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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1905

Page

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Local notices from the district include sales and shippings

E L Loock lists Lincol Sunday residence property for sale with inquiry at First National Bank. Hogs sought at Diller. M Wright shipped hogs to St Joseph market Tuesday while J E Clark sent cattle to Kansas City on Wednesday. Wednesday was the coldest day at 24 below zero. The Fairbury Times reports 3300 union revival conversions. C Dawson son of H C Dawson died Sunday at Endicott age 26. H T Weaver and family travel to Stanford Indiana for a few months. The Modern Woodmen plan a special program for Feb 4 with full membership. Dan Kasser returned from Beatrice and resumes tailoring in Copeland building. D H Diller writes subscribing to the Record. 450 new houses built last year. A box social at Blauser schoolhouse Friday Feb 3 benefits the organ fund. WANTED ten men per state to travel and distribute samples. salary 75 dollars monthly plus 3 dollars daily expenses. Kilman Co Dept 8 Atlas Building Chicago Illinois.

Kilman CO Atlas Building Chicago

Mrs Bixby Returns From Omaha Visit After Illness

Mrs. J. B. Bixby and her daughter Zena returned Monday evening from Omaha where Zena had been in a hospital for several weeks. She is now recovering very rapidly and doctors did not prescribe an operation.

J.B. Bixby Omaha Zena Thed

Safe for Children Cough Remedy Endorsed by Spear Drug Co

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is claimed to be perfectly safe for children and effective for coughs colds and croup. The Spear Drug Co. asserts it contains nothing harmful and warns against injurious medicines given to children.

Spear Drug Co

Spoiled Her Beauty and Funeral Notices

Harriet Howard of New York recalls skin troubles cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after years of ailment. At Spear’s drug store it sold for 25 cents. Diller Masons attended the funeral of James D. Meyers, aged eighty two, once a local sieve handler and banker, who died after a fall in his yard leaving him blind.

Harriet Howard 34Th St New York Buckilen Spear's Drug Store Diller Odell James D. Meyers

Electric Bitters Proclaimed Remedy for Malaria

Sickening shivering fits of ague and malaria can be relieved and cured with Electric Bitters. A pure tonic medicine with curative influence on malaria, preferred to quinine. ES Munday of Henrietta Texas reports a brother saved from malarial fever by the remedy. At Spear's drug store price 50 cents guaranteed.

ES. Munday Henrietta Tex Spear's

Groundhog Day Eve and Local Real Estate Notes

Odell visitors W A Boggs and son Roy spent a day or two this week. J W Fouts has closed the sale of Sarah and Flora Worthen's farm to A Woods at fifty dollars per acre. For sale saw incubators and poultry stock including Hatch and Victor incubators. John A Zook appears in the list. An agreeable bow movement is noted in Chamberlains Stomach and Liver tablets. Mr Joseph Spear and EB Weaver, with Miss Anna Craig, were married by Judge Bourne, and will reside at Diller Beatrice.

J. W. Fouts Sarah Flora Worthen A. Woods Chamberlain Spear Joseph Weaver Diller Anna R. Craig West Beatrice Bourne Beatrice Horold

Public Farm Sale Near Diller Overseen by Col. J B Wright

Jacob Bowers, living seven miles southeast of Diller, plans to quit farming and hold a public sale on Tuesday January 31 comprising horses, cattle, sheep and farming implements. The sale is to be conducted by Col J B Wright.

Jacob Bowers Diller Col J.B. Wright

Lent shifts with late Ash Wednesday and Easter

The text notes Ash Wednesday on March 8 delaying Lent and Palm Sunday on April 16 with Good Friday on April 21 and Easter Sunday on April 2 marking a late Holy Week.

Funeral for Isaac Lamb Pioneer Settler in Gage County

Jel Lamb and family attend the funeral for Isaac Lamb a pioneer settler of Gage county who lived seven miles west of Beatrice on Cub Creek. He died Sunday after several months illness from paralysis at age 73. He is survived by his wife and four children two sons and two daughters.

