Beloved Pastor Davis Dies in Diller Nebraska
Charles Julius Davis born Gloversville New York April 2 1584 united with the Methodist Episcopal church at age twelve. He studied at Yale Garret Biblical Institute and Diller Nebraska where he led a strenuous pastorate before dying at 25 years 2 months 14 days. Funeral services held in Diller and additional rites planned in Gloversville. He leaves a young wife and his extended family.
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Charles Julius Davis
Gloversville
New York
Methodist Episcopal Church
Yale University
Spring Street Presbyterian Church
Chicago
Garret Biblical Institute
Methodist Church
Diller
Nebr
Nellie W. Jones
Nebraska Conference of
The
Gloverville
Methodist
R. N. Orrill
Beatrice
E. F. Gates
Wymore
T. J. Shrode
Odell
J. H. Bankson
Ellia
T. Walker
Steele City
G. E. McClure
Reynolds
Wm. Boyle
Presbyterian Church
Mr. Davis
Burlington
Racket groceries and community notices in local column
Ice cream social planned for Saturday evening and a waterworks funding idea discussed. The Ladies Missionary Society meets June 19 at 2 30 PM. Beatrice wedding of Sam Kurtz recalled with chivaree. First week of July planned merry go round for Hollenberg celebration. Photograph gallery opens weekly and local ads promote tonics.
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Ladies Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church
Diller Notice Board Highlights Local Sales and Services
Vote prepared chick food for sale at J D Fanders. Dr Claude Ellis the dentist will be out of town Thursdays and Fridays. Monday was flag day with many in Diller decorating with Old Glory. Piano for sale at this office call to view new high class instrument. City hydrant coverage and fire hose may cut insurance rates 20 to 30 percent. worth saving.
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Claude Ellis
Diller
We pay the highest market price for cream
Wacconge Bros advertise offering the highest market price for cream and promise to test the cream themselves with a Babcock cream tester. They invite cream owners to bring cream in for payment on a cash basis someday.
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Wacconge Bros
Dr Shoop Pink Pain Tablets Promote Free Trials
An advertisement touts Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets claiming relief in 20 minutes for headaches and general pains. The 25 cent box lists the formula and urges doctors or druggists to inquire. Neely's Pharmacy, Racine, Wis, offers free trials and mentions Harry Shott planning a return to the Pacific coast after years in the drug business.
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Dr. Shoop
Racine
Wie
Neely
Harry Shott
Neely Pharmacy
Spear Drug Co
Pacific Coast
Republican City
Ice for Sale and Local Civic Notices
The Neely Phar cy offers ice for sale in any quantity. A Nebraska State Fair premium list is available for perusal. Mrs. Geo Andrews and baby visit Omaha en route to Chicago to see relatives. Wm Steffen shows a Buick five passenger car for sale. J W Fouts posts notices for the annual school election set for Monday June 28 at 2 PM to elect two board members and handle other business.
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J. W. Fouts
Board of Education
County board meets for tax equalization three days
The county commissioners convened Tuesday as a board of equalization and remained in session for three days. A request to build cement sidewalks along Gerard street from Lavelle to Logan and to Fred Starr's residence has most property owners signed, with only one or two exceptions still outstanding.
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Board of Equalization
Gerard Street
Lavelle
Logan Streets
Fred Starr
Diller Village Considers Waterworks Bond Plan at 4 Percent
A local discussion suggests Diller village could borrow 13000 dollars at four percent to fund waterworks improvements. Proponents say bonds could be sold at par, making it a solid business proposition for the town and residents.
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Diller
Butter fat price set at 22 cents by Fairmount Creamery
J. D. Fanders, buyer for Fairmount Creamery Co., quotes a 22 cent price for butter fat. The Christian Endeavor group will host an ice cream social on Miller's lawn next Saturday evening, June 19. Jefferson County's June apportionment of state school funds totals $4262.33, with No. 70 Diller receiving $110.70.
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J. D. Fanders
Fairmount Creamery Co
The
Christian Endeavor of
Christian Church
Miller’s Lawn
Jefferson County
Diller
Rocky Mountain Tea Promotion and Odell Lumber Owner Visit
An advertisement touts Hollister’s Rocky Mountain Tea for children claiming it eases summer ailments and aids sleep and growth, priced 35 cents in tea or tablet form. Mr. Hilder of Odell spent Saturday night and Sunday with his children on a farm east of Diller and returned on No 15 to Odell where he oversees the Farmer's lumber yard.
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Hollister
Neelys Pharmacy
G. B. Cassel
Frank Beckwith
Diller
Rocky Mountain
Mr. Hilder
Odell
Ahley & Diller Clerk Visits Fairbury With Maxwell Agent
H. Diller of the Ahley and Diller clothing company was at Fairbury greeting many Dilller friends on Monday afternoon after arriving with an agent for a Maxwell automobile.
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H. Diller
Ahley & Diller Clothing Company
Fairbury
Dilller
Maxwell Automobile
Burlington travelers eye mill materials and cars for new home
J. Smith Diller and L. M. Cavett traveled from Burlington to Omaha on Sunday to select mill work for E. L. Loock's new residence. Diller also planned to view various automobile makes with a view to purchasing one.
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J. Smith Diller
L. M. Cavett
Burlington
Omaha
E. L. Loock
Mr. Diller
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rev. Davis
M. E. Church
John Steiner
Means’ Barber Shop
Odell Wave
W.M. Haretf
Anderson $ Bell
Alexander Bell
Atlantic
Sam Kurtz
C. E
Geo. Morris
Hollenbreg
Kan
Hollenberg
Nebraska
Congressman Landis
Mary
Wm. Steffen
the First National Bank OF
Wangooner Bros
J.G. Neely
E. P. James
Barneston
Diller Markets
Eenee
MENS
Soc
Ladies Umbrella Unions
Loock & Habicht