15 Jun 1906
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1906
Page
1
A mixed page of small notices and advertisements includes travel to Fairbury, dental and medical promotions, school notices, farmers and tradesmen updates, church events, a local baseball game score, a baby’s birth, and various product pitches. Names include Mrs George Myers Thomas Price Olive Ballard Claude Ellis and J O Blauser.
Residents on Hilton street trim trees high to allow pedestrians to pass on both sides for blocks without hats being knocked off. The ad then promotes ManZan hemorrhoid treatment in collapsible tubes with nozzles, sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
The speaker describes lean farming as yielding the best crops and providing good clean, well suited housing for families and friends. They note high levels of clean farming around Diller but acknowledge a few could improve.
An advertisement asserts Pine-ules clear poisons from the kidneys and bladder with a single nightly dose. It promises impurity dissolution, kidney lubrication, bladder cleansing, and relief from backache, claiming quick, pleasant, and permanent results sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
The Presbyterian Church announces the Ladies Missionary Society will hold a meeting Saturday June 16 at 2 30 PM at Mrs Hutchinsons. Regular meetings will occur on Sunday with sermons on Why do I go to church and A contrast or The Monotony of sin and the progressive harmony of righteousness. All are welcome to attend. Bee's Laxative Cough Syrup advertised as a remedy.
In St Louis a national organization of reformers aims to unite 3 to 5 million hoboes under one banner. President Robert M Wilson envisions hobo headquarters in major cities with a free laborers bureau supplying contractors. The plan seeks to soften vagrancy laws to reduce tramp numbers.
Home grown strawberries are on the market at 106 per quart. A trace of petroleum has been discovered near Lincoln. F Hartzell is having a cement walk built on his property. The 4th of July celebration will be at Diller with nearby towns also having events. Chamberlains Stormich and Liver Tablets are promoted with free samples at Spear Drug Co. The farmer’s work is hard and June weather brings rest and appetite.
An old advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Green Salve as a cure for rough or cracked lips with a light bedtime coating. It claims immediate relief from soreness of cuts burns and skin abrasions and notes the product is sold in glass jars for 25 cents by Spear Drug Co.
Harvest nears as corn grows and weather improves. Dvorak travels to Diller on business while friends visit Sundays. Residents attend an ice cream social at Rock Creek and a dry Falls City note contrasts with good growing weather. Local gatherings include Mrs Linn hosting a youth event with games and refreshments.
The senator urges separating money and boys, but veterans say keeping them together is harder. He argues for adults to preserve funds while guiding youths, reflecting social advice of the era.
Retired U.S. Army sergeant Wil lis Mornan from Concord NoHL reports long service in Cuba and the Philippines and credits Dr Kings New Discovery for preventing consumption and curing coughs colds bronchial trouble in New Hampshire. Sold by Spear Drug Co with a one dollar price and a fifty cent trial bottle free.
Government outlines June 10 to 28 Burlington fare sale with round trips from west of Missouri river up to 20 dollars, 75 percent of one‑way from east of Missouri and southwest, June 14 to 28 registration in Sheridan and Billings, tents and sanitarian setup, police readiness, and lodging for up to 10 000 at Billings.
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