04 Oct 1907
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 04, 1907
Page
1
The note expresses strong pride in being good druggists and serving customers. It emphasizes focus on core drugstore work, avoiding diversification, and inviting customers to trade with them for reliable service. It reflects a local business mindset and customer relations.
Dr Leach dentist Fairbury. F B Lee to move to York for college after public sale Tuesday. Neelys Pharmacy offers wallpaper at 25 percent discount. Mrs Nellie Miller and children return from Endicott visit. Forest Hartzell traveled to St Joe seeking cattle at acceptable prices. Dr Claude Ellis not in Duert office on Mon Thu Fri due to travel. Wes Carmichael offering cash for poultry butter and eggs at Diller yards. Public sale for Mrs Chandler near Steele City postponed due to rain. M O Fritz of Beatrice plans to visit Diller for hay and seed work. contact A Friday. Hollister Rocky Mountain Tea ads and testimonials. Col J B Wright invites public sale dates via Record office. Saddle with safety: indigestion remedy claims by Shoop’s Restorative. Rock Mountain Tea 35c at Neely’s Pharmacy. Mr and Mrs J T Carmichael and son Wayne travel to St Francia Kan. purchase and land talks near there. Dr Stewart vet reports cattle TB in Beatrice area. urges testing and removal of affected cattle.
The people of Diller praise the Methodist conference decision to reappoint Rev. J. H. Westervelt to their charge after the Lincoln meeting. Westervelt arrived in Nebraska from the Ohio conference about a year ago and this was his first Nebraska assignment. The congregation, led by delegate Mrs. L Greenwood, urged the conference to keep him.
The Steele City Press increases annual price from $1.00 to $1.50 citing higher production costs and living expenses. The editor notes The Record made a similar move and few subscribers dropped the paper, arguing labor and farm prices have surged and that benefits outweigh the higher rate. It hints a possible future $2.00 rate but says no immediate advance planned.
Captain J. W. Starr began a Sunday Burlington train from this station toward Richmond Indiana to attend the funeral of his brother's widow. He traveled via St. Louis as part of the trip.
Wickersham appears in the opening number of the Diller entertainment course at Lpock’s hall next Thursday evening October 10. Reserve seats at Spear’s drug store for the event.
The Red Front Livery advertises 24 hour service for transient teams with ample feed available. Addressed to A. J. Huresinson, the notice emphasizes constant access and plentiful provisions for horses and crews.
An advertisement promotes Dr Shoop's Headache Tablets as a safe candy tablet that stops pains by equalising blood pressure. It claims quick relief for neuralgia toothache and menstrual pain and offers a free trial package from Dr Shoop Racine Wisconsin via all dealers.
Beginning midnight September 30, 30 days long, post offices nationwide will weigh every ounce of mailed matter. Each depot will weigh sacks before loading, then totals by branch will be reported to Washington to estimate per piece delivery costs.
Teachers and students report improved attendance and urge parent cooperation. Mrs. C W Tonnemaker and Miss Victoria Tonnemaker visited. reports to parents will go out next week to foster home school communication. The School Masters Club noted many farm origins among leaders and emphasized local college advisory links with state education officials. State Normal bulletin advises completing home high school before pursuing distant study.
An advertising claim extols Dr Shoop's Restorative as a universal remedy for stomach trouble and kidney and heart ailments. It attributes rapid relief to its restorative action on the stomach nerves and notes availability through druggists.
An old newspaper notice promotes coal for winter with prices for Pennsylvania hard coal at 11.00 per ton and Maitland lump coal at 7.50 per ton from Colman & Diller. It also advertises DeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills offering a week’s treatment for 25 cents, sold by Spear Drug Co.
Colorado Jonathan apples sell for 10.00 a barrel in Omaha with first grade at 3.75 a bushel. Demand exceeds supply as entire output sold. broker H D Foy cannot fill orders. Fancy Ganos 2, Missouri Pippins Yorks Lawyers Black Twigs 2.25 Winesaps 2.50 a bushel. Trade hopes Washington Oregon crops will ease shortage.
The famous inventor Thomas A. Edison argues most illness stems from overeating and improper foods. The ad promotes Kodol as a stomach aid containing natural digestives and vegetable acids that digests what you eat, claiming it works like a healthy stomach. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
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