Local Briefs and Ads From Diller Nebraska
Prepared chicken feed and coal on hand at J D Fanders and J T Briggs. A son was born to Mr and Mrs C A Green on Tuesday June 28. Insurance offers savings from Nelson and First National Bank of Diller. Tornado insurance advertised. Town notes discuss saloon debates and social commentary. Ted Diller and Clinton Tristman visited Hardy farms. Post office carriers to skip Fourth of July travel. Gas range stoves marketed by Blauser Reliable.
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C. A. Green
Fourth of July Rates for Burlington Travel
Round trip tickets at very low rates on sale July 2 3 and 4 with return limit July 5. Minimum rate 25 cents. Ask the agent. A Kansas town job applicant for a scoot was asked her view on whipping children and replied she sits on a chair with the child held across her knee. She obtained the job.
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Kansas
No Pity Shown Ad Offers Bucklen’s Arnica Salve
An Alabama reader from Verbena, F. A. Gulledge, recalls a long battle with a severe pile condition that produced 24 tumors. He credits Bucklen’s Arnica Salve with curing him after other remedies failed, praising its use for burns and general aches. Available for 25 cents at Spear Drag Co's drug store.
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F. A. Gulledge
Verbena
Ala
Bucklen
Spear Drag Co
Lambert family visits. Mrs Lambert ill here Sunday
Uncle Tommy Lambert and his wife from Endicott stopped during a trip to the eastern part of the state to visit their son Frank Lambert and family. Mrs. Lambert fell ill soon after arrival and has been under the rector's care most of the time, but is improving and may go home in a few days.
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Tommy” Lambert
Endicott
Local notices and obituaries from the Recorp office and area
Notary public at the Recorp office. A infant child of Mr and Mrs Alfred Oaks was buried in Prairie Home Cemetery. Mrs Stine of Superior came to tend house while her son in law Dr A Powell attended the St Louis exposition. A man from Blue Springs attends funeral for Holmesville cyclone victims. David Miller from Omaha works in the blacksmith shop with his brother P B Miller. Lawrence Nelson and Thos Nelson started for St Louis and the World's Fair. Fire insurance offered against fire lightning and wind storms at Recorp office. Fireworks and furniture prices listed at local stores.
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Alfred Oaks
Prairie Home Cemetery
Thos. Nelson
Lawrence
St. Louis
S-D. Man
Blue Springs
Holmesville
Wheat crop damaged by frequent showers and heat in Nebraska
Reports from Nebraska farmers describe widespread wheat injury due to repeated rain and extreme heat. Mentions of travelers include Margret Powell of Tacoma planning to join at the World's Fair in St. Louis.
Beatrice Chautauqua-Low Rates via Burlington Route
The Burlington offers tickets to Beatrice chautauqua and return from Diller at 1.20 dollars for July 7 to 20 inclusive with return limit July 21. Ask the agent for particulars.
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Beatrice Chautauqua
Burlington
Diller
Lightning Rods Sold in Reliable Farm Offer
A. L. Lamb announces agency for C. W. Shinn lightning rods praised as best made and offers to estimate for mantels houses or barns.
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C. W. Shinn
al. Lamb
First National Bank of Diller Converts to National System
The First National Bank of Diller and The Peoples State Bank gain Comptroller approval to convert to the National system as First National Bank of Diller. Thos P Price, cashier, says the bank will open under the new name with paid up capital and surplus of 50000 dollars and the same officers as currently.
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The
Peoples State Bank
National Bank of Diller
Thos. P. Price
Quiet Village Seeks Peace After Saloon Debate
The town has faced repeated disturbances this past week as neighbors hurled acrimonious invectives. Residents hope the saloon issue settlement will restore peace and quiet, with a wish for harmony to prevail once more.
Local Notes From Diller and Vicinity
Community items include new walk construction along a residence north side, salary increase for Miss Bert Ballard at Fairbury post office, infant burial near the German Lutheran Church cemetery, and travels of Mrs. Fannie Diller and relatives. Also reported are a dry forecast amid saloon petition tensions, medical consultations for Dr. Taylor and a sick child, Scott Miller’s birthday gathering, Spear Drug Company paints, relocation of Burch meat business to Reynolds, land sale of Alexiel to Fred Grefe for 55 per acre, Mrs. Price’s illness, census results showing 182 district children, eye clinic in Diller, and lodge delegates elected for Lincoln meeting. Details of local trades, construction, and farming activity accompany these notes.
Addressing mail to avoid dead letter delays
Official note advises always including return address to prevent mail from being sent to the dead letter office. It mentions envelopes printed at the office and a price of 35e per 100.
Chautauqua Special Train to Beatrice and Diller
Special train Sunday July 10 departs Diller at 9 53 a m and Beatrice at 6 p m for Chautauqua. An interesting program has been arranged for the occasion. C W Scorr agent.
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Chautauqua
Beatrice Chautauqua
Diller
Beatrice
C.W. Scorr
Frank Miller to Join Sutton in St Louis for National Home Protectors
Frank Miller returns from Davenport Nebraska and leaves today for St Louis to join J W Sutton and recruit members for the National Home Protectors Association based in Beatrice. Bonheur Bros Golden Mascot Show featuring a dog goat and pony will perform in Diller on the Fourth of July night after high praise from papers in towns they toured.
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Frank Miller
Davenport
Nebr
St. ‘Louis
J. W. Sutton
National Home Protectors Association
Beatrice
Sutton
Bonheur Bro’s
Diller
Hearing on Liquor License Remonstrance at Diller
The village of Diller held a remonstrance hearing Wednesday on Henry C. Thomas’s request to sell malt spirits and vinous liquors. The session, at the school building, drew a large crowd as petitioners sought an adjournment to a larger room. Attorneys L. S. Hastings and J. E. Heasty presented arguments with witnesses heard on both sides. a continued hearing was scheduled for the next evening to allow further legal argument and a board decision.
