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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1906
Page
5
Fragmented reading shows local ads and notices for real estate cheap sales in COC and nearby towns. Names include Joe B. Zook Frank Limbert and Dr Folsom with schedules in Diller and Endicott. Bee laxative honey and tar marketed for colds. Gardens seeds new at Nelsons and dental gas method advertised at Le R Fritz Wymore. Henry Warnsholz, from York, visits the Recorp office near Diller.
W N Sparks becomes sole owner of Sparks & Folkers general store after purchasing partner's interest this week. Sparks and Folkers began in 1900, succeeding J Cress & Son, earning a reputation for fair dealing. Folkers leaves due to ill health, with possible relocation. friends wish them health and happiness.
W. W. Kearney editor of the Independent Lowry City Mo says the remedy should be kept at hand for instant use to check colds early and aid quick cure. It is useful for croup in children and can prevent attacks when given promptly. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Mr C. Bayne editor of the Herald Addington Indiana Ter credits Tains Pain Balm with relief from rheumatism allowing him to work again. Ad claims one application relieves pain and urges trial. Also reported is a divorce settlement in Mrs E M Hayes vs Starkey Hayes with Hayes paying one third estate share and deed to farm. Hayes to move to Washington.
A Union Mass meeting will be held at the Methodist church Sunday evening in response to President Roosevelt's proclamation urging aid for starving Japanese. Reports list Miyagi 250000 Fukushina 300000 and late province 280000 in distress, with pastors presenting the matter and urging attendees to contribute.
Local notes report heavy snows and cold in Prairie Gem and nearby areas with continued winter conditions. Ralph Linn and Homer Monasmith are mentioned in minor incidents, while Mrs. Lambert of Endicott is ill and Lyle Linn remains sidelined by mumps. Presbyterian Church announces no service tonight and a missionary meeting plus Communion rescheduled due to weather. Presbytery meets April 3 at Utica with church society reports due.
The item recalls a fanciful tale of a fledgling attempting a tune, then dying mid note, with a light aside on weather, spring blooms in Beatrice and Washington trip reports. Local residents and property updates follow, including home improvements and family health notes.
Notice is hereby given that on Tuesday the third day of April at the Bell hotel building in the village of Diller, Jefferson County, Nebraska, an election will be held for five trustees. Two trustees to serve one year and three trustees for two years. Polls open at nine in the morning and close at seven in the evening. Date and order signed by ALEX B. Chairman, Board of Trustees.
The partnership Sparks and Folkers dissolves by mutual consent on March 1 1406 with J V Folkers retiring and transferring interests to W N Sparks. All firm accounts and notes are to be paid to Sparks and all bills against the firm to be paid by Sparks.
Notice is given that the Diller Farmers' Grain Co of Diller Nebraska has been incorporated under Nebraska law. It names Diller as principal business location in Jefferson county and covers buying selling shipping and storing grain plus purchase of real estate and buildings. Authorized capital stock is 10000 dollars in 25 dollar shares. Beings on January 15 1906 and continuing 99 years. Board of five stockholders to elect officers President Vice President Secretary and Treasurer. Indebtedness limit fifty percent of capital stock. Diller Nebraska March 9 1906. C L EB Buacser Pres D Fanvens Secretary Treasurer STAINER FOW Sterrex Joan T Heyniens
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