09 Dec 1904
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1904
Page
1
Holiday goods touted as the nicest Christmas line in Diller with items for all ages at pleasing prices. A free talking machine concert is advertised for Saturday afternoon and evening. Include a reminder to vote. Spear in True Co.
Odell promotes en cornet band and photography gifts amid local notices. Diller events include gatherings, sales, auctions, church services, and upcoming tax notices. Local residents such as Capt. Andrews, John James, Mrs. Kendall and Mrs. Zook appear in visiting, shopping, and social scenes with agricultural notes on eggs and poultry profits.
Diller Lodge No. 1668 M W A elected new officers last Saturday night naming De V C J T Briggs W A G W Tomemaker Banker Alex Bell Clerk Frank T Pearce Escort Cal Waggoner Watchman Jacob Stucker Sentry L Butterbaugh Manager 2 yrs C E Waggoner Manager 3 yrs J Smith Diller
A 50 cent bottle of Electric Bitters promises relief for nervousness sleeplessness and stomach upsets by toning the stomach regulating kidneys and bowels and purifying the blood. The dealer Spear Drug Co guarantees satisfaction or refund. Two burglars attempted to blow the Plymouth bank vault with dynamite but failed to reach the money. Beatrice bloodhounds traced their trail to a waiting buggy and getaway. New Relief Corps officers for Nickajack W R C No 60 elected December 7 include Mary C Bell as president Salome Catlin as 1st vice president Jennie Copeland as 2nd vice president Louise Powell as secretary and Olive Ballard as treasurer.
The Burlington sponsors a free lecture train visiting 60 corn districts with an audience car for 80 and a Pullman car for comfort. Professors from the state agricultural college discuss soil cultivation seed corn selection germination and related topics. The train stops in Diller at 5 25 PM on Monday Dec 19 arriving from Wymore and stays up to 30 minutes. Farmers should be at the depot on time for benefit.
A poem narrates a household during scarlet fever quarantine. It describes fear isolation and relief as a red flag is raised and the quarantine ends. The speaker praises neighbors support and the joy of returning to normal life after a brief period of illness.
A child with croup requires reliable treatment and Chamberlains Cough Remedy is praised for years of use. Mr M F Compton of Market Texas reports it stops severe croup symptoms promptly in children. Bile by Spear Drug Co.
The Ladies of the Presbyterian Church host a Dec 15 and 16 fair at the church with an Art and Curio Loan Exhibit and a Ladies Home Journal Booth given by Curtis Publishing Co. Other attractions include apron candy and novelty booths a lunch table featuring the Dunlay Percolator coffee pot and a musical program in the evenings. Admission is free and all are invited.
Taxes on personal property become delinquent December 1 and distress warrants will issue February 1 for unpaid fines under new revenue laws. S. R. Mere and Guy Drumment plan a public sale February 21 of horses cattle hogs and farm machinery. Boss Wright acts as auctioneer AJ Mayborn as clerk. bills printed tomorrow.
Beall from Beall Mississippi recalls his wife’s battle with consumption last fall. After other treatments failed she used Dr. King's New Discovery and improved at once, with four bottles curing her. Guaranteed by Spear Drug Co. Prices 50 cents and $1.00 per bottle.
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