Public sale for Charley Smith on February 10
Charley Smith holds a public sale on February 10 offering his goat. After the sale he plans to move to Table Rock.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1915
Page
5
Charley Smith holds a public sale on February 10 offering his goat. After the sale he plans to move to Table Rock.
Mr and Mrs Fred Highland arrived Tuesday from Akron Colorado and drove to near Ellis to see their daughter Mrs Snowden Cook who was dangerously ill at that time.
Jacob Lottman sold his 160 acre farm a mile and a half northeast of Diller last week to neighbor John Plager who owns a north adjoining farm. The price was 87.50 dollars per acre.
The family expresses sincere appreciation for the floral offerings and acts of kindness from friends and neighbors during the illness and death of their husband and father, Mr. H. D. Eddieman.
A reader from Arnold Pennsylvania reports relief from long lasting stomach trouble after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She credits the product with stopping severe attacks and improving her health after one bottle. For sale by all dealers.
An ad notes seasoned chunk wood sold at 1.50 per four by a rack on the packe and fence posts by J. M. Hiatt.
All persons indebted to me will please call and settle their accounts as soon as convenient. G B Cassel informs followers and customers to arrange payments promptly.
Charley Lukas of Filley and Miss Mable Caylor of Filley were married by the county judge at Beatrice on Monday. The couple is the son of Mr and Mrs Ablert Lukas.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Shaw, who had visited here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Drullinger, left on the early train Saturday morning for their home at Oberlin Kans.
The county treasurer received a payment for poll tax owed in 1893 1896 and 1897 totaling 9 dollars in tax and 16.80 dollars in interest making 25.80 dollars in all.
Do not give children cough medicines with opium as it risks serious illness. Chamberlain's Remedy is presented as the safest option for colds and croup in children and also suitable for adults. It contains no opium or harmful drugs and is sold by all dealers.
Observers report the city clears sidewalks better than crossings on streets. The column cites a Peruvian man praising Chamberlain's Tablets for digestion and biliousness, mentions a California earthquake report from Lompoc, and notes chiropractors in the state pushing a bill for official recognition and a State Board of Examiners.
H D Eddleman died at about 11 Sunday morning near Ellis at age about 80 after illnesses of old age. He and his wife lived with son W H Eddleman three miles southwest of Ellis. He was father to Mrs Tiffis Blauser Mrs Fred Grabber and Mrs J A Shuffler all near Diller and to the late Mrs H Bauguess. Funeral services were held at the house Wednesday afternoon with burial in Prairie Home Cemetery.
The city of San Bernardino honors a newborn girl by naming her Golda Bernarda McKinley, born at Bennett hospital. Parents are Mr. and Mrs. C. W. McKinley of Base Line Highland, the mother formerly Miss Golda Miller.
A kitchen garden is half living and even if you do not grow for market you can profit by new scientific methods. Canning factories and city markets demand more vegetables to feed urban populations. Try the new plan next year by subscribing to The Vegetable Grower and two other magazines for 1.75 a year.
Irl Grone left Tuesday for Diller to visit relatives for a few days. Mrs. D B McLaughlin arrived Saturday from Republic Washington and attended the funeral of her mother Mrs M A Blauser who died the evening before she reached here.
D. G. McGaffey, vice president of the State Savings and Loan Association at Beatrice, visited Diller on Wednesday on business for the company with the editor acting as agent.
A comical antique remedy suggests a man cannot quit drinking should start a saloon in his home and be the sole customer. It advises giving his wife $2 for a gallon of whiskey and envisions her accumulating funds to bank, reinvest, and eventually secure a better future after years of buying booze.
A brief public health note urges rapid treatment of colds. It claims colds are a gateway to serious diseases and promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for relief and expectoration. For sale.
A. W. Stewart his son Ed and daughter Vera of Gage Oklahoma visited Diller friends between trains on Wednesday. They traveled from Smith Center Kansas to Fairbury and were en route home via the Rock Island from Thompson. The Stewarts once lived in Diller and were warmly greeted by local friends.
Readers are informed of Hall's Catarrh Cure claimed to cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional remedy. The ad asserts the cure acts on blood and mucous surfaces and offers $100 for any single failing case. It urges testimonials and lists Toledo, Ohio as the company location and mentions Hall's Family Pills for constipation.
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