Diller Area Notes Include Pigs For Sale And Local Visits
Beatrice Tuesday visit notes J. Bixby and J. W. Fouts. Farmers began corn dishing Monday. For sale five fine Duroc Jersey male pigs. Mrs. Kerr’s mother visited. a son born to Mr. and Mrs. Glather. Allen Blair from Odell inspected rental property in Diller. Taxes payable at First National Bank. sewing machine ads and local shopping in Diller. Duroc Jersey pig sale details and various locals traveling, visiting, or selling property.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen Blair
Odell
Diller
First National Bank
Blauser
Robbery and cures cited in Vermont notice
Le Quinn of Cavendish Vermont reports a robbery and claims health trouble cured by Dr King’s New Life Pills sold at Spear Drug Co. A separate notice shows Mrs Miller receiving a warrant for a beneficiary payment tied to the death of F J Morgan in the A O U W order with a fifteen day lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
le Quinn
Cavendish
Dr. King
Spear Drug Co S
Saves Two From Death From Warping Ore and Bronchitis
Mrs. W. K. Haviland of Armonk New York credits Dr King's New Discovery for saving her daughter from a near fatal attack of warping ore and bronchitis and says a niece with advanced consumption recovered. The ad promises relief for throat and lung diseases and guarantees 50c and 1.00 bottles with free trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N. Y
Diller News Briefs and Local Accidents
Mrs. Paul Stange visits her old Wisconsin home while carpenters work on Mrs. Gear's house in the west town. John B. Cross, longtime county resident, died in a run away near Fairbury. Chas Wells hanged himself at Fairbury amid mental distress. Jesse Green returns from Wood River with a broken arm and plans another trip. Bud Bell and others draw indemnity from American Accidental Co. after work-related injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Stange
Wisconsin
Chas. Wells
Fairbury
C. C. Wells
Ace
Falls City
Jesse Green
Wood River
Nebr
R. Green
Bud Bell
Raymond Wright
J. B. London
Fouts
Halloween Events and Local Notices In Diller Area
Halloween is noted for next Monday night. Local residents report visits and social news across Diller Beatrice and Fairbury areas with mentions of taxes at Diller State Bank and First National Bank.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First National Bank
Doctors Report On Miss Verge Wright Illness
Dr Taylor of Steele City consulted with Dr Gritzka regarding Miss Verge Wright who is ill with typhoid fever complicated by pneumonia. Her condition is critical but doctors hold strong hopes for recovery.
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Taylor
Steele City
Wright
Gritzka
School Notes Highlight Student Absences and Activities
LaForrest Raymond reports on routine school updates. The Grammar Room displays drawings in the northeast corner. The High School plans an election with votes from all grades above fourth. Ben Henrichs and Hazell Place have been absent this week while the Intermediate class gathers flowers. The third grade studies water forms and all High School grades took tests this week. Attendance at the High School remains strong.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LaForrest Raymond
Ben Henrichs
Hazell
Quarantine Letter From Local Family Addresses Gossip
Mrs Kennedy writes that her family faces scarlet fever quarantine and condemns gossiping neighbors who accuse them of violating rules. She explains careful measures to avoid spread and questions why townsfolk demand they stay indoors and skip groceries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Kennepy
Local stops and notices include shopping trip and eye care
J H Carmichael returned from the eastern part of the state. Nelson his wife and son Lawrence visited Beatrice for shopping. Dr A M Phelps from Lincoln will be at Dr Neely’s office in October to consult eyes. C A Gale attended the Kansas City stock show and saw Red Sun, a horse he once owned, now owned by a Cudahy’s worker valued at 2000 dollars. Bucklen arnica salve praised by Otto Dodd from Ponder Missouri. 25 cents at Spear Drug Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Carmichael
Nelson
Lawrence
Beatrice
A. M. Phelps
Lincoln
C. A. Gale
Kansas City
Otto Dodd
Ponder
Spear Drug Co
Sunday School and Epworth League Schedule
Sunday School at 10 A M led by superintendent Mrs Hartzell. Preaching at 11 A M on Visitors or Dreams. Epworth League at 6 30 P M led by Mr Drew with topic What I saw at the Worlds Fair for the sermon next Sunday night F MILL
Wake Ark minister praises Electric Bitters cure
Rev Jno C Cox of Wake Ark reports twelve years of yellow jaundice resistance to multiple physicians and medicines until trying Electric Bitters. He declares himself cured and endorses the remedy for liver kidney stomach and digestive issues. Spear Drug Co guarantees the product at 50 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jno
Cox
Wake, Ark
Spear Drug Co
School Compositions A Pleasant Day Trip
On October 8 District 60 school pupils went to the river at Steele City for a pleasure trip. Fifteen in a wagon attracted a crowd as they explored woods and hunted for walnuts. They ate dinner near the river, weighed 2360 pounds on the driver's scales, and a rider fell overboard but was not seriously hurt. Mabel Strawhackler signs off with fond memories.
