KRESO DIP For All Livestock Use
A livestock treatment product named KRESO DIP is approved for use on horses cattle sheep hogs and all livestock with instructions for external dipping to control pests and parasites.
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1906
Page
5
A livestock treatment product named KRESO DIP is approved for use on horses cattle sheep hogs and all livestock with instructions for external dipping to control pests and parasites.
Albert Cally lost a work horse Tesduay. Souvenir postal cards of Diller at the Record office. Houses for sale or rent. Inquire at First National Bank. Miss Sopha Johnson visited relatives in Adams Nebraska. C C Wright of Beatrice fixed up rental properties. Miss Mary Hoyt arrived from Beatrice to visit J Smith Diller.
A fragmented local page notes a Poland China hog sale by P. H. Suea and Frank Gerwick selling six hogs for 108 dollars. It mentions Carl Gale seeking racing pointers in Wymore, Harry Strockey joining McMahon’s Merry go round for the races, and the go round being moved to Wymore. It records first new wheat in Diller at 1 bushel per acre, 62 pounds per bushel sale price, and reports visits between Mr and Mrs Iran Coupland and Henry Eaton in Indiana. Add notes on Anton Friday’s return from Kansas with land and family. Also promotes Ring’s Dyspepsia Tablets via Neely’s Pharmacy.
An old Chronic article recommends Chamberlain's Salve as a superior dressing for chronic sores and sore nipples. It notes it helps keep sores in good condition and is sold by Spear Drug Company.
Morning schedule lists Sunday school at 10 and preaching at 11 with Luke 13.6-9. Evening Epworth League at 7 on The Grace of Brotherly Love and a Union service at 8 on Sowing and Reaping. Wednesday prayer at 8 with Service. Invitation from Pastor 8S. C. Leonard.
The Pleas ant Republican primary elected delegates to the county convention at Fairbury. Names include J. W. Fouts F. D. Carr S. C. Hutchinson and several others. Precinct officers were nominated including Justice of the Peace P. McManesy and Constables Or Pox and WoGe Tiistinin. Local notes report hotel work delays, shipments by Diller Farmers Grain Co, and community updates from Hanover to Lincoln events.
Don't hesitate to request a free sample of Chamberlains stomach and liver tablets. The ad claims many have been permanently cured of biliousness constipation or stomach disorders by their use. Spear Drug Co. Also note a Washington post office notice urging rural free delivery patrons to provide weatherproof mail boxes and maintain road conditions for rural routes.
Mrs Christie Thompson and Mrs Annie Diller visited Steele City Tuesday to see friends for a few days. John Specht returned from Osborn County Kansas after attending his son in law Ed Powers funeral. A town note reports census counts in District 70: 99 males and 94 females of school age, up five from last year.
Dr Shoop's Rheumantic Remedy advertised as faithful treatment that reaches chronie and difficult cases once deemed incurable by physicians. The claim states it removes rheumatic poison from the blood and is the most reliable prescription for this purpose. Sold by Speer Drug Co.
The livestock department at the State Fair has added three permanent swine barns with thirty-eight pens each, boosting exhibit capacity to about 1500 head. Demand for more space prompts 250 additional pen requests on file with the superintendent.
An 19th century note compares Maxim’s gun test with Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy, arguing manufacturers avoid bold claims while relying on user statements. The remedy is claimed to cure diarrhoea dysentery and stomach pains, with Spear Drug Co selling it.
The tenth annual Nebraska Epworth Assembly will run July 31 to August at Epworth Lake Park in Lincoln. Rates are one fare plus 50 cents from all Nebraska stations. Speakers include Booker T. Washington and J. Dolliver among others. entertainment features listed. prospectus by mail from President L. O. Jones.
Smoot has escaped again as the Senate, occupied with other matters, fails to address the case.
Two Beatrice youths were arrested and charged after throwing paper into the eyes of passing young women at a street carnival. They pleaded guilty and received sixty days in the county jail as punishment.
The speaker credits Toledo D with handling the ice men and aims to pressure the President to seize control of beef packers. She endorses jail terms for trust magnates as a powerful anti trust measure.
Local claim highlights Dr Shoop Night Cure as a bedtime treatment to rebuild weakened tissues, soothe inflamed surfaces, and clear catarrhal troubles. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
A church treasurer at a temperance meeting tells a dramatic story of a wife who brings supper to her husband in a barroom. He laughs with friends as the dish reveals a note saying his wife and children are at home. The tale ends with a moral about domestic life.
The author notes that actual starvation is rare while want and need differ. The piece questions whether more people possess more than is truly beneficial than those lacking enough, framing a thoughtful debate on inequality and plenty.
A comrade from Elgin Illinois fell gravely ill with cholera morbus returning from a Grand Army Encampment in Washington City. J K Houghland of Eldon Iowa says he used Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy and believes it saved his life. Sold by Spear.
The text explains that air has weight when compressed in vessels. Filling vessels with compressed air increases their weight, and they become lighter after exhausting the air. Experiments show one cubic foot weighs 536 grains about 1.25 ounces. Heated air at 50 degrees or air at high elevations is lighter.
The moon’s lower gravity means a terrestrial athlete could leap much farther, covering about 120 feet in a running broad jump and carrying six times as much with six times the speed, illustrating reduced weight and easier movement on the lunar surface.
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