Local visits and travel notices from area residents
Mrs Hartzell returned Wednesday evening from visiting relatives in Iowa and Illinois. Mr and Mrs Harlin Hadley went last week to visit a daughter in the northwest part of the state. Mrs Sam Thompson and children visited her parents Mr and Mrs J B Zook at Fairbury. Mrs Rowe of Boston arrived from Minnesota and South Dakota to visit Rev and Mrs Schaedel. Henry Southworth and family of Liberty Nebraska visited with friends near Diller. New cement walks were laid in Diller this week by Thompson, Mrs A Diller, Chester Sparks and OBT, with a few more planned this fall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. Hartzell
Iowa
Illinois
Mrs. Harlin Hadley
Sam Thompson
J. B. Zook
Fairbury
Henry, Southworth
Gnd Family
Liberty, Nebr
DH. “Grider
Diller
J. ‘Thompson
Mrs. Riddle Arrives to Visit Relatives in Beatrice and Plattemouth
Mrs. Wm. Riddle Sr arrived Wednesday evening to join her husband’s band. While visiting Diller relatives he met her at Beatrice and together they visited a son for a few days at Plattemuth.
Chamberlains Liniment Offered as Cheaper Pain Remedy
Don’t waste money on plasters, buy Chamberlain’s Liniment for twenty five cents. A piece of flannel dampened with the liniment relieves tame back pain in the side and chest and is cheaper. Sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chipperfield Drug Co
Chamberlain
Chipperfield Drag Co
Ice for 1911 and local notices from Diller area
An item notes Henry Fishback to supply manufactured ice for the season, with delivery options and price near pond ice. Several obituaries and family updates follow including a wife of Charles Maxwell dying in Portland, a goiter death in Beatrice, and funeral plans. Other notes mention a Rural New Yorker advisory on fertilizers, a Beatrice fair visit by Billy Tristman, and a Colorado-bound Bradt family death. Rev Moon of Harbine ends his two and a half year pastorate with Hastings move. his daughter Mabel Moon and wife to Bishop College in Texas. No new Harbine pastor arranged yet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Fishback
Beatrice
Moon
Harbine
Hastings
Bia
Mabel Moon
Hlinoie
Printing and Lumber Trade Notes and Local Anecdotes
The text covers printing with a printery note and a dining chair anecdote about men’s habits, plus a brief mention of Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy for croup symptoms in children. It discusses local business activity seen in Harbine and general observations on punctuality, finances, and social behavior.
The Pacific Monthly Offer from Portland Oregon
The Pacific Monthly is a richly illustrated Portland magazine detailing Western resources and government reclamation projects. It promotes land for free and districts suitable for fruit farming dairying and poultry with stories from Jack London and others. A six month trial costs fifty cents, must be accepted by February 1 1911, send name address and fifty cents stamps to Portland Oregon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Pacific Monthly
Portland
Oregon
Rockies
Jack London
Washington
Idaho
California
Gingery Jottings and Oddities of the Era
A collection of quirky notes on fashion hats, tire innovations, Hiram Maxim poetry, Walter Wellman postponing an Atlantic airship flight, rising living costs, a discovered singing bench in South Carolina, and egg prices affecting poultry economics.
Also Mentioned on This Page
New Yorker
Billy” Tristman
Gage County
Oklahoma
W. H. Bradt
Curtis
Mr. Bradt
Sears
E. L. Loock
A. Cooper
Oswego
M. Y
King
Chippersan Deng Co
Arctic
Arnold
Omaha
U.S
ALL Barros
Hiram Maxim
Walter Wellman
Atlantic
South Carolina
Hart Schn
Hart, Schaffner & Marx
Loock & Habicht
Waltham
Elgin
J. G. Neely
Packer's
Diller, Nebraska
Diller Diller Brothers
Eureteo
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