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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 04, 1904
Page
1
Local notes list livestock for sale including Duroc Jersey pigs and young sired stock with prices and term offers. Tax lists at Hiver National Bank noted, plus goods like sewing machines and stock powder advertised. Local residents' travel, visits, deaths, and gas line work update community activity.
A spoofed advertisement touts Dr. ug’s New Life Pills as a cure for ailments from dyspepsia to fever. The pharmacy at Dr. Grebe’s in Jansen was robbed Sunday night. about $100 in jewelry stolen and the suspect known to authorities. Sheriff Case tracked the burglar to De Witt but not before he fled. Local burglaries around Ellis and Jansen are linked to a gang near Mrs. Will Riddle’s farm south of Diller. A cabbage snake sighting near Spear’s drug store drew town interest with debate on danger and preparation.
A mix of local notices and sale ads including a 2 year old thoroughbred Poland China hog for sale by C. E. Morris near Diller. Also farm for sale or rent and various personal notices about residents visiting Denver Lincoln and University Price. Cascarets ad promotes bowel health and B M line upgrades noted with traffic improvements.
A damaged notice notes an injury event in Franklin Grove Alabama where a rider named J B Orner sustained a leg wound from a runaway bicycle. TheFouryear ulcer persisted until treatment with Phen. Bucklen's Arnica Salve cured it. The salve is advertised for burns cuts eruptions and piles at Spear Drug Co for 25 cents.
Miss Grace Glenn, who served six years as a missionary in Japan, returns home and will speak Friday evening at the Presbyterian church. The talk aims to inform about the plucky Japanese and the Big Bear fur trade. An offering will defray her expenses. all are invited.
Thirty five members met at Mrs. J Robertson’s farm southwest of Diller for an all day Aid Society gathering. New officers for the coming year were elected: President Mrs. Greenwood, Vice President Mrs. Thomas Nelson, Secretary Mrs. Gale, Treasurer Mrs. Powell. An election day dinner was planned at Mrs. Butterbaugh’s for Tuesday. The Regular Aid Society will meet at Mrs. John Bixby’s on Thursday, Nov 10. There will be work for all.
Local items report property sales and mining of health locations with mentions of Perley Miller and Marshall London touring Colorado. Social notes include church services by Mr Endner and a Woodmen initiation, with election day details for the Constitutional Convention and polling places at the Diller State Bank building.
BF Bass of Fremont North Carolina writes that after trying various medicines he found relief from kidney trouble with Electric Bitters. He reports a full cure and no sick days since. Neighbors also cured of rheumatism neuralgia liver and kidney troubles and general debility. Available 50 cents at Spear Drug Co.
Osborn celebrates Ed Leaper son of C A Leaper now of Osborn Mo wed to Miss Bertha Lawson on the 12th. Both are popular and respected young people with wide circles of friends in Osborn and Diller. They are active in church and S S work and will be congratulated by many in this community.
Carelessness causes many throat and lung troubles but Dr. King’s New Discovery cures even worst cases. Mrs Lois Cragg of Dorchester Massachusetts credits the remedy for saving her life. Guaranteed for all throat and lung diseases by Spear Drug Co. Price 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle free.
The report lists enrolled 35 with average attendance 33 and tardies. Present daily include Imo Pearl Arthur Glen Rudloff Maude Ha Leah Bessie Irene Lawrence Gertrude Blauser Bertha Florence Long Leonora Henry Fanders Blanch Reddon Harold Chester Roy Harry Carmichael. Visitors include Elsie Pittenger Bernard Blauser Clinton Cole. Tardy cases except one stem from two families. Minnie Hasiar, teacher.
The publication outlines a year of varied attractions for 1905 including articles on farming and sanitation, seven serial stories and 250 short stories by American writers, and a full illustrated announcement. New subscribers receive several free items and sample copies, with the 1904 weeks remaining and a 1905 calendar offer.
The dinner election day at Mrs. Butterbaugh’s featured Congressman J. H. Hinshaw addressing a Republican rally in Odell. Jos McCord, candidate for county commissioner, and W C Line, candidate for representative, conducted voter interviews in Newton and Pleasant precincts yesterday.
The ad touts widespread sales and success of August Flower for indigestion and dyspepsia. It claims a thirty five year track record in curing stomach and intestinal disorders and promotes trial bottles at 25 cents and regular bottles at 15 cents, sold at Neely's Pharmacy.
Ruth Sparks notes Edna Fox returns to class and several classmates miss days this week. The High School begins a quotation series on habits and displays student landscapes on the north wall. Reentries include Maude Townemaker and Fred Diller after absences. Punctual and present students across Grammar Primary and Intermediate rooms are listed with names.
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