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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1908
Page
5
Train timetable fragment lists Burlington routes with local and passenger numbers. Includes daily and Saturday departures at 4:40 a.m. and 8:50 a.m. with mixed freight and local services and multiple numbered trains.
County commissioners plan a meeting on June 2. Notices mention residents visiting from Fairbury and local activity with Dr. Ellis and Geo H Peake. An advertisement touts Hollister tonics, a horse stallion at Wymore, and Dr Shoop Night Cure with free medical advice from Racine Wisconsin.
W F Loeper now of Spokane Wash renews his Record subscription this week. He describes selling 4726 70 dollars worth of produce from sixty acres in the past year. He notes his family is well and praises the climate and productivity of their new western home.
The ad touts Electric Bitters as a universal remedy for climate related ailments including fever lethargy jaundice malaria and general debility. It claims to purify blood and cure nervousness and insomnia with a guaranteed sale through Spear Drug Co.
Mrs. C. E. Waggoner visited relatives in Lincoln yesterday. C. E. Waggoner of the Waggoner Bros. undertakers went to Lincoln last Friday for a several week course in embalming. An Adventist minister preached last Friday and Sunday evenings in the Christian church.
Charles F. Badaen of Tracy California says the luckiest day of his life was buying Bucklen’s Arvica Salve. Two 25c boxes cured years of itching piles that resisted other remedies. Sold under guarantee by Spear Drug Co.
Warning to all parties against trespassing on the lands of the Lincoln Land Co under law. D R Kelly 3rd Agent. ManZan Pile Remedy advertised as ready to use in collapsible tube with nozzle attached. One application proves merit soothing inflammation and itching for all forms of piles. Price 50c guaranteed by Neely's Pharmacy.
The Odell Wave aims to replace dead ads in its columns with live material and remove the heavy black line under its heading to improve overall appearance.
Dr Shoop of Racine Wisconsin introduces Health Coffee a clever substitute made from toasted grains malt and nuts. It claims to imitate real coffee without long boiling and can be prepared in a minute according to Neelys Pharmacy.
The Annual Camp Meeting of the Nebraska State Holiness Association for 1908 will be held at Epworth Lake Park Lincoln Nebr June 18 to 28. Address W B Howard Lincoln for information concerning tents furniture and board. For other information address the secretary W H Prescott 1210 O St Lincoln.
Sarah E Colman closed her school with a Friday picnic attended by over 75. Activities included a grand dinner, tug of war won by the girls, sack race prize to Paul Renz, and Ruby Carmichael’s little girl race. Dist 56 boys beat the girls 9 to 6 in a ball game.
Farmers report corn planting progress while L P Raymond and Sheriff Churnside visit Beatrice and Fairbury on business. Diller and Steele City residents exchange calls and visits as Mrs Mary Miller and Mrs Christie Thompson spend time with friends. Advertisements push DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve and Pineules 80 Days Trial with kidney and rheumatic relief offered by local pharmacies.
Before you buy a binder 2 row cultivator or other implements call and see us 31 KunTER PATTON Shea Nebr.
B G Stewart of Cedar View Mississippi promotes Dr King s New Life Pills claiming they equal gold in weight for constipation malaria or biliousness with a customer guarantee. W F Steffen arrives from the Dakotas for a short Nebraska visit praising regional crops and prospects.
An advertorial claims stomach issues cause chest pains misread as heart trouble. It urges readers to try Kodol from Spear’s Drug Co and promises quick relief after a few weeks.
The Gage County Mutual paid B F Blythe's barn fire claim within a week. Agent F E Hale confirms funds are on hand for ordinary losses and Blythe received coverage promptly after the blaze.
Decoration Day activities set for Saturday May 30 with a 1 pm assembly at the hall. The parade will move to Prairie Home Cemetery for ritual services and graves of soldiers will be decorated. Revs Boyle and Westervelt will deliver addresses. Return services on Indian Creek bridge honor naval heroes. Carriages often provided for veterans and relief corps. donations welcome to a depleted post treasury.
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