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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1902
Page
1
Local Notices and Miscellany From the County Region
A jumble of items reports cattle shipments to St. Joe, an envelope printing offer, dental and medical notices, a farm incident with wild dogs, county salary debates, railroad signals, and parole news about the Younger brothers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Zook & Son
St. Joe Monday
Local shoppers wary of out of town goods
Amherst resident Williamson warns readers about unreliable merchandise from distant firms. He cites catalogues and stores in target cities pushing low quality items and urges buyers to be cautious to avoid paying too much for trash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamson
Amherst
Sutton
Explosive Theory Ties Body Case to Doctor
A fragment suggests a belief that a body was exploded in connection with a doctor. The wording implies a sensational link to medical figures, with no clear confirmation or full details available in the readable text. Further context is needed to confirm persons, place, and outcome.
Skating Accident Reported In Afternoon Incident
A fragmented OCR note describes a skating mishap in the afternoon involving a fireman, a beer fracture, and references to Dee Reitzel and D. R. Kelley. The snippet hints at injuries from a fall or collision during leisure activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ons
Dee Reitzel
D. R. Kelley
Notary Public and Local News Highlights
A mix of notices and brief items from Diller and nearby areas. Miss Lottie Pilger visits Plainview relatives. J B Meserve indicted by a Douglas county grand jury for misusing $1500 interest money. Annie Meyers visits her sister Bet Smith. pink eye affects neighborhood children. Suttons promotes stomach remedies. James T Bell buys 1 1/2 acres near Diller for 200 dollars. Maps to Omaha post master wage ruling and carrier warrant delays. Mr Clark learns his sister Mrs. Harvey has died in LeMars Iowa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas County
J. B. Meserve
Misa Annie Meyers
Diller
Bet Smith
Pink-Eye
Plymouth News
Clark
LeMars
Iowa
David Harvey
Bucklen Arnica Salve Fame Across the World
A line extols Bucklen's Arnica Salve as famed worldwide. A later remark contrasts a rugged home grown country boy with pampered urbanites in life’s battles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bucklen
Farmer Bribes Himself with a Seat for Forty Thieves
An Oklahoma paper recounts a farmer visiting town seeking a treat by a good seat at a theater. The scene centers on the Forty Thieves show where a ticket agent quotes a price and the farmer offers a dollar in change. The exchange ends with the farmer claiming he will use the remaining eighty nine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oklahoma
Local notes and business updates in Sparks area
Numerous small items including J. B. London leasing the Gillett stable for breeding, Alfred Oaks marrying in Missouri and returning with his bride, an upcoming missionary meeting at Mrs Tingtman’s on Saturday with India as the topic, and Ballard syrup promoted for throat and chest relief. Also mentions Lincoln Land Co. land purchases by M. Wright, Captain Sweeney reviewing rural routes, and a Belle Center church society of 43 members.
Mystery Voice Within The Silent Deep
A fragmentary text hints at inner distress and emotional strain. The speaker mentions enduring melancholy and confusion, referencing a woman and a personal struggle without clear context or resolution.
Groundhog shadow forecast and local notices
Perent asks if the ground hog will see a shadow next Sunday. Local items mention Rev. Dry's revival at Blue Springs, Annie Crist visiting, Uncle Joe Gerard ill but improving, and a postponed chicken-pie social at Alex Ballard’s residence with a guessing contest and donations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Hosford
Lincoln
Rev. Dry
The
Presbyterian Church
Blue Springs
Alex Ballard
Aim high in youth and business to avoid future regret
An exchange urges young readers to strive for top achievement in school and trade, noting the value of effort. Snow fell for most of Wednesday, adding 2 to 3 inches and creating the best sleighing in several winters with calm winds and moisture for wheat fields.
Liniment Mix Up Ends With Unlikely Blessing
A neighboring town woman trusted a liniment, but a blueing bottle was used by her husband by mistake. The mix up led to a strange incident as she awoke with a twinge in a limb and later learned the remedy was blueing, not the liniment. Providence reportedly blessed the misfortune.
Ice harvest begins with organized teams and force
The fragment notes an ice harvest starting with earnest effort Monday morning. Hartel led a chosen team to mobilize enough quantity, with men organized to gather the ice efficiently through the day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Hartel
Small-pox Diphtheria Reported in Fairbury Papers
Local notices mention outbreaks of small-pox and diphtheria in Fairbury. Other items include out of season sale at Nelsons, dog roundup by Dave Dreider, travelers Henry Kunter and F. W. Lohmeyer returning from Oklahoma City, and social news from Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairbury
Nelaon
Henry Kunter
F. W. Lohmeyer
Oklahoma City
Okla
Vermifuge Remedy Promises Relief for Worms in Children
An old advertisement declares many children suffer from worms and urges marking symptoms to diagnose and treat with White's Cream Vermifuge. It promises to restore quietness and health, with a price of 25 cents and attribution to W. Button.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. Button
Farmers Need Simple Book Keeping for Profit Clarity
The piece argues farmers lack clear profit accounting after harvest. It urges straightforward bookkeeping to track income from grain sales, feed costs, and overall returns, noting many cannot even recall money received. It emphasizes practical methods over complex systems for farm finance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fire
Jefferson County Commission Chooses 1902 Officers
At a Jefferson County meeting W. Line was named board chairman for 1902. F. M. Perconett will serve as courthouse janitor earning 50 dollars monthly. Dr. Warren Perry is appointed county physician at 90 dollars monthly. Wm. Hackett remains superintendent of the poor farm at Tice. C. E. Case continues as sheriff with a 700 dollar stipend for duties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson County
Quail Farming Expansion Near Portland Indiana Farmer
Wealthy Indiana farmer Harley Smith near Portland in Jay county converts a 400 acre farm to quail production. The report notes his new venture as a major agricultural move with potential economic impact for the area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harley Smith
Portland
Jay County
Ind
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Sam Phillips
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Lottie “Pilger
Plainview, Nebr
Frank Pearce
A. L. Tristman
Federal Grand Jury
the Presbyterian Church
Hod Diller
Ealain
Sutton’s
Jas. T. Bell
Lincoln Land Co
Omaha
Washington
J. B. London
Alferd Oaks
E. F. Oaks
Missouri
Union
Mre. Tingtman
India
F.ee Emerson's
Fintaranes
M. Wright
Capt. Sweeney
Jas, M. King
King Mfg. Co
Nebraska City
King Presse
Eid
W. T. King
Belle Center
Ohio
Charles Baath
Humboldt
Mr. Bausch
John Keller
Prank Ward
Mim
Tly
Rack Creek
Ke & Folkeee
Sane A
Annie Crist
Custer County
Nebr
Harlan Hadley
Joe Gerard
A. H. Colman
Montgomery Ward & Co
Sears, Robuck & Co
Nelson
J. W. Sutton
Dave Dreider
Diller and
Bella
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Fred Maw
Idaho
Ellen Young
Palmyra
Wm. Riddle
Seth Be Balk Bear Decker
Rockefeller
University of
Ra An
Liller, Neb
Lodge
Direstor
M, Woes
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