Harry Clark recovering from measles and local social notes
Lent began on Wednesday. Harley Clark is recovering from the measles. Alex Ballard and his daughter Mise l L. QO Ballard spent Sunday with Fairbury relatives. Beatrice visits and social events noted including a surprise party for Mrs John James in Steele City on her 64th birthday. Photograph gallery and Wednesday openings mentioned. Harve Pittenger and daughter returned to Beatrice after visiting Diller relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alex Ballard
Mise l L. QO
Ballard
Fairbury
Harve Pittenger
Diller
Beatrice
Charley Barber
John James
Steele City
Three Doctors Urge Operation Only Hope for Mrs Fisher
Mrs. M. E. Fisher of Detroit Michigan suffered severe rectal trouble. Doctors warned her operation was the only hope but she later used Dr King's New Life Pills and felt relief. The ad notes 25 cent pills at Spear Drug Co. Will Cramb publisher and Mae True council in a local contest, seeking votes and subscriptions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M._E. Fisher
Detroit
Mich
Will. Cramb
The
Fairbury Journal
Miss Mae True
Diller
Journal
Miss True
Olive True
Racket sale announced and local moving notes
Notice lists a 10c sale at the Racket on March 6 and local movements including Sam Friday’s second fistula operation in Kansas City, Billy Riddle’s illness with measles, and visits by Mr. and Mrs. Dunn with the Starkeys. It mentions Les Hill moving to Henrichs farm and Henrichs moving to the John Clark place, plus a pharmacy ad for Man Zan Pile Remedy and a statement on oxygen and fresh air as health advice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sam
Kansas City
Les. Hill
Mr. Henrichs
Geo. Henrichs
John Clark
Secret of long life linked to blood study
A French scientist near discovers a blood related secret of longevity. Electric Bitters, praised by Americans for years, are claimed to purify and vitalize the blood, rebuild nerves, and renew energy. W. M. Sherman of Cushing, Maine, credits the remedy with curing kidney trouble. 50 cents at Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Sherman
Cushing
Spear Drug Co
Merger Creates Large Diller Mercantile Company
Sparks & Son and Lightner & Stotts consolidate two stock of general merchandise into a new firm named Mercantile Company with paid up capital of 20000. Names involved include Sparks Chester Sparks B B Lightner A D Stotte and M A Snyder. An arch will join the two stores to form one large room. Residents urged to visit Diller as one of the area’s largest stores forms. Local notes report birth and measles. Jansen plans new Beatrice residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tatter Mercantile Company
Sparks
Chester Sparks
B. B. Lightner
A.D. Stotte
MA Snyder
Sparks & Son
Lightner & Stotte
Diller
Nebraska
Sale Postponed Weather Pushes Back Local Auction
Collin Wright reports Geo. Sandmanns sale scheduled for the 22nd has been postponed due to bad weather and now will be held Saturday February 27th instead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Collin Wright
Geo. Sandmann
Union Revival Meetings Continue at Presbyterian Church
The Union Revival Meetings run at the Presbyterian church through next week with nightly 7 30 and afternoon 3 00 sermons by Rev. Nance. Mrs Eva Hill leads special music. Sunday services at 11 00 and 7 30, plus 4 00 afternoon service. A Friday 4 00 young peoples meeting and a Friday evening lecture on The Home are free. Wm Boyle and C J Davis urge all church members and town residents to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Kb. KR. Nance
Eva Hill
Wm Boyle
C. J. Davis
Sunday Union Meetings at Presbyterian Church
The M. E. Church holds Sunday school at 10 a m. Preaching services give way to Union Meetings in the Presbyterian church. An Epworth League meeting announcement will be made on Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Church
Epworth League
Local items and notices from a Nebraska community
J E Kerr erects a new awning in front of his restaurant. J T Herricks rents Mrs Bateman's residence and will move after his sale. Mrs Pat Shea of Rock Creek district ill with measles. Mrs Winnie Tristman Herwig returns to Humboldt after visiting Diller relatives. Diller ice company finishes packing six car loads of Wymore ice. Coupon in Dr Shoop's Health Coffee imitation offers No Drip Strainer and 90 extra cups for 25c. J A Marstellar family moves to near Abilene Kansas. Recop notes their departure with best wishes for Abilene residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Shoop
Neely
J. A. Marstellar
Abilene
Kan
Recorp
House for Rent Inquiries At Brcoro Office
John King and son, former residents now north of Beatrice, visited Tuesday for J. T. Henrichs sale postponed to next Tuesday. They sold a team of mules for 500 dollars and bought a young mare from J. B. Wright for 220 dollars while here.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John King and Son
Beatrice
J. T. Henrich
J. B. Wright
Prominent Kemp Veteran Credits Cure to King’s New Discovery
J A Stone of Kemp Texas, a Civil War veteran, believed a plot between a lung ailment and a rash to cause his death. He chronicled a stubborn cold and years of coughing, weight loss to 130 pounds, then used Dr King’s New Discovery. He claims his health fully recovered, now weighing 178 pounds. The ad endorses the remedy for severe colds, obstinate coughs, hemorrhages, asthma, and pneumonia prevention, with trial bottles free and guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Stone
Kemp; Teg
Dr. King
Spear Drug Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Harley Clark
Hare
Neely's
Billy Riddle
Mrs. Dunn
Wymore
W. C. Starkey
Sparks & Son and
Lightner & Stotts Consolidated
Businesea
John Siebolt
Geo. Hudson
Peter Jansen
M. E. Church
the First National Bank OF
J.E. Kerr
J. T. Herricks
Mrs. Bateman
Pat Shea
Rock Creek
Winnie Tristman Herwig
Humboldt
Diller Ice Company
Brcoro
Diller Markets
Sr Coereed
Omaha News
Lincoln Daily Journal
Lincoln Daily
Lincoln Daily Star
Lincoln Daily and
Sunday
Star
Nebraska Farmer
Iowa Homestead Breeder’s Gazette
Kansas City Weekly Star
Toledo Blade
Chicago Inter-Ocean
Cincinnatti Enquirer
Woman's Home Companion
Sunset Magazine
Success Magagazine
Outing Magazine
McClures Magazine
Cosmopolitan
Diller, Neb
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