14 Dec 1906
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1906
Page
1
Various regional items from Diller Nebraska including births of children to local families, visitors and social notes, sales and business notices, a Christmas candy ad, phonograph records arrival, and a portable lifting device patent update along with local tax payment reminders and sale bill printing services.
H M Adaume and wife Henrietta Pa state their child suffered eczema for five years and was deemed incurable until Electric Ritters was tried. After two bottles a change appeared and after seven bottles the child was completely cured. Blood medicine and body building tonic guaranteed. Available at Spear Drug Co for 50c and $1.00.
J O Blauser builds a kitchen at his residence and advertises a ball bearing automatic drop head sewing machine for 16 dollars. Local merchants show Christmas goods and fine jewelry for the holidays. Misses Sarah Colman and Anna Cook visit Endicott friends before returning home. Perley Miller resumes brakesman duties in Pittsburg Kansas. J B Copeland offers Christmas candies and roasted peanuts at his restaurant. Cash McEllwee from Fairbury visits with his grandfather Alex Ballard and Diller relatives. Mrs John Reents renews her subscription at the Recorp office.
Notice announces Mitchell and Newton wagons will be sold at former prices for thirty days. J. D. Fanpers signs the notice as does S. J. Senior on debt settlement by January 1, 1907. Mrs. M. Nelson returns home from Atlantic to visit family.
For twenty years W. L. Rawls of Bells Tennessee suffered nasal catarrh. He used Bucklin's Arnica Salve on the irritated surface and the soreness and swelling disappeared never to return. 25 cents at Spear Drug Co.
Diller Lodge No 133 A Qua Rep elects officers for the coming year at the Saturday night meeting. Elected M W J W Hayworth Foreman Wm Barton Oversett OC T Cully Recorder C A Reinhart Financier Q J Mayborn Receiver J A Cully Guide Frank Betka J W Max Kaden O W H E Green Trustee three years Alex Bell Med Exs Drs Neely and Baugess
A humorous account begins with J. E. Kerr the east side barber who keeps jackdaw jokes on customers. He stores coalwood in his shop to deter theft, but local youths stage a prank moving the wood into a wagon and later return it. Jim ponders his next move while friendly taunts flow, and the incident ends with the wood mysteriously restored. Miss Sarah Mason visits Stella Nebraska relatives. Stray black hog offered Liberal reward. Help wanted for home advertising and child placements. Preventics candy ad follows next.
Canton Center Connecticut mail carrier E G Case with sixteen years in service says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is king for croup and best for coughs and colds, giving certain results and no bad after effects. Sold by Spear.
J G Packer offers a restaurant for sale. Grape's advertises Christmas presents for him or her. Salisbury's Orchestra plans a third Diller entertainment at Loock's hall on the 29th mat. Sunday schools in Diller rehearse Christmas entertainments. The Methodists present a cantata titled The Star Queen and Santa Claus.
A car load of big unbroke horses is offered for sale at reasonable prices and viewable on the farm 3 miles southeast of Diller. Dr Shoop Green Salve is advertised as a lip treatment and skin healer with a free trial box at Spear Drug Co. A lecture by J B Townsend in Loock's hall drew a large crowd under Modern Woodmen auspices with performances by C W Tonne maker H Z Diller and a local quartet.
Vint Logan has been ill but now better. Mr Steele of Steele City butchered a beef for C Monasmith Friday. Mr and Mrs Rhodes and family dined with Mr Weers last Sunday. Floyd Dell and Merle Monasmith attended church at Rock Creek last Sunday. Joe and Albert Steffen vacationed Saturday with their father to Diller. Weather has been threatening but no real bad weather recently. Christmas gifts loom.
An advertisement from The St. Joseph Star promotes a three month trial subscription for 25 cents. It touts independent reporting, condensed news, market, farm, sport gossip, and household hints.
Roscoe Colman visited Weeping Water Nebraska on Monday to remain there through the holidays with friends.
J B Waterman of Watertown Ohio says his epileptic daughter was cured by Dr Krog s New Life Pills with no attacks for over two years. An unrelated sheriff story notes William McDowell arrested on a kidnapping warrant by Dora West. McDowell jailed six months to keep the peace as the case follows McArthur s movements to Grand Island and Weeping Water.
W L Hill grew from 90 to over 180 pounds after using Dr King's New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds. He suffered a severe cough and was told he would die of consumption before starting the treatment. After 12 bottles he gained weight and says he is completely cured. Trial bottle free. Spear Drug Co. guarantees.
Wm Riddle returned from Idaho with samples of large apples grown by John Waggoner now living near Meridian Idaho. Waggoner once had ten acres of apples but replanted part of the orchard to sugar beets and harvested a large beet crop. On remaining trees he produced a thousand boxes of apples sold at 75 cents per box, and gifted one box to Mr Riddle as he left.
A testimonial advertising Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as highly effective and safe for children and adults. The notice quotes E A Humphrey of Alice Cape Colony South Africa praising its use to ward off cramps and colds and recommends Spear Drug Co for purchase.
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