Diller News Briefs and Local Updates
Community notes from Diller Nebraska cover visits and travels including Fritz Wires Jr. and Mrs. Spear to Beatrice, J B Wright preparing to rebuild, and June 15 set for Dilller Farmers Grain Co to take charge of the Ewart Wilkinson elevator. Also included are crop sales, preaching changes for Children's Day practice, a dyspepsia remedy, a high school vigil box burying ten years on a John Diller farm, Nelson's eye operation, insurance news from Phenix and a local agency notice by Frank T Pearce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Farmers’ Grain Co
Ewart-Wilkinson
Fairbury High School
John Diller
Bucklen Arnica Salve Cited for Severe Neck Sore Cure
Chas Oswald of Rensselaersyville, N.Y. reports Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured Seth Burch of a severe neck sore. The preparation is described as antiseptic and healing, preventing blood poisoning and treating cuts wounds burns and sores. Available for 25 cents at Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Oswald
Rensselaersyville
N.Y
Seth Burch
Spear Drug Co
Local business and civic updates from a small town
A mixed local item list notes the Recorp office's improved printing capacity in Germany and cement work on a new hotel foundation. It mentions Mrs R V Folkers returning from Nebraska, a Chicago trip, and various vague local happenings including a photographer, a loaned drive, and a promotion for a catarrh cure.
Decoration day services honor nation’s dead
The G. A. R. Memorial Lotion was preached in the Christina Glale last Sunday morning by Prof. TP Beall. Decoration day exercises were held Wednesday afternoon with about fifty carriage loads of citizens joining Post and Corps in paying honor at Prairie Home cemetery. Flowers were strewn on graves in keeping with order customs. Also an employment ad seeks an assistant manager for Chicago wholesale and mail order house offering $20 salary plus expenses with no investment or experience required.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christina Glael
TP Beall
Prairie Home Cemetery
Chicago
Latke St
The Very Best Friend for Bowel Trouble Ad Light
Bluffton Indiana resident Mr M F Burroughs extols Chanbertlin's Coke Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy as the best bowel trouble cure. He claims long term use benefits his family and urges purchase from Spear Drug Co to be prepared for summer emergencies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. F. Burroughs
Bluffton
Ind
Chanbertlin
Spear Drug Co
Presbyterian Church Session Meets After Saturday Service
The Presbyterian Church invites members to a Saturday 2 oclock preaching service then a Session meeting. The Session offers conference or reception of new members. Sunday services remain at the usual hour and the quarterly communion is at 11 a.m. with an Hastings College offering. Young People's topic is Faith what it is and what it does. Roll call will occur.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hastings College
Housekeeping sale and weather notes in mixed local items
Miss L J Steiner plans a public sale of household goods Saturday on Main Street in Diller. The article mixes weather, police notes, and local notices about examinations, a pinching incident, orchard trees damaged by a storm, and a candy laxative ad amid scattered regional details.
Class of 706 Reception Honored Parents and Board
The Class of 706 held a Saturday evening reception at Alex Bell's residence for their parents, the Board of Education, and their preceptor. They heard their class history and poem, sang their class song, and enjoyed ice cream frappie with bananas and fruit punch. The decorated rooms featured the class colors and LaFrance as the class flower while guests waited for the graduates to perform their class yell.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D.hoos
Alex Bell
Board of Education
Unknown Friends Endorse Chamberlain Remedy At Home
Many users praise Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy though they hesitate to give testimonials. They remain friends of the remedy for warding illness and its household usefulness in curing diarrhoea and bowel troubles. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
Boys Pay for Stones Aimed at Widows in Crowd
A last week report notes boys paid 250 dollars for throwing stones at widows but were not blamed. Only one window broken by a crowd member in an accident. Justice of the Peace advised payment to avoid trouble. no arrests. The payers did not admit guilt and concealed the actual thrower to protect friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
Wuo Pai
Community notices and local business updates in Steele City
The article notes postponed events at the Christian church and a busy Steele City telephone company manager handling Bell telephone business. It mentions Diller public school students, local restaurant preparations and summer offerings, and Robt Smithy Tonmaster’s injuries from a railroad accident during an inspection tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steele City
Thom
Bell Telephroive
Electric Bitteray Promises Quick Health Restorative
An advertisement touts Electric Bitteray as a great restorative medicine from S.A. of Phe niwettsville CS SALY'S. It claims to cure dyspepsia chronic fever chills malaria biliousness lame backs kidney and bladder disorders. Price 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coriaon
S.A. Eyny
Phe Niwettsville
Saly
Display Signals on Diller Post Office Milk Boxes
Department orders post- office staff to ensure signals are displayed on rival milk boxes for mail collection beginning July 1. Patrons with boxes lacking signals must install a simple device to show mail status. Carriers will not open boxes without signals and must lower signals after pickups if no mail remains. Carriers must inform patrons about route updates.
