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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1907
Page
1
The text notes ongoing development of trade and promotive factors driving new business, asking if the reader has noticed the widening scope and sustained expansion of commercial activity.
Dentists and residents listed with events in Diller Fairbury Endicott Odell and nearby areas. Cattle shipments, farm operations, and sales noted including 76 ear loads from Steele City and 3800 head at Green Fairchild farm. A marriage, church events, a government building bill, and a groundhog mention accompany local business notices.
John Pleasant of Magnolia Indiana praises Dr King’s New Life Pills noting personal benefit over six years. The January 24 gathering at Captain Joseph Starr’s home celebrated the Starrs' arrival at the 42nd milestone with reminiscences and a dainty supper. Laxets candy tablets advertised as gentle laxatives are sold by Spear Drug Co in 5 and 25 cent boxes.
About thirty neighbors gathered at Mr and Mrs John Clarks one mile west of town for Mr Clarks 47th birthday. Guests left with a rocker and painted plates as mementos after a pleasant evening. Cham ber lains Salve advertised for relief and cures with Spear Drug Co selling it for 25 cents.
Mrs Eva Uncapher of Grovertown Stark County Indiana recounts a near fatal cough then credits Dr Kings New Discovery with restoring her health after four one dollar bottles. The Spear Drug Co guarantees the cure and offers 50 cent and one dollar sizes with a trial bottle free.
Oriv Neely of New Market Iowa visits his brother Dr J G Neely and family. O Miller buys Copeland's restaurant business and will take possession once the invoice is completed. John L Henrichs heads to Phoenix Arizona to seek relief from bronchitis contracted while building an addition to his store.
The notice promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at Spear Drug Co. with a 25 count price and a free sample. An auction by Wright and Price for John A. Davis at his Diller area residence lists 7 horses, 21 cattle, 47 hogs, 9 chickens, and farming tools starting at 10 o clock February 21 with lunch. Also advertised is Dr Shoop’s Croup Cure claiming quick relief for croup and mink skin shipments by A L Hallman from Lincoln area trappers.
An old remedy note recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm for rheumatic muscle pain. Apply two or three times daily and rub vigorously. If relief is slow, wrap a flannel bandage lightly daubed with Pain Balm for quicker effect. Sold by Sper.
Mr and Mrs Charlie Taylor were surprised on their twenty fifth wedding anniversary with a party hosted by friends and neighbors before their upcoming move to Oklahoma A silver fruit basket was given as a remembrance and esteem token. Guests included I D Steiner J Hiatt Frank Gerwick Joseph Legpet P B Miller E Morris G F Eick Jacob Stacker Frank Sible EB Davidson Harry Coleman John Sible Jesse Brandt Geo Cunningham J A Colly Mrs Jennie Upson Mrs Henry Fasnacht Mr E Cunningham Mr Feed Fisher and Mr Robert Upson.
J C Clark ships a carload of cattle to market on Wednesday. For sale a flock of barred Plymouth Rock cockeral at J B Hole Harbine. Herman Wells and Minnie McCullough of Severance Kansas wed December 24 at Ellia News. Rev J H Weastervelt announces a series of special meetings at the M E church starting next Sunday evening February 8.
Printed sale bills await auction dates for the Record. Free notices of each sale will be published. Children in need are sought by the Child Saving Institute 1806 Ohio Street Omaha Nebraska. Over three hundred pass through yearly with forty to sixty on hand. Also sympathy for the Briggs family of Diller now in Edmonds Washington on their ten year old son Percy who died of diphtheria. Preventics cold remedy advertised by Spear Drug Co.
Dates for Col J B Wright sale are to be made at the record printing office in Diller.
A St Paul reader reports a time ly sermon by Haskell of the Ord Quiz condemning chain letter prayers. The notice reproduces a threatening message urging nine recipients to forward the prayer or face misfortune.
The St. Paul Republican questions the authority and motives behind a chain prayer letter attributed to Bishop Laverance. It argues the spirit behind the prayer is selfishness and warns against forwarding the message while urging readers to seek genuine concern for others.
Physicians with national reputations warn that catching cold leads to pneumonia consumption and chronic throat and lung troubles. Do not risk health or take chances with a cold. Chamberlains Cough Remedy claims to cure before diseases develop and contains no opium or morphine. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
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