20 May 1904
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1904
Page
1
Local items report agricultural conditions, livestock sales, and rentals. Community events include Epworth League drill at the M E Church, a May 27 G A R memorial service, and a May 30 Decoration Day program. Beatrice relatives visit. tax payments, banking, and new ventures noted. Averages include frost, no rain, and upcoming exhibitions.
Care of Thanks. To our friends W who showed us every kindness during our recent bereavement we hereby extend our sincerest thanks. All diseases start in the bowels. Keep their open or you will be sick. Cascarets act like nature. Keep liver and bowels active without a sickening griping feeling. Six million people take and recommend Cascarets. Try a 10¢ box. All druggists. 533 My four'stallions will be kept for service at my farm in the southwest of Diller this season. If you want a large and fast trotter a fast pacer a high class coach or a No. 1 draft horse they are here. Prize winners at the fairs and the best that can be had. All registered. Call and see them. Your patronage solicited. (. A. GALE:
Dr. T G Merritt of No Mehoopany Pa describes using Electric Bitters to treat a stomach ulcer related hemorrhage. He cites rapid improvement and 14 months free of attacks. The ad guarantees relief for dyspepsia indigestion constipation and kidney troubles priced 50 cents at J W Suttons.
Mr. Clare L Blauser appointed cooperative experimenter for the state agricultural college. The college and station, funded by the state, aim to discover corn varieties suited to this climate and maximize yield. Blauser received ten corn varieties and will plant them in adjacent rows to compare performance.
The ad asserts good spirits require a healthy liver and stomach, promoting Green's August Flower as a remedy. It claims the product cures dyspepsia and indigestion, highlights its long-standing household use, and lists trial and regular bottle prices via Neely's Pharmacy.
A call for Saturday entertainment shifts to civic duty as the new town board weighs water works bonds. Citizens are urged to clear rubbish, haul away ash, remove trash piles, and tidy yards alleys and streets to improve the town’s appearance and character.
Miss Addie Miller and Miss Verge Wright visited the Grammar Room on Wednesday afternoon. A program to be presented Friday night May 27 at 8 includes songs recitations dialect pieces and dialogues with performers Daisy Lamb Oakes Starry Remley Dale Reinhart Powell and Renelda Fanders among others.
J m Fouts and J T Briggs received a car load of Colorado sandstone to lay sidewalks in front of their residence properties. Christ Kielsameier, newly arrived blacksmith in Diller, bought two Frisbie lots on the east side of Commercial Street and will build a shop there. He has leased Otis Babb's residence nearby to live in until his own house is built.
Fredrick A. Fox died at home last Sunday from heart disease after months of suffering. Born May 13 1844 in Preble County Ohio he served in the 167th Ohio during the Civil War. He married Lora Wagner November 8 1877 and had two sons and three daughters who survive with his wife. Funeral conducted from the Christian church with pallbearers from Nickajack Post 245 and a sermon by Rev Frank Mills citing Psalm 39:4.
W. F. Leaper of Spokane visits his mother and relatives and praises his Washington home. Local ads note low prices: iron beds at 1.98, an 8 ft extension table at 6.00, and a sideboard at 12.00 from Nelsons. Dr King’s New Discovery touted as a sure cure for lung and throat troubles with testimonials and free trials.
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