Blauser's Stove Ad and Local Happenings
The article notes a display of Round Oak Range at Blauser's and praises Street Commissioner W. E. Mudge for grading Castor Street Wednesday. It also mentions the Presbyterian Coterie meeting with Mrs. Packer on Thursday afternoon Nov 20, and a Burlington shipment of twenty four car loads of railroad ties between Thompson and Diller. Bankruptcy proceedings were started at Fairbury against the Socialists' Cooperative Store.
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Presbyterian Coterie
The
Burlington
Betwen Thompson
Diller
Diller Bros and H Z Diller Accounts to Be Settled
All parties indebted to Diller Bros and H Z Diller will call at the First National Bank and settle their accounts as possible. Mr and Mrs Fred Grabber and Mrs Eddleman returned Monday from visiting relatives at Thompson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller Bros
H. Z. Diller
First National Bank
Fred Grabber
Eddleman
Thompson
Renewal of Record subscription from Washington Stewart
This week a renewal for the Record came from Washington Stewart of Smith Center Kansas. Mr Stewart always offers a word of praise for the Record.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stewart
Smith Center
Kan
Formrely
Stewart
Eye Ear Nose and Throat Specialist to Visit Clinic
Dr Folsom, an Eye Ear Nose and Throat specialist, will hold a visit this Wednesday November 19 at Dr Bauquess office. Spectacles fittings available and examinations offered free of charge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folsom
Bauquess
For Sale Red Polled Bull Near Diller Nebraska
A full blooded red polled bull aged years is for sale at my place located 24 miles north and 43 east of Diller Nebraska. Contact A J Jamisen in Diller.
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Diller
A. J. Jamisen
Night of Terror Croup Warns Parents and Remedy Promoted
A reformulated early 20th century appeal urges mothers to stock Chamberlain's Remedy for croup after nights of terror caused by the illness. The ad claims the remedy is a certain cure and notes Shytt Drug Co. sells it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Shytt Drug Co
Card of Thanks for support during illness and death
We express heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors who assisted during the illness and death of our husband and father. Signed by Mrs. Thos Copeland, Mrs. John Statts, Mr. and Mrs. Edgington, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Copeland.
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Thos. Copeland
John
Statts
Edgington
J. E. Copeland
Pleasant notes on local news office in Diller
The Pearce family hosts a very pleasant reception in the office of the Diller Record. Mr. Pearce and his son maintain a neat clean and well arranged office, superior to many towns of that size. The establishment is a credit to the town and deserves liberal support locally.
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Diller‘Record
Dr King's New Discovery Promises Cough Relief
An advertisement touts Dr King’s New Discovery as a remedy for persistent coughs and consumption symptoms. It claims prompt relief after one dose, with a testimonial from Mrs. A B Mertz and offers money back if unsatisfied. Available for 50 cents or one dollar by mail through H E Bucklen & Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. E. Buckien & Co
St. Louis
Dance Night Returns to City Hall as Youths Attend
Saver Kraut sells for 25¢ per gallon at Looek and Habicht. The city hall hosted another young people dance last Friday evening drawing a lively local crowd.
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Looek & Habicht
Local Visit Highlights Between Trains At Odell
Mr and Mrs F Rigdon and their son Tom visited relatives at Odell between trains on Sunday. Mrs Tom Pinsoi of Beatrice arrived to spend Sunday with her friend Miss Laura Freitag at her home.
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F. Rigdon
Tom
Odell
Tom Pinsoi
Beatrice
Laura Freitag
Chamberlain's Tablets Sold by Shutt Drug Co
An old advertisement urges readers to take Chamberlain's Tablets tonight to feel better tomorrow, promising relief from dullness biliousness and constipation and noting sale by Shutt Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain's
Shutt Drag Co
Siemerses Take Baby to Clay Center After Loss
Mr and Mrs John Siemers sisters of the late Mrs Wiemers depart with the infant to Clay Center Kansas to care for the child until arrangements are made for its future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Siemers
Mrs. Wiemers
Clay Center
Kan
Reynolds Rebuilds A H Bothwell Tanker Facility
Reynolds undertakes rebuilding of the A H Bothwell tanker store following a blaze. A brick building 75 feet wide will be built with a single front and five partitioned sections for small business use. The post office previously replaced a frame structure with a cement building.
