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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1913
Page
5
A brief item notes the paper knows the man who pays and the critics who knock, along with the person who makes a bunt. The remark hints at local opinion and the dynamics of support and opposition surrounding a public figure.
Walter Patton returns today to live on his Abbott Colorado homestead. Pickard and Co. offer gang and sulky plows press drills and more. Glass supplies available in all sizes at lowest prices. Shutt Drug Co.
Miss Adah Clark travels to Concordia Kansas to tend her sister in law Mrs S J Clark who is very sick.
Reverend Hadsell, pastor of the Diller M E Church, will relocate to Blue Springs for next year. The Diller Rock Creek charge will be supplied at a later date.
Automobile for Sale A Brush runabout in good condition with tires speedometer and prest-u-lite at 135 dollars Chester Sparks. County Clerk C H Saffer has eye trouble and traveled to Omaha for treatment last Friday. a letter received yesterday says he has been in bed since last Sunday and his eye condition is feared to worsen.
B F Lightner and wife visited Odell relatives between trains yesterday. Mr and Mrs Albert Woods attended the Gage county fair at Beatrice yesterday.
Mrs. Gertrude Barlow returned Monday from Neligh, Nebraska, to again keep house for L. M. Cavett and children. A note mentions a potential trade proposal involving a nearly new windmill and tower for someone named M. T. Murray.
Despondency is described as often caused by indigestion and constipation and quickly relieved by Chamberlain's Tablets. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Open faced gold case Waltham watch lost Thursday week. Finder should return it to this office or notify Walter Leaper to claim a reward.
Mr and Mrs B F Lightner Mr and Mrs A D Stotts Dr H Buuguess Mr and Mrs E S Diller Mrs Claude Ellis Mrs H E Green and A L Tristman were among those from Diller who attended atrice Monday.
Mr and Mrs Arthur E Price attended the funeral of Geo McPhillamy who died Thursday in Arizona of tuberculosis and was buried at Fepeka Kansas at 10 oclock Sunday They plan to stay a few days in Kansas City before returning home
John Shea an longtime resident who recently lived in Alva Oklahoma died on the 16th of acute indigestion in his 69th year while visiting a son at Yuma Colorado. He was buried at Fairbury last Wednesday morning. He was a brother of P H Shea of Fairbury.
Dr O C Diehl purchases Myers dance hall lots 7 and 8 block 11 first addition Diller for 2000 and plans remodeling adding a 17 ft 4 in by 30 ft north extension a new roof and several upstairs rooms to create a comfortable home for his family. He will enlarge the in See the emeeeennn Work of Diller Teachers From School Notes in the Fair bury News. Miss Florence Line is teaching in district No 66 with equipment updates and new seats for smaller pupils.
The school notes report new books arriving, new students Harold and Willie Bowers entering 2nd Primary, and the Athletic Association admitting new members. It praises organized play for better class work health spirit and discipline, and records senior class officers electing Dale Reinhardt president and Marie Stotts secretary treasurer with Miss Taylor as sponsor. The Literary Club formed a nominating committee, and O J Mabyorn is due home from Excelsior Springs.
Thos. Rogers and son John J. Rogers of Hanover Illinois halted in the area to visit their nephew and cousin Robi Eastwood and family before resuming their journey home last Friday.
The unveiling planned seven miles south and one mile east of Diller has been indefinitely postponed due to the absence of both Kansas and Nebraska governors.
Mr and Mrs Richard Gile visited at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs J W Cessna and returned Sunday to Kansas City accompanied by her brother Wilson Cessna who planned to secure a position with the same employers as Mr Gile works for.
A long awaited general rain began around 11 o clock Tuesday night and continued until sundown Wednesday with only brief interruptions. About an inch and a half of rain soaked the ground improving plowing conditions and enabling fall wheat sowing and pasture recovery.
A local woman known as the mother of eighteen children speaks of her life and the praise she receives for her labor. Neighbors note her strength, faith, and daily routines as she raises a large family in difficult times.
A Kan. farmer reports a syrup shortage led to mixing Hayner with bran to feed grasshoppers. The hoppers attacked fiercely, each bite prompting others to fight, creating a scene of extensive in-field carnage and chaos.
Mr. and Mrs. Elias Hadley were seen aboard an early morning train at Atrice on Wednesday, continuing their travel plans. The sighting noted their steady pace and quiet routine during the morning commute.
Dr Kings New Life Pills promoted as a prompt and safe laxative for women. The ad urges readers to get the product today and mentions a 25 cent price seen in Shutt Drug.
A county report cites 2,825,546.49 in deposits across fifteen banks with an average 190,169.76 per bank. The text notes the average per person as 175 and closes with a hopeful remark about raising another corn crop.
The Washington Palladium editor, past draft age, advocates war with Mexico reasoning that Mexico deserves defeat and expansion benefits for the US. He lists motives including territorial gains after defeating Mexicans and political gain through veterans’ votes, noting additional unnamed reasons.
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