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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1906
Page
1
A collage of local notices and ads from Diller and surrounding areas including requests for buggies to paint, a sewing machine for sale, picnic plans for August 16, and numerous personal updates. Mentions include J. O. Blauser, W. M. Hall, M. W. Page, O. C. Miller, Billy Friday, Les Butterbaugh, H. E. Green, and W. M. Harv with various goods, services, and travel notes.
Major Hamm editor and manager of the Constitutionalist Eminence Kentucky recalls using Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after a brutal attack four years ago. He reports a full cure in ten days with no further trouble. The salve is sold as a quick healer of burns sores cuts and wounds at Spear’s Drug Store.
M. E. Church holds Saturday 8 p m quarterly conference and Sunday 10 a m Sabbath school 9 30 a m quarterly meeting 7 p m Epworth League service Faith by Hearing Rom 10 14 15 Leader Earl Miller 8 p m Union Service Rock Creek 2 p m Sabbath School 3 p m quarterly meeting Presiding Elder Gettys expected to preach at all services Leonapp Pastor requests attendance.
J. C. Root, tending grain share on a 200 acre farm southwest of Diller, returned Wednesday to his Illinois home. Miss Sarah A. Mason and Miss Maude Townemaker visited South Auburn by way of the B and M line for a two week stay with relatives on a nearby farm.
John N. Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana credits Dr King's New Life Pills with solving biliousness and constipation. The pills are guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction or money refunded. Available for 25 cents at Spear's Drug Store.
The piece argues Nebraska politics are crucial and urges citizens to know the truth about candidates and ideals. It asserts The State Journal is unbiased, not owned by office holders or seekers, and writes in the people’s behalf during this heated election period.
The A O U W Workman and Degree of Honor Lodges of Diller host their 10th annual picnic on Thursday August 16 with speeches by Bro J G Tate from the Supreme Lodge and Bros O J Vandyke and R Barton from the Nebraska Grand Lodge. Congressman Hinshaw and others speak. a brass band and local acts entertain. special C B and Q rates within 50 miles.
The six year old son of Grant Cunningham near Ellis lost seven teeth Monday when kicked in the face by a horse. Doctors Bauguess and Ellis treated the child who is recovering and expected to grow more teeth. A group of Diller youths including Dell Wright and Ted Diller with several Miller and Wright family members attended a baseball game in Odell where Cleveland Bloomer Girls lost 8 to 4 to a local team.
The cave in the Black Hills region of South Dakota is the largest cavern on earth surpassing Mammoth Cave. It runs fifty two miles with 1 500 rooms some over 200 feet high. Masses of stalactites and stalagmites fill vast halls along streams waterfalls and thirty seven lakes 6000 feet above sea level and 400 feet deep.
The department complains that rural carriers on request deliver packages outside the mail and collect small fees. Postmasters are directed to stop such express service for items weighing four pounds or less and mailable. Rural carriers must require postage before delivery. P. V. De Grew Fourth Assistant Postmaster General.
Spear Drug Co advertises five cent Laxets tablets for constipation sour stomach biliousness bad breath and muddy complexion. Readers urged to try the candy like laxatives and risk five cents for relief.
Beatrice resident Charley Cruncleton of Spear Drug Co starts his annual summer trip to Yellowstone National Park. Friends wish him a pleasant journey as he leaves town. Pine-ules advertise kidney and bladder cleansing, claiming relief from back ache with a single bedtime dose. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
A columnist lauds the telephone operator known as the hello girl, noting she works at the cross roads of community demands. She endures crowds, yells, and long calls from local and distant patrons, and must answer calmly despite the chaos.
A local notice lists dentist Dr Claude Ellis away from his Diller office on three week days per week. The item also promotes home remedies and products including Pinesalve and Cade's Little Liver Pills sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
The Farmer's Co-Operative Telephone Co of Rock Creek precinct filed its articles of incorporation with the secretary of state in Lincoln. Authorized capital stock is 15000 dollars. Officers are C W Rohrbaugh president J W Ulmer vice president and A R Sollenberger secretary.
A vintage notice touts Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup with Honey and Tar as a remedy for coughs and colds, claiming it cleanses mucous membranes and aids the bowels. It promotes Neely's Pharmacy as the seller and includes a side reflection on unique individuality by Bent Murdock.
Galveston notes safety on higher ground while E W Goodloe of Dutton Street in Waco praises Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption claiming a five year cure for a deep coughing illness before which years of decline followed by a disappearance of cough. The remedy is said to cure chronic coughs la grippe croup whooping cough and prevent pneumonia and is sold at Spear s Drug Store with a 50 cent to 1 00 price and a free trial bottle.closed
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