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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1908
Page
2
Notice from a local post office listing subscription options for Eurscriptto r service one year in advance six months in advance and price details. Advertising rates are available on request and local business notices are printed until ordered out with a per line rate.
The piece notes growing momentum for an emergency currency bill and other non-partisan measures before Congress. It warns that failure to act could mirror last October’s financial panic, risking broader harm to the Republican party during the presidential campaign.
Observers note delay in House on the emergency measure fueled by Republican fitness concerns for the upcoming campaign. The piece questions tariff on wood pulp benefiting the paper trust and critiques failure to establish postal parcel delivery and postal saving banks urged by President Roosevelt.
The poem by Walt Mason imagines wealth and luxury, from a private yacht on Neosho water to diamonds in a shirt front, while contrasting with a printer’s lot in coal country. Col. Bryan recalls three life positions he aspired to, noting a fourth as a different story.
The San Antconio Light notes Annie Bigheart seeks a bus band as she has a large wad to match her name. The piece hints at limited progress in predicting approaching cyclones.
Local items list visitors and social calls in Diller and Hebron with names W M Hare De L A Powell and Mr Harm Cordia among those traveling to Nelaga Nebr for a brother in law funeral. Also mentions a medicinal salve for piles sold by Spear Drug and a paint finish for buggies from Stetson. Minnie Habicht coaches at Trettton schools and reports Sth grade spelling banner in Stratton.
Before you buy a binder, 2 row cultivator or other implements call and see us. Kexren and Parron at Shea Nebraska offer guidance and sales for farm tools and equipment.
Mr Joba Riba of Vining ta says they have sold DeWitt's Kidney and Badder Mille for about a year and give better satisfaction than any pills. A dozen locals report perfect satisfaction in every case and the seller endorses the remedy.
A. J. Tristman sold a large lot on the east side of his residence to O. B. Hill, a real estate man, who plans to build a residence soon or next spring. Kennedy’s Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as nonconstipating and pleasant tasting, suitable for children, sold by Spear Drug Co.
Creditors of A Friday deceased must present claims to the Jefferson County Nebraska county judge at the county court room in esid county on November 2, 1908 at 1 PM for examination and allowance. Six months from April 34 1908 to file claims. Claims not filed by November 1908 will be barred. Published in the Diller Record for four weeks. C C Borur County Judge
Cedar View Mississippi merchant B G Stewart promotes Dr King’s New Life Ville claiming each box provides value in weight and aids ailments such as constipation malaria and biliousness. Sold by Spear Drug Co with a 25 cent price.
All parties are warned against trespassing on the lands of the Lincoln Lands under penalty of the law. O D R Kelly agent Manzan pile remedy advertised with collapse tube. Neely's Pharmacy sells the product. W C Starkey reports cyclone destroyes their property in Louisville Nebraska but his family is unhurt.
Charlee F. Budaen of Tracy California hails Bucklen Arnica Salve as the luckiest buy after two boxes cured a years long troubling condition. The Spear Drag Co. sells the product under guaranties to customers seeking relief.
Citizens should spend money locally to support home businesses and institutions. Local competition protects consumers from high prices while bolstering local enterprise and preventing dry-rot in small towns. A dollar spent away from home takes time to return.
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