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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 15, 1909

Page

5

Miss Ballard Directory Belts and Town Notes

Local items note new directory belts at Miss Ballard's, Fred Clark travels to Kansas City for a lecture, and skating on the dam south of town remains popular. Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy is advertised with Neely's Pharmacy, along with notices of Dr Claude Ellis and Rev D B McLaughlin. Donations of Alliance near Herald and Forest Hartzell funeral news are included, plus Pine salve and Pineules for kidneys advertised by Neely's Pharmacy.

Croup Dr. Shoop Neely D B McLaughlin Presbyterian Church Alliance Herald Dr Shoop

Peter Jansens Ble Public Sale In Jefferson County

Large public sale at Peter Jansen’s farm scheduled for February 11 offers horses mules implements furniture and farm equipment. Over thirty head of stock harness wagons selfbinders plows drills and hundreds of items. Everything is under roof and sold without reserve. If weather allows the sale moves to a big shearing barn. Look for sale bills.

Jefferson County Peter Jansen

Woman in Delirium Committed After Alleged Twin Tragedy

Sheriff James Chrinside and officials rushed to the Cane home near Thompson after Mrs. Henry Cane cried out that her husband murdered their two children. Found in delirium, she was taken to Fairbury and committed to the Lincoln asylum after Jefferson County insanity board ruled her insane.

Fairbury James Chrinside Henry Cone Lincoln

Racket Store Sells Cheap and Fancy China Ware

Dr Diehl traveled to Omaha Wednesday by Rock Island from Jansen in a motor trip. Miss Ballard offers remnant ribbons at 10 15 and 25 cents, while Dr Thos McClary's Monday lecture on The Mission of Mirth proved entertaining and uplifting and urged more such talks in every community.

Dr. Diehl Omaha Rock Island Jansen Miss Thos. McClary

Local Notices and Ads Include Dental and Pharmacy Deals

Dr Leach a Fairbury dentist promotes Nutol or Nuto pills for kidney support with a 10 day trial at 1.00. Mrs John Clark returns from Iowa with nephew Mr Parker of Grinell. Neelys Pharmacy advertises Purifying blood pills. Dr Folsom ENT specialist to visit Dr Bauquess office Tuesday noon to Wednesday noon for free examinations and spectacles fitting.

Neelys Pharmacy John Clark Iowa Mr. Parker of Grinell Folsom

Box Social to Benefit Diller High School Ladies

A box social will be held Friday evening January 22 at High School building. Proceeds go to the High School Athletic fund. Diller High School Ladies are invited to bring boxes. A short program is planned.

Proveeda Diller High Schoool

Prairie Home Cemetery Owners Meet in Diller Nebr

Annual meeting of lot owners will be held at the secretary's office in Diller Nebr on Saturday January path at 2 oclock PM for election of trustees and other business. Secretary A Ly Tinsr Many.

Prairie Home Cemetery Diller Nebr A. Ly Tinsr

Hail the Country Correspondent Jewel in the Rough

The piece celebrates the country correspondent James Barton Adams who reports rural news with homely language and lively detail. It highlights small town events from May and names several locals and doings, noting rough spelling and grammar but earnest homegrown reporting.

Newey Hap Deacor’Jones Grimes Griggsville Earl Jonas Hawkins Ull James Barton Adams

Miss Elwyn piano prodigy to perform in Fairbury recital

The article profiles Miss Elwyn a renowned pianist under thirty, highlighting a career built on early study and strong encouragement. She will perform in a Fairbury recital on Tuesday January 26, using the Kimball piano.

Elwyn Fairbury Mise Elwgyn Kimball

Joint Lodge Supper and Installations Planned

The RN A and M W A lodges plan a joint officers installation Saturday evening at the Masonic hall after a supper in the M E Church basement. The program includes songs, quartets, recitations, and a fancy drill with members, wives, and invited guests.

RN. A M. W.A M. E Masonic Hall

John W. Miller Buys Lavelle Street Property

John W. Miller has purchased Mrs. Witty's Lavelle Street property, long inhabited by his family, for a consideration of $1,000.

John W. Miller

Myers and Stewart Tie The Knot In Gage Oklahoma

Sunday night December 27 a quiet wedding united H A Myers and E Anna Stewart at the bride’s parents home Rev J W Terrell officiated and the couple received a Bible as a keepsake A forty guest supper followed in a joyful reception with many gifts from well wishers The couple are known in Gage and the surrounding area with the bride born nearby and raised before moving to Oklahoma The Record extends congratulations to the newlyweds

H. A. Myers E. Anna Stewart A. W. Stewart J. W. Terrell Terrel Gage Okla Diller Oklahoma

Dr Shoop’s Restorative and Woods Liver Medicine Ad Highlight

Advertises Dr Shoop’s Restorative as a nerve centered tonic for stomach heart and kidney weakness with quick results. Claims Woods Liver Medicine relieves headaches constipation fever jaundice malaria and acts as a gentle laxative. Mentions Neely’s Pharmacy and a funeral in North Platte with Mrs Agnese Hoggge visiting from the Madden family.

Woods Neely Agnese Hoggge North Platte Joe Madden

Cattle Shipments From Clark Sell In St. Joe Market

J. E. Clark sent four car loads totaling sixty one cattle to the St. Joseph market. W. C. Line supplied twenty one head at eighty five dollars each and John Plager supplied forty head at eighty dollars each. Plager fed cattle three months and five days and sold at a profit of twenty two dollars per head after deducting sixteen dollars per head for feed.

J. E. Clark St. Joe Market W.C. Line John Plager

Also Mentioned on This Page

Neely’s Pharmacy Fred Clark Kansas City Erea Claude Ellis Forest Hartzell Jefferson Peter Jansens Thompson Che Dr. Leach J. O. Blauser Cemetery Meeting Lodge Frogram Stotte Gladys Cully Marie Stotte R.N. A Oestoi Clyers-Stewart Schumann
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