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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1907

Page

5

Local farm and business notices from Fairbury Gazette

The report covers Carloads of hogs and fat cattle sent to market by families including the Henrichs, a 10 percent dividend declared by Plymouth Telephone Co, Miss Mabel Folkers visiting Texas, Burlington pay car profits at this station, land investment trip to Oklahoma by C. T. Cully and Taylor Gerard, a new bank planned at Odell by Wymore parties, Howard Jeffries visiting Denver relatives, Mrs. L. Greenwood returning from Lincoln, H Z. Sawyer selling shredded cornfodder at 3 ten a ton, and a note on converting corn stalks into value for economy in Fairbury Ga meet.

H Z. Sawyer Lis Farm Fairbury

Public sale near Diller and medicinal ad in one notice

Fred Rensmeyer plans a public sale Friday Jan 25 starting at 1 00 PM with a free lunch at noon. The auction will dispose of 9 horses 13 head of cattle 10 Polish China brood sows assorted farm implements and household goods. J B Wright auctioneer Weiters clerk. Spear Drug Co advertises Dr Kings New Life Pills 25 cents guaranteed to cure constipation at Fort Madison Iowa.

August Sherpe Fort Madison Fred Rensmeyer Diller Poland J.B. Wright Wii. Weiters

Hon W C Line Visits Farm North of Diller

Jefferson county representative Hon. W C Line spent Sunday with his family on their farm about a mile and a half north of Diller and returned Monday to Lincoln. He serves on Constitutional Amendments Public Printing and Appropriations. His colleague Hon. John Thiessen was appointed to Public Lands and Buildings and Claims and Insurance.

W. C. Line Jefferson County Diller Lincoln

Grip Claims and Pocket Gopher Plight

The Grip weighs heavy on sufferers with intense physical and mental agony. Chamberlain’s Cough Remedy is praised as preventing pneumonia and aiding recovery. Meanwhile J J Spicer reports pocket gophers hoarding alfalfa roots, ruining fields, prompting calls for bounties and enforcement to curb the pests.

J. J. Spicer Mr. Spicer Eld Gopher

Franklin man seeks admission for son at North Western College

H. McBride of Franklin Nebraska visited Friday to arrange for his son to enroll in the North Western Business College in Beatrice, assisting with the move and enrollment plans.

H. McBride Franklin, Neb North Western Business College Beatrice Times

Piles Get Quick Relief with Dr Shoop Magic Ointment

Piles soothe fast with Dr Shoop's Magic Ointment made for piles alone. Itching pain protruding or blind piles disappear with its use. Try Spear Drug Co.

Referees' sale draws Clark estate officials to Fairbury

Jis M Clark of Colorado Springs Will Clark of Denver W W Clark of Chickasha E T K A Chirk of Medo UL and Harve Seaman of Davenport Ind attend the referees sale of the S Clark estate in Fairbury today. Seaman plans a Pacific coast trip before returning home.

Jis. M. Clark Colorado Springs Will Clark Denver W. W. Clark Chickasha K. A. Chirk Medo, UL Harve Seaman Davenport S. Clark Fairbury Seaman Pacific Coast

Farmers Institute at Fairbury Two Day Event

Jefferson county farmers institute will be held at Fairbury January 21 and 22 with state speakers Wm Moller Falls City on alfalfa and tame grasses R McKelvie Lincoln pork production Ex Governor Poynter Lincoln essentials to successful farming and dairy herd care D P D Ashbone Gibbon American homes growth of corn and good roads Dr Peters experiment station animal diseases and our agricultural school Local speakers Sessidua Monday afternoon and evening Tuesday forenoon afternoon and evening Bring your families L R Lambert Secretary Diller Nebr.

Jefferson County Farmers’ Institute Fairbury Wmn. Moller Falls City R. McKelvie Lincoln Poynter DPD Ashbone Gibbon Peters Sessidua L. R. Lambert Secy Diller Nebr

Post Office Rule Bans Unstamped Rural Box Insertion

Notice warns against placing sale bills and other matter in rural mail boxes without stamps. Postmasters must report violations. The Child Saving Institute seeks homes for children at 1806 Ohio St. Omaha. 300+ children go through yearly. 40 to 60 on hand. written responses with return stamp invited.

Post-Office Department Child Saving Institute Ohio St Omaha Nebi

How to Cure Chilblains in Winter

John Kemp of East Otisfield Maine says Bucklen's Arnica Salve frees from chilblains. The remedy is also cited for fever sores indolent ulcers piles burns wounds frost bites and skin diseases. 25c at Spear Drug Co's drug store.

John Kemp Otisfield Bucklen Spear Drug Co

Largest living woman claimed by Mrs. Anna Redline of Kansas

Mrs. Anna Redline of Sabetha Kansas asserts the title of largest living woman. She weighs 611 pounds with a 11 foot 11 inch waist and other measurements including a 13 feet bust and four foot eight inch height. A music teacher and singer, she occasionally performs in public to showcase Kansas, her home state.

Anna Redline Sabetha Kansas

Cattle Shipments Reported From Harbine

J E Clark of this place shipped five car loads of cattle from Harbine on Wednesday. An advertisement touts Lax-ets candy tablets as a gentle, non irritating laxative sold by Spear Drug Co in 5 and 25 cent lithographed metal boxes.

