Christian church parsonage high repaint and sales notices
Local notices mention a new coat of paint for the parsonage and a public sale near Harbine. Thomas Nelson and Mrs. Carmichael are involved in management changes. Chriei of John Watson’s land is valued at $6,000. G O Roseman plans a sale and will move to California for his wife’s health. auctioneer Wright to conduct the auction on February 22 at 10 o’clock.
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G. O.roseman
Roseman
California
Goke
Is. Wright
Birthday Event At Elon Hotel Promises Treats and Scents
A general invitation is extended to all to attend a gathering at Bob's hotel building and support videos served from 4 PM with scents for adults and 10 cents for children. Attendees are urged to bring well-titled baskets and share in the occasion.
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WR. C
Abu Bob's
Seed Oats for Sale from Nebraska Experiment Station Test
Seed oats imported from Russia by the Nebraska Experiment Station tested for six years for liver disease. Tests indicate they mature earlier yield more and are heavier than other varieties. Vigorous plants with short stiff straw. Seed obtainable from E W Steffen Diller. Phoue Noirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Theos Hiepsol
Presbyterian Church Sunday Services and Meetings
Sunday school and all services begin at 11 o'clock with a sermon from the book of Bath. At 6 30 pm the Young Peoples meeting features Christ Life work. Evening sermon at 7 30 pm on Paul's Advice to Young People. Reve Kininer preaches at Upson church Sunday afternoon. Ladies Missionary Society meets Saturday Feb 17 at 3 10 pm at Tristman's with discussions on China and the American Indians and actions for their state and people.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Upson
Ladies’ Missionary Society of the
Presbyterian Church
Tristman’s
China
Two good residences for sale in Dil ler for cheap
Real estate item from Beatrice Nebraska listing two affordable houses. Contact C C WiIait at Beatrice for details and inquiries.
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Diller
C.C. Wiiaut
Beatrice
Neb
Hutchison announces public sale at Diller livery barn
A. J. Hutchison has reserved Saturday February 24 for a public sale at his livery barn in Diller. Bills will be out in a few days telling what he will sell. Watch for them.
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A. J. Hutchison
Diller
Coal advertisement for Niggerhead Maitland coal price
J. B. Zook advertises Niggerhead Maitland coal at $7.00 off the car and $7.25 delivered to home. He claims the coal produces no soot.
Maxwell to Sell Farm Stock Next Friday
W. T. Maxwell has sold his farm and will sell all stock and farm implements next Friday February 23. Free lunch at noon. See bills printed at this office for further particulars.
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W. T. Maxwell
Epworth League Valentine Party At Lightner Home
The Epworth League hosted a Valentine party at the home of Mr and Mrs B F Lightner on Wednesday evening with good attendance. Activities included drawing pictures writing verses and assembling cardboard heart shapes cut into pieces. Prizes went to the most skillful performers Miss Benson and Rev Huntington gave recitations.
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Epworth Loange
B. F. Lightner
Farm sale announced for February 20 by W. M. Riddle
W M Riddle rents his farm and will sell all personal effects at public sale February 20 starting at 9 o'clock. The sale lists 14 head of horses 21 head of cattle 55 head of hogs and a large amount of farm machinery. Col J B Wright and Thos P Price will conduct the sale.
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W. M. Riddle
Col. J. Bo Wright
Thos
P. Price
Farmers Elevator Odell Anticipates High Grain Returns
Odell bought 13 000 bushels of oats 46 000 bushels of wheat and 127 000 bushels of corn last year at the farmers elevator. Four thousand bushels were retailed at home. At its last meeting the company praised stockholders with a liberal dividend and noted paying the highest market price for grain at all times.
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Odell
Pine-ules Promise Relief for Women Ailing Back and Kidneys
Backed as a cure in one night Pine-ules claim to relieve kidney pain neuralgia and rheumatic aches. Sufferers urged to heed warnings and buy at Neeley's Pharmacy to cleanse blood strengthen kidneys and bladder.
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Neeley’s Pharmacy
Drink More Water Vital for Power and Digestion
The article argues water is essential for vitality and all body functions including digestion and elimination. It notes an average adult body is over half water and requires at least two quarts of pure water daily, mentioning Japanese soldiers drinking two to four gallons daily.
Common Colds Linked to Serious Diseases Warns Doctors
Physicians with national renown say colds cause many illnesses and worsen throat and chest conditions. They urge avoiding colds to prevent pneumonia consumption and chronic catarrh. Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, claim says, cures before diseases develop and contains no opium or morphine. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
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Chamberlain
Spear Drug Ca
Sale notice for livestock and farm equipment
SaALe.1 span mules coming yearlings 15 shoats and a cow fresh soon. W. W. Calkins. Hiram Paecker, who sold his farm recently, will have his sale next Monday February 19 beginning at 10 O clock with free lunch at noon. He will sell 7 horses 22 head of cattle 35 hogs and all his farm machinery. Col. J. B. Wright auctioneer T. P. Price Clerk.
