06 Jan 1905
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 06, 1905
Page
1
Readable items include lost mitten, new birth, illness and recovery notes, farm sales and prices, church services, and local travel. Mentions of Holly Day holidays, people visiting relatives, a Plymouth Rock rooster for sale, and a growing number of minor local happenings around Diller Nebraska with names like Gale, Kerr, Ballard, Tomemaker, and Leaper.
An advertisement claims Chamberlains Cough Remedy is harmless for children and warns against medicines containing injurious substances. The note urges trust in Evergia child care and cites Evergia Drug Co. as the source.
A historical ad asserts a cough remedy near to a universal cure. It states years of preparation and trials in various cases, claiming superior effectiveness compared to other products, without specific data or outcomes.
Auction notice states 1860 acres of finest pasture land with water, timber, and good transportation. Prospective buyers should write or call J. McClay in Fairbury Nebraska before February 1st, 1905. Local market report notes horses sold by J.B. Wright and a Beatrice visitor, with more details about properties and planned Recoup site.
An old fragment notes relief from cat sand sores and skin troubles using Bucklen's Arnica Salve sold for 25 cents at Spear's drug store. The piece hints at a local meeting or event and references a saying about the wicked fleeing from moisture.
Sickening shivering fits and malariae can be relieved by Electric Bitters. A pure tonic medicine claimed to cure malaria and drive it from the system, preferred over quinine for lacking adverse after effects. Testimonial from KES-Munday of Henrietta, Texas, and Spear's drug store selling for 50 cents with guarantee.
A Christmas dinner in Diller Missouri hosted by Mr. and Mrs. John Gillett honored former Nebraska guests. Attendees included the Gilletts, the Chas Gilletts, Bert Wilsons family from Hollenberg Kansas, Holmes family from Geneva, Maude and Aggie McDowell from Cabool Missouri, and Jobe Owens Pedersen. The feast featured diverse vegetables, fowls, pickles, fruits, jellies, jams, and Ozark baked goods. Guests departed satisfied after a day of hospitality and friendship.
Mrs. Marshall London visits her Missouri based parents while F C L Spear moves into the Waggoner residence. Steve Maw travels to Beatrice after his daughter visits relatives. Olive Ballard spends New Years with brother B S Ballard in Hardy Nebraska. Mrs M W Epson of Lincoln visits to manage Gage county interests. Clyde Hutchinson arrives from Iowa to join his brother A J Hutchinson at the viherry barn. A restaur ant owner offers account settlement to all debtors. D R Iseller sells property to benefit the Lincoln band near his residence, paying cash. The Grandma Lewer farm in Gage County is bid in by Henry Leapor at 40 per acre with others at 30. The postal department orders a review of rural delivery in Gage and Jefferson counties.
Strong claim that Dr King’s New Life Pills meet modern needs for blood and body cleansing. Advertises at Spear’s drug store for 25 cents with guaranteed effects on stomach and liver troubles.
The annual meeting of the Prairie Home Cemetery Association lot owners and stockholders will be held at Thomas Nelsons hard ware store in Diller Nebraska on Saturday January 7 1905 at 2 o'clock for officer election and business. Also trust case Seev George Maurer ex county treasurer will seek seven percent interest on 63700 held by him in Gage county as excess fees while treasurer. Judge Kelligar overruled a motion to reduce to three percent. county law requires seven percent.
Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California testifies Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is the best made for colds and as a preventive of pneumonia. It is pleasant and safe to take, with many preferring it over others after trying it. Sold by Spear Ding Company.
School notes list new scholars Flossie Carmichael in the Intermediate room and Fred Knoedler Curtis Gear in seventh grade. New high school pupils include Myron Patton Fisher Musser Theodore Henrichs Fred Witty and Perley Place. Promotions include Edwin Reinhart Clyde Zook and others. visitors include Percy Powell Clarence Eaton and Mrs McFerren Miss Dora Neely and Effie Diller.
The page records visitors Ruben Gretzinger and J N Spivey in town, mentions Bert Gish and Papi starting barber work, and notes Miss Zenn Bixby being taken to an Omaha hospital for brain treatment. It covers bridal trip returns, savings association elections, and various advertisements and community notices in Beatrice area.
The Haddoriff Piano line is advertised as a refined instrument with fine construction and finish. G A White Piano Co of Fairbury markets Everything in the Music Line and appeals to the cultured ear aiming to train correct tone and touch.
Senator Jennings of Thayer county was chosen president of the Nebraska senate at the legislature's organization on the 3rd inst. B G Hanson and wife, brother in law and sister of J T Briggs returned today to their home at Price Kansas after visiting here a few days.
A sales pitch offering remedies for troubled bowels and constipation. The vendor promises easy use and satisfaction with a money back guarantee and reports no customer complaints.
The Lincoln Sunday Star advertises a boy selling program with prizes for top sellers and a free start to business. It offers commissions on corn shipments as incentives and promotes color comic and magazine sections as selling points.
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