Local Notices and Movements Across Nebraska and Kansas
A sewing machine sold for 16 dollars at J O Blauser s. J Clark left for Wymore to take a brake man position on the Burlington. An officer from Fairbury served subpoenas in the Brown case. Les Butterbaugh plans to lease a farm near Liberty after moving from Ellis. Mr Osborn visits his son receiving cancer treatment in Alma. Mr Frank and daughter visit Humbolt relatives then return home. Theo W Kaden visits his brother Max in Herndon before Lawrence. James Long arrives from Newark to seek a farm to rent. J H Brandt moves two Burlington carloads of belongings toward Oberlin Kan. Nelson travels to Springfield Neb to take possession of a hardware and furniture store he bought.
Beart Physic and Stock Notices From Diller Area
The page notes Chambeln’s Stomach and Liver Tablets priced at 25 cents with a free sample at Spear Drug Co. J. H. Carmichael adds a Coach horse to his stallion trio at the London barn in Diller after March 1. A Dallas envoy writes of farmers sowing and planting corn, while Dr. Shoop’s Croup Cure is praised for rapid relief. A telephone companies clash near Diller sparks local conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chambelain
Spear Drug Co
J. H. Carmichael
London
Diller
Mr. Carmichael
B. L. Fillingham
Dallas
Texas
Rising From the Grave Electric Bitters Claims
Wm A Dertwell of Lucama NC reports a remarkable cure with Electric Bitters after fewer than three doses. He says the medicine cured his Bright's disease in the diabetes stage by stopping liver and bladder troubles. Price 50c. Guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. A. Dertwell
Lucama
Bright
Spear Drug Co
Endicott Teachers Visit Diller During Weekend
Billy Riddle moves to his father's farm south of Diller to work this season. A. L. Tristman C. A. Gale and T. P. Price were in Steele City on telephone business Tuesday. Miss Mabel Folkers Miss Grace Nelson and Mrs Eliza Dawson, Endicott teachers, visited Diller last Saturday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Billy
Riddle
Diller
A. L. Tristman
C. A. Gale
T. P. Price
Steele City
Mabel Folkers
Grace Nelson
Eliza Dawson
Endicott
Ministers Attend Omaha Missionary Meeting Delegates from Fourteen States Expected
Mr. John Gretzinger and Rev. F G Knauer pastor of the Diller Presbyterian church traveled Tuesday to Omaha to join a Men's Meeting of the Foreign Missionary Society. Delegates from fourteen states and a number of prominent speakers were expected to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Gretzinger
F. G. Knauer
Diller Presbyterian Church
Omaha
Foreign Missionary Society
Preventica Cold Cure Tablets Advert Is Safer Early
An old ad promotes Preventics as a safer way to stop a cold at the onset and head off pneumonia or bronchitis. The little toothsome tablets come in 5 and 25 cent boxes and are sold by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear Drug Co
State Bank at Ellis Organized with Capitol and Officers
A state bank with paid up capital of 5000 was organized at a public meeting in Ellis on the 18th inst. Officers chosen were President P J Zimmerman Vice President J H Penner Cashier H Mayborn and directors W H Miller and T E Pierce. A lot was selected for an immediate bank building. Cashier H Mayborn has been with Union Savings Bank of Beatrice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellis
Pres
P. J. Zimmerman
V. Pres
J. H. Penner
H. Mayborn
W. H Miller
T. E. Pierce
Union Savings Bank of
Beatrice
Business Trip and Market Movements Report
George Clark made a business trip to Fairbury Monday. F Hartzell was on the St. Joe market Tuesday with one car each of cattle and hogs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Clark
Fairbury
F. Hartzell
St. Joe
Miss L O Ballard Displays Guar anteed Silks
The ladies will be pleased to know that Miss L O Ballard has just received a nice line of samples of guaranteed silks which she would be pleased to show them.
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L. O. Ballard
Regener ation and Treasure in Earthen Vessels Sermons
The Christian Church announces Sunday services with morning topic Regeneration and evening topic The treasure in earthen vessels. Minister W. T. Kina invites all to attend.
Second Quarterly Conference Services At Local Church
The second quarterly conference of the current year will be held Saturday at eight. Sunday morning the presiding elder preaches. After the sermon the quarterly communion follows. Dr. Gettys will preach and lead communion at Rock Creek at eight.
