Mary Ellen Weigel obituary notes long community service
Mrs. Mary Ellen Weigel died at age 64 years 7 months 9 days after a long illness. An early Nebraska settler married in 1863 in Pennsylvania to Henry C. Weigel she moved with two children Eugene and Jennie to Nebraska in 1880. Known for a quiet helpful Christian life her kindness and cheerful disposition will be missed by family neighbors and church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Ellen Weigel
Pennsylvania
Henry C. Weigel
Nebraska
Eugene
Jennie
Weigel
Obituary notices and local items from Diller Nebraska
Obituary notices recall Mr O F Willems born in Ostfriesland died May 1 1906 at Shea Nebraska aged 46 with burial May 3 at Prairie Home Cemetery Diller. John Brown Sr aged 98 dies May 7 near Diller after pneumonia. Local notes include church services, farm life, a dentist schedule, a plantings forecast and a coal strike settlement.
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Shea
Neb
Groathusen
Ostfriesland
Germany
Morgan County
Ill
Anna Maria Ommen
Nebraska
Prairie Home Cemetery
Diller
J. Schaff
Reevts
Hanover
Fine growing weather with widespread corn planting
In recent weeks favorable growing conditions persist as many farmers plant corn. Local notices mention insurance at the Recorp office, a new line of jewelry, and promotions by JoORRieuner's. News items report a 15 percent dividend for Diller Telephone Co, births, and upcoming shipments of cattle to Chicago.
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Diller Telephone Co
Pain Balm Claimed To Cure Two Decades Of Torture
For over twenty years J B Mansey of 4322 Clinton St Minneapolis Minnesota endured torture before using Chamberlain Pain Balm. The advertisement claims quick relief for sciatica and rheumatism and offers a 25 cent bottle from Spear Drug Co.
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J. B.mansey
Clinton St
Minneapolia
Minn
Spear Drug Co
Remedies and services offered in the local ad column
The notice promotes Chamberlains Salve for sore nipples with nursing guidance and cautions about wiping before nursing. It notes a 25 cent price and Spear Drug Co. Also offers sharpening and lays services for farmers, with P B Mivugi advertising axe and tool work. Pine-ules marketed for backache with dosage guidance and Neelys Pharmacy as seller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spear Drug Co
Rev Huntington Resigns From Diller Church
Rev Harry F Huntington resigns from the Methodist church at Diller effective June 1 and will move to Sioux City Iowa to begin YMCA work on July 1. He has helped the Diller church and, with his wife, earned many friends who commend them to Sioux City. The new pastor for Diller has not yet been announced.
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Harry F. Huntington
Methodist Church
Diller
Sioux City
Y.M.C. A
Huntington
Notice to Settle Debts at Willems & Kunter Firm
Individuals indebted to Willems and Kunter of Shea must settle accounts before June 1. Also settle with Mrs. O. F. Willems for all goal bills.
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Willems & Kunter
Shea
O. F. Willems
Photograph Gallery Announces Temporary Closure
W M Hare says the photo gallery will close on May 16 for the photographers convention in Omaha next week. The gallery will reopen May 23 and be open every Wednesday thereafter.
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Omaha
W. M. Hare
Card of Thanks from Willems family
We thank the many dear friends for kindly assisting us during the illness and death of our beloved husband and father. Our sincere appreciation of the sympathy extended to us in our sad bereavement. Mrs. O. P. Willems and children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. P. Willems
Card of Thanks Expressing Gratitude for Support
We thank friends and neighbors for their help during our sorrow and wish them peace and calm as mother rests. Evenne Weber and Mrs. Jennie Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihe
Evenne Weber
Jennie
The Value of Industry and Frugality for Boys and Girls
The piece argues that saving leads to future success such as farms and banking careers while wasteful youth prevents home ownership and comforts. It urges parents to raise graduates of industry and economy to secure better life outcomes and avoid constant failure in adulthood.
Fortunate Missourians Praise Dr. King's New Discovery
A Missouri druggist recalls three customers cured of consumption by Dr. King's New Discovery now in Graysville. One considered selling property to move to Arizona but stayed after the remedy. Guaranteed cough and cold cure with throat and lung healing effects. Trial bottle free.
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Livonia
T. J. Dwyer
Graysville
Spear Drug Co
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Mr. Brown
Ohio
Minois
Otve Indian
South Dakota
John Wiesel
Harry Robbins
San Francisco
Claude Ellis
Odell
Neely’s
Pharmacy
J. O. Blauser
Parnada
Marc
Joorrieuner's
Geo. H.’ Clark
Pitssburg
Kan
Ehane
Ballarp
anRing
Gifith
Rhoebotham
Gage, Okla
D W. Starr
Newton Precinct
Edmi
Washington
Goode
San Francisco Relief Fund
L. R.¢Briss
Wymore
Ite
Irs
Costie
Verne
Stella
Law Ganca
Mason
Algter
Dana Mason
Tonnemeker
Clark
Chicago
J. 4
Prion
Walters
Rock
Island
At. Blauser’s
Poland
China
C. A. Gale
Redcorp
B. F. Blythe
Smoot
Dade
Segaans
P. B. Mivugi
Rev. Huntington
Diller Markets
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