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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Oct 26, 1906
Page
5
Dr. Leach the Fairbury dentist notes upcoming social events while townsfolk share travels and sales. A horse loss, a bank building plan, and a carload of Mitchell wagons headline a mix of personal notices and business updates.
Pine resin touted as effective remedy for kidney and bladder diseases and backache due to kidney issues. 30 days treatment sells for 1.00 at Neely's Pharmacy.
J S Diller brother of the late Hon W H Diller returned Sunday from Riddles Oregon where he worked for the U S Geological Survey. He left Tuesday for Washington DC stopping at Barneston to see his niece Mrs Beckie James accompanied by Miss Fannie Diller.
Mrs. W. Gilpatrick of Danforth Me credits six months of Electric Bitters with curing decades of dyspepsia restoring strength and vitality. The tonic is praised as the greatest restorative medicine, said to set stomach liver and kidneys right purify blood and cure malaria biliousness and weaknesses. Guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.
Mrs E Morris visits friends in Omaha. Roy Gear builds a 16 by 20 foot addition on North Levelle Street. Richardson county farmer sells 96 bushels of clover seed for 540 dollars. Pine salve advertised as antiseptic and good for cuts. Samuel H Krutz files for divorce from Mary A Krutz. Farm between Diller and Steele City part of the Krutz notice. Land sales listed by J W Foute: Steiber Eurerth 80 to Chas Monasmith 3300 dollars. Wm Nida's 160 to Bruning buyer at 42.50 per acre. Fouts advertises land list before No 21 mail date November 15. New list of prospects bought.
Miss Mary Friday comes back Sunday after visiting her sister Mrs Agnes Mack in Fairbury. Uncle Tom's Cabin will be shown at the Diller Opera House Tuesday night October 30. W L and E T Woods traveled to Kansas City Wednesday to procure cattle for winter feeding. Harry McBride shipped a car load of apples from Diller to Franklin Neb last Friday. Senator Burkett plans to address Diller residents on political issues Monday evening October 29 in Locke's hall. J B Wright sold thirty head of unbroke horses at auction last Saturday and remains busy delivering them.
A farm sale offers a carload of large healthy horses at reasonable prices. Viewable on the farm located 3 miles southeast of Diller. Signed Geo. C. Morris.
The original cough syrup called Bee’s Laxative Honey and Tar acts as a cathartic for the bowels and is made from tar from local pines. It is advertised as best for children and useful for coughs colds croup and whooping cough with a free offer from Neely’s Pharmacy.
Little Eva will entertain at the Diller Opera House on Tuesday Oct 30 with a free noon concert and a 7 pm program by the Mason Dixon Uncle Tom's Cabin band. Mrs Treadwell of Beatrice visited Wednesday to inspect the Woman's Relief Corps. King's Dyspepsia Tablets offer two days free treatment at Neely's Pharmacy.
Early seating advised for a several year return of Uncl Tom's Cabin on Tuesday October 30 at Diller. Steele & Company's auction in Fairbury promises big savings and carfare relief. ManZan offers instant relief for piles with a money back guarantee sold at Neely's Pharmacy. An effort to merge Rock Creek and Jansen telephone firms into the Farmers Co-Operative Telephone Company is under discussion with multiple meetings held.
Miss Minnie Claussen returns from Steele City where she trained with Mrs. Walter Willey and opens a dressmaking shop at her Lavelle Street residence.
An old remedy advertises Bee's Laxative Honey and Tar as a universal cure for colds coughs croup and whooping cough with no opiates and a money back guarantee if not cured. Sold at a local shop.
J. E. Clark has filed a district court action to partition his father’s estate. He is joined by all heirs who seek an equal division as dictated by the will. The notice appears in a related REcorp legal notice.
An antiseptic dressing speeds healing of wounds bruises and burns reducing inflammation and time to recovery. Chamberlains Pain Balm is also antiseptic and relieves pain preventing blood poisoning. Keep a bottle at home to save time money and suffering. For sale by Spear Drug Co.
A magazine writer notes love as honey and gall. In Pierce City Missouri, Mrs. B. Waggoner was informed yesterday of her grandmother’s death, marking a family loss amid local life and sentiment.
A bemused observer notes that a woman with a pretty hand and a diamond on her finger struggles to keep her hair up. The remark links elegance and practical issues in a light, humorous tone.
A health claim stating the pills cure chronic constipation quickly and remove poisons from the system. They promise relief from sour stomach nausia headache dizziness and cholie with no griping or discomfort. Sold for 25 cents with a guaranteed efficacy by Spear Drug Co.
The Record in Diller Nebraska seeks bright young writers from all school districts within ten miles to report neighborhood happenings weekly or biweekly. Free copies, stamps, and envelopes provided. Send letters single sided, with clear names, and include your full name and post office address for identification.
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