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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1909
Page
5
Train schedules show No 14 and No 18 through passenger services and No 66 daily freight with times listed. Local items report hires, high school move, a death in Steele City, fair tickets sold, a newspaper edition shift, and weather-related church damage.
School District No. 70 offers two or three large heating stoves in good repair for sale at bargain prices. Contact B. F. Lightner, Secretary, for details. The item ends with a humorous aside from Osborne Farmer about Noah and the ark.
In Diller and Beatrice region residents attend a Wild West show in Beatrice and visit relatives in Omaha. A marriage license is issued to John Langworthy and Catherine Weaver. Twin girls are born to Mr. and Mrs. E. Diller on September 9 1909. Local teachers attend the school opening and Burlington plans a brick walk depot to town. Subscriptions to Designer offered at 50 cents for one year.
A vintage medical ad argues weak stomach nerves cause stomach heart and kidney issues and claims Dr Shoop's Restorative targets these inner nerves. It advises a 48 hour test and notes Spear Drug Co sells the product.
Reports from Beatrice Express and Fairbury Journal items include visits by Col J B Wright and Forest Hartzel to Liberty Nebraska, Burlington yard improvements at Diller, a South Bend watches line at H E Grape, and teaching plans for Miss Orcelia Perry. Also notes on Labor Day in Beatrice, rural carriers’ holiday, and a farmer delegate to the farmers national congress in Raleigh NC beginning November 4. Details of social visits, a Corner University send off for Addie Miller, warnings about peddlers, and a weather forecasting lesson from The Pacific Monthly promotional copy follow.
Advertises a Jersey cream separator with a 500 pounds per hour capacity, self oiling suspended bowl and low milk tank. Priced at $40. Also mentions Sharples Tubular machine by J D Fanpers as another option.
Benjamin F Blythe filed suit in district court seeking 1720 40 dollars for a July 4 shipment of 98 head of fat cattle from Ellis to Chicago that arrived July 8 due to negligence. Attorney Hugh J Dobbs represents Blythe Beatrice Express 2nd.
The excerpt lists resources including loans and discounts, overdrafts, banking house and fixtures, current expenses and taxes, due from banks, checks and exchanges, and cash totaling $199,087.57 with scattered figures of overdrafts and payments. It reads like a partial balance sheet section with incomplete figures and headings.
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