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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 20, 1911
Page
5
Local railway timetable snippet lists passenger and freight trains with numbers 14 16 66 18 15 and 65 and their daily or scheduled times including 4:30 pm 12:49 pm 5:00 pm 3:58 pm 6:20 pm and 8:55 am with notes of through and local services.
Diller Mer Co advertises order lines for potatoes and a new line of work shoes inviting customers to visit. Tincher Rigdon and Rev Boyle return from a Presbyterian synod in North Platte Nebraska. Dutch Jersey boars for sale if taken soon. Community notices include visits by local families and mentions of bargains on wagons and boxes running from October 1 to November 1.
A fragmented note advises aid to strikers with odd claims about organs like liver kidneys and bowels resisting and a remedy sequence implied. The text lacks clear context or attribution and resembles a garbled marginal remark from an old publication.
Fragmentary text offers no clear event or entities. The snippet presents an oblique prompt about inclination and action without identifiable people places or organizations.
A new hand made wagon for sale guaranteed. Christ Kielameier aged 31. Wedding presents available at Colman's jewelry store. Born to Mr and Mrs Edwin Hill southwest of Diller on Monday Oct 16 a girl. A Mayborn brought two carloads of cattle from Kansas City for Richard Albers and Wm Fishwood last week.
A second hand eight horse power gasoline engine on trucks is mentioned. J. D. Fanders and Mr. and Mrs. Asa Colman returned Tuesday evening from visiting friends in Beatrice and plan to travel today to visit ater in Gosper county. Miss Ashby of Upland Nebraska visits old friends Rev Maecxy and Mrs. Maecxy while meetings at the Methodist church continue.
Advertisement asserts Chamberlain’s Cough is safe for colds, claiming it contains no harmful drug and is sold by Shutt Drug Co.
A reader notes a butter deal last week where a pound of butter yielded hard boiled potatoes the size of eggs. With potatoes pricey and butter cheap, the seller may have profited or faced a loss in the exchange.
The Post Office Department instructs postmasters and carriers to cover routes efficiently, urging timely mail delivery and adherence to travel guidelines across mileage limits.
Mrs Bessie Clements a Jersey City teacher says she prefers guiding boys over cats or religion with her hobby being boys She notes no boy is wholly bad or good and that treatment shapes character Lincoln visitation by Miss Arends Kittye Tatman ill health Miss H Aitken a Mrs Eastwood relative visits the high school Alice Whitaker to sing at County Teachers Association October 28 Two wreck victims near Missoula Arends are cousins Dr Boyle donated fourteen Outlook volumes to the high school The Literary Club plans its annual entertainment around December 1 The Breakers will be staged Rev E B Maxcy led devotional exercises at the high school Also Miss Arends Strudevant earned City Professional Life certificates the life tenure for city service Tenmemaker former Diller high school staff holds a position on the Sacelles elementary football team tale
Miss Catherine Hill of Tecumseh Nebraska is visiting at the home of her nephew O. B. Hill near Atwood Kansas during her trip.
Mesdames Roy Diller and Harry King of Rockford are visiting at the home of their parents Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Oaks since Wednesday.
Arthur E Price A T Watson Thos P Price and H K Shutt appear as parties in a regional land dispute recorded in a 19th century newspaper notice. The snippet lists individual names involved in the legal or property matter, indicating an inheritance or transfer proceeding.
Raymond A C Woods renewed for the Record one day this week after attempting to get along without it. Uncle Billy DeLinée visited from Wymore on Tuesday to attend to farm interests southeast of town near Mr. Pool’s residence.
Its Equal Dont Exist No one has ever made a salve ointment or balm to compare with Buck Jen s Arnica Salve The one per nt Only 25c at Shutt Drug Co
Emopire of W. C. Low advertises seasoned oak fence posts for sale. Local supplier lists available quantities and pricing.
Fragmentary note highlights The Youths Companion as a universal read for both the young and old. It mentions stories and jingles as gifts, suggesting wide appeal and inclusive access.
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