05 Jun 1903
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1903
Page
1
Good fresh cow for sale by E. Zoox and Sox. Dr. London cures sick horses if told in time. A U G Ws plan a picnic on the 13th and promote prepared food for sale by J. D. Fanders. Old papers offered for sale and other local notices mention Rev. J A Branson's three week Beaumont visit.
Farmers urged to cut and slash sale of 2 row lister work at 18 cents per mile. West River area Bes Secete Chip merchants' sale proclaimed. Oats crate requested to be present by order of Committee.
Two thirds of local homes report water in cellars after heavy rains. Advertisements note low cost tornado insurance at the Recorp Office and home services offered by J W Sorrow. A June 9 10 event lists a coach trip and a woodman lodge meeting planned in the area.
Public sale details unclear. a ticket agent explains there will be items available July 1 to 10. Additional specifics about location and items are unreadable in the fragment.
A reader asks if a simple remedy could banish a persistent headache. The piece discusses home health suggestions and cautions against overusing remedies, urging consultation with a clinician for ongoing pain.
The fragment mentions ordering 1904 calendars at the office, Deering Harvester contact, alfalfa loads, wall paper and a contract to install it, plus names J W Surron Mrs Harve Seaman Mrs Sam Clark Da Ta Rome trip, real estate in Diller and Endicot, and Casarets advertised for sale. The text is jumbled but records assorted errands and notices from the area.
A ticket agent advertises round trip tickets with a return price of 14.65 dollars valid for travel June 14 through June 18, inviting inquiries for particulars.
An OCR fragment advertises wheat farming and a sale by J W Sutton. It mentions Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets and a general health claim, with references to "Rock lind gates" and a person named Wilson. The text is garbled but indicates a sale or notice and product promotion.
A fragmented page notes Diller house moving services offered with quick action and low risk to structures. It mentions local merchants BRaNcon and J. H. Carmichael & Sons, plus missed details on subscriptions and social notices. Tidbits describe visits, a wedding planned for the 18th, and regional business activity in Beatrice and nearby towns.
An aged advertisement text touts a universal diarrhea remedy claimed to save children yearly and to be trusted by families, highlighting the product as a staple in homes. The blurred source mentions W. Sutton as part of the endorsement.
Train fares listed include Pueblo Colorado round trip at 17.85 dollars and a broader westward return option at 30.50 dollars. The document notes low rates with unspecified agencies shown as Foonte and Secom.
The piece highlights politicians backing better country roads, cites Topeka’s $10,000 offer to hear Patti, questions the cost, and weighs railroad economics with rough figures. It also mentions lemon remedies and rural mail carrier route changes, reflecting fragmented commentary from the era.
A reader imagines a rural homestead suited for cultivating broom corn barley and wheat. The piece highlights the appeal of wide fields, productive soil, and the prospect of year round farming life on a self sustains line.
A flood of fresh testimony claims support for Dr. in ongoing proceedings. Witnesses provide varied accounts, underscoring allegations and defense positions as the case develops.
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