a severe cough and suspected consumption were cured after using Dr King s New Discovery. She praises its life saving power and notes three bottles effected a complete cure with trial bottles available. Sold at Spears Drug Store. Regular price one dollar.
Diller area land values surge as Lincoln Land Co agent D R Kelley sells three acre tract to Jacob Lottman for 700 dollars. The sale adjoins the town site on the north across from Lottman’s residence.
Local notice records small updates and advertisements including potato orders at Sparks Auto seated ae new and medical ads for Manzan Pile Remedy and Wood's Liver Medicine. It mentions Miss Ida Maurer teaching near Harbine subscribing to a report for her brother Charley in Sheboygan Wisconsin.
Readable text shows corn yellow and white prices for 64 and 65 wheat No 3 and No 4 with oats mixed when documented plus a butter price range from 5.60 to 5.80 per unit. Details are incomplete and scattered through OCR artifacts and stray characters.
Johnny Jones proclaims self preservation as the first law of nature, urging the town to protect its own interests and mutual good. He warns that neglecting local trade and collaboration with outsiders harms town prosperity, property values, and progress.
A playful piece questions how law applies to Johnny Jones and his family and ponders the possibility he may leave home for work in the city. The text invites readers to consider social and legal duties across generations.
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