29 Apr 1904
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1904
Page
1
A mixed column from Diller Nebraska reports visits, agricultural activity, real estate tax notices, cattle shipments, and local social events. Mentions Mrs Uriah Hadley, Fred Clark, and the Butterbaugh family. notes a Wesleyan concert, preaching by Rev Knauer, and school superintendent Olive Traes. Also lists cattle shipments and farming items with several names and places.
A Des Moines seller advertises J. Cownie gloves with a guarantee of top market quality. They tout an assortment including ladies kid viewed gloves at 1.25 grade offered at 1.00 per pair until May 1. Men’s work gloves are highlighted along with specialty items.
In Leesville Indiana W H Brown appeared doomed but was saved by Dr Kings New Discovery for Consumption. He reports enduring agonies from asthma until the remedy gave relief and led to a complete cure. The cure list includes consumption pneumonia bronchitis and grip with many similar results. The ad promotes the remedy as a universal threat and lists price fifty cents and a guaranteed trial bottle free offered by J W Sutton druggist.
Fragmented OCR text from a Winchester Indiana article describes a man with unclear actions and a wife, with garbled phrases about a tour and a presumed incident. The readable content remains too fractured to determine a clear event or outcome.
The notice promotes irrigation in the Big Horn Basin as a fast growing farming method. It invites homeseekers to invest now, offering low land prices and a booklet with information. The Burlington Route advertises very low round trip rates on the first and third Tuesdays in May from Omaha Nebraska.
A mixed page recalls local business notices and personal items. J B Zook ships hogs, J W Sutton visits Pawnee City, Eugette Weigle at Fairbury, and estate matters involve a father’s will. Advertisements promote Sunttower shoes from St. Joseph and a May 1 sale. Rev TH Dry confirms continued preaching in Diller with clerical duties upcoming.
A historic advertisement touts Dr. Boschee's German Syrup as a remedy for long standing coughs and chest illnesses. It claims over fifty five years of use and asserts it can cure deep seated coughs even in wasting diseases with a few doses and continued use. The notice promotes trials and regular sizes available at Neelys Pinna ay s ate.
A scrambled item lists weather variety and misprints about Japan's wealth from horeconl figures. It notes Misses Arinasteiner and Nellis Seura visiting Not and a Seattle trip. Obituaries include Mrs Joe Tatany of Meth Sth Abroet who died April 24 after diabetes, with interment April 26 at Sparks cemetery, and Jack Heady of Stevie city who died after leg injury and unsuccessful amputation.
Chryson Butterbaugh was absent from part of the week while scholars attended Wednesday evening entertainment. County superintendent Mrs True oversees seventh grade exam this week. Pleasant weather brings fine botany specimens. Eva Witty and Ada Chirk presented geography work with intermediate expressions. An event in the Intermediate room is planned for Priddy evening May 6 1904 at p.m.
A quirky scene shows two paddlers gliding through a spring pond with bright smiles. Their cheerful expressions capture a lighthearted moment during an outdoor outing.
April 23 to May 1 tickets available in Ine Burlington for San Francisco and Los Angeles with return at 45 dollars. Stations kept for service any Friday mile south of Diller this season. Prize winners at the fairs and rest left to be dead. all registered. Your patronage solicited. AY GAL BK
Rates for train service to the Worlds Fair include round trip tickets to St. Louis and return from Burlington Route. Summer travel priced at 20.25 dollars, sixty day tickets 16.90, ten day tickets 15.20. For full information consult the ticket agent.
John Oliver recalls a grave illness with yellowed skin and sinking tongue. Three physicians gave up, then Electric Bitters brought rapid improvement within a few weeks. A warning to seek the remedy is included, offered as a guaranteed cure at J W Sutton’s store.
Hall of Diller Lodge No 183 AOUW Diller Nebraska passes resolutions honoring Jesne We Miller a deceased member. The lodge expresses heartfelt condolence to his orphaned son and family and votes to drape the charter in mourning for thirty days. Minutes copy to family and lodge. Signed Reinhart Emerson Frank Pearce committee members.
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