23 Oct 1903
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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1903
Page
1
Readable items note clear fall weather this week and an election day one week from Tuesday. Local notices mention cattle markets, blackleg warnings, extended farm buying and selling, church events, and social gatherings in Diller and surrounding towns with multiple residents and businesses named.
Cavendish Vermont man 5S. LeQuinn robbed of health by chronic constipation. Dr King's New Life Pills allegedly break into his house, arrest the trouble, and he is now cured. Pills guaranteed to cure, 25 cents at Sutton's drug store.
Nebraska readers urged to subscribe the Weekly State Journal at 25 cents a year for a full eight to ten page weekly edition. The notice invites every family without a daily paper to subscribe and even send to friends in other states. Lincoln Nebraska is listed as the mailing location.
Otto Dodd of Ponder Missouri touts Bucklen's Arnica Salve as the best for sores burns and piles claiming a healing effect after a long suffering. The ad notes a 25 cent price at J W Sutton's drug store and invites readers to try the salve.
Will Tristman was burned when a gasoline engine at a grain elevator exploded after he struck a match to inspect a problem. The accident occurred last Friday between Odell and Wymore. He received medical treatment in Odell and returned home, later wearing glasses to recover. He is expected to be fine with a short convalescence.
Mrs. W J Haviland of Armonk NDV0 writes of a severe whooping cough attack and a life saved by Dreaming's New Discoveries, claiming friends and relatives used it for consumption and colds. The narrative shifts to a late night party at Le D. Stoner's home with guests including Dr and Mrs A T Kampp and many others enjoying beverages and seafood as the crowd dispersed after midnight.
Canton Tristman reports vivid classroom moments as 9th graders analyze the Constitution while Miss Griffeth Senate grades visit the woods. Pupils note blossoms, a rabbit catch, a dizzy ride home, and a burning press beside a bridge. Mrs Sparks and Miss Folkers visited. LOO history, and wind verses brighten the week.
A reader in Zillah Washington details life in Yakima Valley from Toppenish station. He notes family illness and schooling, local population growth from 53 to 166 children, wages from 45 to 80 dollars monthly, farm produce prices, and a move west from Nebraska with property valued at about eight thousand dollars. He mentions contacting Diller friends and that he is not in real estate despite jokes.
Listings show corn and oats prices for No 3 shelling corn No 3 white corn No 3 wheat and assorted grades with bids ill listed. Also included are rye wheat oats and butter eggs and hogs with scattered figures in the usual market notation for the day.
Travel deals advertise $25 to Portland Seattle and Tacoma with broad network to California and western points. The notice claims daily excursions to California and personally conducted tours three times weekly, touting extensive routes across Idaho Washington Oregon British Columbia and California.
Noah Jo Handley filed a petition in the District Court of Jefferson County Nebraska against Ty Morgan Prager Tathinida Durkee Sarah Darsee and others to foreclose a mortgage on property and to remove cloud on title. The suit alleges adverse possession since 1872 and seeks foreclosure and destruction of any claims to the property, with the case pursued by Germ National Bank of Beatrice. Respondents must answer by November 2.
In the fall and winter millinery roundup a note urges shoppers to visit Miss L Bolkived to view WaavTe signal creations from skilled milliners. The item emphasizes artful hats and seasonable headwear for the era.
The message pledges inspiration and admiration for readers in Nebraska. It promises the very best values for money and a future emphasis on pleasing readers with guidance and worthwhile choices.
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