Jel. Lamb Isaac. Lamb Gage County Beatrice Cub Creek Sand

Rural Route 3 carrier handles large 1904 mail totals

In 1904 the Diller rural route carrier delivered 39 497 pieces of mail and collected 4 548 pieces. He issued 54 money orders, cancelled $87.82 and sold $81.83 worth of stamps. The collections included apples peaches grapes potatoes and a fine plate of honey though the postage necessaries were confiscated by the carrier Av Reinhart.

Diller Av Reinhart

New Discovery Cures Consumption Coughs and Colds

FG Huntley of Oakland Indiana shares that his wife had consumption and doctors gave up. After using Dr. King’s New Discovery for consumption and colds she improved. the remedy is advertised as a universal cure with one dose relief. Trial bottles offered free by Spear Drug Co.

FG Huntley Oakland Tnd Spear Drug Co

Gale Dates of J. B. Wright and Associates

A list of names with corresponding dates follows J B Wright and associated figures. The entries include Jacob Bowers February 3 and R J Specht February 4 among others ending with Geo Myers February 28.

Jacob Bowers R.J. Specht J. H. Radloft Ernest Ochs J. Smith Diller D. J. Lynds C. Phillips Wm. Manning Will Smith J. O. Burkett C.K. Fairbanks J. L. Henrichs A. Mo Straw Hacker Geo. Myers

Farmers praise snow cover on wheat fields

J T Henrichs sent a car of fat hogs to the Kansas City market Wednesday. T P Price's baby has been very sick with tonsillitis but is much better and the nurse will go home soon. Hartzell faces misfortune with steer losses and sickness in his feed yards south of town.

J.T. Henrichs Kansas City T. P. Price Hartzell

Residents plan remodeling and winter work in town

C Wright and family from Beatrice visit while Wright remodels a Diller residence. The year promises fewer Sundays and about ten months of work. Misses Gertrude and Lottie Loock return from University Place for a Wesleyan University registration break. Milton Fisher, west side barber, has Martin the painter refinishing shop fixtures in white, making the business look neat and clean.

Gertrude Lottie Loock University Place Wesleyan University Milton Fisher West Side Martin Mr. Fisher

Dr King’s New Life Pills Promote Health Claims

An advertisement extols Dr King’s New Life Pills for stomach and liver trouble and promotes Spear’s Drug Store at 25 cents with a guarantee. The ad also includes a local notice about Mrs. Frank Hale of Gage County reporting poultry and egg sales from January 1 1904 to January 1 1905, noting over 230 dollars in sales and stock growth from 120 to 245 fowls.

Dr. King Spear’s Frank Hale Diller Gage County

February Institute Talk At Beatrice Hessian Fly

The 1st and 2nd Institute meetings at Beatrice are announced for Wednesday forenoon. Prof Brun from the state university will discuss Hessian fly and control methods. Attendees should bring lunch and stay for the afternoon session with Prof Keyser on seed corn and high yields.

Far Court House Beatra Brun of State University Stu Keyse

Deputy Assessors Named by Court for Several Towns

The court selected deputy assessors for multiple towns including Noah Unger Plymouth J P Heiliger Gibson H W Strock Washing William Clodius Eureka J H Grinsom Meridian Charles McCoy Richland H H Wiebe Cub Creek Henry Stahl Jefferson Gt Blauser Pleasant Peter Gill Rock Creek P Dickinson Fairbury Jake Callaway Fairbury Charles A Stark Lincoln W S Willoughby Buckley Li Churchi Antelope Frank W Wells Budicott D M Quigley Newton. A following list is noted.

