Public sale notice and train derailment report
Bezler a chiropractor from Wymore Nebraska announces a public sale on Tuesday March. The item descriptions cover chick foods. A separate report notes a passenger train derailed near Cuba Kansas on Monday with four cars overturned and thirteen passengers injured none seriously.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Neck Island
Cuba
Kan
Poultry Offer From Ear Pearce with Hatchery Details
Barred Plymouth Rock eggs for hatching priced at 30 cents per setting of 45. Two pens mated to extra production with good male birds and well marked hens. Invites inspection of flocks before placing orders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Plymouth
Ear
Pearce
Citizen Testimonial Endorses Chamberlain’s Tablets
N. Stuart of West Webster New York reports five years of use with Chamberlain’s Tablets for stomach and liver disorders. He finds them mild in action and satisfactorily effective and recommends them to all readers. For sale by all dealers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. Stuart
West Webster, N. Y
Chamberlain
Paul B. Babin
Brushly
J. W. Sexson
Montevallo
Diller Gun Club to Shoot for Fred Gilbert Trophy
On March seventeenth the Diller Gun Club will hold a shoot for the Fred Gilbert trophy a handsome silver cup offered by Dupont Powder. At least ten shooters must participate with one hundred birds each J T Hollingsworth of Remington Lincoln is coordinating arrangements The cup is on display at Waggoner Brothers store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Gun Club
Fred Gilbert
Dupont Powder, Company
J. T. Hollingsworth
Remington
Lincoln
Right length garment with generous arm holes and secure buttons
A description notes a garment with a proper length, roomy arm openings, and buttons firmly sewn. The review emphasizes comfort and fit as key qualities.
School News and Local Notes from Hardy Nebraska
Brother of Charley Harder arrives from Milwaukee. Palceey fences posts and seasoned wood sold by Rick at 1.50. Eva Crocker visits Second Grade. Eighth grade exams upcoming. Grammar room plays Simon. Basketball season closed. Physics studies electricity. Botany begins flowering plants. R F Starr returns from Fairbury business trip.
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Eva Crocker
Hardy
Nebr
Ethel Thickett
C. L. Westcott
Simon
Chamberlains Tablets Endorsements and New Transport Law
Parent reviews Chamberlains Tablets for constipation praising relief and recommending them widely. A merchant credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy for customer satisfaction. State lawmakers pass a bill requiring railroads to provide return transportation for stock caretakers, signed by the governor.
Card of Thanks and Local Legislative Update
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to neighbors and friends for support during illness and death of the mother, appreciation to floral donors, and thanks to those who helped in road access for shipment of remains to Des Moines. Also notes Representative C. L. E. Blauser’s return to Lincoln and mixed success of his bills in the legislature.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shea
Des Moines
E. N. Tally
C. L. E. Blauser
Lincoln
Records Worth Saving The Value of Western History
Nebraska history matches Massachusetts in scope from Indian occupancy to present conditions. The States Historical Society has gathered valuable data and relics for posterity. A fire proof building was begun in 190% and a proposed two year quarter mill levy would complete it, costing about $1 on a $10,000 property.
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Nebraska
Massachusetts
New England
The
States Historical Society
Battle For Blauser Estate In Jefferson County
Fairbury residents track a $50,000 Blauser estate probate case filed in district court. Judge Louis J. Nutzman oversees disputes among ten heirs including C. L. Blauser who seeks to contest parts of the will of Maria A. Blauser of Diller. The matter centers on whether the will should stand and involves Jefferson county farm land and substantial personal property.
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Fairbury
Neb
Blauser
Louis J. Nutzman
Maria A. Blauser
Diller
Jefferson County
Letter From Minnesota Ogilvie Dispatch
A Minnesota letter from C. W. Tonnemaker describes a trip from Diller to Ogilvie with Frank and W. P. Friday, noting travel times, layovers, and weather. The party reports arriving at Braham and Ogilvie, goods delivered in good shape, and snow and cold conditions including a blizzard. Tonnemaker invites Diller friends to visit, mentions local settlement and road length, and signs with well wishes to the Diller community.
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Ogilvie
Minn
Mar
Diller
Frank
W. P
Sioux City
Myself
Braham
Tonnemaker
Avril
Nebraska
C. W. Tonnemaker
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Steffen Studio
Guy
Bezler
Chiropracter
Wymore
Iver
Eonc Eilmanic
Loock & Habicht
Charley Harder
Milwaukee
Pal Ceey
Alps
M. Hiatt
Sabena
X de Stotts
Colman Hotel
Supt.c. L. Westcott
R. F. Starr
Minnesota
Bill Heads
Diller Record