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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1905
Page
1
Local items report July Fourth bills issued and June wedding invitations for Sadie Bixby and Ruben. Notes cover heat records, hires in Diller post office, travel to Lincoln, and multiple residents visiting family. Local commerce includes linseed oil paint mix for fence posts, wallpaper, seeds, piano services, and a new Nebraska law on trading stamps.
D L Gregory of Hope Texas says Bucklen’s Amica Salve quickly cured a bad sore and is safe for sore eyes. The note promotes 25c at Spear Drug Co drug store.
Philip Prior, a public school principal, keeps over a million bees in a back yard of a dense San Francisco district. The bees travel 2.5 miles to Golden Gate Park and back in about two minutes, a 150 mph round trip, with Prior documenting arrivals by flour-dusted bees and timing their returns.
The Methodist church was filled last night to hear W. J. Reese's illustrated lecture on temperance. Another lecture will be given tonight and a silver offering will be taken at the door.
Rachael Markham of Fairbury sues the Supreme Court Independent Order of Forestrern to recover 1000 dollars plus costs claiming her late husband’s life insurance payout was unjustly denied for death by own action. Kansas and Nebraska set resident and nonresident deer hunter license fees with funds earmarked for a fish hatchery and state totals reported.
The upcoming session slated for October 16 will open amid fierce debate as two chief issues loom large. The President’s message will push railway rate reform and a protective tariff plan aimed at curbing monopoly and protecting domestic consumers.
A Washington State letter from Toppenish near Yakima Valley describes the move west for health, a 20 acre fruit and hop belt ranch, and improved land selling from 200 to 500 dollars an acre. The writer praises local churches, schools, and rail access while inviting Diller friends to visit and consider the climate for health and settlement.
Nebraska enacts a cigarette regulation set to begin July first with enforcement described as keeping users using until they stick. All debts of the dissolved firm Drs Powell and Gritzka are payable to Dr C T Gritzka. S Clark traveled from Fairbury to Colorado Springs to visit his son James Clark and family. J D Fanners notes moving buggies to new headquarters with larger stock and competitive prices.
Mrs Robt Muir of Peoria Illinois stopped here Friday during a return from visiting her son John and Jacob Harms in Colorado. She spent time with the families of J T Henrichs and E J Loock, longtime acquaintances.
Reader is directed to the inside pages for a detailed account of the great Japanese Russian naval engagement that occurred last Saturday along with extensive state and national news.
Yesterday was Ascension Day observed with appropriate services at their church in Diller by the German Lutherans, among whom there is a large timber in this vicinity.
Dr Folsom, an eye ear nose and throat surgeon returning from study in Europe, will visit Dr Gritzka's office in Diller from Wednesday noon June 7 to Thursday noon June 8. Spectacles fitted, all work guaranteed, examinations free.
Mrs. Isabella Lamb, 73, mother of J. L. Lamb of this city, died Wednesday noon at her Cub Creek home about sixteen miles north of Diller. Funeral at 2 PM today in Kilpatrick Cemetery. Mr. Lamb was with her when she passed.
On Sunday morning the Communion of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated with services at the usual hour. A union prayer meeting will be held Thursday June 8 led by Rev. F Mills. The 4th District Nebraska Christian Endeavorer Society convention occurs in Fairbury June 8 and 9 with reminders to arrange affairs so many can attend and meet others in this line.
County residents J B Wright and H F Diller visited the county seat on Wednesday. Dr Bauguess of Harbine spent part ofTuesday visiting friends here. Miss Mary Miller left with her sister Mrs Dr Ellis for a short visit with grandparents in Wymore. Mrs Henderson and two boys from Hollenberg Kansas returned home Monday after visiting J E Kerr and family.
Rev. F. Mills and his family traveled Monday to Tecumseh Nebraska to visit relatives. Mr. Mills is expected to return today with others remaining for a week or two.
After Nan Patterson was acquitted she quickly secured a stage engagement paying $2,000 a week. The remark notes she narrowly avoided electrocution, suggesting the outcome was not far from a harsher fate.
A new time card effective May 21 restricts freight train No 65 westbound to Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays while No 66 eastbound runs Sundays Wednesdays and Fridays, limiting service days.
C F Collier of Cherokee Indiana suffered severe kidney disease with backache and low mood. After using Electric Bitters he reports full recovery and recommends the tonic for weak kidneys liver or stomach. Sold by Spear Drug Co at 50 cents with guarantee.
Property owners in Jefferson County Nebraska Lot 12 Block 9 Diller must construct a sidewalk on Hilton Street within 30 days or the village board will build it and charge the expense to the property. Dated June 1 1906. Alex Bell chairman Henry Eaton village clerk seal.
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