12 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 12, 1906
Page
1
J B Zook ships hogs to market. Mrs Arthur Price returns from Fairbury. Frank Hale and Frank Wieths fence farms. Sewing machine for 16 dollars at J O Blauser's. Neeley's Pharmacy markets Little Liver Pills. Train delay due to boiler fault blocks depot crossing. Local dental ad promises up to date care and free county seat trip.
Chronic constipation blamed for poisoning is treated with Dr King’s New Life Pills. Claim they remove poisonous germs, restore vigor, and cure sour stomach headache dizziness and cholera like symptoms without griping. Sold for 25 cents by Spear Drug Co.
Mr and Mrs W A Snyder return from a southern Missouri visit with Abe Watson and wife and other former Diller residents. They enjoyed the trip but Lon must return to his rural route No 2 mail carrying job.
Mrs Ora Buscard of Brubaker Illinois credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with ending her young daughter's awful cough after pneumonia two years ago. She says the medicine stopped the coughing helped her child gain weight and improve health. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Br. Leach a Fairbury dentist hosted. Waggoner from Fairbury spent Sunday there. Idolon Miler on leave from Cleveland Refining Co. returned home for Sunday.
District court at Fairbury adjourned to Wednesday for equity cases. Jury excused until November 26. Apples for sale at 50 cents per bushel at a location 3 miles south of Diller, Nebraska, by Les HilI.
J W Fours offers 25 dollars in cash for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the party or parties who tied wire across the sidewalk at the rear of the old Commercial hotel building in Diller Nebraska on the night of October 6 1906.
Piles rapidly cured by Dr Shoop Magic ointment made for piles alone and works with certainty. Itching burning protruding or blind piles disappear by use. Large nickel capped glass jars 50 cents. Sold and recommended by the Spear Doug Co. Beautify your property and streets with courtesy to neighbors and rangers.
An old advertisement style notice claims a cold moist nose means health for dogs while a dry cracked lip signals illness. It promotes Dr Shoop Green Salve to soften lips and skin with a free trial box via Prof Halden. It also quotes Halden on corn seed drying boosting profits by harvest season and fall selection of best ears for seed.
Mrs W L Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports rapid recovery after six months of Electric Bitters. She says the tonic reversed twenty years of suffering from dyspepsia and restored vitality at age 70. The claim extols benefits for stomach liver and kidney balance, blood purification, malaria and general weakness.
Advance sale of reserved season tickets for the first night of the Dilter entertainment course at the M E Church has been strong with many already sold. Ferguson's Dixie Jubilee Concert Co will perform jubilee songs and plantation melodies. Reserved seat season tickets cost two dollars for adults and one sixty for children. Sale at Spear's drug store until 7:30 PM and at the church until 8:00 PM. Local merchants will close 8 to 9:80 PM.
Mr J Fanders threshes Monday. Mrs Rhodes ill this week. Jack Frost seen each morning. Fremont Logan home from vacation. Threshing nearly done, corn busking soon. Bracken of Steele City helps on Hooker’s house. Weather shifts Monday night. Logan family trip to Wymore. Rhodes threshes Wednesday. Brown’s machine moves to Henry Steffens. Dvorak sells farm to Andrews for 60 dollars per acre and plans to buy near Odell. Neighbors upset by Dvorak departure. Floyd Monasmith drives Dvorak and daughter Mary to Jansen for Omaha train. Mary seeks hospital for appendicitis operation.
Sick headache is caused by stomach derangement and indigestion. Changberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and may ward off attacks. Get a free sample and try them. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Mich reports using Buckleyt Arnica Salve on family skin injuries and cuts with perfect results. The ad touts fastest pile cure and best healing salve at 25 cents from Spear Drug Co. Also notes Herman Hahne's visit from Beatrice after staying near Diller for several days.
J. W. Fouts has closed the sale of Gunder Newtson's outside quarter to William Jacobs for 6400 dollars.
Mrs Mary Miller of this city received the largest vote cast in Grand Lodge of D of H at Hastings last week. Mrs Mary Latky Grand Chief of Honor received 171 votes for Representative to Superior Lodge meeting at Milwaukee Wisconsin while Mrs Miller received 217. Mrs Miller expresses heartfelt appreciation for the compliment.
A reader testimonial from Forrest City Maine praises Dr King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds as a Godsend in climates with prevalent coughs and colds It claims the remedy quickly ends them prevents Pneumonia cures La Grippe relieves Asthma and Hay Fever and strengthens weak lungs to ward off Consumption Coughs and Colds priced 50c and 1 Guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
In a tongue in cheek remark a newspaper notes John D. Rockefeller drilling for water on a town lot struck oil and gas, joking that Fortune clings to him though the people may not approve.
Preventics are toothsome tablets that claim to dissipate colds quickly when taken at the sneeze stage. They are advertised as safe for children and effective for adults, sold in 5 cent and 25 cent boxes by Spear Drug Co.
Jefferson and Saline county commissioners view the wreck of a fifty foot bridge over Swan Creek on the county line. Investigators find piling chopped under mud and pulled away, suggesting deliberate destruction. Authorities note the bridge lay off the section line to reduce costs and may be rebuilt jointly by both counties.
An antiseptic dressing speeds healing of wounds burns and similar injuries to about one third the time of old methods. Chamberlain's Pain Balm is cited as a similar antiseptic aid that reduces pain prevents blood poisoning and aids quick recovery. Spear Drug Co. sells Pain Balm for home use.
Horses grow scarcer and prices rise as exports to Africa during the Boer War spurred a steady uptrend. In recent years good horses have nearly doubled in price, while dealers scour the country to acquire desirable stock.
A short medical advertisement promotes King's Dyapepsia Tablets to ease sour stomach foul breath and pale complexion from digestive issues. Two days treatment free. Sold at Neelys Pharmacy.
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