15 Jan 1909
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1909
Page
1
This passage extols a high standard of health hygiene taught by charities and enforced by health departments. It credits physicians nurses and hospitals for cleanliness that stops infection and outbreaks, noting New York City’s low summer death rate and listing agents like peroxide of hydrogen and formaldehyde as antiseptic and disinfectant stock.
Diphtheria cases reported in Odell. Retail ads highlight tinware at the Racket and bath tubs at Pickard and Son. Birth announced for Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Gear. Local moves and travel notes include J. E. Copeland on Clark farm and Wm. Boyle Jr. recovering from a hand injury in Lincoln. Dr. Shoop Health Coffee offer via Neely’s Pharmacy with No-Drip Coffee Strainer coupon.
The notice sets district court terms for Jefferson county on Feb 23, May 24, and Sept 27 with first and last terms as jury terms. In Gage county terms occur Feb 1, June 1, and Oct 11, also marking first and last terms as jury terms.
A western judge granted a divorce citing ill temper and bed breath. An advertisement for Dr. King’s New Life Pills claims to cure constipation and related ailments, promising relief from breath and liver troubles, headaches, chills, and colds. Sold for 250 at Appeare’s Drug Store.
Creditors of Fairbury Iron Works and Wind Mill Co file an involuntary bankruptcy petition in Omaha seeking settlement through receiver Frank Rain appointed the 5th inst. The filing names Omahan creditors and requests court action to liquidate and redistribute assets.
The ad touts a mountain shrub based cough remedy from Dr. Shoop claiming rapid relief from coughing with a safe, non opium formula. It emphasizes suitability for children and urges mothers to demand Dr Shoop’s, sold by Neely’s Pharmacy.
Col J B Wright schedules a sale next Tuesday January 19 for B G Means living seven miles north and east of Odell and another Thursday January 21 for Arthur Kaden thirty miles east of Odell. Both sales list horses cattle farm implements and household goods. The Record printed the bills for both sales.
Dr Ellis spent several days last week in Beatrice. George Andrews moved into town occupying Jas Copeland's residence. Neely's Pharmacy features Rings Little Liver Pills at 35c. T F McBride of Waurika Okla visits for his sister in law Miss Bessie Amos wed Mr Frank Grabber. A district Sunday school convention will be held at Steele City next Saturday January 16 with Revs Boyle and Davie and Mrs A M Diller from Diller participating.
An old in house remedy from Neely's Pharmacy claims instant relief for coughs colds croup whooping cough hoarseness and bronchial troubles. It is pleasant to take and gently laxative and recommended for children.
Henry Trampe and his wife from Stanton Nebraska visited here with Mrs Trampe set to stay an additional week while Mr Trampe returns home Tuesday.
W. W. Calkins loaded his belongings in a car at Shea last Saturday and drove to Rigly Idaho, where he purchased land last year and is beginning settlement. His family will join in about a week and visit Mrs. Calkins brother Dwight Bundy and family near Reynolds.
A Washington North Carolina man recalls a decade of health struggle from consumption and failed remedies until using Dr King s New Discovery. Six bottles cured him and left him well. The ad touts relief for lung conditions and offers a Segue bottle free with a guarantee from Spear Drug.
The funeral for Adam Leonard Colman, son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Colman, was held at 10 o clock Saturday from the residence with Rev. C J Davie officiating. Born December 13 1901 he died January 6 1909 aged 7 years 24 days. He leaves his father mother one sister one brother three grandparents two aunts and three uncles.
The renowned pianist Myrtle Elwyn will perform her only Nebraska recital at the Fairbury Opera House on Tuesday evening January 26. Tickets cost 50 cents and are all reserved. interested buyers should send cash with order to J. H. Leroy, Fairbury.
Directory collars and rushing styles appear at Miss Bajlard's while J O Blauser lists the latest auto seated buggies. Mrs. Bell returns from Lincoln, Ben Franzen sells a one seventh interest to Easley Carmichael for 200 dollars, and Dr O C Diehl drive a 60 mile auto trip in about two hours. Bees Laxative Cough Syrup advertised for children at 25 cents and 1 dollar.
Clark Wells and BE. L. Loock traveled to Lincoln for the state meeting of independent telephone companies. Mrs. Loock accompanied them to visit her daughters enrolled in a business college there.
The Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian church will gather next Saturday at 2 PM at Mrs Spear's home. A tea will be served with a ten cent contribution expected from attending ladies.
Claims to relieve pain from burns scalds wounds cuts and bruises and rapidly cure skin eruptions old sores boils ulcers felons and piles with instant relief. Sold at Spear's Drug Store for 2 cents.
The Blue Springs Sentinel notes state law requires branding of goods bought via mail order. Readers are warned that a large amount of unbranded merchandise is entering the state, signaling a broader problem with compliance.
There is no Quinine nothing harsh in Preventics. These candy like tablets act by magic and stop a threatening cold in a few hours. They taste Candylike and please children. they break feverishness. A large box 48 tablets for 15 cents sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
A 3:45 PM tremor shook Bellingham Washington where Dr. A T Kaupp and family formerly lived. Brick structures rattled with plaster falling as hundreds rushed outdoors. The single shock lasted about ten seconds and was felt in several nearby locales.
Wednesday marked Limo Hadley’s 33rd birthday with a planned surprise party. Invitations were answered by S. C. Hutchinson, A. D. Stotts, E. S. Diller, Geo Cunningham, J. E. Kerr, Harry Hudson, H. A. Bell, A. H. Beckman, and C. W. Tonnemaker. The evening featured games and social conversation. Hadley received a handsome rocking chair as a memento, and an elegant five course supper was served by the hostess.
R L Oaks and his wife returned on No 15 Wednesday after visiting Beatrice relatives. Six new members were initiated into the A O U W lodge last Saturday night followed by a banquet. Deputy Simmons assisted with the initiatory work.
The article lists school events and attendance figures across departments. It notes a surprise party for Loren Hale at home, a Literary Club discussion on temperance versus war, and a birthday surprise for Harrison Line. It records officers elected: James Fairbanks president Rhue Green vice president Sylva Miller secretary and Grace Cully treasurer. It provides month ending Jan 8 attendance data for Primary Intermediate Grammar High School with perfect attendance names and a breakdown of absences and tardiness.
The Madden family mourns as nine year old Carl Madden dies after four weeks of pneumonia at their home in Ellis. Funeral services were held Tuesday afternoon at the family residence with a Methodist minister officiating. Interment followed in Prairie Home Cemetery.
The President of the Industries and Orphan's Home at Macon Georgia reports Electric Bitters has aided hundreds of orphans for nine years. It treats stomach liver and kidney troubles purifies the blood aids digestion and builds up weak individuals. Sold for 500 at Spear Drug Store.
No morning preaching. Sunday school at 10 a.m. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. preaching service at 7 30 p.m.
The Presbyterian Church reschedules the Communion Service from last Sabbath to Sunday, January seventeenth. The yearly Missions offering will be collected then. Full membership attendance is requested. Evening service Sabbath school and Endeavor proceed at usual hours.
Lists sale dates hosted by the Record Printing Office in Diller with names including Joe Lacy J N Hettinger G B Means Jobo Cushman Arthur Kaden E A Wohl Bert Bell Walter Leonard H Beckwith A L Bower Fafe Brown H H Wellington Wm Fishwood Chester Sparks Peter Jansen C C Amos Geo Henrichs I D Steiner John Hayworth Henry Arndt Geo Sandman J T Henrichs O J Lynde with dates from Jan 15 to Feb 25.
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