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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1914
Page
8
Chief Clerk cites House Journal showing he attended every roll call when not on committee work. Statement emphasizes he never dodged a vote and was present at each roll call.
Rev W N Gillis traveled Tuesday to attend the Nebraska Presbyterian Synod meeting held this year at Madison. A humorous quip notes a man should not drive if he has no wheels in his head. A St Louis woman seeks divorce over coffee complaints, with a pun about grounds.
The Thomas Copeland properties in Diller will be sold separately at a referee's sale in Fairbury next Tuesday October 27. The sale aims to settle debts with individual auctions for each parcel under the referee's supervision.
Mrs. Joseph Kallans of Peru Indiana reports belching sour stomach and headaches improved by Chamberlain's Tablets. She says the medicine aided digestion and regulated bowels and that she has become entirely well. For sale by all dealers.
Diller Lodge No 133 AOUW adopts condolences noting the death of Brother John E Clark. The lodge expresses heartfelt sympathy to his family, requests the resolutions be recorded, and a copy published in the Diller Record. Committee members Alex Bell W E Mudge E E McCune sign.
Diller Camp No 1668 MWA reports with deep regret the death of Neighbor John E. Clark. He was companionable, sympathetic, and helpful, his knowledge valued by many. The Camp extends sympathy to his family and spreads these resolutions upon its records and prints a copy in the Diller Record. Submitted by S C Hutchinson C W Townemaker Frank T Pearce
The St Joseph News Press offers Roosevelt essays on What America Should Do in the European conflict. The paper features Washington dispatches New York letters cartoons and state news from Kansas Nebraska Iowa and Missouri with market coverage on the Missouri River. Subscriptions priced at $3.00 per year.
A main line through central Wyoming opens October 18 linking Denver to Billings via Cheyenne Orin Junction Casper and Thermopolis. The through train enables direct commerce and travel between Northern and Southern Wyoming and the Denver Metropolis. Northbound departs Denver 4:00 PM arrives Billings 6:20 PM next day. southbound Billings 7:30 AM arrives Denver 12:06 PM. Cafe-parlor cars on daylight Billings Casper trip and sleepers Casper Denver. F W Black, Ticket Agent, Diller Neb.
Demand for Ford autos rises as large car owners buy them to stash in tool boxes. When their vehicles stall these small Fords are used to pull them free.
The Gage County District Court schedules a November jury term with court convening on the 5th. The first juror appearance is set for the 9th. The 129 cases include 117 civil and 12 criminal matters with 20 divorce petitions, 24 appeal cases, 14 foreclosures, 7 damage suits, 7 note actions, and 5 equitable relief actions. Remaining cases cover restraining orders, ejectments, partitions, and related actions.
The Youth's Companion expands content on athletic training for boys and girls including pitching, racing, swimming, and other sports. It invites subscriptions with a free trial issue and an offer for 1915 Forecast plus a 1914 remainder of issues and a home calendar.
State of Nebraska Jefferson County probate notice reports petition by Nancy Clark to prove and grant the last will of John E. Clark deceased dated October 17 1914. Hearing set November 9 1914 at 1 PM in County Court to show cause. publication in Diller Review weekly for three weeks.
About 7,000 cattle arrived with trade slow and prices mostly a dime lower than Monday. Hog offerings totaled 4,600 with values down about a dime. sheep and lambs receipts reached 32 000 with feeders favored and some grades steady while heavy lambs and mid grades eased slightly. Prices for cattle ranged from 4.50 to 10.00 with various classes listed, while hogs sold mostly 6.85 to 7.00 top 7.15 and sheep and lambs showing uneven movement across grades.
A caption from Meggendorfer humorist scene shows a person rubbing out a mistake with a shoe on a desk. The dialogue humorously contrasts a shoe used as an eraser in a playful, absurd moment.
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