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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1910
Page
5
Miller visited Fairbury on Saturday while J D Fanders and family returned from Colorado. Miss Eva Crocker and Mrs Diehl were noted travelers, with local residents attending funerals, a pumpkin gift, and school notes on accreditation. A Beatrice trip for Mrs Mortis and Beatrice mother’s day events were reported along with medical and civic notices.
A local ad showcases five leading drills including Thomas Van Brunt Hoosier King and the Tiger along with Fasxvers, inviting customers to visit and compare models.
Ad claims a medicine enhances willpower and vigor by correcting stomach liver and kidney issues. It touts regulators to open the brain and body for success and promises 25 cents at Chipperfield Drug Co.
Mise L. O. Ballard receives a new Fashion Book from Chas A Stevens and Bros showing exclusive styles in tailor-made suits dresses and skirts plus samples of new fabrics. Ladies are invited to view before placing orders.
Fairbury Gazette reports a sale of a hay loader carried over to Falls City where Mr and Mrs Chas Monasmith and daughter Miss Cora Hinton left Friday to settle. The ad touts Chamberlain Liniment at twenty five cents as a cheaper, more effective remedy for lame backs and side pain than plasters, sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
The Lincoln Daily Journal offers a reduced price of one dollar until January 1, 1911, with the Sunday edition available for an extra quarter. The move aims to attract readers during a busy campaign season, promising a free independent State-Journal alongside widespread political content and strong telegraph coverage.
Beulah Bell and Belle Sparke traveled with Odell party Sunday. Mrs Frack Poep tail visited her father and brother in Oklahoma Saturday. Rev and Mrs Wm Boyle returned from a six week outing at Palmer Lake Colorado. J F Sharr and Miss Effie Williams wed Beatrice Monday. Edna Martin visited here on her way home from the west. Extra copies sold 5c. Rain and Lucile Fairchilds went to Beatrice Wednesday. Charley Waggoner Hod Diller and Bud Bell families visited in Odell Sunday. Creda Wright Beatrice rode through to visit Mrs Howard Jeffreys.
On Monday September 5 Fairbury residents plan a large city picnic with music speeches and dinner. The event features free attractions refreshments a merry go round and other entertainments inviting all to attend.
Armsted, buyer of Wood and Nash land located 24 miles northeast of Diller, built a new residence and joined the Recorp. He predicts his second crop on new land will reach fifty bushels per acre this year.
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