Easter record, Local items and notices from Fairbury
Dr Leach dentist Fairbury Esq D R Kelley returned Monday from Lincoln. The Record has many compliments on its double Easter number. Counterfeit ten thousand dollar bill circulating. Henry Madden returned Friday from Rock Island IL. Dede Fanders and Willis Clark back from St Joe stock shipped by J E Clark. Plowent Disc Harrow advertised. J D Faxpers Mrs J A Price visited Wisconsin. Mercury 24 degrees, peaches unhurt due to dry air. Alex Ballard and daughter Olive home from Fairbury. Marie Ballard joins them. Elsie McManes returns from Beatrice with mumps. First National Book statement published. Cash McElwee Patrice McElwee Ora Zook Easter in Fairbury. Extra doubles of Double Easter Number 5c. Mrs Ellis and children visit relatives at Odell Wymore. Socrates mentioned. Nedley’s Pharmacy wall paper.
Free trial of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy Offered
Advertises a free trial box of Dr Shoop Catarrh Remedy a white creamy antiseptic balm for nose and throat relief. Includes offer to test at home and notes large jars priced 50 cents and distribution by Spear Drug Co. Wis.
Insect Injuries to Wheat in Nebraska 1905 1906
Nebraska Experiment Station issues Bulletin No 96 detailing principal wheat pests in the state during 1905 and 1906. It offers control and destruction suggestions and may be obtained free by Nebraska residents by writing to the Agricultural Experiment Station in Lincoln.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska Experiment Station
Nebraska
Agricultural Experiment Station
Lincoln
Pneumonia’s Deadly Work Ends With New Discovery
Mrs. Fannie Gonnor of Rural Route 1 Georgetown Tenn narrates a severe lung illness from pneumonia turning to chronic coughing. Her husband bought Dr King’s New Discovery which she credits as the only real cough cure and lung restorer. The remedy is guaranteed by Spear Drug Co priced 50c and 1.00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fannie Gonnor
Georgetown
Tenn
Dr. King
Spear Drug Co
Dr. Shoop
Coal Trade Notes From Trenton To Pennsylvanian Mines
Brief market item notes abundant supplies of coal in Trenton Illinois Missouri and Pennsylvania markets. Mentions Gotasan and Diller as possible traders or brokers.
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Trenton
Iil
Ladies Kensington Meeting at Mrs Greenwood Home
The ladies Kensington of the M. E. church will meet at Mrs. Greenwood's home next Thursday afternoon. Everyone is invited. Misses Elsie McManes Ora Zook and Patrice McElwee recently returned to Beatrice to attend business college.
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Kensington
M. E. Church
Elsie McManes
Ora Zook
Patrice McElwee
Beatrice
Business College
Farm Sold Near Shea Siding For Five Thousand Dollars
Uje Fanders sold yesterday to Will Plager an 80 acre farm near Shea siding for five thousand dollars. He received an advance of two thousand dollars over his three year old purchase price. Teachers from Diller and vicinity attended the 8 E N T A at Beatrice.
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Uje Fanders
Will Plager
Shea Siding
1906 Real Estate Tax Delinquency Notice for Jefferson County
Notice to tax payers that the 1906 real estate tax becomes delinquent on May 1. County Treasurer John Simpson issues the directive for citizens to comply with the tax deadline.
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Jefferson
John Simpson
Do Not Prime New Building With Ochre
An note warns against priming surfaces with ochre as it causes paint to chip and peel. It recommends Patton's Sup-Proof Paints sold by J. O. Bruaveer as a better option for primed or unprimed surfaces.
