Hotel at Diller to Rise on East Commercial Ave Corner
Builder AJH Colman plans a modern hotel costing at least 12000 dollars on two lots formerly owned by BH Emerson and M Wright at the east Commercial Avenue Castor Street corner in Diller. Purchases arranged with Ch de C Wright Beatrice. Emerson retains adjacent buildings and will remove others by April 1. Colman aims to enhance the town's credit, plans to return to California soon, and expects contracts to be let after plans are adopted.
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Diller
Commercial Avenue
Castor Street
BH. Emerson
M. Wright
Ajh
Colman
Colmens
Ch de C. Wright
Beatrice
M- Wright
Emerson
Colin
California
Recorp notices and local moves in spring
Butterbaugh relocates to a farm near Ellis. Walter Fisher, son of George Fisher, reports mumps. Gene Diller and Billy Myers drove to Fairbury. Henrichs takes a position at Steele’s furniture in Fairbury. J D Fallders confined with grippe. Maude and Mabel Folkers visited Wymore between trains. Lost brown mitten. Reward offered by A Hutchison at Red Front Livery Diller. Neeley’s Pharmacy advertises Best Salve product.
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Maude
Mabel Folkers
Wymore
Hutchison
Diller
Miss Habicht Joins Spokane Schools in Grammar Room
Miss Minnie Habicht formerly taught here and has moved to Spokane Washington to teach in the grammar room of the city schools at sixty dollars monthly. She will be retained for two years with a fifteen dollar monthly raise next year. Hon E J Murfin of Lincoln is reported to have received seven hundred fifty dollars as an attorney fee for aiding in reclamation of state school lands in the northwestern part of the state.
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Minnie Habicht
Spokane
Wash
Linecoln
E. Loock
Congress
Fearfully Burned Man Uses Arnica Salve For Quick Cure
Report from Fairbury Gazette notes Charles W Moore a machinist from Ford City Pennsylvania severely burned his hand at an electric furnace. He used Bucklen s Arnica Salve with a quick and perfect cure. Also listed is a jury pool drawn for the adjourned February term convening March 12 1906 with names and note the jury reports at 10 o clock on the court s first day.
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Chas. W. Moore
Ford City
Spear Drag Co
H. Z. Diller
Ed. Sehell
Henry Heiliger
John Selk
Fred Butterbaugh
Will Petitt
John Hanamire
C.-L. E. Blanser
van Wanning
Luther Davis
Milton Shelley
J. P. Brown
Steve Wookey
C. J. Clark
Fred Milius
Wm. Mc.Phail
W. E. Chamberlain
Fred Page
J. A. Blauvelt
Chas. Long
Chas. Barbee
L. B. Shelburne
FH. Stoddard
Fairbury, Gazette
Idaho Past and Present From a Diller Neighbor
Meridian Idaho February 8 1906 letter from K Meepe Yale Autehison editor recounts moving from Diller to Idaho. notes strong school system sugar beet contract 5000 acres and factory valued at 3 million dollars, irrigation boom, local sales and weather. mentions railway project Batte to San Francisco and public notices for sale of farm stock and property then promotes patent medicines and local shops.
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Idaho
Diller High School
Western Idaho Sugar Company
L.K. Deck
E. Marsters
Itching Piles Sold By Spear Drug Co
Fragmented OCR text notes a medical or consumer notice about itching piles and a product or sale by Spear Drug Co. It references eye irritation and listing of the vendor without clear dates or full context.
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Spear: Drug Co
Sale Dates For Local Auctions
Dates for sales listed: February 24 through March 2. Names appear with buyers and locations, including Ed Wagon, Hern Seliniweller, John Bealer, Milton Suthif, and J. E. Jamison.
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Col W
Awe
Chites
Datetison
Fett
Hern Seliniweller
Ohn Bealer
Milton Suthif
J. E. Jamison
Electric bitters claimed to cure multiple ailments
An advertisement features a Reverend Warren promoting electric bitters as a cure for weakness joint pain and kidney complaints. The text claims rapid relief after a half hour and boasts long walking feats, with the Spear Drug Co. selling the remedy under a guarantee at a stated price.
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Bears
King
Spear Drug Co
de 62 Warren
Ly Shave
Spear ‘Drug Coe
Chefy
Our Preference for Gentle News and Moral Improvement
The piece outlines editorial policy favoring positive, wholesome stories that uplift readers. It rejects harsh or damaging content about individuals, aiming to print only material that fosters higher thinking and societal betterment.
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Slit Irene
Sarge i
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E. McGyars
John Senior
Winnie Calkins
Henry Grupe
Hanover
Kan
Hugo Grape
L. R. Fritz
Les. Butterbaugh
Ellis
Walter Fisher
George Fisher
Gene Diller
Billy Myers
Fairbury
Neeley’s
Meridian
A. Pumber
Ibor
Boise
Aisa
Issuy F
Jt Southern Ldilio
Batte
Montana
San
Sone
K- Meepe
Yale Autehison
Tiorses
Tle
W. Ny Sparks
Hattie Na Strald
Ads Miller
Sparks
Detec Leva
Tacklanery
Missouri
Diller Arties
John
Gitet c
Wiles
Wails
Ind
Wagenaar
Washington State
Heal
Neeley
S Pharnutey
A. Heading Gospel
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