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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
1
In a brief note the local page highlights Dr. Hess's Fly Chaser demonstration at J. O. Blauser's venue after light rain, inviting residents to observe the treatment product in action.
Advert reads the Low Lift Manure Spreader at Pickard and Co. H E Grape’s relatives visit from Lanham. Store offers 25 cents for old hot water bottles with purchase. Shutt Drug Co marks Friday October 10 1913 as Patriotic Day by Nebraska G A R department.
Lew and George Starkey returned Tuesday after registering in the drawing for land in the Ft. Peck Indian reservation. Mrs. Elizabeth Drullinger of Chester visited from Friday to Monday with her son and daughter and other Diller relatives.
Mrs G E Kimmel traveled from Fairfield over the Rock Island line to Wellman Iowa last Sunday to visit her ill aunt.
Under federal statute wild geese and ducks may be killed only between September 16 and January. A spring hunting of this game is strictly prohibited.
finder asked to leave at the Record office. The tools were missing and wrapped in a carpenter's apron bearing a Colman and Diller lumber advertisement.
A local shopper credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for quick relief from diarrhoea after one dose. The testimonial notes the merchant Mr Yorks recommended the product and that it helped others as well.
Barn for rent and a room suitable for three horses listed by Kielsmeier. Base burner advertised for sale with inquiry directed to H. E. Grape. Mentions Fairbury fee project and possible completion plan timing.
After a good rain farmers will resume wheat seeding with renewed energy. C. L. E. Blauser returned Tuesday from Wilber with two Chelser White hogs priced at $50 each.
Amos Colman of Seward and his sister Mrs Jennie Timlin of York arrived last Friday for a visit with their Diller relatives and returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Millard Gemeny entertained the girls embroidery club Thursday night of last week. Miss Elwa y of Tecumseh and Miss Lelia Walker of McCool were guests of honor.
Readable fragments describe a cold illness affecting a family member. The text mentions a son and hints at winter timing and illness impact, but lacks full context or concrete events. The piece reads as a personal note rather than a complete news item.
A note on many young farm lads attending the Diller school emphasizes that modern farming requires education. It argues that farming will change in 25 years and that training today costs little and pays off in the future.
Local notices report pension payments position changes and rentals. Mr and Mrs Allan Meikle receive twelve dollars monthly while a four room rental is offered through Mrs K A Bodell. County commissioners schedule a meeting for October 7. Citizens make market trips with cattle. Social events include a chicken pie supper raising about thirty three dollars. Ex county clerk Frank Houston acts county clerk in hospital absence and deputy Carrie Yontz tends ailing father in Chattanooga. Fresh flour and paint supplies announced. Diller farmers ship stock to market in partial loads.
Members of Diller Lodge No. 138 A O U W and Diller Camp No. 1668 MWA are asked to attend a smoker in Masonic hall Wednesday night October 1 to elect a committee for next year’s fraternal picnic and handle other business as it comes. The meeting will be transacted. The Diller Commercial club is re-
At the home of the brides parents Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Hale, an intimate ceremony united the couple in marriage with close family in attendance. The event reflected a traditional ceremony held in a private residence.
A special sale offers 25 percent off all muslin underwear and ladies and children's dresses at Miss Ballard's store.
Mrs. Rebecca Ballard Ballard? No, Mrs. E. B. McClay aided her sick mother as Mrs. Murray, widow of Michael Murray Sr., died Monday night six miles northeast of Diller. She was born in Ireland January 15, 1844 and would have been 69 next birthday. Burial was in Wymore Catholic cemetery. She lived with her son M. T. Murray.
Local ad notes alfalfa seed available for home growers. Listings show F W Steffen as contact with limited details and a brief inquiry format.
Morning sermon urged spiritual growth and fruit bearing by the life in believers. C E topic focused on Missionary Essentials with emphasis on giving. Evening addressed the law of giving and receiving and cor 9:6 15 as guidance.
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