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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 27, 1912
Page
5
Burlington timetable lists daily through passenger trains No 14 and No 13 Westbound with departure times 4 30 a m and 8 00 p m and local passenger No 16 and No 66 with 12 49 p m and 8 38 a m. Local freight No 65 daily and No 66 daily provide Westbound service with 8 55 a m and 8 38 a m respectively.
Chas Hansen left for Hot Springs Arkansas for health. Mrs Cora Colman and daughter were Burlington passengers to Omaha on Tuesday. Mr and Mrs H K Shutt returned Friday from visiting relatives in St Edwards Nebraska. Mrs Mendrille Mann of West Unity Ohio is visiting at the home of Mr and Mrs A J Hill.
Gentlemen's suits cleaned and pressed. If you knew the real value of Chamberlain's Liniment for lame back sore muscles sprains and rheumatic pains you would not be without it. For sale by Shutt Drug Co.
Dr Earl Robertson returned home yesterday from a professional trip near Diller and reports three horses in the vicinity suffering from a new malady. Beatrice Sun notes the local veterinary concern as of the 22nd.
Hon J Silas Diller of the government geological department stayed from Saturday to Monday with his nephew J Smith Diller and family. He returns to Washington DC after field work in California to write summer reports. Diller has over twenty years in the field and is regarded as one of the government's most accurate geologists.
For sale cheap items include a couch and other odds. Market notes mention peaches at 50c per bushel on the Diller market. Local names include Mrs J A Pickard and son Will who visited Gage county fair Beatrice. Arthur FE Price traveled to Lincoln for treatment. Rev Fitting and family arrived by auto to visit Diller relatives, now in Glasco Kansas.
Fanders Bros started a gorghum at their factory three miles west of town on Thursday morning. They own sixty acres of cane and report a better crop this year than last.
A strict landowners warn against hunting or using firearms on their property. Any person found on the land with a gun will be prosecuted regardless of identity.
What We Never Forget according to science are the things from our early home life such as Bucklen s Arnica Salve mothers used to cure our burns boils scalds sores skin eruptions cuts sprains bruises. Forty years of cures proves its merit. Unrivaled for piles corns or cold sores. Only 25 cents at Shutt Drug Co.
Rev. F. B. Maxcy his wife and children left Saturday for Shickley Nebraska where he was transferred at the recent M. E. conference in Beatrice. They stopped to visit Fairbury parents over Sunday. A farewell reception in the church basement Friday was largely attended by church members. After refreshments and brief addresses the gathering dispersed with best wishes for their new assignment.
Edited by Supt Eastwood Ray Strockey is a ninth grade pupil. The school notes attrition with students Herold Joyce James and Beulah Maxcy. Beginning pupils include Lucius Pearce Wade Shaver John Miller Wilbur Green Erla Hadsell DeVere Hale and Hubert Patton. Athletic and Literary Clubs elect officers for the first semester. A. L. Tristman hosted a teaching staff social with games and refreshments. The high school baseball team defeated Odell 14 to 12 in a close opener aided by Will Diller's home run and strong hitting. Local residents travel for news, fairs, and fall wheat farming continues. typhoid illness affects Pearl Miller. Chamberlains products praised in local ads.
Burlington plans a cut-off from Hudson to Greeley opening October 15, rail officials say it will boost through passenger Nos 43 and 44 and freight Nos 109 and 110 via the Wymore division. The route will shorten mileage from Denver and expand traffic from Seattle and other northwest points over the Wymore division.
Reverend William Boyle arrived Tuesday for a brief visit, sealing a day in Lincoln during his travels.
A daughter was born the 18th inst. to Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Clark of Wymore, former residents of this city.
Mrs Jas Mabyorn and two daughters from Lanham neighborhood shopped in Diller on Monday. Diller residents Mr and Mrs H E Grape Mr J M Fasnacht and Miss Grace Mathias went to Beatrice on Wednesday to attend the county fair.
The article extols Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as highly successful for colic and diarrhoea across neighborhoods. It notes its wide reputation and states it is for sale by Shutt Drug Co.
The writer discusses meningitis in horses near Diller noting the disease’s unclear cause and noncontagious nature. He suggests moving animals from pastures to dry lots, providing clean water, a laxative diet, and using Hydragogue Cathartic followed by a nerve sedative, claiming some cures.
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