J.E. Clark Harbine Spear Drug Co

Prairie Gem and Vicinity Local Notes

Logan arrived home from the west Monday and a cousin of the Logans from Wymore is visiting for a few days. Floyd Monasmith assisted Mr. Dvorak last Friday. C Monasmith lost a rule with the distemper last Sunday. Anton Dvorak baled hay Friday with Charley Ankrum's baler. Logan & Co thrashed Kaffer corn and millet for Mr. Rourebaugh last Friday. Winter weather has moderated after a day or two of cold. Several parties received Page fencing from the car through Mr. Kuper this week.

Floyd Monasmith Dvorak C. Monasmith Anton Dvorak Charley Ankrum Logans Wymore Logan & Co John Rourebaugh Mr. Kuper

Wise Counsel From the South on Electric Bitters

J R Blankenship of Beck Tennessee claims Electric Bitters cured his lame back and kidney trouble after using several bottles. He says the remedy gave relief in the first trial and complete cure with continued use. Sold under guarantee at Spear Drug Co's drug store for 50 cents.

J. R. Blankenship Beck, Tenn Spear Drug Co

New Alfalfa Found in Siberia for Northwest Harsh Winters

Prof N E Hansen of the South Dakota Experiment Station reports discovering a Siberian alfalfa suited to arid northwest plains with long cold winters. The yellow flowered variety tolerates 40 to 60 below zero and promises strong forage. seed is secured and to be tested by the department.

N. E. Hansen South Dakota Wilson Hansen Siberia Western Breeders’ Journal

To Them Who Wait Poem In December Bohemian

A short dramatic verse shows Bill seeking a kiss from Jane in a quiet home scene. Paw sits apart as Papa notes the stillness and the couple shares a concealed moment by dim light.

Bill

Fliegende Blatter as a Stolen Novel Title

Editor reports the novel title Fliegende Blatter appears in a theft case. The author questions the reception of the title while asserting the work was copied in full. The dispute centers on whether the phrase serves as a legitimate title or a copied element.

Pat Runs Engine in House in Comic Erie Railroad Tale

Pat, a yard worker and aspiring engine driver, seizes a cab lever and blasts an engine into the roundhouse. He pretends it's a success and repeats the stunt, blaming a door left open when questioned by the yardmaster in this humorous Erie Railroad Employees' Magazine anecdote.

Pat Olli Zip Erie Railroad Employees’ Magazine

Simplified Spelling and Whippings Over Missed Words

Willie Smith faced punishment after misspelling pneumonia as neumo n oa and neuralgia as pneuralgla, drawing his mother's concern. The tale highlights phonetic spelling and teacher discipline in Judge's Library era.

Willie

North Carolina Judge Fettled Memory of Catfish Weights

The late Judge Saunders, famed as an angler, could not recall fish weights. A friend baited him by asking the weight of a big catfish, prompting the judge to ask his waiter, Bob, what he had said. The exchange ends with a humorous reminder of memory lapse.

Judge Saunders North Carolina Bob de Mawnin St. Louis Republic

Those Useless Questions in the Mirror

A man shaves while blocking the kitchen range as his wife asks if he is shaving. He answers No and scolds her for interrupting his task, implying she is going out or to a matinee.

Hope Ahead in Friday Work Start Debates

A Boston Transcript cartoon dialogue features Weary Walker and Ragzon Tatters debating Friday as an unlucky start day. They discuss whether people will grow to view every day as permissible to begin tasks.

Weary Walker Ragzon Tatters Boston Transcript

Welcome to Our Boarders Family Mr Slimm

Mr Starvem greets Mr Slimm as a new boarder, noting the growing household and the sense of a small family forming around him. The exchange suggests a community atmosphere and the arrival of a new resident.

Mr. Slimm Mr. Starvem

Boarder remarks on cheap fare in boarding houses

A boarder notes a recurring cost concern in boarding houses comparing meals to leap meat, as reported by the Philadelphia Press. The remark reflects common dining anxieties among residents in urban lodging during the period.

Philadelphia Press

Dangers and Deadly Rapids of the Columbia River

Outing Magazine details the perilous Columbia passage from Timbasket Lake to Revelstoke canyon. It recalls drownings at Surprise and Death rapids, ships wrecked and bodies unrecovered, including miners during gold rush stampedes and river men like Tom Horne and Jack Boyd.

Columbia Big Bend Leo Davis Timbasket Lake Leo California America Revelstoke Canyon Tom Horne Jack Boyd Outing Magazine

Fish Out of Water Invention Keeps Gills Moist Longer

A German inventor creates a wooden multi compartment box where each section holds damp cloths to keep gills moist. An external oxygen receptacle supplies air to the fish, allowing several freshwater species to stay alive for three to four days.

Oh George Arrives as Father Fears Proposals

A girl pleads with George to calm her anxious father who is distressed by the news that he plans to marry the narrator. The dialogue centers on the father's troubled reaction and the couple's intentions.

George

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T. Henrichs Geo Fred Henrich Plymouth Telephone Co Mabel Folkers Texas Burlington C. T. Cully Taylor Gerard Oklahoma Odell Wymore Parties Howard Jeffries L. Greenwood Joe Greenwood Chamberlain Farmers’ Institute Neely Chicago Wall Pou Neely’s Pharmacy Prairie Gem and Vicinity Merve Logan Mr. Wm. Nida Jane Paw Papa Columbia River J. Monroe Davis First National Bank Neb K T. Pea Notary Public Nebraska the Recomp Office Washington, D. Cc D-Swift
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