Oties Cour Lonawitz Noah Unger Plymouth J.P. Heiliger Gibson H.W. Strock Washing William Clodius Eureka J.H. Grinsom Meridian Charles McCoy Richland H. H. Wiebe Cub Creek Henry Stahl Jefferson Blauser Pleasant Peter Gill Rock Creek P. Dickinson Fairbury Jake Callaway Charles A. Stark Lincoln W. S. Willoughby Buckley Li Churchi Antelope Frank W. Wells Budicott D. M. Quigley Newton

Local Notes From Diller Readers Cricket Fowl

Ike Steiner and V 1 ix residents of Dilley neighborhood report from town news Beatrice Democrat notes. The ice crop secured and finest quality, ten to sixteen inches thick. A son of Lafe Brown accidentally shot during a gathering near Shand Monday night. Myrtle Pearce married Bertin H. Coleman, they will move to Alaska in June. Mr Cully of Gove Oklahoma reports prosperity and good meals. snow abounds. Wheat looks well and plowing to begin after snow melts.

Ike’ Steiner Dilley Hood Litem Beatrice Democrat Lafe Brown Diller Wils Lewis Welling Myrtle Pearce W. Pearce Boise Thahe Sitico Bertin H. Coleman Miner Alaskay Cully Gove Ollahoma

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Praised by California Woman

Mrs. Cora Walker of Porterville California endorses Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as the best cold cure and a safe pleasant preventive of pneumonia, sold by Spear Drug Company. An Iowa schoolboy's Russia composition includes humorous misstatements and Kipling.

Chamberlain Cora Walker Portervill California Spear, Drug Company Iowa Russia England Kipling

Farmers urged to buy De Laval butterfat separators

An advertisement touts high butterfat prices in January and compares dairy profits to corn and wheat. It promotes De Laval cream separators as cost effective for farmers and claims strong sales in Kansas and surrounding regions with easy terms through Ry-Beatr Cream Co.

New York Wisconsin Ska Creame Co Negon

Learning to Play on an Inferior Instrument

An article notes that poor instrument quality damages musical ear and that tone volume and range influence a cultivated ear. It highlights the importance of correct touch and method and praises the G A Vee Piano Co for excellence in musical construction and finish.

Blackwood timber stand near Diller described

A fragment notes a timber stand named Blackwood consisting of hickory ash hackberry elm and others located about miles east and a mile south of Diller with a reference to C K Fatr r Banks.

Diller C.K. Fatrr Banks

Stomach Trouble and Constipation Aid Promoted by Druggist

J. R. Cullman of Potterville Michigan praises Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets as the best remedy for stomach trouble and constipation he has sold. He notes ease of use satisfaction and a money back guarantee with no complaints. For sale at Spear's.

Chamberlain J. R. Cullman Potterville Mich Spear’s

Notice to Trespassers on Private Lands

Notice is given to all parties not to hunt or fish on lands owned by Br ace Albert Leaper Frank Eick, T. Maxwell Grand, and others. Names listed include James Jacob Bartel, P A. John P. Diékmann, Frank dt Pritt, jurors of the grand and drawn for the strength court. Several surnames appear in garbled form, including Capp, Rohr, Johabeloes, Engeéelmann, and Hand among others.

Enaeecord Brace Albert Leaper Frank Eick Si T. Maxwell James Jacob Bartel P A John P. Diékmann Frank Dt Pritt Capp Dohn

Also Mentioned on This Page

E. L. Loock Lincol First National Bak Wets Hiart & Co St. Joé J. E. Clark The Fairbury Times Con. Dawson H.C. Dawson Endicott H.T. Weaver Stanford Indiana Dan Kasser Copeland Building D.H. Diller Geeks Specht A. H. Colman Florida Geo. Hardy Denver Clark Perley Miller Wiar Wood River Nebr Ralph Maw Stephen’ Maw Mra. Haggard Nebraska City OB. S Wright Frank Mathias Campbell Gazette Jas Ireland Les. Butterbuugh Liberty B.os. Specht John Specht Job. Wright Ground Hogey W. A. Boggs Roy John Zook Merrell, Co Treas J. B. Wright Gale C. Wright Eater Day Will Mr. Right Shay Velvet Haddoriff Piano G. A. Vee Piano Co Irbury Em Vis I50 harmMlacy
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