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A. H. Bothwell
Reynolds
Fairbury Journal
Saved His Foot By Bucklen Arnica Salve Rescue
Bantam resident H D Ely suffered a four year foot ulcer. doctors urged amputation but he refused and used Bucklen's Arnica Salve as a last resort. He reported his foot was completely cured. Sold by mail or in stores for 25 cents. H E Bucklen & Co. Philadelphia or St. Louis.
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Bantam
Docter
Bucklen
H. E. Bucklen & Co
Hiladelphia
St. Louis
Beatrice Woman Hosts Old Fashioned Quilting Bee
Mrs H S Tonnemaker entertained about twenty friends at her Beatrice area home seven miles south. The old fashioned quilting bee was followed by a two course dinner served by the hostess with help from her daughters the Misses Hazel and Ethel. Guests departed saying they had a most delightful time.
Fire destroys Campbell Brothers elephant barn near Fairbury
A large elephant barn at the Campbell Brothers winter headquarters two miles south of Fairbury burned Sunday. The hay-filled structure, used for years to house elephants during winter rests, was destroyed despite efforts, with no save possible due to weak fire facilities. The circus has wintered in the south and did not use the headquarters this year in New Mexico.
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Fairbury
Campbell Brothers Circus
Campbell Brothers
New Mexico
Diller Lodge celebrates 19th anniversary in Diller
Notes from Diller Lodge of D of H Pleasant Lodge mark their October 11 anniversary with a large crowd. Mary Miller presents history of the Order while a menu of fried chicken sandwiches, pickles, salad, peaches, and cream is served. The lodge began with forty four charter members. nine remain. Current totals show 96 members and 38 with $1,000 insurances. Beneficiary fund payments to families approach $18,000. Annie Diller, oldest member, died February and had $1,000 policy and $156.20 paid into the fund.
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Annie Diller
Ee Makin
Barneston High School Football Friday Game Forecast
The Barneston High football team will play next Friday afternoon on their grounds. Ninth graders finished Bookkeeping and start English. Normal draining class finished Geography and begins Arithmetic. Donald Wright started Eighth Grade this week. A chickenpox scare kept some students home. Most girls have their basketball suits. Mrs Mayborn and several visit as do Averil Fours and Madames Folkers Henrichs. Primary and Beginners activities noted with reading and nature study. Gilbert Rarguess absent for first time. Cecil Ellis earned first tardy mark. Eighth Grade enjoys Evangeline. Esther Green Bell Sparks and Gertrude Diller visited High School last Friday.
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Barneston High School
Donald Wright
Mayborn
Madames Folkers
Henrichs
Averil Fours
Schoo
Gilbert Rarguess
Cecil Ellis
Evangeline
Esther Green
Bell Sparks
Gertrude Diller
Residents Return From Illness and Work on Rail Line
Ray Strockey resumes activities after a severe illness while Andrew Colman returns to his bridge gang duties on the Concordia branch of the Burlington Railroad. A weather note warns against letting a bedroom window open in frigid air to avoid impure air and poisoning.
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Andrew Colman
Concordia
Burlington
War on Colds A crusade by New York physicians
Prominent New York physicians launch a education driven campaign aiming to reduce common colds over a generation. They offer practical don'ts to reduce exposure and suggest quick remedies, praising Chamberlain's Cough Medicine sold by Shutt Drug Co.
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New York
Shutt Drug Co
Present suggestion from The Youths Companion
An appeal promotes a one year subscription to The Youths Companion at $2.00 with fifty two issues and a 1914 Practical Home Calendar. The offer includes remaining weekly issues for the year and sample copies with the 1914 Announcement. Subscriptions are accepted at 144 Berkeley St Boston Mass.
