Jewelry orders and tailored lines offered next week
Local seller advertises a broad jewelry line and related items from cooking stoves to ladies collars. The note promises to order items in any line for customers and invites inquiries for next week.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1910
Page
5
Local seller advertises a broad jewelry line and related items from cooking stoves to ladies collars. The note promises to order items in any line for customers and invites inquiries for next week.
Train timetable snippet lists routes through Burlington with No 14 and No 16 as through and local services, No 18, No 65 local freight, and local passes. Times show morning and afternoon windows with arrival and departure stamps.
The page lists gifts and sales from local shops including Beckmann J W Fouts, Kanter Co. and Blauser's with cook stoves and 99 cent items. Notes include travel of Chas Beckmann, John W Miller visiting home, and a loss report of a yearling heifer shot in Jas Packer Sr.’s pasture.
Report mentions two mules weighing about 900 pounds kept at Car chael’s barn under AA HL Beckwith. The notice notes many people suffer persistent cough after influenza and advocates Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy sold by Chipperfield Drug Co.
A notice from Diller Nebraska dated December 14 1910 offers a 25 reward for the arrest and conviction of the person who shot a colt in the leg. The item cites J M Warr of Diller and provides a reward inquiry for the crime.
A. D. Conman advertises over 100 watches in gold from gold filled nickel options with 15 to 23 jewels. He claims a wider line than Beatrice or Fairbury and invites inspection, promising no trouble in showing goods.
The roster lists Oracle Mrs. Lota Dieh and Vice Oracle Mrs. Lulu Kerr with Past Oracle Mrs. Lucy Cunningham. Other officers include Chancellor Mrs. Carrie Green Recorder Mrs. Ella Towne maker Receiver Mrs. Clara Myers Marshal Mrs. Eva Stotte, Asat Mrs. Eva Carr, Inner Sentinel Mrs. Cora Colman, Outer Sentinel Mrs. Virginine Price, 1 Yr Manager Mrs. Lucy Blauser, 2 Yr Manager Mrs. Dora Geer, 3 Yr Manager Mrs. Lydia Stucker, Physicians Dr. C. C. Diebl and Dr. H. Bauqueess.
Hod Green visits Odell for a few days as local sales scenes unfold. H H Beckwith advertises low price organs and a low cost Red Cross Christmas Seal. Postoffice offers Christmas cards and booklets from l to 50 cents. A boy near Fairbury loses a hand in a hunting accident. Kenneth Fouts and Bruce Weigle return to Beatrice for business college. Fourteen month old Holstein bull for sale. Mrs H B Fairchild and Mrs Herm Fairchild visit J W Miller in Endicott. Sharples cream separator sale ends December 24. J D Fanders local notices.
Mrs. O B Hill and Evalyn Stotte visited the grammar and primary rooms. Chas Waggoner fumigated the schoolhouse. Chapel exercises conducted by Rev Ogden and Dr Boyle. Some high school pupils study argumentation. The board grants one week vacation starting Dec 23. German class finished Das Lied von der Glotke and began Das Eele Blut. Students attended a literary program. juniors and sophomores hung pens. Sleds, music bags, silverware ads appear. A cow killed after breaking ankle on a bridge. Beatrice visitations and jewelry ads noted. Chamberlains Cough Remedy praised during flu epidemics.
Professor F H Peters doctor of mechanic therapy known as the great Magnetic Healer will be at the Col man House on Monday and Tuesday December 19 and 20. Free consultations offered to attendees.
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo NY claims New Life Pills cured chronic constipation after others failed. The pills are advertised as unequaled for biliousness indigestion headaches chills malaria and general debility. 25c at Chipperfield Drug Co.
A debt collection notice from J Senior requests all debtors to call and settle accounts by January 1 1911 to balance the books. The message appears as an archival item with the line 38-39.
Notice to hunters forbids any person from entering the Northeast Quarter of Section 80 Township 25 in Gage County Nebraska with a gun. The owner declares the area a gun free zone under Nebr statutes 38-40 and warns of penalties.
A. O. U. W. Diller Lodge No. 133 elected officers for the coming year at their Saturday night session. Names listed include M. W. W. Mudge Foreman 8 F Clark Recorder C A Reinhart Financier O J Mayborn Receiver J A Cully Guide W H Hauver Inside Watch Wm Barton Outside Watch Alex Bell Med Ex Dre H Bauguess and J G Neely Truster Josh Robertson.
Mr and Mrs Geo Fisher attended the funeral of A C Janssen in Beatrice after his death in Wichita from blood poisoning linked to a hand injury. Aged about 75, he lived with a daughter in Oklahoma. Surviving children include Mrsoor of Diller Mrs Fiffen of Las Vegas NM Mrs Beatrice Mrs John Chicks. sha and Will in Oklahoma.
All ladies interested in the Farmer's Institute are asked to meet at Mrgs L O Ballard's Saturday at 3 PM for officer elections and other business. Mrs Wom Nipa is President and Mrs L O Ballard Secretary. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertised as a healer for burns and skin troubles.
White Piano Co Fairbury cuts prices on pianos and player pianos to reduce stock before Jan 1. They offer credit of two dollars per dollar down up to sixty dollars, free music lessons choosing own teacher, and option to exchange within three months. Railroad fare refunded on purchases over ten dollars. Prize corn exhibit also on display. H B Church of Alexandria won the Kimball piano for exhibit of ten egret?
A short note from F. W. Steffen of Diller Neb confirms a Duroc Jersey hog boat sale ad in The Record produced instant results. He writes to Frank Pearce of Diller saying not to run the ad next week, praising the paper’s effectiveness.
The next Diller Entertainment Course features the Sterling Jubilee Quartette Monday evening December 19. The quartet members and their credentials are presented, highlighting James DeKoven Thompson, Arthur Sheppard, Marion Moore, and Charles Alexander as performers. Reserve seats advised at Loock & Habicht's Store.
W H Clark outlines farm area and livestock at Jefferson County Poor Farm including 80 acres grain, 80 corn, 35 alfalfa, 5 hog pasture, 10 building site, and pasture. He lists 44 cattle, 14 calves, 4 young mules, mares, 5 inmates, and finances showing warrants $1377.8 since 1910, sales $1470.62, balance $112.81, plus increases in crops and stock.
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