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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1911
Page
5
Disjointed OCR fragment lists train numbers and types including Through Passenger Local Freight and Local Passenger services, with references to daily runs and numbers such as No 14 No 16 No 66 No 18 No 15 No 65.
Public notice directs residents to leave potato orders with the Diller Mercantile Company. The notice specifies delivery practices and payment terms, emphasizing timely submission to ensure supply.
Dr. O C Diehl and H K Shutt visited Dr Neely at Beatrice U B hospital on Tuesday. Republican nominees Judge C C Boyle and Cesar N Garnsey were in Diller for a couple of hours Monday. A sale offers wagons and wagon boxes at closing out prices from Oct 1 to Nov 1 to reduce stock. Tincher and Rigdon announce new line of work shoes. Ir F W Steffen noted. Duroc Jersey bears for sale available soon.
Thoroughbred Poland China male pigs offered for sale. Eligible for breeding use. Sale advertised with details pending further listing.
A short health note promotes Dr Kings New Life Pills as helpers when organs like liver kidneys and bowels misbehave. The ad claims natural aid and quick health improvement. Available for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
In a local notice, farmers are urged to secure one of those small Sestarteas agents available countywide. The directive emphasizes accessibility and practical use for agricultural operations.
An incomplete excerpt cites a party line about the Ladies Home Journal cover predicting winter birth prompts and mentions flowers like rose and honeysuckle, with garbled phrases suggesting a political figure reflecting on scent and tone.
Wedding at the home of Mrs. Sarah Witty joins Miss Viona May Witty and Mr. Ray E. Colman in Holy Matrimony. Guests include Elsie Lamb and Dora Scholle. After luncheon the couple heads to Fairbury and Hebron for a dinner hosted by L J Scholle. Other items mention plant sales and a note on Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy.
Frank Gerwick of near Diller sues in district court to cancel a prenuptial contract and annul deeds and mortgages he says were signed under deception. He claims Lena Green married him August 2 to gain his farms, seeks nullification and recovery, with legal action by Hazlet & Jack and John Heasty.
Edwin Reinhart visited Diller schools as repairs closed his own building. Lois Warman from Minnesota became a sophomore and will stay with her aunt. The L D F C met and formed a permanent group with Rex Green as president and Will Diller as vice president. Graduates and former pupils were elected to honorary memberships. The baseball team played Endicot t 10 to 9. P P Claxton will address the State Teachers Association in Omaha next month. The Literary Club begins its first evening session of the year. The County Superintendency is urged to avoid politics. Will Diller won a close club election for president with Rex Green as vice president.
The city and desert fields drive high living costs, says Dr. Harvey W. Wiley chief government chemist. He urges a pure food reform and education to make people producers, advocating no factories in cities and production moving to the countryside.
Six well bred Duroc Jersey boar pigs offered for sale by H Warnsholz Jr. and Wm Boyle Jr. The latter visited Monday for a week with his parents Rev and Mrs Wm Boyle. Also asks to view work shoes with indeftuctible Tincher and Rigdon.
A used three horsepower gasoline engine is described as mounted on trucks and associated with J. D. Fanders.
The Christian Endeavorers plan a major convention at Lincoln Auditorium from October 26 to 29, 1911. There is no limit on delegates per church and some members will bring their entire groups. Entertainment will be provided on the Harvard plan with meals and breakfast free, and the program covers all lines of Young People's work. Interested individuals are urged to write Fletcher at 361 Prosperity Building for more information.
A son was born to Mr and Mrs Dick Fanders on October 10. A car of Red River Ohio potatoes arrives in the area, and readers are urged to leave orders at Loock and Habicht's.
Miss Sylva Miller stayed from Saturday to Monday with Col. J. B. Wright and his family in Beatrice.
An advertisement touts Buck-4en's Arnica Salve as perfect for cuts corns burns bruises sores scalds boils ulcers eczema salt rheum sore eyes cold sores chapped hands sprains and piles. It sells for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
Nebraska banks report deposits near prior levels in the quarterly figures dated August 21 by Secretary Rouse. The deposits exceed the year-ago total by only 100000 dollars while 172140.90 dollars are held in the guaranty fund under the new law to insure deposits.
A southwest resident saw two boys near a patch and armed himself, accosting them. The youths claimed they were just surveying the area for future purchases, but no items or pockets were found and no interview occurred.
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