Christmas Gift Dilemma Prompts Early Stock Push
Stores urge shoppers to buy now as inventories are full and popular items sell fast. The message stresses that premier selections go first, urging timely purchases during the holiday season.
08 Dec 1905
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1905
Page
1
Stores urge shoppers to buy now as inventories are full and popular items sell fast. The message stresses that premier selections go first, urging timely purchases during the holiday season.
A jumble of local items notes the Diller merchants advertising The Rec ORD, a new officers election for the A. O. U. W. lodge, and Mr. Powell joining a Hebron medical practice. Other notes mention Tombstones and monuments being erected near Prairie Home Cemetery, corn husking in progress, and ads for Pine-ules and Vinesalve sold by Neeley’s Pharmacy.
Rev. O D Moore pastor of the Baptist church at Harpersville New York describes suffering from a persistent cough after the grip which forced him to sleep upright. He credits Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Golds with curing his throat and lung ailments and saving him from consumption. Trial bottle free at Spear Drug Co with a one dollar price and guaranteed.
A garbled OCR fragment describes a store offering low prices and references individuals named Billy Mills and a daughter in a hospital. The text mentions a Wednesday event in Lincoln and implies care for a hospitalized child amid unclear illness.
Seven years of stomach and liver trouble ended for Geo W Hoffmann of Harper Washington after using Electric Bitters. He highly recommends the remedy, calling it wonderful and stating it cured his bad case. Sold with guarantee by Spear Drug Co at 50 cents a bottle. Try them today.
Next Sunday the services include Sunday school at 10 a m and preaching at 11 am Epworth League at 6 30 pm There is no evening sermon due to Rock Creek events The Epworth League Reading Circle met with Mrs Hartzel this week The Sunday school plans a Christmas program likely on Saturday night December 23 The second number of the Epworth League Entertainment Course is noted in another column An advertisement promotes Pine-ules for back ache kidney and neuralgia relief urging Suffering women to heed the warning Neeley’s Pharmacy sells the product.
Coleman offers 40 days of sale on Elgin Waltham Shapden and Springfield watches in Dueber Boss Crown Crescent cases with 20 year warranty for eight Hollies. Also nickel eight bo and bo cases, ladies watches from 8 to 25, rings from 1000, fountain pens, clocks and silverware. Mrs Warthen returns from Indiana visit. Gasoline engine added to the flour and feed department. Private sale of Jersey gifts in ten days.
Mr. AL Dvorak and family were Fairbury visitors last Saturday. Mr. Wm Lambert and family spent Thanksgiving in Endicott. Mr. Chase Monasmith and family dined with Rev. Taylor at Steele City Thursday. District 32 had a school for teacher attendance at an entertainment. Mr. and Mrs. Iris Monasmith visited Mr. Wim Kehn and family Sunday. Logan and Co shelled corn for Mr. A Dvorak Friday. Mr [illegible] of Lincoln visited relatives the Lambert family. the Dvoraks returned from a short visit north of Diller Monday. Mrs John Novotny is sick this week. Mrs A Dvorak called at the Novotny home Monday.
The Epworth League Entertainment Course second event will be held Tuesday evening at the M E Church. Mrs Martha Bounds soprano soloist Mrs Nellie Payne Simpson pianist and Mr Huntington perform with a program including piano solos and songs. Admission 25 cents adults 12 40 cents children.
Epworth League hosts a dime social at the Price residence on Wednesday December 14 1905 to aid the Epworth League. Members of the society and Christian Endeavor are invited. Also reported various local staffing moves with elected officials naming deputies and post transitions though not verified by the Fairbury Journal.
The United States Government will sponsor two towns in southern Idaho planned on desert sites seven miles apart. Heyburn will be erected November 14 and Rupert one week later, with government sales of town lots to the highest bidder on erection days. The new towns sit on a Government rail branch of the Oregon Short Line Railroad amid irrigated plans.
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