Local Social and Real Estate Notes
Mr Wm Mudge to lay a cement walk on the residence property. Cement walk and curbing to be laid north of the M F E church this week. Mr and Mrs RK L Oaka returned from Fountain Colorado. C W Pearce of Boise Idaho arrived for his father’s funeral. Billy Myers bought Mrs Mary E Nelgon’s Diller home for 7600. A M Berry Republican treasurer candidate visited Fairbury between trains. Mrs H E Fairchild came from Bogdicott to visit sister in law Mrs John W Miller. Mrs Mary Roses of Texas county Missouri visited winter with daughter Mrs Abe Watson. Mrs H Z Diller and Pearl returned from Omaha. Mr and Mrs Edmund Teick of Kansas City visiting H E Grupe and wife.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mre. H. KE. Fairchild
Bogdicott
John W. Miller
Mary Roses
Texan County
Abe Watson
Edmund Teick
Kansas City
H. E. Grupe
Auto Oils and Lubricants Advertised by J. D. Fanpers
Auto owners are invited to purchase Mobil A and Calumet oils along with automatic transmission grease. J. D. Fanpers promotes these products and solicits patronage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Fanpers
Diller Adopts Dustless Crayons to Improve School Health
Diller School shifts to dustless crayons to reduce chalk dust in classrooms. The district reports forty eight students enrolled at Diller High School, now offering a four year program accredited by the State University County Superintendent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Diller High School
State University
Cattle shipments, dip issues, and Alberta produce noted
Ed Woods and F Hartzell each received cattle shipments bought on the Colorado range. Hartzell faced trouble with cattle not dipped this spring and required dipping twice to meet inspector requirements. A globe-sized turnip from Elbert, Colorado, sent by W N Clark, is exhibited at Blauser's. Wheat yields are 15 to 3.5 bushels per acre, and farms can be bought for 20 to 40 dollars per acre. Scenery and pure water praised. circulars available at the store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
JE. Clark
Ed. Woods
F. Hartzell
Colorado
Mr. Hartzell
J. ©. Blauser
Elbert
Colo
W.N. Clark
Wimoning
Burlington
Wyoming
Cattle Auction Rules Tied to Tuberculosis Testing
Col J B Wright auctioneer received circular from I G Wincett stating Nebraska law effective July 1 1909 requires cattle sold at public sales to be tuberculin tested and free of tuberculosis before removal from the premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Col
J. B. Wright
I. G. Wincett
Nebraska
Jos Novotny Sr Dies After Amputation In Sabetha
Jos. Novotny Sr died Monday in Sabetha Kansas after surgery for blood poisoning. A great toe was removed too late. Funeral was held at Lo'o'cock and he was buried in Odell cemetery. He would have turned 71 next month. Survived by four sons Joseph Jr James Frank and Julio. His wife died about 13 years ago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jos
Novotny, Sr
Sabetha
Kan
Lo' O'Cock
Odell
Novotny
Joseph, Jr
James
Frank
Julio
Dr Shoop's Cough Remedy Promoted as Safe for Babies
Dr Shoop's cough remedy is advertised as curative with wholesome plant stems, claiming quick relief for tickling or dry bronchial coughs. It asserts safety for infants, contains no opium or chloroform, calms distress and heals membranes, and is sold by Spear Drug Co.
East Tynn at Diller opera house event and local visits
Reports list visits and departures of residents including Mrs. Bilis at Blue Springs Mrs. Neely and Nellie Miller Endicot and Davenport visits Earl Pearce Indianapolis funeral and other regional travel. Also notes candidates Chirneide and Jarcbow touring voters in Diller and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
East Tynn
Diller Opera House
Wagons Mitchell and Shuttler Featured in Local Ad
Mrs Steece of Filley Nebr and Mrs Wilson near Beatrice aged 78 and 84 visited with their sister Mrs Catlin and daughter Mrs Carey near Fairbury before returning home Wednesday after a trip.
