19 Oct 1906
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 19, 1906
Page
1
A compact notice roundup lists farm sales and real estate moves around Diller Nebraska. It includes J W Fours selling wood, O C Miller renting a farm to Wm Zugmeyer, and Otto Kruger’s public sale of horses and cattle. Also mentions a 2900 dollar life insurance draft to Annie Diller and health ads for Chamberlains Salve.
An advertisement promises relief from chronic constipation and related ailments with Dr Kings New Life Pills, claiming they purge poisons and renew energy without discomfort. It is marketed by Spear Drug Co. The second item reports a Saturday Methodist church audience enjoying the Dixie Jubilee Singers with praise for the troupe and their refined demeanor.
Mrs Ora Bussard of Brubaker Ohio reports her child suffered a pneumonia related cough for two years. After using Chamberlain's Cough Remedy the coughing stopped and the child gained strength and weight. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
Enquire of C. A Gale regarding a house for rent. This week Mrs. A. M. Diller reshingled the farm house with Green and Cavett doing the work. Mrs. L. L. Catlin and her daughter Mrs. Frank Nelson of Gilead Nebr visited earlier this week and returned Wednesday.
Apples for sale 100 bushels at 50 cents per bushel three miles south of Diller by Les Huu. Alma Harris returns to York Neb college after visiting home in Diller. Philip Thiebalt buys an 80 acre farm in Northwest Wisconsin at 12.50 per acre planning to move next year. Kings Dyspepsia Tablets claim quick relief for digestion with two days free trial at Neely's Pharmacy. For sale 35 head of red steers and two year old males. Dr Folsom to visit Diller Oct 30–31 for eye ear nose throat exams and spectacles. Shoop’s Magic Ointment for piles with free large nickel jars at Spear Drug Co.
County Attorney Killen of Gage county has filed two complaints against John H. Sparks a St Joseph Missouri bridge contractor. Sparks is charged with filing bills for two bridges never built which were paid. A warrant is issued and Sheriff Trade travels to St Joseph to arrest him.
Mrs. W. L. Gilpatrick of Danforth Maine reports a 70 year old mother transformed after six months on Electric Bitters. She credits the tonic with curing twenty years of dyspepsia, restoring strength and vitality, and improving digestion and overall health. The advertisement claims it purifies blood, supports liver and kidneys, and treats biliousness and weakness.
The piece reflects on staying tied to Diller despite moving away and the deep value of local associations. It notes the upcoming fall election in under three weeks and lists notices of local people: Judge J. J. Thomas slated to speak, R. V. Folkers visiting from Amarillo, and J. L. McKittrick, a Chicago attorney, visiting with his niece Mrs. A. J. Colman.
J. B. Wright printed at the office announces a public sale of thirty head of welisited broke and unbroke horses weighing 900 to 1400 pounds at Diller next Saturday afternoon. Mrs Annie Diller and son Fred traveled to Fairbury Monday to handle business connected with the estate of their husband and father Hon W H Diller.
Sick headache is caused by derangement of the stomach and indigestion. Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets correct these disorders and effect a cure. By taking these tablets as soon as the first indication of the disease appears, the attack may be warded off. Get a free sample and try them. For sale by Spear.
The Presbyterian Church will hold all services at usual hours. On Saturday at 2 30 PM the Ladies Missionary Society meets at Mrs Spier s home with Miss Fannie Diller in charge and reporting on the synodical meeting. Sunday morning sermon will summarize the synod meeting. Everyone is invited to worship.
A reader from Forrest City Me endorses Dr. King s New Discovery for Consumption Coughs and Colds claiming quick relief and prevention of pneumonia La Grippe asthma hay fever and stronger lungs against consumption in climates with prevalent illness.
Mrs Jefferson Davis widow of the Confederate president died of pneumonia Tuesday night at her Majestic Hotel apartments in New York City. Varina Burr Davis, born in New Jersey in 1826, was the former first lady.
In a promotional note from Spear Drug Co, G. J. Welch of Tekonsha Michigan swears by Bucklen's Arnica Salve for cuts sores and skin injuries. Other items include Preventics cold prevention candy and Dr Shoop's Green Salve for soothing lips with a free trial offer. The page also reports on Burton Kansas senator appeals and a commentary on gender roles in education.
A new order ends back stamping on letters at large Eastern offices including New York Chicago and Boston. The time of receipt at the distributing office can no longer be determined from the back stamp. Officials say back stamping is obsolete and too labor intensive.
An antiseptic dressing can heal wounds bruises and burns quickly before inflammation sets in claiming a one third faster healing than old methods. Chamberlain's Pain Balm supports this principle as a antiseptic for speedy recovery and reduced pain.
The new Pure Food and Drug Law requires labeling of cough cures with opium or narcotics, but Dr Shoop’s Cough Cure is claimed to be free of such drugs after 20 years. Dr Shoop opposes narcotics and asserts his remedy is safe for children and cures rather than merely suppressing symptoms. Spear Drug Co. endorses and sells it as a protected, reliable option.
Local notices describe fall weather, farm activity, and community events in Prairie Gem area. B Greenwood reports a Tuesday slaughter, C Mannsmith buys winter apples at R G Linn, and homes under construction near Hookers and Beaver progress. An elderly Humbolt resident, William Lee, dies after a pumpkin wagon accident with runaway horses near Long Branch bridge.
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