Mrs Cal Herwig Visits Hubbell Friends
Mrs Cal Herwig of Hubbell visits her parents Mr and Mrs Tristman. D R Kelley reports hail damage to wheat from a recent storm and plans to replant the field to corn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mrs
Cal. Herwig
Hubbell
Mrs. Tristman
D. R. Kelley
Woodmen Memorial Day Observance Led by W M A
The Modern Woodmen of America will hold Memorial Day services on Sunday June 3 led by Elder W T King at the Christian church at 2 o clock. Members from Diller Camp No 1668 will meet earlier and march to Prairie Home cemetery to decorate graves including Jake Geer Geo JT Diller BOA Cireens A Clark W S Diller Me Wayrerouer Chis Diller and J Ki Bixby. Public invited to church and cemetery ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodmen
America
W. T. King
Diller
Diller High School Holds Tenth Annual Commencement
The tenth annual commencement at Diller High School was held in the M E Church last Friday evening. Joy Reinhart received a scholarship and ten graduates were diplomas, seven girls and three boys, in a program with music and address by James A Beattie.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sth
Diller’ High School
M. E
James A. Beattie
A. M
Lincoln
W.€. Line
T. P. Beall
Joy Reinhart
LaForrest Raymond
Wm. Marl Pearce
Golda
Miller
Patrice Mckllwee
Grayce M. Bell
Charlotte M. Loock
Elsie C. Tristman
Edith Bixby
Viona M. Witty
Bank report from Jefferson County Nebraska 1908
O J Mayborn cashier swears the bank report to the State Banking Board is correct. The balance sheet shows assets 99 004 53 dollars and deposits 87 364 37 with notes payable 20 000 00. Notary public Pearce attested on the date in 1908.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nebraska
Jefferson
O. J. Mayborn
State Banking Board
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Neely’s Pharmacy
Hare's
Arthur E. Price
Inaansas City
Fritz
J.B. Wright
Poland- China
Ben
John
Omaha
Rock Island
King
Neely
Peter Nelson
Phenix Insurance Company
Brooklyn
New ‘York
San Francisco
Frank T. Pearce
Neb
Germany
Haresaveis Diallar
Comines
Mintene
TL. L. Catlin
Spear Daseo
Presbyterian Church
United States
Sass
Phat
Francisco
Pacific Coast
Folsom
Eye
Bar
Nog
Phrot Suigeoh
Dr. Bauchess
Olfeesin Diller
Moudiay Coon
Dane
York
Hi Huiselbon
Wis
Tay
Sda
Lass Ible
Specie Drug Co
John “Handley
Rey
Mr. Hanley
Reynolds
Hk Adies
The
Christian Church
Claude Cavett Wis
Diller Public Shoal
Pes
Biter
Tridor
Kelley
Botton
Department
Diller State Bank
Mort- Bro
Eas
Total
J. W. Fouts
A. Maysorn
Fask Ty Pearce
Sear
Aei
S. and Foreign
Etrade EM
Casnowe
U.S. Patent Office
Washington.d.c
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