Diller harness shop offers robes blankets and more
A local Diller shop displays robes and blankets while promoting items at the Diller State Bank tax list display and nearby sales. Notices mention a Jersey pig for sale and a new Kimball piano bought by Mr and Mrs J B Zook. Dan Baker, an early Jefferson county settler, dies after four years illness in Fairbury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gage and
Jefferson Counties
Diller State Bank
Dan Baker
Jefferson County
Fairbury
Card of Thanks and Local Notices
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during sickness death and burial of a wife and mother Mrs Riddle and family. Also notes local incidents including burglarized store S J Seniors general merchandise. a school joke about sentence form and a tobacco items recovery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S.J. Senior’s General Merchandise
Fearful Fate and Piles Cure Claims by Local Reader
A Masonville reader asserts Bucklen's Arnica Salve is the best cure for blind, bleeding, itching and protruding piles and for cuts burns and injuries. ManZan is advertised as instantly relieving piles with a collapsible tube and nozzle for internal use. Available at Spear Drug Co and Neeley's Pharmacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry, Colson
Masonville
Spear Drug Co
ManZan
Neeley's
Sexel and Sehnuelle Marriage Near Diller Nebraska
Herman K Sexel and Martha M Sehnuelle wed at the bride's parents home seven miles north of Diller Nebraska. The couple planned a Wisconsin wedding trip with relatives accompanying them to Omaha and a future residence near the groom’s new home. A sister of the groom and her husband were set to marry in Omaha the following morning. The newlyweds expected a five to six week visit before returning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman
K Sexel
Martha M. Sehnuelle
Henry Se
Diller
Wisconsin
Martha Schnelle
Sivvon Schuuelle
Calk at Packer and Copeland for fine Christmas candies
A brief notice notes Calk at the shop Packer and Copeland offering fine Christmas candies for holiday shoppers. It highlights a local confectioner as a destination for seasonal sweets and treats.
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Packer & Copeland's
Holiday Hat Sale Attracts Shoppers For Year End
Hats in stock offered at sacrifice from December 15 to January 1. Ladies urged to buy new hats for themselves and children and to anticipate next fall's arrivals.
Bee’s Laxa tive Honey and Tar advertised cough remedy
The notice proclaims a children’s health product Bee’s Laxa tive Honey and Tar sold at Neel ex’s Pharmacy. It claims to expel phlegm by acting as a cathartic on the bowels and treats croup whooping cough and bronchial affections.
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Ben
Neeley's
Neelex's
Christmas thanks and January deadline request
The note from Carist KIEUSMEIER thanks patrons and asks for future spring work to be brought in early. It urges all who owe money to settle debts before January 1.
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Carist Kieusmeier
Health fad chase ends with simple remedy
In a wild rush from one extreme to another many seek cure by fads. If they would eat well and keep bowels regular with Dr. King's New Life Pills relief would come. Prompt relief for liver and stomach trouble. 25c at Spear Drug Co. guaranteed.
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Dr. King
Spear Drug Co
Guarranteed
Rural mail carriers deserve winter courtesy from patrons
Patrons on rural routes should stock up stamps and stamped envelopes before cold weather and avoid leaving pennies in boxes. Carriers endure a harsh winter grind. thoughtful patrons who stamp letters aid the worker and improve his day.
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Noman
Public Sale by J A Cully on Cully homestead
J A Cully administrator and C T Cully announce a public sale on Wednesday December 27 at the Cully homestead located 24 miles southeast of Diller. The sale starts at 11 with a free lunch at noon to settle the estate. Col J B Wright is auctioneer and A Mayborn clerk.
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J.A. Cully
C. T. Cully
Cully
Diller
Col
J. B. Wright
A. Mayborn
Fragmentary 1910s editorial urges women to support husbands
A damaged OCR passage extols women to back their husbands during hard times and praises a visit by Prof Wegener of Moscow University. It touts Americans as progressive and fertile, calling the president the greatest. The text is fragmented and unclear in places.
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Prof Wegener
Moscow University
America
Corporate directors named across many firms
Chauncey M. Tie Pow directs seventy four corporations. James H. Hyde ex vice president of Equitable Life Assurance Society sits on forty five boards. George O. F. Baker of First National Bank serves four corporations. Davies Stillman of National City Bank sits on fifty eight boards. William Rockefeller, John D. Rockefeller’s brother, appears in forty corporations. Gorge A. Gould sits on forty five boards and his brother Frank Gould on about twenty.