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Patton
J. O. Bruaveer
Dillerites Testify Over Brown Estate Deed
Witnesses at Fairbury report in the Brown case as they seek to set aside a deed by John Brown Sr. that conveyed the northwest quarter of section 23, township 1, range 4 to his son Lafe Brown. The jury found John Brown Jr. incompetent to make the transfer due to infirmities and disease, and the court ordered the deed set aside.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Brown
Beira
John Brown, Sr
Lafe Brown
Mr. Brown, Jr
Funeral for Frank Bethke Held at Diller
Frank Bethke died in Diller Nebraska at 12 30 PM Sunday March 1907 age 26 8 22 from a brain abscess. Funeral at the Methodist church officiated by Rev J H Westervelt with burial at Prairie Home cemetery under the Ancient Order of United Workmen. He leaves a Milwaukee father August Bethke and sister Mrs Albert Redden who lived with him. Bethke was a carpenter and member of Diller Lodge No 133 AOUW with a $1000 beneficiary. He professed faith in Christ three years ago.
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Frank Bethke
Methodist
J. H. Westervelt
Prarie Home
Hardin County
Iowa
Jane
Diller
Neb
Bethke
Diller Lodge
Albert Redden
Blauser School House
United Brothers Church
Bitten by a Spider Ends in Amnica Salve Cure
John Washington of Bosqueville Texas describes a spider bite that threatened his leg as a mass of running sores. After using Bucklen’s Amnic Salve the first application relieved him and four boxes healed all the sores. Also notes New York City health department finds many drugs adulterated and hailed the pure food and drug law as a remedy.
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John Washington
Bosqueville
Tex
Bucklen
Spear. Drug Co
Health Department of
New York City
One Dollar Cheaper Bargain Week at Lincoln Daily News
During April 22 to 27 Lincoln Daily News will offer a yearly subscription for $2 to May 1, 1908. Regular price is $4. The offer saves subscribers travel costs and promises a square deal and plain truth. After April 27 the price rises to $3.
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Lincoln Daily News
Daily News
Lincoln
Neb
Nebraska
News
Doing Business Again After Illness Promotion
A A Chisholm of Treadwell New York credits Electric Bitters with restoring his health after severe indigestion and debility. He resumes business and continues to improve daily. The ad spotlights the product as heat tonic medicine guaranteed by Spear Drug Co. 50c.
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A.A. Chisholm
Treadwell
N. Y
Spear Drug Co
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Dr. Leach
Esq
D. R
Kelley
Henry Madden
Rock Island, Ill
Dede Fanders
Willis Clark
St. Joe
J. E. Clark
J.D
J. A. Price
Wisconsin
Alex. Ballard
Olive Ballard
Marie Ballard
al. Ballard
First National
The
Record
Cash McElwee
Misa Patrice McElwee
Misa Ora Zook
Dr. Ellis
Odell and Wywore
Socrates
Nedley's Puarmacy
Gotasan & Diller
T. P Beal
J Mise Lulu Pasco
Gertrude Lamb
Mies Elva Larrow
Effie Diller
Violet. Musser
Diller and
Vicinity
August Bethke
Milwaukee
Wis
Howard Jeffries
Odell
Jas. Brooks
Dunning, Neb
Kinkaid Homenteader
A. D. Stotts
Gully
Henry Wright
Will Kennedy
Ada Travis
Nepury’s
D. of H
Golda Miller
Fairbury Iron Works
A. A. Cavett
Grand Island, Nerr
W. A. Snyder
Davenport
B. F. Lightner
Lanham
Neeley’s Pharmacy
H Kk. Schutt
Neely’s Pharmacy
O Grand Island
Nebr
J.B. Clark
Alex Bell
J. D. Fandere
Eld
W. T. King
Quincey
Lomax, Ill
Thos. P. Price
Queenemo, Kan
Edna Martin
Bernice Welton
Diller Public School
Grace Cavett
White Piano Co
Abe
Prairie Gem and Vicinity
Willie Novotny
Gladys
Blanche Logan
Homer Monasmith
Henry Steffen
Mr. Oman
Mr. Hooker
Albert Steffen
John Novotny
Willie
Mabel
Mr. Monasmith
Mr. Dvorak
Lapham
Baptist Church
Stesle City
Charles W. Simon
Mr. Simon
Pawnee City
Diller Markets
Ane
A. Padla
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