01 Oct 1909
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1909
Page
1
The article notes a man once rich upon his death left substantial holdings in the area. It states he had sold assets earlier and that his wealth remains evident in the local setting. The tone suggests a warmer, reflective aftermath where the estate’s footprint endures.
Local notices mention Dr Shoop Health Coffee and its claims as a coffee substitute sold by Speer Drug Co. Various short items note visitors, sales events, telephone operator changes, a cattle sale, and a presidential train passing through Fairbury with Rock Island protection.
A rural commerce note urges voting for water bonds while contrasting farm mail delivery with town residents. Obituaries note the 98 year old Mrs Katherine Shea of near Shea Nebr and the Tremaine family burial in Yuma after Catholic services in Fairbury.
The Fairbury News reports the county spending about 900 for last month s primary election. The highest vote was around 1500, making cost per vote near 59 cents. Campaign expenses and two campaigns per winner push cost above 1.00 per vote.
Fragmentary notices show Albert Redden aiding in settling his father in law's Virginia based estate matter. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Pink Pain Tablets and Peter Schuttler wagons from Spear Drug Co with generic health claims and product mentions.
One of C. W. Monnemiths horses died this week. Pire lightning and tornado insurance written at this office.
Corrected market notes show wheat prices for No 2 at 59 and above, No 8 56 to 58, with corn prices listed for white shelled yellow shelled and mixed shelled. The readable text is fragmented with nonsensical sequences and stray letters throughout.
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