Diller Area Notes Include Hogs Plants and Local News
Local items report Odell went dry 48 to 24, apricot blossoms, and spring chores. Notices mention licenses, house paint, Easter, calendar orders for 1904, railroad exhibits, and Beatrice visitors.
10 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1903
Page
1
Local items report Odell went dry 48 to 24, apricot blossoms, and spring chores. Notices mention licenses, house paint, Easter, calendar orders for 1904, railroad exhibits, and Beatrice visitors.
Unclear text from an OCR fragment mentions individuals and possible events but lacks coherent detail. No verifiable names, dates, or places present to form a complete news item.
Calendar styles and local notices mixed with personal travel notes and livestock moving details. The fragment mentions a Plymouth Rock for hatching sale, a dentist schedule, relatives visiting, a bridge claim, and cattle shipments to St. Joe market with Blauser estate cattle.
M M Austin of Winchester Ind aided a troubled woman using a remedy labeled New Life. She received relief promptly and was cured. The product priced at 25 cents at J W Sutton's drug store. Little Early Risers pills described as tonic to tissues and liver function.
The Diller Recorp has commenced its seventeenth year under the apprenticeship program. The town notes wages and preparations as the organization continues its work and progress in the community.
A dated notice references DeWise and De Witt's offerings in a district context. It notes a teacher and Galen See in connection with a damppointog event and market remedy. The cryptic wording indicates a local public notice related to goods and individuals named in the district.
The report notes Beatrice remaining dry while Fairbury becomes wet and records mayoral wins by non partisan candidates. It mentions Lincoln Land Co and Beatrice shots in the forenoon as part of a fragmented local update with several garbled names and places.
A brief patient testimonial extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as a top remedy for boils cuts and skin irritations sold for 25 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Jon Sutton druggist.
From April 26 to 30, inclusive, a round trip fare to St Louis is offered at a single price plus a $2 surcharge. The deal applies to Louie tickets, encouraging travelers to visit the fair expo.
When colds prevail, the article notes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a fast acting cure after other options failed. Forsale by J. W. Sutton.
An advertisement-style claim reports a severe grip attack cured by one bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough with a testimonial tone. The fragment mentions relief and a brand remedy but provides no verifiable details or context.
Several testimonies claim a soda product eases asthma bronchitis and consumption. An ad notes trial bottles and a promise of relief after painful conditions and long-term cures.
A fragmented report notes a local election tally showing 102 votes cast with partial references to Diller and Weat. Further details are unavailable in the readable text.
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