For Sale and Local Notes from Diller Nebraska
For sale two Duroc Jersey male pigs eligible to register. Various social notes: families visiting relatives in Kansas City, Fairbury, Lincoln, and Tecumseh. Local events include a dancing party at city hall, a coursing meet at Odell, and live music by Jud Clark's orchestra. Health tips cite Chamberlain's Liniment for paralysis and rheumatic pains with Shutt Drug Co. selling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jud Clark
Fairbury
City Hall
Chamberlain
Shutt Drug Co
McKinley and Wife Move to Highland Calif
Mr and Mrs McKinley formerly of this city left yesterday to establish their home at Highland California. The couple was married here on Christmas Day and is known as Mr and Mrs Miller in local circles. Their departure marks the end of a city era as friends wish them well in their new residence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leona Barber
Tecumseh
L-P. Raymond
Depue
Clarence
Gilead
Nebr
Ow “McKinley
Nee A. Golda
Miller
Highland
Calif
Mary Edgington
Steele City
Inspector Ness
Minnie Habicht Blauser
Alumi Association
Golda McKinley
California
C. Edwin Reinhart
Prin
Masons Finish North Wall at Mrs Diller’s Building
Brickwork on the north wall was nearly completed by masons who laid brick throughout New Year’s Day. Three or four days of good weather are needed to finish the brick work.
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Masons
Diller, Nebr
Carpet and Rag Weaving by L Hoover Beatrice Neb
Rag carpets and rugs for sale made to order from old grain and Brussels carpet. Also silk curtains bath rugs and rag carpets. L Hoover offers carpet weaving at 25 Market St Beatrice Nebraska.
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Brussels
Bath
L. Hoover
Market St
Beatrice
Nebr
Banquet Reward Mentioned for Henry Clay in 1842 New Orleans
An 1842 banquet in New Orleans paid 100 per plate to Henry Clay. The ad promotes Dr. King s New Life Pills for stomach trouble digestion and other disorders. Easy safe sure at Shutt Drug Co priced at 25 cents.
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Henry Clay
New Orleans
Dr. King
New Life
Shutt Drug Co
Mule virtues shine despite harsh words
The text extols mules for their non harming nature while dismissing ridicule and condemnation. It asserts a mule’s reluctance to injure people, claiming a baby could be left in the street and mules would not harm it, even under extreme provocation.
Pleasant Meeting At Mr. Diller Home
The S.C. met Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Diller. The program featured music and readings by Mrs. Blanger and Mr. Diller, followed by games. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Diller with help from Gertrude and Will. guests left agreed it was a very pleasant gathering.
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Thei
S.C
H. Diller
G. €. Blanger
Remedy Promoted Against Appendicitis by German Cure
A printed note endorses Atenka, a German remedy, as relief for appendicitis showing claims that simple buckthorn and acetias compounds aid digestion and reduce sour stomach symptoms. The text urges readers to rely on the remedy to combat appendicitis.
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Diller Reonle
Mr and Mrs Vernon McManes Visit Relatives During Holiday
Mr and Mrs Vernon McManes arrived Tuesday to visit his parents Mr and Mrs F M McManes. They spent Christmas Day at Sioux City Indiana where Vern has a winter sales job.
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Vernon McManes
F.’ M. McManes
Sioux ‘City
Vern
Wtable
Beatrice Ladies Trip To Weeping Water Nebraska
Mrs William Hudson and Mrs A G Green of Diller and Mrs J B Wright of Beatrice depart this morning for Weeping Water Nebraska. They will be entertained at the home of Mrs Wrights sisters Mrs Jameson and Mrs Barnes. Beatrice Express, 27th.
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William Hudson
Reception for Cloyd H Cully and bride at parental home
Saturday evening the new bride and groom Mr and Mrs Cloyd H Cully arrived and were taken to the groom's parents Mr and Mrs dK Coll home. A seven o'clock dinner followed with relatives and invited friends. The house and table were festive with decorations. Music and games entertained guests. The couple will be at home after March 15 1913.
Warning From Lyman Urges Keeping Children Off Tracks
Burlington Superintendent Lyman issues a warning to division agents to keep children away from railroad tracks and right of way after a ten year old boy was severely injured and required leg amputation following an incident near Rule Nebraska. He urges agents to contact parents if children persist and threatens reporting to authorities.
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Lyman
Burlington
Rule
Neb
School Column Highlights Debating Plans and Alumni
The Senior class considers publishing a Year Book with wide support. Miss Lucia Arends declined a Germani department post in Fairbury. The interschool debating program lists Kittye Tatman Carl Forsyth Dale Reinhart Ark Snyder and Frank Campbell as participants. Alumni notes report many graduates in teaching and professional fields with local staff updates and a future public program planned after holidays.
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Miss Lucia
Arends
Fairbury
Lincoln-Douglas
Jon the
Kittye Tatman
Annual Banquet and Local Notices in Diller
Naomi Chapter No 4 C E held its 16th annual banquet at 6 o'clock in the Masonic hall on Jan 1. Invitations were extended to members of that and the A M and A O U orders. Mrs AR Tabor of Crider Mo reported relief from a five year sick headache after using Chamberlains Tablets. The Cullys and Robertsons returned from their wedding trip and were given a shower of rice at the depot. A note urged using Chamberlains Cough Remedy for child croup at the first hoarseness symptom.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Naomi
C. E
Masonic Hall
Diller
AR. Tabor
Crider
Chamberlain
Shutt Drug Co
Cloyd Cully
W. &J. Robertson
Obituary of Ernest Stahl civil war veteran and church donor
Ernest Stahl born March 17 1834 in Warendorf Lippe Detmold Germany emigrated 1849 to Wisconsin later moving to Jefferson Nebraska area. He married twice and had seven children two died in infancy. Civil War veteran charter member of Reformed Congregation near Harbine donated land and served as deacon and presbyter. He died December 28 at age 78 with funeral held January at the Reformed church.
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Ernest Stahl
Henry
Mary. Stahl
Sicker
Warendorf
Lippe- Detmold
Germany
Amereica
Herman
Sheboygan
Wis
Wilhelmina Knoener
Jefferson Precinct
Jefferson ’ County
Neb
Stahl
Harbine
Mary Schuhmann
Herman Stahl
F. D. Fanders
P. Wolters
Chas. Zingerli
Odell
Tih
Henry Fanders
Salida
Colo
J. Schmalz
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