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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1912
Page
8
The fragment recounts holiday scenes including Mrs. W. L. Hadsell visiting her Lincoln relatives and Mr. and Mrs. Arch Shultz's Christmas from Beatrice. It mentions Adam Gretzinger shipping a carload of Christmas beers and Fasnacht family near Diller.
An old advertisement claims a device or remedy called life it can end a shameful plot between liver and stomach. It touts Dr Kings Life It and promises to restore health and good feelings. Available for 25c at Shutt Drug Co.
A Wednesday evening event at city hall hosted by the younger set featured games and music by the Logans. Miss Beulah-Bell supervised the punch, while Mr. and Mrs. S C Mower served as chaperones.
A local drug firm promotes a cold remedy for children claiming it has no opium or narcotics and can be given with implicit confidence. The ad notes its fame for cures and recommends Shutt Drug Co as the seller.
A reflective note on how a sorrowful year may yield healing in the coming year. The passage contrasts hardship and joy, urging a measured transition from old to new with hope and restraint. It emphasizes the sober quiet of New Year’s day and its impression on readers.
Under this head will be publish ed free short notices of all public sales for which bills are printed at this office. If you are intending baying a sale this fall it will be to your interest to call on us. In addition to free advertising we will help prepare copy for your bills secure an auctioneer arrange a date to suit you and print your bills at a reasonable price.
Saturday session drew a large crowd with instructive addresses. Premiums and prizes in the domestic science exhibit were auctioned with spirited bidding. Officers elected include President W G Myers and Mrs Riley Tucker as domestic science president, reflecting an active community event at Jefferson county in 1913.
Mrs Mary Emerson of Beatrice visits her daughter Mrs H E Green in Diller over Christmas. A Des Moines man suffers muscular rheumatism and, after trying Chamberlains Liniment advised by a friend, recovers within three days. The liniment is sold by Shutt Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs Jessie Hunnicutt of Steele City and Mr and Mrs Ed Ogden of Wytmore shared a Christmas dinner at the home of the ladies parents Mr and Mrs F M McManes in this city.
An old advertisement promotes Dr s New Discovery as the best medicine to drive away winter illnesses like pneumonia colds and grip. It claims many use it and cites a husband who avoided fever after taking it at Shytt Drug Co.
The Diller Music Company piano contest concluded at 6 o'clock Monday evening with judges awarding the piano to Beulah Thompson.
Readable text fragment shows names Catarid ae, cel and Cox connected to Toledo. The snippet provides no clear event or outcome to describe.
Miss Beneida Fanders took Christies dinner with home folks in Diller then returned to her work in Fairbury. Mr and Mrs Al Taylor spent Christmas with the Tatters brother Red Stotts and family returning yesterday to their home at Wymore. Mrs Ida McElwee visited Fairbury to stay with her mother Mrs Rebecca Ballard and sister Miss Bert Ballard. Mr and Mrs A T Watson went to Omaha Friday and relief agent H S Grimes looked after Burlington business in their absence.
Guarantee of liquid Roal to prevent and cure hog cholera and all germ diseases of animals with money back if not satisfied. Thos and Riley Tucker and Mtg. Hays traveled yesterday to Nemaha County, Nebraska to inquire about their fathers illness from pneumonia.
A mysterious disappearance centers on a group of renowned stage beauties in the Bhatt region. Police say no trace of the performers remains after a single noted cut in a backstage area. Investigators pursue leads tying the vanishing to a theatrical troupe.
Rev F Saeman and family shipped a carload of snake house hold goods and left yesterday for Rockport Missouri where he will preach at two churches one in town and one in the country, starting their new assignment.
A Kansas note from 1912 asks L Barragar of Sheldon to expedite a liquid coal shipment. The writer warns of horses being swept from the county and requests immediate delivery to avoid further losses.
Creditors of the deceased Henry Behrends must meet the estate administrator before County Judge Gereece C. Borie in Jefferson Nebraska at the county courthouse on December 17, 1912. All claims must be filed by June 19, 1919 for allowance.
A petition filed in Jefferson County seeks an order related to the estate of John Ton and related matters. The document notes a hearing date in the county and lists parties including Victtmen C. Specht. Further details are unclear due to damaged OCR text.
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