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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 29, 1911
Page
4
September 29 1911 Local notes report rumors of no politics yet public interest remains high. Items mention Postmaster Hutchinson wives visits and travel to Colorado Springs. Buster Brown Tige appearances scheduled in Diller October 12. Diarrhoea ads and civic pride concerns round out community notices.
A nation themed scene centers on a grand Saree Teel display and a ceremonial Fane eel motif. Overarching spectacle combines cultural attire with a striking, oversized centerpiece. Officials and attendees observe a glossy, celebratory atmosphere amid crowd excitement.
Fragmentary account mentions conversations on road quality costs, a group including A L Tistman and others traveling to Gladstone to witness a horse race that was not run, and a note that reciprocity between Canada and the United States was rejected by a large vote followed by a legal remark on seed fees and lawyers in court.
Reserved seat tickets for the Lyceum Seven Yee drawing at 2 o clock afternoon Sept 29 will be held in Loock's hall. All season ticket holders must attend in person or by proxy. Fanders Bros produce 65 acres of cane into syrup at their steam factory 3 1 2 miles west of Diller with neat premises and syrup packed in 5 and 10 gallon cans.
A fever sore plagued H J Barnum of Freeville NY for years despite remedies. He finally used a remedy described as a healing balsam for burns eczema bruises swelling and corns, claiming relief from suffering.
Five horses escaped from Charles Dawson’s pasture six miles west of Diller on Tuesday. Three were killed on the railroad near Spring Creek Bridge by an early morning train. two owned by Kelley of Endicott were struck by an eastbound train and one owned by Henry Azendorf of Diller was struck by a westbound train.
Alex Shepherd of Endicott campaigns in Diller appealing to voters to elect him clerk of the district court and county commissioner seat he held previously retiring three years ago. He asserts he would be an efficient officer if elected in November.
A large number of poor sufferers with lung troubles are urged to seek a new climate, but Dr. King’s New Discovery promises a cheaper, at home cure. W. R. Nelson of reports it cured him of lung trouble.
A clipped excerpt urges better road use and maintenance, advocating orderly planning and the role of public groups in improving routes. The note emphasizes safe, efficient travel and the value of coordinating with local associations to keep roads in good condition.
Alliance Nebr September 15 1911 congratulates Supt Jan O'Connell of Loup City who won the Democratic nomination for Jefferson County superintendent of schools. Letter from Professor Dag O'Connell Fairbury Nebr and others express pride and praise in the result.
The item notes oranges priced at 16 cents a dozen at Tincher Market. John Mathias was in town on Wednesday with a load of produce headed to the editor.
The National Association for the Study and Prevention of Tuberculosis denies a prohibition on use of Red Cross Seals. A new 1916 seal features a snowy night scene with a red cross, a white corner frame, and minimal text. Post Office will not carry letters with non post stamps. seals may be placed on backs of letters.
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