23 Mar 1906
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Mar 23, 1906
Page
1
A garbled town page lists plans for an opera house performance tonight, seeds for sale at Bhiaser, and an upcoming county commissioners meeting in April. It also mentions Mr and Mrs George Renz celebrating an anniversary and various local bits about dentistry gas and medical topics.
150 acres of pasture with shade and water north of Steele City Nebraska seeks to attract horse owners. Classified ad offers employment for Chicago Wholesale House, assistant manager position with $20 salary plus expenses, no investment required, write to 132 Lake St. Chicago.
The Record office boasts improved capabilities for job printing. Various ads promote eggs for hatching, medicines from Neely's Pharmacy and Spear Drug Co, and a contentious note on Mr. Carnegie's happiness.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude to friends and neighbors for support during the death and burial of the Clark family father. Also mentions a medical ad for ManZan pile remedy sold at Neely's Pharmacy and notes a district court decision about Caroline C. Mathias regarding guardianship. Mentions fashionable Americans moving to Paris and mentions Hamilton Hyde and the McCurdy family.
Kenneth McIver of Vanceboro Maine survived severe inflammation of the throat and congestion of the Langs after three doctors gave up. A last resort trial of King’s New Discovery saved his life. Cures coughs colds bronchitiston silitis weak lungs hoarseness and la grippe. Spear Drug Co. offers 50 cent and $1.00 bottles with a free trial.
Long obituary notes Samuel Clark born Sept 3 1828 in Newington Canada married Rebecca Engletay 1849, moved Iowa 1854 then Nebraska 1884 and died March 16 1906 after eight months illness. Survived by wife and 45 grandchildren. funeral held at Prairie Grove Cemetery. Local notice urges support for school organ fundraiser. Mortuary details and community tributes included.
The fragment lists remedies for skin diseases and ailments, advertises Warberlaint S- Iyons and Pine tiles from Neely's Pharmacy, and notes an odd Japan rat extermination appeal. It mentions sharpening implements, sharpening lays, and a pine based medicine without sugar or alcohol.
D B Griffin County Assessor calls holders of paid or released mortgages to visit the county clerk to remove releases and add to the assessment roll all mortgages in force. He warns that only records showing active mortgages are taxable and up-to-date records save money and ensure compliance.
This notice promotes Cuffs links brooches hat pins fobs and chains at Grape's leading jeweler. It also advertises Corn planting time and Western Belle Lister from J C Blauser, plus livestock including a brown French Percheron and two standard bred trotting stallions with Nebraska State Fair pedigree claims.
An old disease battle is framed with a medical remedy for constipation and related stomach and liver issues. A drug advertisement promotes Dr. King’s New Life Pills sold at Spear Drug Co. County commissioners appointed attorney C. H. Denney to fill the Jefferson County prosecuting attorney vacancy after the death of Robert A. Clapp.
A fragment praising Bucklen's Arnica for cures including piles and wounds. It extols farmers owning land as the wealthiest, independent people and urges fitness for good farming and marital partnership to benefit others.
Adrian Democrat editor A J Scheffer announces a new roasts feature targeting subscribers who refuse to pay. He promises weekly public exposure beginning March 2 with one name per issue, until all debts are settled. The note also recalls a kidney inflammation cure claim for Electric Bitters.
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