22 Jan 1904
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1904
Page
1
No. 16 delayed by a couple hours. Rev Mills leads Rock Creek meetings. Local ads, sales, and public notices fill the column. County commissioners to meet Feb 2. Burglaries, sales, and market reports mix with weather and community notes across Diller, Rock Creek, and nearby towns.
The ad touts Dr King s New Life Pills claiming relief and cures for stomach and liver troubles at 25 cents. The obituary notes W J Hostetter former Diller resident died in Arvada Colorado of consumption and his remains were sent to Braddyville Iowa for burial with a family delegation and friends attending.
The Coed Government Leneue of Diller WHE holds a public meeting at Mo Eo church on Tuesday evening June 26. This is the first such gathering in Diller with an expected full house and an interesting program planned. Mrs. Jensin Brxpy presides.
The city treasurer announces distress warrants for delinquent taxes due February 1. Citizens with unpaid accounts should pay now to avoid extra costs as warrants will be turned over to the sheriff. January 21, 1904.
The report notes several pupils including Willie and Jennie Henrichs absent for two weeks and others testing lungs with a patent lung tester. A pupil story describes Jota in the cold north with Bessie visiting, snow play, and a snowman. Dale Reinhart and William Myers miss days due to illness while first to sixth graders engage in varied work and drawing as classrooms fill with activity.
Fragmentary commodity list shows new shelled corn grades No 3 and No A with values, No 3 wheat at 56, spring wheat and oats with mixed entries, and butter and other dairy terms. Incomplete names and units limit precise pricing context.
An advertisement extols German Syrup as a remedy for consumption and coughs. It argues climate is overemphasized, urges proper diet and rest, and asserts free morning expectoration improves with the syrup. Claims it benefits consumptives who move to warmer climates and restore strength.
A notice advertises a managerial position for a trustworthy lady or General Newman to oversee business in the Couoy and adjoining territory. The role offers a 22000 cash salary plus weekly expenses paid direct from headquarters. Appointment appears as Andresé Manager at 105 Monon Building, Chicago.
Trustworthy man or woman sought to manage a well known solid financial house in this county and adjacent territory. Salary twenty dollars cash plus expenses, paid weekly by check from headquarters. Expense money advanced. Permanent position. Address Mesager 10 Monon Building Chicago, Ill.
Ladies are invited to call on Miss L. O. Ballard to view fall and winter millinery designs in stock. See the latest creations from Falk and Winter Millinery and enjoy best values and service for your purchase.
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