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Hiram Paecker
Col
J. B. Wright
T. P. Price
Evening Social Honors Miss Jeffries and Odell Guest
Six girls entertained at Miss Patrice McEllwee home for a five course dinner in honor of Miss Urith Jeffries of Odell. They then visited Miss Ethel Jefferes home from 7 to 11 30 with games speeches and refreshments.
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Patrice MceEllwee
Urith Jeffries
Odell
Ethel Jefferes
A Habit to Be Encouraged
A mother who keeps Chamberlain's Cough Remedy on hand avoids much anxiety and eases coughs colds and croup in children. It counteracts a cold's tendency to pneumonia and given at first croup symptoms can prevent the attack. Safe and harmless, sold by Spear Drug Co.
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Spear Drug Co
Final settlement hearing in Alfred Waggoner estate
County Court in Fairbury Nebraska. Charles E Wagpoeer administrator asks for final account discharge. Hearing set for March 5, 1906 at 1 p.m. Notice to interested parties via three weekly publications in Ditter Record. County Judge C. O. Bovix presiding.
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Fairbury
Ditter- Record
C. O. Bovix
Ordinance Establishing Village Diller Elector Rules
Local ordinance defines elector qualifications and election process for Diller Nebraska village. Sets trustee composition five members with varying term lengths, eligibility, oath, clerk roles, notice requirements, and voting days starting April Li 1906.
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Diller
Jefferson County
Neb
United States
Nebraska
Ifice
Board of Trustees
Weir
Board of Trestees
Sai Village
Alex . Henay Eaton
Strayed or Stolen Horse Near Diller
Strayed or stolen from a residence northwest of Diller on Tuesday February 6 a dark brown yearling horse with a star on the forehead and a white hind foot. A liberal reward for its recovery.
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Diller
Elf
Dust Preventive From Akonia Suppresses Road Dust
United States Consul Hortons reports a Greek origin substance named akonia acts as a dust preventive on roads. One ton dissolved in 500 gallons of water will spray a thirty foot by half mile road without dust, with a second coat after fifteen days using one-fourth ton in 400 gallons.
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United States
Hortons
Bureau of Commerce and Labor
Greece
Akonia
Sys
Chicago News
Piraeus
Horton
Mrs Gould Urges President to Promote Good Roads
Mrs Howard Gould speaking to a New York American reporter after a 1000 mile auto trip from Philadelphia to Castle Gould urged President Roosevelt to push for better roads. She noted poor southern roads, said farmers want improvements, and pressed newspapers to back a strong road propaganda effort.
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Howard Gould
Bellevue-Stratford Hotel
Philadelphia
Castle Gould
New York
Be Romans In Road Building Rally Urges Better Roads
A Pacific Monthly plea argues for superior transportation by road and rail. It cites Roman road building as a model and warns that poor roads hinder settlement, commerce, and national progress, urging citizens to improve their road system for lasting advantage.
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Pacific Monthly
Gravel Road Maintenance Tips From Early Manual
The text advises keeping piles of gravel at intervals along a road so repair crews can fetch material without long trips. It stresses filling ruts promptly and stamping or raking the surface smooth as fresh material is applied, ensuring proper compaction and upkeep.
To Teach Good Roads At Denison University
Professor B H Trask head of civil engineering at Denison University Granville Ohio will lead teaching of road building methods. The Columbus Dispatch says the Plain Dealer may see this as the start of college programs studying road construction.
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B. BH. Trask
Denison University
Granville
Siys
Columbus Dispatch
Clevelin
Plain’ Dealer
Colleges of
Olin
Ring Sets Evening Plans as Doorbell Echoes
A Baltimore American snippet shows a light exchange about a doorbell and engagement ring, capturing a moment of domestic whimsy as a guest and host react to a loud chime. The dialog hints at plans and a proposed engagement setting the scene.
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Tatehem
Baltimore American
Happy the Man Learns Early in Wide Chasm
A fragment echoes a theme of learning early in a vast chasm. The text mentions Hess and a struggle between wishes and powers, suggesting a philosophical or literary note on fate and agency.
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Hess
Fragmented OCR Note on Order and Society
Fragmented text discusses order as central to city health state security and personal balance. The short excerpt uses metaphor comparing order to beams and foundation and includes garbled symbols and missing context. No clear event or subjects identified.
Misprint Claims Peel Sled Peasants in Ireland
A London paper in the 1800s allegedly ran a notorious misprint stating Sir Robert Peel and a party of friends were shooting peasants in Ireland. The intended text read friends and peasants, the error reversing the meaning.
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London
Robert Peel
Ireland
A Matter of Money
A witty exchange questions marrying a woman who sued a man for breach of promise. The humor hinges on how a jury’s actions might influence a suitor's decision and the social expectations of romance and legality.
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Chicago Record-Herald
Whieti Sincerity Highlighted in True Friendship
A reflection on friendship and affections as the heart’s substance, contrasting with surface displays. The verse underscores genuine bonds over outward merriment and mere attachments.
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Whieti
Burton
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