Church Services Announced by Pastor McClure
Sunday School at 10 a.m. Epworth League at 6 30 p.m. Preaching at 7 30 p.m. C 8 McClure, pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Epworth League
M. C
McClure
Echoes from the Synod to Open Sunday Sermon
The Presbyterian church schedules morning and evening preaching with Sabbath School at 10 a.m. and Endeavor Society at 6 30 p.m. The morning sermon will feature Echoes from the Synod, reflecting the five day meeting that began October 18. Rev. Wm. Boyle is the pastor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Endeavor Society
Synod
Wm. Boyle
Utica minister to preach Sunday services after centennial trip
Christian Elder Jackson of Utica Kansas and his wife return from Pittsburg Pennsylvania where they attended a centennial. He will preach both morning and evening next Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson
Utica
Kan
Pittsburg
Journal Offers 1910 Newspaper Deal to Nebraska Families
The Lincoln S tate Journal promotes a price cut offering the big daily paper without Sunday for 50 cents or with Sunday for 75 cents through January 1, 1910. It invites readers to compare with other papers, pledges to stop the paper when the term ends, and touts its stance against saloons and liquor advertising.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln S Tate Journal
Journal
Nebraska
Times
Balance of the Pickard firm urged after closing
A notice from Geo. Pickard & Son in Diller Nebraska asks debts be settled as the firm has gone out of business. The letter targets Prof C L Grimes and hints at instructional humor about paint values from Devoe products and short measure concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Pickard & Son
Geo. Pickard & Son
C. L. Grimes
Diller
Nebr
Devoe
Birthday Anniversary at Elmer Davidson Home
Twenty two relatives and friends gathered last Saturday to celebrate Elmer Davidson's 35th birthday with social games recitations and music. Refreshments of oysters celery cake pickles and coffee were served. The Davidson family plans to move to Milford Nebraska soon, and the writer notes Milford gains a fine family. One who was there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elmer Davidson
Elmer
Davideon
Milford
Nebr
Insurance Agents of Diller Face Uncontrollable Tariff Change
Eight agents in Diller Nebraska representing 19 companies met at J W Fouts to seek rollback of new tariff rates. A G Beeson inspected the tariff in Omaha and found some rates cut and others raised from 25 to 100 percent. Companies say rate making is beyond individual control, leaving agents unable to revert to the old scale.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Nebr
A. G. Beeson
Omaha
J. W. Fouts
Spohn Colman Nupitals Held Near Diller Nebraska
A private 2 30 p m Wednesday wedding at Allen Colman’s residence southeast of Diller united Sarah E Colman and Cherige H Spohn of Case county with Rev Dr vile officiating. The couple left for their home near Weeping Water as many friends offered best wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Colman
Diller
Sarah E. Colman
Cherige H. Spohn
Case County
Vile
Diller Presbyterian Church
Roomemen
Bait Monnemith
Daisy Colman
Mies
Mr. Spohn
Weeping Water
Nebr
Hidden nerves govern stomach and organs says Dr Shoop
A Dr Shoop remedy targets the internal nerves said to control the stomach kidneys and other organs. The plan claims Restorative strengthens failing nerves and offers relief within hours. Sold by Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shoop
Gold in the Teeth Sparks Long-Term Recycling Thought
In the United States half a ton of pure gold each year fills living teeth. Since no gold is extracted after death, investors project that gold equivalent to current new mining will return to Earth over two centuries, completing a full cycle from discovery to reuse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
County audit urged by Blauser in Fairbury
C L E Blauser spoke with residents in Fairbury urging a county audit. He suggested experts review books of all county officers and report findings. He proposed a fund by subscription to cover the audit and keep it ready for action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. L. E. Blauser
Fairbury
C. L. E. Blauger
Blancer
Fairbury Journal
Death After Auto Crash Near Pickrell Nebraska
Nine o’clock morning telegram from Pickrell Nebraska announced the death of Mrs. Pour Spear wife of Frank J Spear the Diller druggist. The Diller party in an auto to Lincoln struck a culvert two miles beyond Pickrell throwing Mrs Spear from the car. She died from a broken neck despite efforts to revive her.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickrell
Nebr
Pour Spear
Frank J. Spear
Diller
J. Smith Diller
Dr. Neely
J. Senior
Wm. Boyle
Spears
D. L. Whitney
Topeka
Kan
Elisabeth
Spear
Abe
J. W Fouta
B. F. Lightner
Beatrice
Speer
Lep
Also Mentioned on This Page
Wm. Mudge
M. FE
RK. L. Oaka
Fountain, Colo
C. W. Pearce
Boise, Idaho
Billy’ Myers
Mary E. Nelgon
A. M. Berry
Dr. Bilis
Blue Springs
Wm. Glather
Mother
Beaver City
Lyman Harris
Lincoln
Earl Pearce
Indianapolis
Minnie Bell
W. R
Brown
Eco
Owen
Nellie Miller
Endicott
W. S. Norton
Davenport, Ions
Joe Madden
H. Diller
Feirbury
Regpopee
John Keller
Cherry County
Jas. Chirneide
Louie Jarcbow
Vicinity
Mitchell and Shuttler
Mitchell. Wagona
Peter Shuttler
J.D. Faxnews
Methodist
Christian
F. W. Devos & Co
New York
Chicago
J.C. Blauser
Spohn-Colman
Frank T. Pearce
He Raecorp
Dr.o. C. Diehl
Diller, Nebr
Calla
Waggoner Bros
Samuel J. Clark
Diller, Webr
Street
W Hington
Pelstuth
Alecghoes Restinos
Ervous
Dr. Shoop
The
Spear Drug Co
Mondell
Bighorn Basin
Big Horn Basin
D. Clem Deaver
Land Seekers Information Bureau
Omuba
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