24 Apr 1903
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1903
Page
1
A notice lists 1904 office calendars for sale and farm updates as a few neighbors plant corn. Dentists, tricycle riding listers, and clothing offers appear alongside community remarks and a Grand Degree of Honor beneficiary claim of 141000 dollars. Old papers offered at 20 cents per 100 for crafts.
A scattered collection notes sickly Miss May Remley and Mrs. Mill, a 1904 calendar sample line at the Record office, and local commerce offerings. The item lists a Diller phone, wall paper selling, and rail fare promotions to Lincoln. Local letters mention visits to Diller and farm life while forecast notes report a light frost and fruit impact. Hospital news reports Dr L A Powell's Lincoln sanatorium stay and recovery.
M. M. Austin of Winchester Indiana knew what to do in an hour of need. His wife suffered stomach and liver troubles. she tried Dr King s New Life and found relief at once and was eventually cured. Cost only 25 cents at J W Sutton s drug store.
Dr H C Brock, the es dentist, reports losses from a fire that destroyed his office. He plans to reopen with new instruments as soon as possible, possibly next week or shortly after, once replacements arrive.
An old advertisement claims DeWitt’s Witch Hi Salve cures ailments and urges readers to obtain the genuine product from J. W. Sutton. The notice emphasizes the salve’s effectiveness and promises satisfaction.
Fragmentary OCR lists attendees including Mrs. Thos. Copeland and Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lodden at an event in an armory hall. The readable portion gives names and a social gathering line but lacks full details or dates.
Community items include a strawberry and ice cream festival in Loock's hall raising about $20 for the Methodist church youth group to aid in a donation drive. A wall paper sale offers a return policy on fall rolls and additional stock. A meeting at M Wright's store in Diller on April 86 1903 invites local residents to discuss organization and plans.
An old ad touts Makes a Clean Sweep with a 25 cent remedy for sores burns and eruptions, praised by J W Sutton the local druggist. A joint meeting last Saturday set plans for Decoration Day observance on May 6 at Diller with a 9:00 a.m. hall gathering and a memorial sermon by Rev. Shepherd of Fairbury the following Sunday.
Read of Leesville Indiana where H Brown credited Dr King with saving his life after severe asthma and consumption. advertisement touts cures for consumption mania bronchitis and grip with new remedy. Sutton druggist offers trial bottles free and claims high success rate with prices at 500c and 100.
Two men engaged in a fraudulent scheme involving forged contracts and a land sale. The text describes a tense sequence of events and accusations surrounding the sale and the parties involved, including named individuals and locations, though the OCR is garbled. The item reads as a historic public-notice style report of alleged deceit and property transaction irregularities.
The Royal Neighbors plan to meet on the second and fourth Fridays each month with half the sessions in the afternoon and half in the evening.Additionally a local notice notes a correction: Dr. Taylor was misidentified. Dr. Ely performed the work and Dr. Taylor assisted in administering the anesthesia.
Burlington offers a special round trip to St Louis from April 26 to 30 at one fare plus 2 dollars with limited evenings for a cheap theme city trip. Tickets and details from the ticket agent. Mr. Raymond and Miss Lane visit the courthouse in Fairbury for a present wedding at home with the bride's father, Jas A Bodell. The Recgp congratulates.
When colds and grip are prevalent demand for quick cures rises. Mr. Joseph D. Wilag of McDuff Va reports he was cured of a deep lasting grip by using Wing Berlain’s Cough and several other preparations with no effect. By J. W. Sutton.
A damaged OCR wedding notice mentions brothers marrying twins and lists names in garbled form. The readable bits show familial unions and unclear locations or dates. Further clarification is needed to confirm exact individuals and ceremony details.
J. W. Sutton promotes Kodol Cure for indigestion and stomach woes claiming it ends stomach distress. The ad asserts the product aids digestion and allows eating anything without pain or fear, suggesting lasting relief.
The readable text is highly garbled with stray characters and incomplete phrases, giving no clear names, places, events, or dates to summarize into a coherent news item.
Diller school children planted several class trees on Arbor Day and contributed 2.50 toward the Morton monument fund. Albert Osgood of Harbine blacksmiths is for Miller Bros in a matter tied to Jesse Miller with typhoid age concerns.
Fragmentary medical prose claims a remedy called the pie to take and harmless One Cure works at the seat of trouble by drawing Renin and providing life-giving oxygen to blood and tissues. No verifiable context or outcome is provided.
Fragmentary note states Packer resided near Diller and sent remittance within seven miles of Tipton, spanning counties in Kansas.
A cryptic fragmentary note describes a startling incident or vision, referencing John Oliver and a distressing scene with unclear details about theft or danger, leaving the exact events and location unresolved.
Fragmentary text with missing words and garbled names. Reads as a local column or note with unclear references to people, places, and events, making it difficult to identify a coherent report or outcome.
A reader asks for the nearest Burlington Route station and mentions travel costs about three dollars for Sarees and daily care. The note seeks route guidance and travel details.
Fragmentary OCR text yields no clear events or entities. Unable to determine persons organizations places dates or outcomes from the provided snippet. Provide readable content for a proper summary.
A garbled excerpt describes an electric line rumble and counter idea with incomplete notes. The legible bits reference a counter and a teeny geared detail, but no clear event, location, or outcome is discernible from the fragment.
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