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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
5
Finder may claim a reward by returning a plain solid gold band ring found by the Meat Market notice. Mrs. C. Green, who returned Tuesday from Atchison Kansas where she visited her daughter Mrs. Maude Bristol.
Voters in Gage County will cast ballots in the fall election on whether to abolish the county assessor’s office. The measure asks residents to approve or reject eliminating the elected post and its duties.
Dick Hayes a former Diller resident who left about twenty years ago visited here with relatives and friends for a couple of days and departed Tuesday for his home near Wray Colorado.
Miss Renelda Fanders begins a week's vacation from her position at Pease's drug store in Fairbury and is staying with her parents Mr and Mrs J D Fanders in this city during the break.
A week ago last Thursday O D Oltman of eight miles west of Diller underwent surgery at the M E hospital in Omaha. He is reported to be recovering well and hopes to be home soon.
Farmer announces private sale of ten dairy cows, with one fresh now and others soon. Equal suffrage speakers rescheduled for next Saturday at 1 30 pm. guests include Mr and Mrs W E Hardy A L Weatherly of Lincoln and Miss Helen Todd of California. Fanders Bros report best sorghum season with 58 acres yielding about 4000 gallons.
Mrs Emma Fry travels to Red Oak Indiana Saturday attend funeral of her brother Frank Unangst.
W E Epley exhibited four hogs at the Jefferson county stock show in Fairbury last week and earned three first prizes and one second.
Two Thomas Copeland properties in Diller will be sold separately at a referee sale in Fairbury next Tuesday October 27.
Mrs. C. T. Sears visited her new adopted granddaughter at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. E Grupe then returned to Beatrice with Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Funders and daughter Renelda. The Fanders drove to Lincoln and then to Omaha where Mr. Fanders renewed his Ford car sales contract for another year.
Thos. Chambers, longtime Diller neighborhood resident now near O'Neil Nebraska, visited his brother Jim Chambers near Fairbury and spent Saturday and Sunday with old Diller friends.
Mrs Esther Mae Baker of Spencerport New York extols Chamberlain tablets claiming they cured bilious attacks sick headaches and overall fatigue after using several bottles. She notes the tablets buttoned up her whole system and says they have done more than she dared hope for. For sale by all dealers.
Public notice from John L. Lamb offering to buy cream at the highest cash price and also purchase poultry and eggs. He guarantees top prices and correct weights and invites calls for prices or trials to prove the offer.
Church ladies collected subscriptions for McCall’s magazine and earned a profit on each sale. This week they turned over 80 dollars and 40 cents to the church from the magazine sales, per Fairbury News.
J. K. Johnson, a 17 year Jefferson county resident living nine miles north of Fairbury in Richland precinct, spent Tuesday in Diller and nearby areas soliciting votes for sheriff on the republican and progressive tickets. He believes Republicans are waking up to their strong county lead and sees good prospects for his election.
The column highlights water color painting, nature study with a crayfish, physiology experiments on alcohol effects, and visitors. It lists several absences in the High School, upcoming football games, a trip report to Topeka, recitations and songs by second and first primary rooms, report cards, a long October 30 program with multiple performers, a navy debate, local election voting for County Treasurer, and various visits and returns from Beatrice and Havelock.
An old advertisement asks what you would do during a severe cold and endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. Mrs. O. E. ha lnd. of says the remedy is worth its weight in gold and she recommends it. For sale by all dealers.
Esq. D R Kelley announces the marriage of his grandson Glen F Mills of Council Bluffs Iowa to Miss Edythe Wischover of Chicago. The ceremony took place in Berlin in September. Mills is the son of C A Mills of Council Bluffs and Jennie Mills Squires.
Recent movements include Mrs. Hannah Adams moving to her Rock Creek farm while houses shift out of Diller. Dr. Guy H Bezler returns to Higginsville Missouri after a visit with Diller relatives. Mrs J W Hayworth visits Omaha to see daughter Mrs Otis Bab, while Mrs Paul Stange visits Wisconsin. Diller funeral attendees Mrs D H Diller and Mrs Harve Seaman return to Pittsburg Kansas and Davenport Iowa respectively.
Mrs Addie Bell and Mrs A Reinhart attended the Degree of Honor grand lodge at Fremont as delegates from Pleasant Lodge No 96 and returned home Saturday. Mrs Mary Miller did not attend due to the death of her brother J E Clark, marking her first missed grand lodge gathering in sixteen years.
There is more catarrh in this region than all other diseases, once deemed incurable. The text promotes Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional treatment, claims it acts on blood and mucous surfaces, and offers $100 if it fails to cure, with 75 cents cost and testimonials available from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. Also advises Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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