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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1909
Page
5
A bulging Diller column notes rail arrivals and departures, local sales at the Racket, and Peter Jansen’s Big Sale set for February 11. Also listed are personal visits, sports mishaps, medical ads, and property transactions including W. A. Cherry’s public sale and Max Kaden’s residential purchases near the Christian church.
An advertisement claims sickness links hidden nerve failure to stomach heart and kidney issues. It credits Dr Shoop with a Restorative that targets failing nerves and promises quick proof in a five to ten day test sold by Neelys Pharmacy.
Alex Bell travels to Loretta Nebraska on a business trip. Mia Chas visits Thompson and Diller for business and relatives. Carl Gale, former resident, elected president of the Gage County Live Stock Breeders Association. Mr and Mrs W C Starcky visit daughter Mrs E S Dunn in Wyomorean. Augusta Lohman from near Harbine moves to Colorado to live with son in law Lew Pingle after wife’s death. Mead Shuniway denied rehearing. execution scheduled for February 19. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup recommended for seasonal colds. keeps at home for children.
Mrs Blauser and Wom Jessup travel by last evening’s train to Long Island Kansas after receiving a telegram about the death of his brother’s wife. An advertisement for Woods Liver Medicine touts liquid formula for liver regulation and relief of multiple ailments with one dose. Neely’s product placement appears in the same notice.
J C White sells 160 acres two miles east to Henry Walters for 10800 dollars. Matilda Ipson sells 80 acres twenty four miles north to A M Sath for 5200 dollars. G F Graf sells 160 acres three miles north to Grant and Henry Beam for 11000 dollars.
The ad touts Preventice as a safe fever and cold remedy for children. It promises prompt relief without quinine or harsh ingredients and suggests carrying the tablets in a vest pocket or purse for quick use. The product is priced at 950.
Chester Sparks will hold a multi item sale next Wednesday February 10 at his residence about 30 miles east of Harbine starting 10 oclock with a free lunch at noon. The auction includes 7 horses and mules 9 head of cattle some hogs and a lot of farm machinery. Col J B Wright auctioneer A Mayborn clerk bills for details.
J A Stone of Kemp Texas, plagued by a stubborn lung cough and weight loss, credits Dr King’s New Discovery with restoring his health. He claims he recovered from 130 to 178 pounds and endorses it for severe colds, coughs, hemorrhages, asthma, and pneumonia prevention. Trial bottle free. guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
In memory of Mrs Chas Monasmith Cynthia R Reeves married Chas W Monasmith in Humboldt Nebraska. They lived in Ax tell and Pawnee City before settling near Diller then died after long illness with cancer. Funeral services were held with Baptist and Odd Fellows members in attendance. Her husband five sons and one daughter survive.
Mrs. W.C. Starkey visited relatives at Table Rock and Pawnee City Nebr. Charley Greenie plans a house addition in the east part of town when weather allows. Robert Johnson from Dempster’s Beatrice visited Diller relatives last Sunday. Breeders of Duroc Jersey hogs hold a bred sow sale in Beatrice February 12, listed elsewhere.
An ad touts Dr. Shoop's Croup Remedy claiming rapid relief in 20 minutes with no vomiting or distress. It is offered as a safe pleasing syrup for 50 cents. The Rock Creek school entertainment, postponed from last Friday due to bad weather, will be held next Saturday night, February 6.
Col. J. B. Wright announces a sale for Wellington Bros. 6 miles west and south of Diller. 11 horses and mules, 2 cattle, 21 hogs and assorted implements to be auctioned. Free lunch at noon.
A promotional coupon in a 250 package of Dr Shoop Health Coffee Imitation includes a clever 250 silvered no drip coffee strainer. The offer claims 90 large coups for 250 and promises customer satisfaction, with Neely's as the seller.
Dr. Leach announces birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Engelbrecht born on the 28th ult. Fancy china dishes offered at Neely’s Pharmacy for 25c. J C Blauser offers the latest auto seated buggies. Hare’s Photo gallery opens Feb 10 at the old stand. Owen Brown of Diller visits Miss Alice Kirby last Thursday. Josh Robertson and R L Oakes join Beatrice excursion to Corpus Christi Texas. Peter Jansen’s Big Sale set for next week Thursday Feb 11.
An advertisement touts Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea as a cure for marital bliss with a claim of perpetual happiness for husbands and wives. Neely's Pharmacy promotes Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as a safe home treatment without opiates, noting its mountain shrub leaves and unique taste.
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