06 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 06, 1903
Page
1
Brief, informal round up of community items including travels of Cole Sepeniee and Will Carmichael to St. Joe, January assessments, a carload of horses shipped to Kansas City, moved residents, new phone installations, saloon closures after a fire in Wymore, and local remarks on daily life and Bret Harte reference.
A fragment notes Ralph H. Koch and a large class at the naval academy in Annapolis praised for proficiency. The text references a twentieth unit and clan affiliations in training.
Mr and Mrs Alexander Gunn of Ree 2 America suffer the death of their child in a blaze. Authorities report a deadly fire incident with limited surviving details available at this time.
Fragmentary text describes harsh weather with fierce winds causing delays along the eastern region. Details are incomplete but indicate significant wind impact and travel disruption.
An old ad fragment promotes DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve with cryptic wording and brand mentions such as W. Sutten. The readable bits suggest a generic product promotion and miscellaneous stray text from an antique page.
A local court in St. Louis considers a settlement over an heir's claim to an estate. The dispute centers on a contested will and unseen assets. Attorneys for the claimant seek confirmation of the settlement terms.
Disjointed lines mention flour, a person named Mies Lelia Frank traveling to Diller, a reference to rheumatism, a daily publication, Merconi system help for north Atlantic steamers, a Chinese calling card, trout size, weather with heavy snow and strong north east wind, and a deputy involved in a city matter.
Eyewitness accounts blame severe blizzards for cattle deaths in eastern Colorado ranges. Critics accuse big companies of leaving herds exposed to harsh winter conditions.
A nursery riddle describes a fine drum with many pieces and children losing pieces as they handle it. By the ash barrel, there are even more pieces and a suggestion of greater peace in the house.
Mr. and Mrs. P. W. Price of It, Kansas, arrived last evening as guests of friends. Mr. Price attends a stockholders meeting of the People's State Bank in which he is interested.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention disease care and keeping organs open with a 10¢ box referenced. It states all druggists and includes the number 533, but no clear context or complete product details.
The text notes shifts in farming: the scythe and corn are museum pieces, separators revolutionize butter making, digging is mechanized, and value rises on brains and scientific efficiency.
Smith Differ came back Sunday from visiting his mother at Carlisle Pennsylvania with Miss Clara Steiner who had been visiting relatives in Carlisle. Raymond accompanying them remains unnamed in the report.
The report describes an operation performed Monday in Wood River Nebraska. It notes a person named Leaper and his son Fraak were present during the surgery. An abscess was removed and the patient was recovering well afterward.
An upcoming Falentina event was announced for February 14 by the Diller AOU. Details remain unclear due to incomplete text.
A fragment notes that in the Argentine Republic men at age twenty are marriageable and that if they remain unmarried they owe the government a tax of five to twenty dollars per month. It mentions repeat reopenings of a contest and references of graves and rest.
A special meeting of the W. R. C. will be held next Wednesday afternoon at 2 o'clock to arrange for the annual G. A. R. event. A party of excursionists from Beat Rice traveled to Oklahoma and the Indian Territory Tuesday to view lands for investment, with a stop about a mile north of Diller.
One was pale and sallow and other fresh and rosy. When the difference? She who is blushing with health uses Dr. King's New Life Pills to maintain it. By gently arousing the lazy organs they compel food digestion and head off constipation. Try them. Only 25c at J W Sutton's.
Friday returned Monday with 760 sheep he bought in McCook Nebraska. A small wreck Sunday left a person injured after a narrow passage incident caused by an open safety switch on a train.
A North Star Michigan resident says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best for coughs colds and croup in her family. The product is for sale by Sutton.
Fragmentary report notes J G Neely purchased a stock of drugs and medicines and invoicing began. The site has moved into a doctor's building after being closed when first visited, with recent relocation noted.
An advertisement touts One Minute Cough Cure as giving relief in one minute by killing the microbe that tickles the mucous membrane and clearing phlegm. It claims to soothe the lungs ward off colds and croup and to be harmless for all ages, credited to J W Sutton.
Kodol care cures and offers digestive relief. The phrase emphasizes the claim that a weak stomach leads to weakness and discomfort, with the product presented as a remedy.
The note mentions a girl at sight and a 0. cent daily wage, with Thiele smiling as photos are taken. Sagen plans to load his car and move to southeastern Kansas, while The Record reports Mr. Calkine leaving the community.
The note cites pricing details for land at per acre rates and a $1,200 residential property in the city. It highlights tangible property costs but lacks broader context or entities.
A short notice notes a remedy priced at 25 cents, touted as effective for burns bruises skin eruptions and piles with a warning tone about near life end.
Nebraska Experiment Station releases Bulletin No. 76 detailing five years of daily herd records. Free copies available to state residents upon request. bulletin outlines dairy data and methods.
An advertisement touts Chasleshain's Stomach and Liver Tablets for cleansing and regulating the stomach and bowels, improving appetite, and enhancing life quality. Sold by J. W. Sutton.
A cryptic telegram exchange hints at a mysterious request to a father. The line “The rose is red, the violets blue” is followed by a plea for fifty from P.D.Q. The response nods to a counter message about red roses and pink violets, implying a coded request and its rebuke.
The Woodman supper at Loock's hall last Saturday drew a full crowd. Hosts and a team of waiters plus several young ladies served, as attendance and energy marked the season’s event.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention alternative medicines for women and a comparison to teid. Key terms include medicine, doctor guidance, and treatment options. The readable text is incomplete, hindering precise identification of entities or actions.
Low rates announced for trips to Portland Tacoma Seattle and San Francisco Los Angeles with dates February 15 to April 30. Regional travel service lists urban origins and mentions Helena Butte and Eakete City amid limited fare details and daily conduct.
An old notice urges readers to treat chest colds promptly with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to ward off pneumonia. It claims quick cures and notes J W Sutton as the seller.
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