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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1909
Page
5
fragmented OCR text describes a Burlington time table with through passenger and local freight trains, numbers 14 11 18 and 4&8, listing times like 6 a.m. and 4 p.m. and notes about through passenger service and local freight movement.
Dr Leach dentist Fairbury J M Wildbaker enlarging his store at Harbine Auto seated buggies new at J O Blauser Dr Claude Ellie dentist will be out of town Thursdays and Fridays HiT More than 200000 tufted English pansies at Alaska Yukon Pacific Exposition in Seattle opens June 1 W E Epley received a car load of stock cattle last Saturday bought on Kansas City market to feed out 24 miles north of town Don't wait until your blood is impoverished but take Hollister's Rocky Mountain Tea now It will drive out winter impurities 5 cents Neely's Pharmacy
One hundred delegates are expected to attend the Jefferson County Sunday school convention to be held at Fairbury in the Christian church on March 21 and 22. Be sure to mark your calendars for the upcoming gathering and its educational sessions.
C A Gale a former resident sells his Beatrice farm and sets April 1 possession. A public sale is planned March 25 with 14 horses including 9 brood mares, 14 cattle, 13 hogs, 28 fall sows, 50 pigs, farm implements wagons buggies and more. Cal J B Wright acts as auctioneer and invites old Diller friends to attend.
An informal sale notice advertises a nearly new Illinoi beater for sale cheap. It references H. K. Suir and invites readers to view the clubbing list for special prices on the Lincoln Daily News dated March 28.
The divorce case of Mrs. Cora Colmano against her husband Harry Colman is scheduled for trial in Beatrice on the 29th. Postmaster S C Hutchinson purchased lot 9 block 7 in Diller, where the post office sits, for 675 dollars. Neely's Pharmacy advertises Pineules for backache and kidney relief at 5 cents and 1 dollar.
Wom T Jessup of Diller Nebraska and Mrs Helen Adkins of Beaver City were married Wednesday evening March 10 at the Presbyterian parsonage with Rev J W Pressly officiating. They will reside in Beaver City as newlyweds.
J W Fouts reports land sales since last issue listing Caldwell to High land 160 acres for 16000 dollars Bell to Grefe 320 acres 24800 dollars Clausson to Amoa town lot 130 dollars total weekly sales 40001 dollars adding to March 1st 1909 total 560000 dollars with average daily sales of 5659 dollars this shows Fouts as a successful closer with twenty years experience and a square deal.
A brisk Beatrice column notes a forthcoming wedding, questions spring property plans, and mentions W Starkey's Pawnee City visit. It also references cattle feeders bought in Kansas City, a topical medicine ad from Neelys Pharmacy, and the Southeastern Nebraska Educational Association meeting set for Beatrice March 31 to April 2 with twelve counties participating.
County Treasurer John Siverson reminds taxpayers the 1908 real estate tax becomes delinquent May 1 1900 and urges early payment to avoid delays. The notice asks readers to settle promptly to provide county funds. A separate town tale presents a riddle about eggs with various subtraction scenarios.
Col J B Wright transacting business at Fairbury Monday. Prospective exhibit in Seattle features Luther Bur bank vegetable creations including spineless edible cactus used to reclaim southern deserts. Prevent disease with Preventios candy cold cure tablets available 48 for 25 cents from Neely's Pharmacy.
E. L. Loock visited Table Rock and Lincoln to estimate brick for lengthening his building. He intends to add a wareroom and then remove the current wareroom to create a larger store room.
An old advertisement extols Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy as a safe cure for tickling bronchial coughs. It cites mountain shrub leaves as the active component and notes mothers safely give it to babies. Neely's Pharmacy sells the product with a short trial claim.
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