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Arthur Stanwood Pier
THE
Berkeley St
Boston
Mass
New
Hall's Catarrh Cure Promises Cure for All Stages
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Cure as a constitutional remedy that acts on the blood and mucous membranes to cure catarrh in all stages. It claims to strengthen the patient and guarantees a refund if it fails, with testimonials from Lauree F.entimoniala Co. Ohio.
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Hall
Laurees F
Entimoniala
Mae
Ohio
Glass for all sizes and prices at Shutt Drug Co
Announcement urges customers to replace with new glass now. It markets a full range of sizes and the lowest prices at Shutt Drug Co, inviting purchases for immediate needs.
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Shutt Drug Co
Dr King’s New Life Pills advertised relief for nervous headaches
An advertisement claims nervous or sick headaches are caused by torpid liver and coated bowels and promises quick relief by Dr King’s New Life Pills. The pill is said to regulate liver and bowels and costs 25 cents. available at druggists or by mail from H. & Co. Philadelphia and St. Louis.
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Dr. King
Philadelphia
St. Is
Obituary of Mrs. Gretge Wiemers Rademacher
Gretge Rademacher born February 14 1872 at Febing Nemaha County Nebraska married Seede Wiemers March 2 1894 at Febing Nebr. They lived at Longbranch and near Diller before God called her to eternity November 6 1918 aged 41 years 8 months 20 days. Survived by husband seven children and extended family. Funeral held at St Pauls German Lutheran Church with Rev Teckhaus. Burial at Prairie Home cemetery.
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Diller
Nebr
Out of Town
Heye Rademacher
Johnson
Herman Rademacher
South Auburn
John Rademacher
Henry Schwan
Humboldt
John Siemers
Clay Center
Kan
Tom Rossmiller
John Rossmiller
Chester
George Heien
Deshler
George Siemers
Wakefield
George Bob Wymore
Claus R Bandson
Wymore
Henry Paulfus
Harbine
St. Paul’s German Lutheran Church
H. A. Teckhaus
Prairie Home Cemetery
Christ
Thanks for kindness in our loss of wife and mother
To all who helped during sickness and death of our wife and mother Seede Wiemers and family express heartfelt gratitude for funeral help and support.
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Seede Wiemers
Odell Prepares Welcome for Diller Couring Meet Guests
Odell residents plan to make the town welcoming for Diller visitors attending a coursing meet scheduled for Thursday through Saturday November 20 to 22. The effort highlights local hospitality and event support.
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Odell
Cause of Insomnia Cures from Stomach Disorders
The article claims insomnia stems from stomach disorders and constipation. Chamberlain's Tablets are advertised to correct these issues and aid sleep. Shutt Drug Co sells the medicine.
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Chamberlain
Shutt Drug Co
Fire Donts Then and Now Practical Safety Rules
A compiled reminder warns against common fire hazards. It lists prohibitions on lighting matches in clothing closets heating with kerosene in stoves and placing hot ashes in wooden containers. It urges gas leak checks with proper tools and chimney maintenance.
Probate Notice for Estate of Thomas Deceased in Nebraska
Probate in Jefferson County Nebraska at Fairbury on November 7 1913 petitions James E Copeland asking administration be granted to O J Mayborn. Hearing set for December 2 1913 at 1 PM in County Court with notice to all interested persons by copy in the weekly newspaper for four weeks. County Judge C C Borne presiding.
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Nebraska
Jefferson County
Said
Fairbury
Thomasee
James E. Copeland
O. J. Mayborn
A. D
Saidty
C. C. Borne
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Blauser
W. E. Mudge
Castor Street
Coofserative Store
St. Joseph
News-Press
Diller Lodge
D of H
Supt. C. L. Wescott
Ray Strockey
Remembe
St. Louis Horse and Mule Co
G. Chastain
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