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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1907
Page
5
Miscellaneous local items include bus schedules for Burlington and Diller lines, livestock sale notices for C A Gale Poland China hogs near Diller, family visits, church bake sale plans, and business ads. Mentions J Q Blauser dealers, Patton paint, and Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy mailings. Several residents move, travel to Lincoln, and auctions planned with Cole J B Wright handling sales.
The Red Front Livery is always open offering teams and feed. Available any hour day or night, year round. A. J. Hutchinson supplies the feed for transient teamsters.
Lost between 9 30 p m yesterday and today a bilious attack with nausea and headache. Found at Spear Drug Co a box of Dr King s New Life Pills advertised as cure for biliousness malaria and jaundice 50c. The Odd Fellows of Fairbury plan Thursday lectures in October and November inviting all Odd Fellows near Diller. First lecture Oct 3 by Congressman Hinshaw followed by Col W H Barnes Oct 10.
Richmond resident A D Williams at 107 West Main Street endorses Dr Kings New Discovery as the sole remedy for weak lungs and throat ailments. He claims it has saved more lives than any other cough and lung medicine and is used worldwide for coughs and colds.
Mrs. Dr Ellie and children traveled yesterday to Odell to visit friends with others noted in the community. The record mentions Miss Clara Steiner teaching in Washington and promotions of local businesses and events.
An advertisement asserts Bucklin Arnica Salve heals all sores ulcers regardless of age. It claims to cure burns scalds cuts wounds and piles and is guaranteed by Spear Drug Co. for 25 cents.
Miss L. Ballard went Wednesday to buy new goods for her millinery store and witness the Ak-Sar-Ben parades. The trained nurse who cared for Postmaster H. C. Hutchinson returned home Monday as Hutchinson recovers from typhoid fever, being up part of the time.
Notice calls all officers and members of Diller Lodge No. 138 to attend the next regular meeting on Sept 28 to decide on a combined or joint picnic for next year. A committee report on the last picnic will be presented. Members who have badges should return them. Also included is an advert for Electric Bitters praising health benefits and Panama Canal work.
The note says no assessments were due this October for the M. W. A. The group considered a subscription to cover witness fees for Mr. Rockefeller but learned a check totaling 78.05 dollars has already been mailed.
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