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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1914
Page
5
A local editor mentions a house in Diller available for rent. The note hints at nearby commerce with Swift and Co and references a butcher, G. B. Cansel, who supplied seven inch loads last Saturday before warm weather limited handling.
An old advertisement touts Chamberlain's tablets for chronic constipation claiming a cure is possible. The copy markets the product as affordable at a quarter and available through Shutt Drug Co.
The article lists various community notices including a family visit to Orleans, a move to Neligh for Mrs. Barlow, a subscription pitch for magazines, a bankruptcy filing by Gore & Co. at Lik, and a legal note on state banks and postal savings. It then provides a detailed obituary for Mary J. Newnan Price, describing her birth, family, church membership, marriage, children, and the funeral service at the Presbyterian church with society and choir tributes.
Frank Nelson sustained a broken rib while helping unload large trees at his home on Monday. He was injured on the side and received bandaging and first aid at the scene.
We thank friends for aid and sympathy during our mother's illness, death, and burial and for the floral offerings. These tokens will be cherished and long remembered. P. W. Price, J. A. Price, Thos. P. Price, and families.
The notice advertises a renewal offer for The Record asking subscribers to pay promptly to receive seven big magazines in a one year bundle for an extra 18 cents. It emphasizes urgency and value to ensure continued service.
Rev James A Lewis Milaca Minnesota recommends Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a trusted cure for coughs and croup proven in his home over years. He urges fellow readers to give it a trial and expect positive results from this medicine.
A nine pound daughter was born on the 17th to Mr. and Mrs. John Fasnacht of the Ellis neighborhood.
Han Mathuluka of Buffalo New York hails Dr King s New Life Pills as the king of all laxatives for constipation A box keeps the family well with a sale price of 26 cents Available at all druggists or by mail H E Bucklen Co Philadelphia or St Louis
A farm auction set for Wednesday February 25 1914 at 2 p m will offer the property including 2 mules with harness a 12 year old mare a first class milch cow and a full line of farm machinery and posts. Terms under 10 dollars cash over 10 dollars six month credit at 8 percent with bankable note. Also notes the K K K club meeting at Mrs Martha Diller home with luncheon and guests.
Ray Strockey is reported to be recovering nicely from his recent illness. The note appears in a local update as part of a community brief. An advertisement urges neighbors to subscribe to The Record with a yearly offer of seven oe cae all one year for 1.68.
Robert Madsen of West Burli suffered months with a virulent liver ailment. After four doctors failed, he used Electric Bitters and now reports good health. A bottle was purchased this week with money back if not satisfied.
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