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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1908
Page
7
Local transport schedules list Burlington Route with through and local passenger trains. Diller Harness Shop advertises new whips and colt hulters. Residents from Beatrice Fairbury Endicott Lincoln Alliance Tecumseh visit or travel for sales, land, or family reasons. Public notices include sales and appointments, with community updates on visits, health remedies, and local trade.
W A Floyd of Empire Georgia reports arnica salve cured two bad sores on his hand and leg and says he would not be without it. He bought the salve for 250 at Spear’s drug store. Effie Diller and Violet Musser returned from Lincoln with news of teaching and visiting plans in the Diller Public school.
Notice to ladies interested in organizing. The Wowan's Auxiliary to the Farmers' Institute will meet at the Christian church on Saturday October 31 at 2 39 p m. V Pres Farmers Institute.
Advertisements and notices describe Diller Harness Shop stock of robes and harness at half price, Edison records sale, a nurse returning to Lincoln, a westbound noon train wreck between Superior and Wymore, a Rosebud land drawing entry for Miss Gertrude Nelson, and Moozen Pile Remedy sold by Neely's Pharmacy for piles relief.
C C Wright arrived Wednesday to spend a few days with a Diller relative and friends and is now engaged in the real estate business at Lincoln and waking good.
T. F. Walker, a breeder of thoroughbred Poland-China hogs at Alexandria, Nebraska, attended W. E. Epley's pig sale Wednesday and purchased a fine hog for his herd.
Mr Herman Fairchild and Mrs Eliza Dawson both of Endicott were married Wednesday at Fairbury and departed on the evening train the same day for their wedding trip.
Beehs Laxative Cough Syrup offers rapid relief for coughs cold hoarseness whooping cough and bronchial throat trouble. Mothers praise it as pleasant and gently laxative and it should be in every home. Sold by Neelys Pharmacy. Mrs Wm Keehn and husband moved to Oklahoma last spring and arrived to visit friends in Diller and vicinity.
Mrs. Paul Stange returned from Lincoln after visiting relatives and attending a lecture by Dr Gunsaulue at the Oliver theatre as part of the YMCA course. The ad urges buying Kodol, claiming it digests nine classes of food and can restore stomach function, guaranteed.
Mrs Dora Arpke leaves after a long visit with her parents Mr and Mrs J A Price to join her husband in Man kata Kansas. He works as telegraph operator and station agent. Election returns will be announced from Spear's drug store with music between bulletins by Raymond on Edison four minute records. All welcome.
Ad copy urging readers to take Kodol when stomach is off to aid digestion and boost health and strength, claiming it digests all foods and offers quick relief for minor stomach discomfort.
Eleven kinds of horse halters offered at the Diller Harness Shop. Eleven workmen dig foundations for Mrs. Emerson's new residence in the town's north part. A Fremont area farmer raised 210 bushels of onions on a half acre and sells them at one dollar per bushel. Mrs. A M Diller returned Monday from University Place where Effie attends school. E D F Kelley came home Saturday from visiting his daughter Mrs C A Mille and family in Council Bluffs Iowa. Twenty five head of horses sold at an average of 135 dollars each at the Kilpatrick sale twelve miles north of Diller this week.
Mrs. J. T. Carmichael and her husband traveled to Lincoln last week to seek a specialist for the latter's failing eyesight, but reports indicate little encouragement was found.
Dell Wright returns from O Niel Nebraska where he worked as telegraph operator. Henry Wright returns from Brush Colorado. They came home Friday of last week.
Farmers along the river a couple of miles south of Wymore report sighting one sea lion that escaped from Parker Amusement Company’s train en route to Maryeville. Joe Greenwood has moved from Lincoln to Omaha and requests his Recorp copy sent to 1808 Emmett St.
The company offers a small stock allotment with preference to nonholders and small holders. Apply now to A L Tinstman secretary of the company for eligibility.
Dr. F Wilcox of Hubbell a republican candidate for state senator from this district which includes Jefferson and Thayer counties spent part of Monday in Diller He is seeking reelection after one term and his platform outlines laws he helped enact and positions on issues facing voters We expect his candidacy will receive consideration in this locality
A heavy snow swept the eastern region last Friday. Uncle George Mills visited his son Billy Mills and family in Hendley Nebraska. The item references a chicken pie supper, a local ballot election day, blankets at Diller Harness Shop, and DeWits's Little Early Risers liver pills sold by Spear Drug Co.
A son was born on the 21st to Mr and Mrs Christ Schweizer who reside on F W Steffen's farm four miles northwest of Diller. The family addition adds to the local farming community records.
Miss Eva Crocker of Helvey district left her school for a two week corn picking vacation and arrived Saturday to spend the interval at her home near Diller.
Ad copy touts Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup as a universal remedy for throat irritation and cough. It claims the laxative action clears the cold from the body and insists constipation blocks cures, urging reliance on Kennedy's product distributed by Spear Drug Co.
Notice to Tax Payers states the 1908 tax list is ready for collection with taxes due by November 1st and personal taxes becoming delinquent December 1st 1908 per law. Signed by Joan Simpson County Treasurer.
In town notices people are urged to vote and visit Diller Harness Shop. Waggoner Bros advertise top prices for cream on Wednesdays and Saturdays. A chicken pie event is planned with Loock's Ball and Christian church group next Tuesday evening. Pineules for kidneys offer a 30 day trial at $1.00. Hundreds testify to Kidney relief, rheumatism and back pain, sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
Charles Taylor, brother of Albert Taylor, arrived from Ohio on the early train derailed near the east end of the Diller yards Thursday morning. He planned to proceed to Endicott and return on No. 16, but the derailment caused unexpected delays and confusion about travel plans.
In the matter of the estate of Joseph N. Musser deceased Maria E Musser petitions for administration to Maria E Musser as Administratrix Hearing set for November 2, 1908 at 1 PM in the county court Fairbury notice to interested parties by publication in the Diller Record for three weeks prior to the hearing Judge N Pueor County Judge signed the order.
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