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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1912
Page
5
Burlington time table lists through and local passenger trains and daily local freight times for eastbound No 14 16 and westbound No 13 15 along with freight departures in the early morning and late afternoon. The readable entries show 4:30 a m for No 14 12:49 p m for No 16 3:53 a m for No 13 emn p m for No 15 and 5:00 p m or 8:65 a m for freight.
If you knew the real value of Chamberlains Liniment for lame back soreness of muscles sprains and rheumatic pains you would never wish to be without it. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
The notice states Kimball's Laundry cleans and presses ladies and gentlemen's suits. The agency shuts down or ceases operation related to the drug company.
An old style advertisement touts Dr King s New Life Pills for quick relief from constipation biliousness indigestion and liver trouble. The copy emphasizes ease safety and a price of 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
Dr Folsom from Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist will be at Dr Bauquess' office on Tuesday September 17. Spectacles fitted and examinations free. Also notes Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised by H W Hendrickson Ohio Falls Ind as best seller for coughs colds and croup. For sale by Shutt.
A Steele City husband and a Steele City wife figured in a sensational incident reported from Steele City to Fairbury. A gun was fired but caused no serious injury as the shot went wide. Names are unavailable, no arrests reported, and the episode unsettled Steele City with much talk.
An article urges hog breeders to burn all dead swine to prevent cholera spread. It cites 1911 Nebraska statutes mandating burning of diseased hog carcasses and urges reporting of neighbors who fail to burn.
Beula Thompson leads with Allie Brandt close behind after a surge from fifth to second. Brandt wins a silverware set, with Diller Met. Co. offering another set to the top vote-getter for two weeks ending Sept. 24. A grand Rogers knives and forks prize follows. Contest standings and June 10 notes included. The circus report on the Wild West show remains subdued.
What We Never Forget according to science are early home life cures with Bucklen’s Arnica Salve used to treat burns scalds boils sores skin eruptions cuts sprains or bruises. Forty years of cures prove its merit and it is offered for 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
A compact list of biblical passages offering guidance for blues, finances, kindness, work discouragement, mood, misplaced trust, and patience. It pairs each mood with a chapter or verse from Psalms John Hebrews Corinthians James for consolation and instruction.
The advertisement claims leaders of large enterprises need robust health to succeed. It asserts that feebleness leads to failure and that Electric Bitters quickly restore strength. A testimonial from Chas. B. states four bottles helped more than any other remedy.
School opened with an enrollment of 161 across grades First Primary 22 Second Primary 28 Intermediate 25 Grammar 26 High school 60 Non resident high school enrollment 26. Rev E B Maxcy led devotional exercises as board members attended a chapel. Teachers and visitors including Prof M L Watt and Prof R W Eaton spoke on programs and organization. The column notes high school choir formation and a planned orchestra, and highlights confidence in the school’s progress.
Nebraska leads in farm wealth within the Trans Missouri area with one fourth of U S taxable farm property among Nebraska Kansas Iowa and Missouri. The farm property totals 3 178 000 less per capita than Kansas yet Nebraska holds 40 million dollars more in farm wealth. Nebraska reports 628 000 farm population and per capita wealth of 3600 with average family wealth of 18000.
Oregon Trail Committee chair August Jaedicke and Nebraska Historical Society secretary Paine conferred at Fairbury to finalize a plan for a monument at the state line where Washington Gage and Jefferson counties meet. The project estimates a $300 cost with each county contributing. dedication will feature notables from two states.
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