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Chauncey M. Tie Pow
James H. Hyde
Equitable Life Assuriti
E Soeciety
George OF. Baker
First National Bank
Frank Gould
Speed In South Africa War Telegraphs Across Vast Distances
The report notes extraordinary speed of news during the South African war. It claims native signals and runners could convey messages faster than official channels. It cites Mafeking’s relief known next day in Zulu land and 700 miles away in the Cape Colony, contrasting telegraphy limits.
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Africa
Wolstiey Dutta
South Africa
Mafeking
Cape Colony
Gretzingers Return to Diller After Moves Across Plains
Mr and Mrs John Gretzinger return to Diller Nebraska after years of moving from Neosho Rapids Kansas to the Pacific coast and back, settling one mile north of town. They say their return completes their fortys even family relocation and they urge others to consider Diller for cost savings and peace of mind.
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Mro
John Gretzinger
Neosho
Kans
A. L
Diller
Hidden sentence contest rewards in Omaha World Herald
A long notice invites readers to craft a complete sentence using hidden letters from The Weekly World Herald title. Prizes range from fifty cash awards to $8 books, with rules excluding residents of Omaha and World Herald staff. Entries must be mailed by December 31 to WEEKLY WORLD-HERALD Omaha Neb.
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Piaze
Asin
Mary Jane
Weekly World
Weekly World Herald
Osnatra
Omaha
World-Herald
World: Herald
Weekly World-Herald
Joe Dollar
World
Neb
Wanted Assistants for County and Adjacent Territory
Wanted: 10 men in each state to travel post signs advertise and leave samples of goods. Salary 75.00 per month 300 per day expenses. Roya Superyo Dept N Atlas Block Chicago HI. Also assistant manager position for county and adjoining territory. Salary 20 expenses weekly. No investment or experience required. Write for details enclose self addressed envelope Cooper A.0 132 Lake St Chicago LA.
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Roya Superyo
Dept. N. Atlas Block
Chicago
Cooper A
Lake St
Winter Birds tame and wary in our winter landscape
A feature on arctic nibblers and southward migratory birds highlighting how some species like rosy finches and chickadees tolerate humans, while field rovers such as snow buntings and larks fear predators. The piece blends natural observation with a seasonal poem excerpt and humorous indulgence.
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Arctic
Jhorihhead
Great North
Northlands
St. Nicholas
New Year Customs in New Amsterdam Under Stuyvesant
The New Year celebration in New Amsterdam under Peter Stuyvesant featured Dutch merriment and public festivities at the governor’s house. Dutch customs included boisterous greetings and marked attention to young and handsome revelers, contrasting with Puritan restraint and the era’s reverence for the god Janus.
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Peter Stuyvesant
Christendom
Janus
New World
New York Evening Post
January Origins At Caesar's Time Festival
At the Rowan festivals of the god Janus the calends of January saw gifts and good wishes exchanged. Friends met for feasting dancing masking and mumming while January is linked to Janus with two faces looking back and forward.
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Caesar
Janus
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The
Diller Harness Shop
Duroe
Jersey
J. B.zook
White Pieno. Co
Kimball
L.R. Fritz
Wylmore
L. P. Raymonp
Flossie Raymond
Fairbury Journal
S. Piano
Ben McNew
Fairbury Broom Factor
Chicago Board: of * Trade
Missouri
Fireside
John
Archin
Sexel-Schnuelle
Nelson
Mad
Chase
Mary’ Jane
World-Sterald
R. K. Munkittrick
New York
Peoples State Bank
Nebraska
A. H. Colman
J. T. Raymon
Thos. P. Price
Arthur E. Price
Asst
Cas
W. Price
Round Oak
J.D. Fanders
John Miller
A LoTinstman
Bert Gerard
John Langworthy
Kerr Robt. Schnuelle
A. E. Price Lightner & Stotts
H. Eaton
Fred.Schnuelle
Lafe Brown
FE. Lightner
W.H. Powell
Sparks & Folkers
Bros 4
Herman Sasse
W. A. Hall
Jeffryes
W. P. Friday
W. M
John Ruper
Ross Highland
Billy Riddle
Thos. Nelson
Diller, Nebraska
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