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Gettys
Rock Creek
A Habit to Be Encouraged by Mothers
A mother’s habit of keeping Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy on hand saves anxiety. It quickly cures coughs colds and croup in children and may prevent pneumonia if given at first signs. The remedy contains no injurious ingredients and is trusted by mothers for baby care. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear Drug Co
Local residents return from visits and plan sale
Mrs Bert Bell and Mrs J E Cope land returned Tuesday from Lincoln visits. Grandma Price traveled to Kansas City to see son P W Price. C E Carr came back from marketing his cattle in St Joe. The Henrichs sent two carloads of cattle to Kansas City Wednesday. E L Loock and daughter Gert rude returned from a Peoria funeral. W T Gerard of the Cully farm near Diller posts notices for a sale on Tuesday March 5 at 10 with lunch noon. Col J B Wright to sell 4 horses 5 cattle 22 hogs farm machinery and household goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. E. Carr
St. Joe
W. T. Gerard
Cully Farm
Diller
Col. J. B. Wright
Notice to Farmers on Repairing and New Farm Derricks
Christ Kielemeier urges farmers to bring cultivators and plows for spring repairs and promotes 20th century farm derricks for loading, unloading, lifting, butchering, stacking, and other tasks. A lathe is available for general machine turning and repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christ Kielemeier
Gilman Visitors Report From Rail Arrival And Kansas Land Seekers
W J Paul of Gilman Iowa arrived on No 15 today to visit daughter Mrs J E Clark and family Fred Riddle and his father C L Riddle along with C A Gale went Tuesday to inspect land in western Kansas where Gale already owns an 80 acre farm
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. J. Paul
Gilman, Ia
J. E. Clark
Fred Riddle
C. L. Riddle
C. A. Gale
Kansas
Approve the Sunday School Convention
Diller Sunday School workers anticipate a small convention on the 22nd with pleasure. They stress cooperation over competition to improve child training, worship provision, and church leadership, urging attendance for shared advice and mutual benefit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Don’t You Like Business Interests Are Here
A fragment from a historical page notes business interests in a local area and references residential concerns. The text hints at property or economic themes affecting households without detailing actions.
Colman Couple Depart for Eureka Springs Ark
The Fairbury News notes delays in this paper due to page work. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Colman left Sunday for a few weeks at Eureka Springs Arkansas. Miss Mary Friday returned Wednesday from visiting Mrs. Agnes Mack of Fairbury. Under the 1903 revenue law taxes are collected more promptly. on January 1, 1907 unpaid 1905 taxes totaled 7492.49 with 1044 poll tax and 4625.18 due from the B. M. railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. H. Colman
Eureka Springs Ark
Mary Friday
Mrs
Agnes Mack
Fairbury
Fairbury News
Common Colds Linked to Serious Diseases, Remedy Endorsed
Physicians widely regard colds as precursors to pneumonia consumption and chronic throat and lung ailments. The piece urges prompt treatment with Chamberlain's Cough Remedy to prevent progression and notes its safety and three decades of proven cures. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear Drug Co
England’s wage decline shows municipal ownership harms workers
A parliamentary report cites a five year wage drop in Great Britain from 1900 to 1905 totaling over 100 million dollars in lost pay and 510 thousand dollars weekly. It argues higher taxes from government and municipal enterprises raise costs, lowering wages for the many while benefiting politicians and certain firms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Great Britain
England
Slow on City Coprielatio in Politics
A critical note argues that delaying reforms keeps government control in political hands, warning that more authority to politicians increases corruption and that moving business from private hands to public control risks mismanagement. The piece attributes this view to Troy Press.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
America
Troy Press
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. O. Blauser’s
J. Clark
Wymore
Burlington
Brown
Les Butterbaugh
Liberty
Mr. Osborn
Alma
Nebr
Frank
Wm. Freigay
Humbolt
Theo W. Kaden
Herndon
Kan
Lawrence
Max Kaden
James Long
Jasper Long
Newark
Ind
J. H. Brandt
Oberlin
Nelson
Spingfield
Missouri Pacific
Sheep
Diller Company
State Bank At
Christian Church
W. T. Kina
M. &. Church
Neeley’s Pharmacy
Bert Bell
J. E. Copeland
Lincoln
Grandma Price
P. W. Price
Kansas City
Henrichs
J. T
Geo
Fred
E. L. Loock
Gertrude
Mr. Loock
Peoria, Ill
Ness
Chicago
Smith
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