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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 05, 1913
Page
5
The Home Paper reviews hidden issues and exposes secrets with decisive scrutiny. It aims to reveal overlooked lines and challenge cover ups in a bold editorial sweep.
Christ Kielsmeier left Monday for a trip through the north and west part of the state. The notice mentions a barn for rent with accommodations for two horses, located near Ear] Pearce.
Pickard and Company promote the best made Henney buggy model. The note emphasizes quality craftsmanship and reliability for discerning buyers seeking durable family transport.
Mr and Mrs Albert Woods went yesterday to the fair at Lincoln and from there will visit relatives at Polk Nebraska.
A light hearted observation notes that any girl would gladly trade a dollar for a fortune teller’s prediction of marriage within the coming year, reflecting popular beliefs in fate and romance.
Hunters or others are warned not to shoot or trespass on the S. E. 3 of Sec. 30-25 st C. E. Fairbank.
Herman, Josephine and Etheline Glathar of Humboldt, who visited with their grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John Glathar and other Diller relatives, have returned home Tuesday.
Jas. A. Bodell bound over to the next term at Fairbury for selling intoxicating liquor without a license. He changed his plea to guilty, was fined 100 dollars plus costs, and given time until the 10th to liquidate.
A poster style prompt invites readers to consider fears of consumption regardless of throat or lung ailment and mentions a doctor delivering guidance on chronic and severe cases. The source presents a public health advisory voice with a medical expert.
Brief fragment outlines potential pathways or topics related to regions below sea level affecting all continents. No specific events, dates, or organizations are clearly identified in the readable text. Further readable details are needed for a precise summary.
A few choice Duroc male pigs offered for sale by 21 A. O. Richardson. J. L. Lamb attended the state fair at Lincoln, traveling Wednesday. Local implement dealers report two weeks of activity setting up corn binders.
Nearly new windmill and tower available for sale or trade through M. T. Murray. Pickard & Co. handles gang and sulky plows and press drills among other agricultural equipment. They advertise top quality and variety.
Mr and Mrs E S McMullin visited with friends and relatives in Washington Kansas last week highlighting social ties and regional travel.
An advertisement notes Thaenkeotada tablets available from Shutt Drug Co and mentions their use for relief related to suggestion and constipation. The listing implies sale through the drug store.
For sale a 160 acre farm located 7 miles northeast of Diller with 80 adjoining acres available for rent on favorable terms. Offered at a bargain by C. A. Garrison.
Marshall London and his family, who had visited at the home of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. P. London, returned Thursday of last week via Fairbury to their home in Colorado Springs.
To Automobile Owners When in Fairbury car at Juhnke's Garage and have your car troubles attended to by expert workmen. We treat you right. At Baker's old stand. 31
An inch and a half of rain fell in the vicinity of Harbine Tuesday afternoon. Winds accompanied the storm, blowing down a wind mill for J. P. London and turning over corn cribs and other outbuildings for some neighbors.
Mrs. C J Martin of Boone Mill Virginia declares she is the mother of eighteen children and has surpassed other young women in work as she recounts years of suffering and endurance in her hometown.
The article notes delayed plowing for winter wheat due to the drouth. Plows adapted to drier soil, including moldboard types, are employed this summer. On sandy soils, deep plowing forms a firm seed bed for the plants.
The school building with a forthcoming ring ceremony is mentioned for next Monday morning. J. Smith Diller returns from a Lincoln business trip. Prof Roy Cnerry and his wife of Wymore visit Diller relatives. Scott Miller returns from a brief visit with friends in Fairbury.
One lot offered for sale at a bargain price by Mrs K A Bodell urging quick purchase. The notice lists the seller as 11 Mrs Bodell and emphasizes a fast sale.
J A Pickard and his wife from Diller were among attendees at the Nebraska State Fair in Lincoln this week.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tinstman and Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Tinstman with Miss Ruth Lamb traveled to Lincoln in the Tinstman car on Wednesday to attend the state fair.
Promoters claim De' s New Life as a safe laxative for women, touting its gentle relief and broad appeal. The brief text implies popularity and consumer trust without detailing ingredients or endorsements.
A listed farm section near Calome in Tripp County South Dakota features a fenced house and barn a good well wind mill and tanks. Improvements priced at 1200 dollars plus a section to join the farm for four grain rent. Interested parties write John Bealer 720 W Mary St Beatrice Nebraska.
A license was issued at Beatrice on Wednesday for the marriage of Jos. Burton Hamersham and Mary J. Burkett, both of Odell. Miss Burkett is a sister of B. F. Lightner and a Diller High School graduate class of 1912. Diller friends extend congratulations.
A testimonial from Mr. John King of San Francisco praises Electric Bitters for curing his wife after other remedies failed. Advertises relief for liver issues and indigestion with a price of 50c and 1.00 at Shutt Drug Co.
Laurel Camp 936 R N A Diller Nebr adopts sympathy for Lois W W R Diehl Past Oracle of the Camp and neighbor. The all wise Father has taken her Aug 22 1913. Resolved that the entire organization expresses sorrow and condolence.
The tale recounts a Prussian royal wedding four centuries past that birthed the white lady ghost. Bur grave Albert wooed a widow of Orlamunde, spoke of an impossible union, and she killed her two children. Albert later wed Sophia of Henneberg, and the vengeful widow went mad and haunts the royal palaces in mourning with a white veil.
M Cornets describes an experiment with cheese to show ants do not act in united cooperation. He notes that when one ant drags a cheese crumb others pull from the sides and the crumb veers with each disturbance. Each ant appears to act for itself, counteracting others rather than coordinating.
When cupboards are damp, place a quantity of quicklime inside for a few days. It absorbs the moisture entirely, helping to dry the space.
The piece recounts Cousin Hugo’s night misadventure as he descended stairs and fractured his collarbone and strained his back. The family doctor, arriving before the milkman, reassures him the injury is not dangerous but requires bed rest. Hugo grumbles about the darkness and the source of the mishap.
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