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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Feb 26, 1904
Page
1
Townsfolk prepare for new job printing and housing rental briefs while local events unfold. John Mathias author suffers typhoid fever as panels of residents, families, and neighbors connect at Steele City and Nema county. Visiting neighbors and a bank reminder wrap daily duties with insurance prompts.
Mrs Johnson of Rockfords lists visitors and relocations as neighbors adjust homes and businesses. Joe Cole buys Wine Thaurver’s drug business in Odell and may stay on his farm or move to Diller. William Carmichael plans to live in Odell while working nearby, and Miss Mytile Timhin returns home after visiting Weeping Water.
A garbled item notes an ending week for a group or project, mentioning BO 2 Birthe and Crimson Flared prints with Jersey side terms and references to F.C W. istokes and Harbine Mutual Tuarance Ca.
Rev. Hacker of Hebron will deliver a sermon at Christin Cherere Diller next Sunday. The text will address young ladies as a special class and is limited to a small attendance.
Perry Colly came back last Friday from a trip through southwestern Kansas and central western Missouri. He states he owns a farm within two miles of Lavery City in St. Clair County Missouri and will move there shortly after his arrival.
The Republican convention for the 4th district will meet in York on March 23. It will nominate Hinshaw for renomination and select delegates from Gage and Jefferson counties plus two delegates and two alternates to the national convention in Chicago. It also recommends a presidential elector candidate from the district and a state convention in Lincoln on May 18.
The Star reports Vern Stare returning Saturday from the Piteilie coast trip and Kerraid children coming home Wednesday from visiting their mother with brother at Daykin. Mrs Lucinda Owets receives lot 1 in Trust Addition to Diller as daughter purchase. Families plan moves including Mr. and Mrs. Peter Remley sock social tonight and Phil Londo acquiring the Diller Livery Barn.
The notice states J. B. Loxpos of nilinr Nebraska is owed funds and will proceed at De Rocellers to collect, with the book and evidence pending. The document is dated February 25.
Following notices from Col J B Waight the veteran auctioneer, sales are planned in the near future with W Thomas and Perry Cully listed. Orlie Hafer will depart today with stock, implements and household goods for sale, while a relinquishment on a homestead was mentioned. Mrs Henrietta Powell and family will follow next week, and Allie Bick and spouse received a reception at the home of the groom’s parents Mr and Mrs Sp Bick near Allen.
Fragmented text describes a medical scene with doctors unsure about a fatal outcome. Mentions arnica salve, burns and bruises as treatments. References a place or person names that are partially garbled. The tone imitates a late 19th century health note on home remedies and injuries.
Fragmentary OCR note mentions a Mrs Beeksith Sand and Miss Poath Pridax with unclear ages and a residence inside a town. It references a Friday and a person named Sein sent to a place called Bredle Oe me, but details are illegible.
A fragmentary satirical note from TSN hints at puzzling events. The text references a cryptic question and a character named Beart Putton, suggesting a literary or coded clue within a larger context.
An old fling of Miller Bros features new bargains and misread prices on plows and tools. Ralph and CRY join a late surprise birthday gathering at a residence near Myon Mies with Myon Mies and students from Diller High School attending.
An old advertisement argues that while rich and poor suffer stomach woes, dyspepsia among toddlers is widespread. It promotes Green's August Flower as a standard medicine for thirty five years, claiming it arouses the liver, increases appetite, and vitalizes the system. The ad lists price and bottle sizes.
An Evanston Arkansas item reports Mr He Nagpins of Melbourne Florida credits Dr King’s New Discovery for curing consumption after a doctor said death was certain. The ad promotes a 50 cent bottle with larger sizes and a free trial. In unrelated business news Diller Telephone Co sold its Odell exchange to Odell Telephone Co and arranged free message changes between lines west to Burkett corner.
A Lancaster New Hampshire resident Fd Green describes years of chronic indigestion and nervous debility and credits Electric Bitters with restoring health for himself and his wife. The advertisement hails the tonic as superb for female troubles and general weakness. It claims reliability and offers a money back guarantee via Sutton.
March and April one way fares to the Pacific coast from Burlington include 25 to San Francisco and Los Angeles 25 to Portland Tacoma and Beattie 22 50 to Spokane and surrounding points Other routes extend to hundreds of northwest destinations The note invites homeseekers to request full rate and train service information from J Francis General Passenger Agent Omaha
The Diller markets show strong activity with hogs and drug stock moving to a new building. Suttons new store hosts the Nebraska telephone control office while Bert Greenwood moves to his residence. Christie Thompson relocates and builds a barn as several ships are reported lost near Port Arthur. Community rumors hint at a male club forming under secrecy.
A school column notes several visitors and nonattendance due to illness. Intermediate and grammar classes performed Washington songs and exercises, with pupils writing stories about Washington on February 22 in the grammar room. Ruth Vincet from Philbury schools contributed a craft or display.
Franklin Mulls pastor notes Sunday school at two, Epworth League at 630 pm with talk Pricely Men s in the Heavenly Kingdom. Preaching at 730 pm with Tow Old is the Devil. Thursday prayer meeting temperance report last Sunday brought fourteen conversions at Rock Creek. Officers elected include Mr irey president Miss Griffith secretary Miss Mabel Thompson treasurer. A temperance meeting next Saturday evening Feb 27. Public welcome to all services.
The Lincoln Daily Star promotes open face stem wind watches as prizes for Nebraska boys. Readers report satisfaction with the timekeepers and are invited to write for details, with no payment required to receive a watch.
Early morning death announced for O Gifford in Pawnee City after two weeks of pneumonia. Nephew J W Sutton of this city has stayed with him, arrangements pending for return home, funeral likely at Prairie Home Cemetery with Anghesrot officiating.
A wedding occurred for Miison A. Bick and Franmie B. Carr with Rev. J F B Shea officiating at six o'clock. The ceremony was followed by a modest supper and a reception for relatives and close friends. The couple will reside on the Myers farm, 14 miles south of Diller, after March first.
Surprise dinner honors Mr. and Mrs. Washington Stewart on their fiftieth wedding anniversary held Wednesday the 24th with about fifty relatives and friends attending. Guests contributed to a dinner as well as chairs for the couple, speeches followed by prayers, and a long list of attendees from nearby towns including the Beckwiths, Lewises, and numerous Stewarts.
The article argues that irrigated lands in Colorado and the North Platte valley can be bought cheaply and yield good returns. It highlights vast potential along the Burlington railroad extension, urging settlers to invest before prices rise. It cites low water-right costs and strong climate as incentives. It directs inquiries to J. Francis, General Passenger Agent, Burlington Route, Omaha.
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