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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
1
Dr Leach of Fairbury urges readers to visit the Racket to see, with “Seeing is believing.” The notice advertises a chicken pie supper next Tuesday evening at Leach’s ball and mentions Olive Ballard Sunday visits with Fairbury relatives. It also highlights autos at J O Bladser’s and Riverside Base Burner heaters at Waggoner Bros. The Record notes a day late issue due to a wreck.
Classified notes include two mules for sale a two year old and a spring mule, farm goods like carpet and sofa, travel news of Mrs Diehl’s family, political campaigning by J E Clark for county commissioner, a kidney remedy Pineules trial offer, medical notes on Dr Pritchett visiting for a sick child, DeWitts Salve endorsements, upcoming election day polling details in Pleasant precinct, and miscellaneous local business and subscription updates with prices and quantities.
Sheriff James Charneside and his wife of Fairbury welcomed twin boys born on the 27th. Mrs. A. L. Tristman and daughter Elsie visited Humboldt today. The Y P S C E of the Christian church will serve a chicken pie supper in Loock's hall on election day, everyone invited.
The Beatrice High School notes report Daisy Lamb and Orpha n visiting Friday while ninth graders faced lower attendance Monday due to sickness. A flag display in the grammar room and a football injury to a tenth grader are mentioned. The High School Literary Club met Friday, planning to discuss education equity next week. A telephone will be installed in the Principal's room to aid communication with country students. The debate touched on funding and responsibility for schools, reflecting state education influence and board aims.
The Burlington westbound through passenger No. 13 from Kansas City to Denver with about 200 passengers wrecked at the east end of the switch yard in Diller early Thursday. Wheels of a forward truck likely jumped the rails causing the derailment. the tender and six cars left the tracks while the engine and two cars stayed. Officials and crews cleared the track overnight. no one was hurt and only minor car and track damage was reported.
An advertisement promotes Manzan Pile Remedy as ready to use with nostily attached, claiming it will treat piles. It is sold by Neely's Pharmacy. The note mentions Mrs. Maria E. Musser receiving a $2000 draft in payment of a beneficiary connected to the late Jos NoMusser in a Modern Woodmen of America context.
Preaching at 11:00 p m and 7 30 p m by the pastor Endeavor Society meets at 6 30 p m with activities scheduled for the evening.
Carry maintains a quiet reputation as a singer while Eki is recognized for presence and invitees are said to be everyone.
Contrary to the pulpit announcement there will be preaching at the Methodist church Sunday November st at 11 00 p m Sunday school 10 00 Epworth League 6 30 p m preaching 7 30 p m C J Davis Pastor
An advertisement promotes Wood’s Liver Medicine liquid as a remedy for malaria chills fever and liver kidney and bladder regulation. It claims quick relief from biliousness sick headache and constipation with a dollar bottle containing 24 times the 50 cent size and first dose relief advertised at Nealy’s Pharmacy.
Notice to taxpayers that the 1908 tax lien is in hand for collection. All taxes due November first with personal tax becoming delinquent December 1 1908. Directive to govern accordingly signed by Joan Bimpson County Treasurer.
David Parker of Fayette New York a Civil War veteran who lost a foot at Gettysburg says Electric Bitters saved him from costly medical treatment. He credits the remedy with curing his stomach troubles and keeping him strong, now using and recommending the product regularly.
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