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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 15, 1909
Page
9
A fragmentary local note mentions Miss Eva Crocker teaching at Endicott and visiting friends in Diller. It also references Mrs. Geo Andrewe enjoying a visit from her sister and a style theme about clothing quality over materials.
Miss Nellie Maw of Long Grove visits her brother as Mrs. John Plager returns from the west. Depot agent Watson adds A. McClure from DeWitt as new helper. Autumn in Nebraska described with local opinion on the season and The Journal’s value and price.
Local store announces new stock of robes and blankets in many styles plus a fresh line of buggy whips. Anticipating W. Ko Epley hog sale on November 10 breeders are urged to request sale catalogs by phone or post office. George Morris injured in unbroken horse incident twice. left shoulder blade and left forearm fractures.
I have some cod horses and mules on hand and good young stock to come. See me when you want horses or mules. Waltur Miss Sears, a Weigel district teacher, was a editor at this office Saturday and is a practical printer. James Packer returned from the Hudson Fulton celebration in New York and visited relatives in Connecticut Massachusetts and Iowa. An exchange notes a farmer’s boy quip about his father in the pig pen. Parents should support teachers for a child’s future.
A writer claims smoking a wound with a woolen cloth for twenty minutes cures inflammation from rusty nails. He states the method never fails and urges readers to apply it if injured, noting public skepticism.
The Lincoln State Journal advertises a subscription option for the daily paper without Sunday through January 1, 1910 priced at 50 cents, and with Sunday at 75 cents. The offer targets new business and highlights increased delivery choices.
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