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District 60
Steele City
Waloute
Mabel Strawhacker
Diller community notices mix of births sales and events
Coyote runs through Diller streets. An 8 lb girl born to Mr and Mrs H Z Diller on Tuesday the 8th. New corn sold at 30 cents per bushel. Fred Kuhlman of Auburn Nebr visits. F Hartzell builds feed yards south of town. Poland China hog for sale by E Morris. Sharley Stark, fusion candidate, canvasses Diller area. Rev Mills returns from the World's Fair and preaches Sunday. Modern Woodman assessments discussed. Mrs Emma Fry visits relatives in Craig IA and Illinois. F G Lewis promotes local Woodmen membership. Fair visitors return. J D Fanders and family home. Preaby church meeting invites ladies for Africa talk and views. Photographs and optical views displayed.
German Syrup Promoted for Colds and Coughs
An old advertisement touts German Syrup as a quick remedy for severe colds and coughs for both children and adults. It claims relief of congested lungs and irritation with a safe taste for children. Trial bottle 25c, regular 75c, sold at Neely's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bat Fem
Boxebee
Neely’s
Great Alteration Sale at G A White Piano Co Ends Nov 1
Closing days near as remodeling and new floors require moving stock. The sale offers deep discounts on pianos organs and accessories with easy installments and late music titles. Large variety of instruments including Beattie and Kimball organs, violins and mandolins, with reductions on phono graphs and records.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. A. White Piano Co
Lealy
Lakeside
Crown
Kimball
Chicago Cottage
Beatty
Also Mentioned on This Page
J.B. Bixby
Joan Harn
J. BE. Kerr
Wm. Glather
Mesdames
Chavet
Diller, Price
Duroc-Jersey
Abe
Tf B. F. BuyTne
I. J. Steiner
Tialf
Pennsylvania
Hutchinson Livery
Ida Adkins
Wymore
F. M. McManes
Marquardt
Charles Densmore
Burwell, Nebr
Columbia
J. O
Blaneer
Minor ‘Cleavenger
Hanover
Kans
Wm. Kunecke
Flossie Raymond
Louise van Horn
Syracuse
Erva Clark
Albert Wood
J. T. Carmichael
Omaha
D. of H. Lodge
Hiatt & Vo
W. A. Snyder
DR. Kelley
John B. Cross
of. Patton
J. O. Blauser
Charley Brandt
Missouri
Thinkere
J. ‘T., Henrichs
J. . Henrichs
Blue Rapids
Franc
Dave Bear
Neely's Pharmacy
Diller, Nebraska
Miss Blanch Crocker
Diller State Bank
B. F. Lightner
W. A. Bogus
Delbert Stotts
Albert Cully
Indiana
Navy
J. B. Zook
P. H. Shea
Monay
Charley Wyatt
Nebraska Travelling Library
Thos. Nelson’s
Newt
Charley Ashpaugh
Millemmin
Wileton
Brians
M. E. Church Notices
Diller Markets
Torre Rene
Candy Cathartic
Halk
A. Coyote
H. Z. Diller
Fred Kuhlman
Auburn
Dick, Gobber
Hartzell
Poland
China
E. Morris
Sharley Stark
Gladstone
Diller and
Vicinity
Frank Mills
Methodist Church
Emma Fry
Dr. Fry
Craig
Iown
Illinois
F. G. Lewis
J.D. Fanders
Wi ‘ ‘End
J. Y.london
Ira
Knauer
Africa
Che Om
New
East
Miss L
Ballard
Milliner
Edward B. Grossman & Co
Chicago
Spivey & Gish
Beatrice Steam
Diller, Nebr
Mandalea
Tee
G. A. White Plano Co
North Side Square
Fairbury, Nebraska
A. H. Colman
I. MM. Raymon
Thos. P. Price
Arthur E. Price
W. Price
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