10 Nov 1905
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Nov 10, 1905
Page
1
A collage of notices from Fairbury Gazette and area papers includes election logistics with Deputy County Clerk Farbridge delivering ballot boxes, travel updates, a Beatrice visit, and business moves. Also: dental gas ads, a political bid by August Engleman, and Burlington railroad expansion news from Holdrege to Bridgeport connecting to Wyoming.
E B Reid of Harmony Maine recalls his mother’s death from consumption and credits Dr King’s New Discovery with saving him from serious lung trouble after five years of using it for coughs and colds. Quick relief and cure offered at Spear Drug Co with trial bottle free.
In Leavenworth Indiana Thos S Austin refused doctors surgery for his wife claiming an electric treatment cured her after five physicians failed. Geo W Gantt died at 65 of apoplexy after a few days illness on his 20 acre Steele City area farm. He came to Nebraska in 1869 with brother D T Gantt who arrived from Crete to claim the remains and bury him.
Diller voters kept the election orderly with the treasurer race drawing notable interest as Republicans bypassed their candidate while about forty Democrats supported him. Turnout ran about ninety fewer votes than the precinct total, with precinct figures and state and county results to follow in the official county canvas. J D Kennedy and Ann Kennedy secured the contract to build Peter Gill's new barn on Rock Creek and began work Tuesday.
Prairie Gem and vicinity reports Logan and Co shelled over seven hundred bushels of corn for John Novotny who hauled part to Shea. The sale at Win Nida’s residence drew strong bidding. Floyd Monasmith visited Fairbury. J G Frieuwen of Jason, agent for Seelye’s Preparations, canvassed the area. No delegates attended the Agriculture Domestic Science meeting in Fairbury due to Tate’s announcement. Mrs. Chas Monasmith suffers a severe tonsillitis attack.
Miss Eifie Diller and Miss Violet Musser will host a box social Friday evening November 17 at the Waggoner school house three miles north of Diller. Boxes sell for 50 cents, and all are invited. Pineules are advertised as a treatment for bladder and kidney diseases with relief from a single dose and cure from a bottle sold at Neeley’s Pharmacy.
Christmas present biography of Jesus by Tu H Koepsel former minister of Diller author and publisher. Printed on best paper large type bound in fine cloth regular price 1.60 special price until Jan 1 1.10. Send to a friend. address L H Koepset Erie Kansas.
Fairbury News reports the B. and M. railroad company paid 6331.27 of 10956.45 assessed taxes for 1904, withholding 4625.18 pending court order. The dispute echoes last year as Rock Island and Grand Island railroads paid in full without protest.
The grammar room reports that Florace Green, Henry Fouts, Rex Green, Rue Green, Sylvia Miller, Maude Tonnemaker, Belle Sparks, Ethel Zook, Elna Clark and Creda Wright were neither absent nor tardy last month. The literary club elected Harrison Line president Curtis Geer vice president Elina Clark Lee Henry Fouts treasurer and Belle Sparks organist for two weeks. A well attended box supper raised 25 40 with Mr Wright auctioning the boxes. High School pupils were examined last week and the advertisement promotes Dr Dade’s Little Liver Pills sold at Neely’s Pharmacy.
The Epworth League presents five public entertainments from November to April. Events include Under a Hat by Charles M. Shepherd, a December 15 concert, N. K. Griggs Evening of Song and Story on January 19, The Boy Problem with Dr. Chas. F. Fordyce on February 16, and a Silver Medal Declamatory Contest on April 6. Season tickets cost one dollar with higher rates for single admissions.
One night proves Pineulées is best tein od 5 Fi Pepe tar verte fear Tyee fe set hie and all 3 Kiicey uid Dhuider tronk. A single dose relieves if you have a blood disease. Sold at Neeley’s.
Jefferson county ringsters perform on Tuesday as Ohio yields Roosevelt with 255 421 plurality and a Democratic legislature. A Democratic governor appears by about 25 000 and a Republican governor earlier by 113 812. Col J Wright veteran auctioneer plans sale dates for local items and promises full value. no date confusion if bills print here.
A Berlin professor warns that a bite from a pretty girl could kill faster than a rattle snake bite. The ad touts Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar as a cure for coughs colds croup and bronchial ailments driving all cold from the system and offers Neeley’s Pharmacy as the seller.
A village deacon at Osborne jokes about reforming the world and urges engagement with public amusements. He complains about interruptions and proposes quirky solutions to buttinskys while urging harmony and retreat from constant campaigning.
When you have a bad cold you want relief that heals and prevents pneumonia. Chamberlains Cough Remedy is advertised as safe, antitussive, and effective for permanent cure and easy expectoration, offered by Spear Drug Co.
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