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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1910
Page
5
Burlington timetable lists No 14 Through Passenger at 4 42 am No 16 Local 1948 pm No 66 Local Freight daily No 68 Through Passenger at 6 68 am No 5 Local 5 00 pm No 8 Local Freight with various notes and abbreviations for Diller aotna east and Bee cee ceeeeho Dy iD Tae ite oe 01aG wast.
Beatrice visitors stop by Beatrice. farm warnings, sales, and school life fill the week. Reports detail Mr. and Mrs. Ensley Carmichael driving to Beatrice and back, farm trespass warnings from C. A. Water, and price updates on coal, cattle, and stock hogs. Community events include a masquerade party, basketball games, and a literary club program with a basket supper.
For Sale two polled Durham calves one large enough for service. Chas Edmunds of Omaha state agent for the EMTF automobile visited between trains Saturday with his cousin H H Beckwith and family. Sold by Chipperfield Drug Co. Wao Spotts of Superior en route from the eastern part of the state to his home at Superior stopped off here Monday evening and spent a day with his brother in law J C Stucker. Forest Hartzel and B F Blythe returned Saturday from Colorado with cattle 200 head and Sam and Woods brought 200 head. three reloads not arriving till Wednesday. The democratic campaign topics were discussed Friday night by Congressman G M Hitchcock and Judge B F Good, candidate for U S Senator and Congressman respectively, to a fair audience.
The advertisement praises Bucklen Arnica Salve as a superior remedy for cuts bruises sores burns and various skin conditions and claims 250 price at Chipperfield Drug Co. It also notes social news from Omaha with D of H meetings including officers Cleaver Hempel Schmitt Miller and Mary Miller with plans to meet in Louisville next month.
Ray Colman works at the Burlington depot and Ray McBride of Wymore visited Diller acquaintances this week. Omaha correspondent G A Mosshart visited Saturday night to report the Hitchcock Good political matter. A Diller preacher announced a sermon on Diller's Temptation and Sin. Pearl Cox of Oklahoma and Miss Hattie Torey left with Mrs Carmichael for Missouri after visiting at four weeks with Miss Mabel Carmichael. Dr Claude Ellis will be away Thursday and Friday. Methodists haul cement blocks and lumber for a new church in Rock Creek precinct. Fred Starr returned from Franklin Neb where he shipped a car load of apples last week.
L. M. Cavett prepares to lay a cement sidewalk in front of his home on Castor Street, with work also extending to his mother's residence as part of the project.
An unusual ad asserts a cure named Dr King’s New Life Pills prevents a deadly disease described as a merciless murder with many victims. The copy markets a gentle stimulant effect and a preventive remedy.
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