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Henry C. Thomas
Diller
J. E. Heasty
Fairbury
Gratitude From Albert Leaper and Brothers
The message thanks dear friends who assisted during illness and burial of a beloved mother. It expresses heartfelt appreciation for their kindness and support. The note closes with a signature from Albert Leaper and Brothers.
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Albert Leaper
Night Was Her Terror and Spitting Blood Cured
Mrs. Chas. Applegate of Alexandria Indiana narrates a night of coughing and sleeplessness caused by consumption. She credits Dr. King's New Discovery with a full recovery after three bottles, gaining 53 pounds. The remedy promises to cure coughs colds la grippe bronchitis and lung troubles. Price 50 cents and 1.00 with free trial bottles at Spear Drug Co.
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Chas. Applegate
Alexandria
Ind
Dr. King
Spear Drug Co
Diller Sunday School Picnic in Hartzell Grove
A community event in Diller features a sunrise salute and a full day program at Hartzell's Grove. The Sunday School picnic includes music addresses recitations drills and sports from 10 a.m. to evening with a noon basket dinner and on-site refreshment stand inviting all to attend.
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Diller
Hartzell's Grove
Rural delivery service astonishes patron in county
A rural carrier recently received a remarkable request from a patron along his free delivery route. The note asked for a barrel of salt flour coal wire whiffletrees and an evener and even live poultry items including chicken coops and turkeys.
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Fred
Marion Waller
Mrs Jefferson Visits Talmage Before St Louis Fair
Mrs. Dr. Jefferson of Talmage Nebraska visited on Saturday with friends Dr. and Mrs. C. T. Gritzka and the latter's mother. She left her little boy there while she and her husband traveled to the St. Louis fair.
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Dr. Jefferson
Talmage
Nebr
C. T. Gritzka
St. Louis Fair
Fairbury men appraise land for new public road near Diller
Perry Cross Frank Pettit and W P Dickinson of Fairbury with county clerk F A Houston inspected the strip of land through S Clark's farm just west of Diller to be opened as a public road Monday.
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Perry Cross
Frank Pettit
W. P. Dickinson
Fairbury
Diller
Clark
F. A. Houston
World’s Fair Rates Via Burlington Route
Tickets to St Louis and return good all summer priced at 20.25. Sixty day tickets 16.90 available from April 25. Ten day tickets 15.20 available from April 27. For full information ask the ticket agent.
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St. Louis
Wells Hiatt Co forms in Diller to buy and ship live stock
A new business firm Wells Hiatt Co has organized in Diller with C C Wells J Hiatt and J B Zook. The company will buy and ship live stock receiving stock any day of the week and pay the highest market price. J B Zook will handle buying and the firm has ample capital to conduct the business.
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Diller
C.C. Wells
J.hiatt
J- B. Zook
Wells, Hiatt & Co
J. B. Zook
Sai Tf
Bonheur Brothers Golden Mascot Show Promises Fresh acts
Under mammoth canvas the Bonheur Brothers announce a new Golden Mascot show. They promise a departure from monotonous past exhibits with trained ponies dogs goats and gorillas and human talent fully drilled for freshness. The show premieres at Diller on Monday night July 4 for children under nine.
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Uae
Diller
Trustees Elected at Annual School Meeting
J T Briggs and Alf Waggoner were elected trustees at the annual school meeting. A nine months term of school was ordered and a levy of 20 mills was made for school purposes.
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J.T. Briggs
Alf. Waggoner
Electric Bitters Cure Rheumatism and Debility, Claim
Joe Golobick of Colusa California declares he endured fifteen years of rheumatic pain with no relief until Electric Bitters. He says a few bottles cured him and that the tonic also aids liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Sold for 50 cents with satisfaction guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
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Joe Golobick
Colusa
Calif
Spear Drug Co
Worlds Fair Rates to St Louis Exposition Tickets
The St Louis exposition now complete promises the greatest show the world has ever seen. Tickets available via agents offering good fifteen days for 15.20 dollars, good sixty days for 16.90, and good all summer for 20.25. See ticket agent for service details.
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Burlington
St.Louis
St. Louis Exposition
Green's August Flower Promises Healthier Liver
Advertisement touts Green's August Flower as a remedy for liver and stomach troubles and indigestion. Claims it yields “good spirits” by improving liver function, noting over thirty five years of use and offering trial sizes and regular bottles at Neely's Pharmacy.
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Kentucky
Blue Grass
Neely’s
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J. D.fanders
Colorado
J. T. Briggs
Nelson
S & Stage
America
Ted Diller
Clinton
Tristman
Hardy
Blauser
Post Office Department
Kimball
Spear Cave Co
Recorp
Nelson's
David Miller
Omaha
P. B. Miller
Patton
J. O. Blauser
Margret Powell
Tacoma
Wash
First National Bank of Diller
Eric Haprry
Dr. Powell
Bert Ballard
Geo. Grefe
Mis
Fannie Diller
Smith Diller
Tobias, Nebr
Ed. Wagenaar
Mary Bottger
Viciity
Spokane
M. Wright
Fred. Burch
Mr. Burch
Reynolds
Taylor
Steele City
Neely
Scott Miller
Miller
W. M. Carmichail
Rosebud
Alexiel
Herman Sasse
T. P. Price
Fouts Lig
Dist
Folsom
Drs. Powell& Gritzka
Isaac Saylor
É. E. Clark
Grand Lodge of the Degree of Honor
Lincoln
J. L. Lamb
J. D. Fanders
Cascarets
G. A. White Piano CO
Nebraska
Bonheur Brothers Golden
Diller Markets
Aancorole Ae
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