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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1905
Page
5
Local items report court sessions in Jefferson county starting June 5 and June 6, sales of cattle hogs and eggs, paint promotions, and public notices. Observations warn against shopping abroad and promote home businesses while listing individuals like Fred Henrichs and Dan Kasser.
Advice on delaying aging by maintaining vigorous digestion. Recommends eating foods suited to age and occupation and using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct stomach disorders. Endorses the tablets for weak stomachs and indigestion and notes sale at Spear Drug Co.
A fragment features contrasting uses of dynamite versus a cough remedy. A Georgia man touts Dr King s New Discovery for his wife s severe cough and sleepless nights, claiming relief and cure. The ad promises price 50 cents and 1.00 with a free trial bottle.
Mrs. W. H. Legget of Yum Yum Tennessee praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm for extensive rheumatic pain claiming rapid relief and potential long term comfort. The advertisement notes the product offers rest and sleep and is available through Spear Drug Co.
C C Welle captured eight grey wolves last Friday. Clark returned from Kansas City. Diller and Waggoner drove to Fairbury. Dividends declared by Diller Telephone Co. Residents urged to tidy yards. County official Shephard checked roads. Cautionary columns on news publication and matrimonial bureaus. J A Watts moved Neely pharmacy building. praise for moving skill.
About 50 friends gathered at Mr and Mrs John Zook s home in Diller last Saturday evening for a farewell reception. They arrived home to a warm greetIng and enjoyed a two hour party with oranges and bananas served. The Zooks will be missed by many in Diller and Mrs Zook s church and Sunday School work. The couple plans to move to Norfolk where Mr Zook has a railroad job.
Wells and Mayborn shipped cattle and hogs from Shea. A ten pound girl was born to Mr and Mrs Al Redden. Prairie Home Cemetery owners urged to prepare plots for Decoration Day. Arthur E Price and wife visited A M Strawhacker near Steele City. Mrs Frank Hale lost 40 chicks in a rat raid. Phillip Thiebolt sold his mule team for 360 dollars to a Lanham area buyer. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets sold by Spear Drug Co. The Degree of Honor initiated three new members at its meeting. Ice cream and cake for Mrs Edith Zook moving to Norfolk. Alfred Cavanaugh and Mollie Shay to wed May 31. Grand Lodge AOH W elected officers. next meeting in Omaha in 1907.
Memorial Services Sunday May 28 observed by the Grand Army of the Republic with a memorial sermon at 11 a.m. in the Presbyterian church by Rev. F G Knauer. Memorial Day Tuesday May 30 at 2 p.m. the Post W R C and others will decorate graves at Prairie Home Cemetery and honor departed soldiers. Flowers will be strewn on Indian Creek bridge with Rev F Mille delivering the principal address. A fuller program will be published next week.
If you investigate you will discover that the most popular man in the community is not the one who is given to announcing his radical opinions in public places.
An advertisement extols Chamberlains Cough Remedy as the best cough medicine with a testimonial from Geo L Chubb of Harlan Michigan. The piece urges keeping it available for prompt treatment and notes Spear Drug Co sells it. It also contains town notes on merchants welcoming farmers and a Lincoln Commercial club visit to Diller with a torpedo salute and souvenirs.
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