Frosts and local notices from Beatrice and Diller
Frost touched creek bottoms as Mr and Mrs J D Fanders visited Beatrice. Local ads promote half price photos at Diller and cattle or horses for pasture near Powell Neb Two M E church ladies Kensington gathering at Mrs Geer home with 34 attendees and a high school pupil reception at Mrs Lottie Millers. State board of assessment rules benevolent insurance surplus funds taxable about 5 million dollars held by Royal Highlanders and Woodmen of the World. Beatrice Times.
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Wantep
Powell, Nebr
Steffen
Beatrice
Sherman van Ness
Powell, Neb
M. E. Church
Kensington
Geer
Albert Cully
Harry Green
State Board of Assessment and Taxation
The
Royal Highlanders
Woodmen
Beatrice Times
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy Praised as Best
A testimonial from Geo L Chubb of Harlan Michigan claims Chamberlain's Cough Remedy cures coughs or colds faster than any other treatment. The ad urges keeping it in the house for instant use and notes Spear Drug Co sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberhill
Harlan, Mich
Spear Drug Co
Memorial Day observances outline city wide services
Memorial services are scheduled with the Grand Army of the Republic and Relief Corps meeting at the Masonic Hall Sunday morning and marching to the Presbyterian Church for a sermon by Rev Kraver. Memorial Day events Tuesday May 30 begin at 2 pm at the Masonic Hall, procession to Prairie Home cemetery, graves decorated, ritual services, Lincoln Gettysburg address read, and addresses by W T King and Rev Frank Mills.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand Army and Relief Corps
Masonic Hall
Presbyterian
Chure
Kraver
Prairie Home Cemetery
Battle Fields
Lincoln
Gettysburg
Eld
W. T.king
Indian Creek
W. Re
Frank Mills
Maintaining Health Through Digestive Balance
The article promotes vigorous digestion as the best defense against aging and suggests eating appropriate foods for one’s age and occupation. It advises using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to correct stomach issues and indigestion, noting availability at Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Spear Drug, Co
Spear Drug Co
Recipe for a Penitentiary Candidate Hidden in Parental Missteps
An oft-reprinted editorial style warning argues that lax discipline and public scolding by parents nurture delinquency. It satirically traces a boy from truancy to petty theft and legal trouble, concluding such neglect produces a future inmate of reform school or prison.
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Court of Justice
Nor folk Nebraska Job Hope and Local Notices
Last call for photos before June 10. Nor folk, Neb expects job on railroad. Endicott visit by Miss Grace Mathis and Miss Cora Cheetswood. Poland-China pigs for sale. Cornet band organizing meeting in Diller on May 29. Positive life advice urges cheerfulness and helping others.
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Diller
Bros
Chamberlains Pain Balm Promises Fast Rheumatism Relief
A testimonial promotes Chamberlains Pain Balm as a remedy for rheumatism offering quick relief, enabling rest and sleep. Mrs W H Legget from Yum Yum Tennessee reports widespread pain eased by the balm, with claims of potential long lasting relief. Spear Drug Co. markets the product.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. H. Legget
Yum Yum
Tennessee
Spear Drug Co
Birth of a Boy Near Diller and Local Notes
A son was born Sunday morning to Mr and Mrs Ed Schnuelle about four miles northwest of Diller. Beatrice visitors Fol Spearland Christie V Thompson visited Tuesday night. The last War of 1812 pensioner has died. Spanish War pensioners are presumed unborn. John D Rockefeller urges churches to adopt Standard Oil methods to survive progress. F W Steffen reported good Kearson oats and prime field condition with strong yield prospects. Abe Watson, formerly of this locality, visited his father Henry Watson and sister Mrs Lon Snyder, bringing his mother-in-law Mrs Ross en route to Smith County Kansas where sons live.
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Ed. Schnuelle
Diller
F. W. Steffen
Abe Watson
David City
Henry Watson
Lon Snyder
Ross
Smith County
Kan
Abe
Missouri
John Gillett
Dynamite and Cough Cures in a 1900s Ad Nod
A promotional blurb cites Z. T. Gray of Calhoun Georgia praising Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds for his wife. The ad touts a “strictly scientific cure” for bronchitis and La Grippe and offers Spears drop store prices 50 cents and 1 dollar with a trial bottle free.
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Z. T. Gray
Calhoun
Spears Drop
Diller area notices mix with ads and travel mentions
A jumble of notices and items includes July Fourth plans at Diller Marysville trips by Clark to visit relatives a lodge invitation for June 10 and a Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets plug. Also a carload strawberry story a Chicago recruiter ad and a Denver paper note praising Central City and the Golden Rule store.
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Lightner & Stotts
Cuba
Mrs. J. D.fanders
H. McBride
Patton
J. O. Blauser
Beseie
Bugs
Neely’s Pharmacy
Diller, Neb
Memorial Services
Dr. Ellis
Endicott
B. F
Blythe
Art Coa. Welch
WastTev
Kunsmancompany
Dept. P. Atlas Building
Chicago
Atsi Sers
Pinkerton
Bartlett_Peara
National Biscuit Company
Emblem
Java
Bress
E. L, Loock
Prop
I. A. Welch
John Zook
Norfolk, Neb
Grace
Mathis
Cora
Cheetswood
Poland
China
E. C
Spearland
Christie V
Thompson
John D. Rockfeller
Clark
Marysville
Mrs. Grandy
D. of H
Steele City Lodge
Chicago Manufactoring House
Dearborn St
Denver
Colo
Central City
Golden Rule
H. F. Kanter
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