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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Dec 30, 1904
Page
1
Local items from Diller include farm sales and business changes, court adjournment in Fairbury, school reopening after holidays, and visits by residents. Mentions of individuals such as Miss Flossie Raymond recovering from scarlet fever, Marion Brown from South Dakota, Mrs. J. B. Clark, and Frank Miller alongside various travel and sales notices.
In urgent croup cases, the article recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the dependable option. Mr. M. F. Compton of Market Texas reports using it in severe croup with prompt relief. For sale by Shear Drug Co.
The advertisement touts forty million bottles sold in the United States since introduction and claims August Flower cures indigestion and dyspepsia. It cites over thirty five years of success for stomach and intestinal disorders and urges trial bottles at Neely's Pharmacy with prices 25c and 15c for regular size.
Olive Ballard will sew through April 1. Miss Bernice Welton visited ore with her parents near Fairbury. Mrs M E Gear moved to a new west town home. Joe Bodell returns from Kearney to carpenter during summer. Miss Mabel Thompeos received a gold watch for her birthday. Dan Kaseer the tailor visits Beatrice for a week with family. Presbyterian Sunday school plans Christmas exercises. J B Bixby sold restaurant business to Jas Packer Jr and Cal Waggoner. new firm takes over Monday. Minor notices include sales, livestock, and holiday visits among local residents.
Blunders may cost much and life sometimes pays the price for error. Dr Kings New Life Pills promise relief from dyspepsia dizziness headache and liver or bowel troubles. Gentle yet thorough. 25 cents at Spearing Company Store.
Notice is hereby given to all parties not to hunt or fish on lands owned by St Pesce, T Eick, W M Eick, Albert Leaper, T Maxwell, E Fairbanks, D H Greider, E L Tivock, Geo Fisher. Trespassers may face legal action for violation of restricted property.
A used remedy claims to curb nervousness and stomach upsets, tone the stomach and kidneys, and cleanse the blood. It promises rapid relief of fatigue and aches, with a 50 cent price and money back guarantee from Spear Drug Co.
The January issue highlights Marion Harland on My twelve Favorite Receipts and articles for housewives including How to Bring Up Children Mrs Santer s Home Page A Calendar arty For the Girl Who Earns Her Own Living Mottoes for the New Year Underwear for the Little Folks Some Famous Old Virginia Dishes and notes on old age. Henry Irving Dodge writes The Epoch Making Struggle of Northern Pacific and Fritz Morris on When Rorasey Goes Visiting fiction includes The aos of Diamonds Or So Lenin Teney ile Peleg s Queer Will Father and more. Published by Crowell Publishing Company Springfield Ohio one dollar a year ten cents a copy.
Stand up for Diller by subscribing for the Recorp. Mr and Mrs Geo Pickard spent Christmas with relatives at Beatrice. You can pay taxes at First National Bank. Complete tax list on file. J W Mathias and family returned from Belvidere Nebr. Ben Gretzinger returned to Gilead to clerk in a store after holidays with Diller friends. Robertson traveled to Bradshaw Nebraska to visit his father. Demand to settle accounts owed to restaur ant business. J B Bixny and J Newton Musser head to Wisconsin for the year, stopping in Iowa en route. Knapp sold to Mr Piesa of Beatrice, brother of Mrs Peter Jansen. Fairbury Journal reports Alvin Pa Pasco and Miss May Fasnacht married by county judge at Beatrice and to live on Condon farm east of Diller. Christmas school entertainment and box social by Mabel Folkers drew strong turnout. proceeds about 16 dollars to boost the library.
An article notes aging men can live long with proper diet and occasional stomach aid. It mentions Chamberlain's tablets and urges balance. Also describes a Christmas program at Musser Carmichael and Bell districts with Miss Effie Diller. A spelling contest, ciphering competition, and dinner for 60 to 65 participants are recounted.
Local firm offers printed sale bills in any size type and color with free sale notice in the Recorp. Services include cards envelopes letterheads wedding invitations and all stationery. They advertise a large stock of type and cheap rates with satisfactory work.
The Record outlines Diller school week before holidays with Santa Claus expectations and Christmas tree, noting lessons in rhetoric and language, Christmas stories, and drawings by grammar and high school pupils. Teachers and pupils exchanged good cheer as the term resumes January 2.
Anna Benson visited Odell for the holidays and Patton traveled to Chester Nebraska for Christmas with friends. Ed Henrichs and Will Kunter returned to Fremont to attend business college, joined by Gur. hunter. Mrs. Anne K. Ord attended the Nebraska Teachers Association in Omaha. Weather record: 6 below zero with a gale and light snow, and a clear night afterward.
Beall Miss reports wife showed rapid improvement after using Dr Kings New Discovery for consumption. Four bottles cured her and trial bottles are free. Spear Drug Co guarantees availability at 30 cents and one dollar per bottle. Judge Babcock and Kelligar set district court dates for 1905 across multiple counties with varying jury requirements.
The grade work west of town is completed and graders have shifted to other tasks. A crew left Saturday for New Mexico while another team digs a channel for Indian creek down to bedrock requiring blasting. The cut off removes two steep grades and two bridges and a trestle, raising the track above floods.
A refined December 28 1904 home wedding at Mrs. Christie W Thompson Diller Nebraska joined Chester W Sparks and Mabel A Thompson in marriage. Rev Frank Mills presided with Anna O Donnell at the piano. A blue and white repast followed a fern and smilax bay window ceremony. Out of town guests included Langworthy Odell Beatrice and Omaha attendees. The couple left for Lincoln for their bridal trip.
Local trader J O Blauser lists Patton Sun Proof Paints as stocked and offered for sale. The Masonic fraternity and Order of the Eastern Star plan their annual dinner in the hall tomorrow while the Grand Army and Relief Corps hold theirs in the same venue on the 4th prox.
The piece promotes Neelys Velvet Cream and extols value of invention and enterprise. It also previews the Jefferson County Farmers Institute in Fairbury from January 1 to February 1, urging wide乡 attendance and noting the social and educational benefits for farmers, women, and youth.
A.C. Mills visits grandparents Mr and Mrs G Tills Chas Mauer returned from Harvard Nebraska after Christmas with his parents. C W Scott returned from Hubbell Nebraska. W T Hall of Chester handles Burlington affairs during absence. Miss Effie Diller and Miss Anna Steiner travel to Pittsburg Kansas to visit relatives during holiday vacation.
The observance of the 80th wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs C Morrin was postponed from the 27th inst to this evening due to the blizzard. A number from town plan to attend and help them celebrate.
The annual meeting of the lot owners and stockholders will be held at Thos Nelsons hardware store in Diller Nebraska on Saturday January 7 1905 at 2 oclock p m for election of officers and business. AWL Tins t Man See y
The church program featured music recitations and dialogues with a central tree and gift distribution. Every Sunday school scholar received a present, and many additional valuable gifts were given to attendees.
Notice of sale on January 2 1905 at 1 PM at Beatrice courthouse for Grandma Leaper’s 160 acre farm near Diller. Property includes orchard house barn pasture and improvements. Sold to highest bidder for cash to settle estate with possession March 1 1905 and clear title.
Mr J Holeston of Maple Landing Iowa reports severe winter illness with la grippe symptoms. He says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets rapidly relieved coughing fever aches and congestion. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
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