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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 15, 1911
Page
5
Burlington timetable snippet shows Local Freight No 66 daily 6:00 p m westbound and No 66 local freight eastbound at 6:00 a m. Two entries reflect daily service times for the line.
The page fragment references a rental listing at Loock's offering 8 rent and one or two unfurnished rooms and a note for 10c outings. It also mentions D. R. Kelley selling a few choice Duroc Jersey boars for sale with pickup soon and a note from FW Steffen.
New Mexico and Arizona entering May set the scene as locals report on visits. Fairbury Mayor F. E. Tincher spent Sunday in Diller with sister Mrs. C F Rigdon, while Uncle John Specht visited his son George in Diller last week marking his first town return since illness.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Tinstman with Mrs. Ewers and her sister as Taylor and Mrs. Raymond traveled to Fairbury in the Tinstman auto yesterday to attend the old settlers reunion.
Roy Mathias suffers a badly bruised foot after the horse he and his brother drove ran away on Tuesday evening. The horse was hurt by contact with a wire fence. September sees persistent diarrhea and a note on Chamberlain's remedy available from Shutt Drug Co.
A fragmented note hints at arranging visits and ensures any related information reaches this office before publication. The text remains unclear about parties, dates, or actions, but signals a timing requirement for release.
The home of Mr and Mrs Rich ard Albers three miles northeast of ag way was saddened Wednesday by the death of their fourteen year old daughter Eee from unknown causes.
Local residents discuss commerce and travel to Beatrice St Joe and Republican City while Peru State Normal training begins. Diller High plans two baseball games with Endicott, 14 seniors listed, 15 juniors enrolled in normal training, and new Education Board graduation credits outlined.
Fred Land visited with his brother in law Willard Stewart then returned Tuesday to his home in Canada. Stewart accompanied him for a pleasure trip.
Miss Elma Clark returned last Friday from an elation at Beatties. She tested her voice again the day after her return. Doctors in Colorado have offered no relief.
An advertisement touts Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with castor oil for children and claims easy mixing with water improves taste. It also notes the post office is enforcing mail packaging laws and will levy a $1 penalty on violators to curb improper use of third and fourth class mail.
Mrs J E Kerr hosted a surprise birthday gathering Tuesday for her mother Mrs Depue. Attendees included Mrs C Greenwood Mrs L L Catlin and Miss Susan Randall.
A clipped fragment describes editors tasked with routine duties. The text mentions sitting at a desk six days a week and counting months, with a reference to Miss Violet the Sacre. The passage is incomplete and lacks clear context.
Harry Thompson clerks at Tincher and Rigdon's store as Miss L. O. Ballard visits Wymore with friends between trains Tuesday. The item hints at rural pride with advice about paying the printer and the preacher for money and faith, underscoring small town decency without explicit event details.
E E Young of Vermont carries Dr King s New Life Pills for indigestion and constipation he says they are best liver and stomach pills. neighbors surprised Mr and Mrs G B Pearce at home with ice cream for Mrs Pearce s birthday Geo Specht Myron Patton Geo Cunningham S F Clark and Sam Thompson families attended a brief gathering.
Mr and Mrs H E Grupe returned from services at the German Lutheran church on Horge Shoe Creek Lanham to find a minister friend from Illinois invited by locals to preach that morning. The pastor was seated beside his wife in a new rocking chair and received a purse with $50 as a surprise. An afternoon picnic followed with music.
The Burlington plans a new corporate headquarters in Chicago a twenty story building with 5 868 877 cubic feet of space at a cost of 1 500 000. The piece also mentions a retail display at J O Blauser for school supplies and a social visit by Diller and others.
A Freeville New York man, H J Barnum, notes a fever sore that plagued him for years was finally cured by Arnica Salve, leaving scarcely a scar. The article praises the remedy for burns boils cats swellings corns and more.
The wheat crop at the University farm threshed shows an average yield a little over fifty bushels per acre. Over five years the average nearly doubles, suggesting gains from intensive farming. The land at the state farm received standard treatments, with broom grass rotations and heavy manuring, yielding strong results.
A patient visits a doctor with stomach pains and is told cure may take two to four days. The article, from Shutt Drug Co advertised sale, recounts a strange exchange where the patient describes a vivid but nonsensical dream about a pickle on his stomach, ending with a confusing remark about a rat.
William F Race MD offers examination and treatment of all chronic diseases with a lady assistant available.
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