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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1910
Page
5
A Colman's notice invites customers to explore jewelry items and related lines. It mentions carrying only in line products but can order pieces from any line for customers, including rock stoves and tea ladies resources. The ad emphasizes personal service and available selections.
A fragmented rail timetable item mentions through passenger service and local freight schedules. The readable parts reference Burlington area times and route directions east and west with specific but unclear numbered trains and daily freight notes.
The page lists holiday gifts including vacuum carpet cleaners from Wapgoner Bros and various furniture items from Taylor's gallery. It notes visits by Mrs. Seaville and daughter Jennie to Hebron, and mentions local residents such as John Carrico and LaForrest Raymond visiting home for the holidays.
A bundled notice advertises a pair of mules about 900 pounds at Car ebael's barn belonging to H H Beckwirt. It notes many people suffer persistent coughs after influenza and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy available from Chipperfield Drug Co.
A notice from J. M. Hiarr in Diller Nebraska offers a $25 reward for the arrest and conviction of the party who shot one of his colts. The advertisement is dated December 14, 1910.
Christmas wishes and a note on sprained ankles followed by an advertisement for Chamberlains Liniment. John Speckt Sr bought land 150 by 522 feet near Lavelle street from D R Kelley for 425 dollars, near Mr Specht and his son, with plans for a residence next season in Diller.
Advertises over 100 watches including gold gold filled nickel options. Offers 23 jewel 21 jewel 19 jewel or 15 jewel timepieces at bargain prices. Claims a larger stock than Beatrice or Fairbury.
A. Schingeck of 647 Elm St Buffalo writes that Dr Kings New Life Pills cured chronic constipation after others failed. The testimonial also claims relief from biliousness jaun dice indigestion headache chills malaria and Pebility with a price noted as 25 at Chipperfield Drag 8.
S.J Senior asks all persons owing him money to call and settle accounts by January 1, 1911. The note states the speaker wants his books balanced by that date and is signed BE303.
Landowner forbids any person to hunt or carry a gun on the Northeast Quarter of Section 30 in 25 Township, Gage County Nebraska. violators face full penalties under Nebraska law.
J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri says he long sought help but now wants to help others. He reports relief from backache nervousness loss of appetite lassitude and kidney disorders after using Electric Bitters. He claims five bottles cured him and recommends them for liver trouble dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria. Available for 50 cents at Chipperfeld Drug Co.
Fairbury’s White Piano Co offers marked down pianos and player pianos with a 2 to 1 down payment credit up to 50.90, plus free music lessons and a three month exchange option for any piano chosen, promising the greatest offer in the history.
Mrs O B Hill visited the Intermediate room. Miss Leona Raymond, a Beatrice High School visitor, attended Friday. The Literary Club meets Friday afternoon. Report cards for the fourth month go out this week. A quote from David Starr Jordan appears. Maurice Hill sprained his ankle last Saturday but still attended school. Miss Lucile Fairchild of Orleans, a Beatrice High senior, visited with Miss Sylvia Miller. Black beard Christmas decorations draw attention in the schools. A boys' gleen club is formed with members Ed win Reinhart William Logan Henry Fouts Harry Reinley Ray Green Alle Nelgon Will Diller Worth Dowling Max Rodell Lawrence Blauser William Shepherd Orville Patton James Fairbanks. Club directed by Miss Whitaker, assisted by Miss Sturdevant. February 3 is Patron Day with talks to parents and teachers by Supt Harries and Dean Fordyce. evening lecture by Dean Fordyce. Alex Bell on a business trip to Beatrice yesterday. Vernon McManes arrived from Oklahoma to visit his parents. Lincoln relatives plan to spend Christmas with Dillef relatives.
An old advertisement touts Bucksea's Arnica Salve as the greatest healer for burns, boils, piles, catarrhs, sores, eczema, and rocanias. The copy claims relief from winter ailments like frostbite and chapped skin with a trial at 5 cents at Cuipperfield.
Pleasant Lodge surprised Mrs Mary Miller at her home last Tuesday to honor her election as Treasurer of Superior Lodge Degree of Honor at a meeting in Louisville Kentucky. She has served Nebraskas Grand Lodge as Treasurer for six years and held other high offices. The Nebraska delegation presented a sterling silver souvenir spoon at installation to show appreciation of the honor.
A collage of shoppers notes from Beckwith's plate glass shelves and a sale announcement at Kunter & Co with discounts until January. Mention of Mrs. Grace Bell as an incoming passenger on No. 16 Sunday and various local moves, sales, and a Beatrice banquet with notable attendees including Senator Peter Jansen and Dr. Gass.
Slightly used piano offered for immediate sale to save boxing and shipping costs. Cash price advertised with payment options as low as 5 dollars per month. Write Olney Music Company 81 Saint Joseph Missouri for details.
In a dated declaration the narrator demands payment of all money owed. The note states that after accommodating the party addressed, the writer expects final settlement now from the recipient at 40 Canter Kieismerer. The communication references an obligation and urgency to settle.
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