03 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 03, 1905
Page
1
A 1905 notice from Diller Neb announces Wall Paper sales with factory pricing and discounts 10 to 25 percent below rivals Beatrice Fairbury and Lincoln. The letter touts new up to date stock, long experience, and a guarantee to replace excess or short rolls, urging readers to compare prices locally.
A birth is recorded for Mr. and Mrs. John Sebolt. Col J B Wright announces a public sale for Rudolph Rehla eight miles east of Diller next Tuesday February 7. Sale includes ten head of cattle eleven head of hogs and farm machinery. J P London returned from Colorado with his son Marshal who will dispose of personal effects and then return to Colorado for residence due to improved health.
A disordered stomach causes distress and Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets are said to cure with a dose or two. Taking a dose at the first sign of an attack may ward off or lessen its severity. Sold by Spear.
Chas. Osborn sold his Diller residence to Mrs. Warthen for 835 dollars to provide a house keeping space in M. Wright's store room during remodeling. A surprise party for Miss Ora Zook occurred at her sister Mrs. Sam Thompson's home with many associates. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ogden of Wymore visited the McManes family at the McMananes hotel.
An advertisement touts Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets as a mild reliable physic available through Spear Drug Company. A local social note mentions Misses Gertrude Lottie Look and Miss R. Mae Baldwin returning to University Place to study. A farm sale near Ernst Ochs, eight miles north of Diller, is announced for February 10 with cattle horses and machinery, with bills for details.
An illustration cites Bucklen Arnica Salve relieving agony and healing a severely burned knee without a scar. It claims use for all wounds and sores and notes a 25 cent price at Spear's. Also reports J H Radloff’s farm sale next Wednesday with 7 horses and mules 29 cattle 27 hogs and implements near Diller.
A testimonial touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as preventing pneumonia after colds and influenza. The claim cites a Chicago theater fire deaths and pneumonia deaths as preventable with timely use of the remedy, mentioning W. D. Wilcox of Logan New York and Spear Drug Co as seller.
A collage of items lists a livery barn for sale in good location offered by D R Kelley, appointments and travel ads, and several family notices. Other brief items mention Diller and Elm Township officials, Mrs Harris visiting J L Harris in Norcatur, and piano tuning services by G A White Piano Co. Minor local news includes a court case outcome for Elmer Campbell, shipments and social visits, plus a Beatrice Tim item about Horace Greeley’s editor gift to H McBride.
Poisons in food can cause dyspepsia and Dr Kings New Life Pills are advertised promising cure or money back. A cold winter day is described with temperatures near 22 below at 7 am and 14 below at 6 pm. Snow fell four inches overnight as a north wind blew and the groundhog story is noted.
Mrs John A Young of Clay New York credits Electric Bitters with curing neuralgia of the liver and stomach and a weakened heart after long illness. The ad touts the medicine as best for weak women, sold by Spear Drug Co at 50 cents with guarantee. The piece then shifts to M E Church notices for February 5 detailing Sunday school and services led by Mrs Hartzell Eva Crocker and Rev J R Gettys with multiple conference sermons and sacrament administration at Ellis Rock Creek and Diller, inviting all to attend.
A local notice states the box supper at Blauser School house has been postponed for one week due to concerns about wellbeing and rising tensions. The event, originally set for this evening, involves the Blauser community and was linked to a hogs hogs event in Diller.
Black wood for sale including hickory ash hackberry and elm at a farm one mile east and a half mile south of Diller. Offered by Bot C F Farr Banks.
A notice reports a wave of counterfeiters selling imitations of Dr King’s New Discovery. Authorities warn the public to beware and seek genuine products from trusted sellers.
After years of illness Brights disease Mr Nacht an old settler in Kentucky departed this life January 11, he leaves a wife and nine children eight other members survive. Funeral arrangements were not fully readable in the fragment but indicate a family notice.
A local notice advertises a good residence for sale with inquiries directed to First National. No further details are provided in the readable text.
Notice to all parties is issued regarding an undetermined matter. The incomplete text suggests a formal call to appear or respond, but specifics such as names, dates, or locations are not readable. Further readable details are required to define the action, authority, and deadline.
Fragmentary OCR hints at dairy and butterfat pricing in 1902 Nebraska. Mentions dollars per hundredweight, farm economics, and references to De Laval and large farm numbers. Indicates concern over prices and farmer conditions in that era.
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