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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1904
Page
1
Advertises a full range of school items including tablets slates pencils rulers sponges inks erasers pen holders pens and more. Promises miles around to buy at right prices with complete selection.
A compact record of Diller Nebraska items including hog sales and buyers, bank notices, farm advertisements, renovations, hospitalities, and community events. Mentions: J B Zook, Nelson, Blauser, Diller State Bank, Miss Eva Crocker, Hiram Packer, Miss Ballard, Beatrice fair, and local improvements.
An image of Buckiew's Arnica Salve boasts world wide fame for cures. It claims superiority for cuts burns boils sores and skin eruptions. Cure price is 25 cents at Spear Drug Co.
The board of education released a printed catalogue of rules regulations and course of study for Diller public schools opening next Monday. Directors urge parents to read and support boards and teachers for the schools' benefit and provide a copy via Director Fouts at the post office.
Frank Lambert given foremanship of a section on the Concordia branch of the Burlington and will move when their very sick baby recovers sufficiently.
County Judge Boyle granted a marriage license last week for Prof R. S. Kingham and Misa Millie Griffith, both teachers in the Diller schools last year. The ceremony was held Wednesday at the bride's parents home near Plymouth.
An old soldier named J. J. Havens of Versalia was bedridden with kidney disease and destitute. After failing with doctors he tried Electric Bitters, which swiftly improved his health and restored him. He reports relief from liver and kidney troubles and stomach complaints. Only 50c, guaranteed by Spear Drug Company.
Thos. Nelson buys goods for his Diller hardware store. Clifford Campbell sells his 80 acre farm north of Diller to Julius Ochs for 4800 and buys property from A M Davis. Miss Olive Ballard receives a full line of fall and winter millinery in Diller. Pleasant precinct GOP primary to choose delegates to county convention and precinct ticket on Wednesday evening September 7.
Mrs J B Zook went to Lincoln Monday to visit her daughter Miss Ora Zook who had been in a hospital since an appendicitis operation. They returned Tuesday evening.
Tiffis Blauser has begun erecting a new farm residence northwest of Diller. The note suggests a cautious approach to building plans and indicates ongoing construction activity in the area.
Mrs. Geo Riddle hosted a country Sunday school bee at her home all day Wednesday. Attendees included Edna Fox Eva Witty Ethel Zook Avral Fouts Mollie Phillips Alma Clark Creda W Silvia Miller Scott Miller and eury Gouts. The event was well attended and enjoyed by all
The following residents from Diller and vicinity were present at the Lincoln state fair this week: Mr and Mrs Chas Brant B F Blythe and son Stanley P B Miller 8 D Man Willis Brant Chas McFerren Mr and Mrs Noah Handley near Steele City C A Gale J T Henrichs Fred Henrichs John Henrichs J Fanders Mrs Dr Powell Frank J Pearce Mr and Mrs E H Ames Mr and Mrs C J Hiatt Ed Henrichs and Will Kunter.
A Leesville man journeyed 18 miles to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and asthma. He reports instant relief and restored sleep, praising the remedy for coughs colds bronchitis and lung troubles. Bottles cost 50 cents and 1 dollar with free trials at Spear Drug Co.
Irregular living causes organ derangement and ailments like constipation headache or liver trouble. Dr King's New Life Pills re-adjust and cleanse gently and thoroughly. Only 25c at Spear's. Two or three prominent businessmen's wives and about twenty other women in Cuba Kansas attacked four joints smashing goods and destroying liquor during three hours.
The village board approved Henry C. Thomas for a saloon license by a three to one vote after a full hearing on the protest. Protesters filed an appeal to the district court and a transcript of shorthand evidence was filed. The district court set the hearing for Wednesday, Sept. 7, with the saloon closed until then.
Last Friday evening a reception was held at the home of Miss Golda Miller in honor of Miss Ethel Jeffryes. Guests included Ethel Jeffreys, Golda Miller, Grace Bell, Elsie McManes, Rath Sparks, Lottie Loock, Patrice McElwee, Maude Folkers, Gertrude Loock, Clinton Tiatman, Fred Diller, Percy Powell, Charlie Diller, Dell Wright, Will Meyers, Earl Pearce, Merril Grave, True Thomson, LaForrest Raymond, Wm Clark, Clyde Zook, and Mr and Mrs Will Star.
Publishers announce the song "My Mercedes" by the late W Wee ley Wells, published weeks before his death. J W Jenkins Sons of Saneee i Page offer 25 cents per copy, with a bundled deal of both songs for fifty cents.
The Fairbury Journal reports County Attorney Rob J Awee allegedly tricked Case and others into arresting a man from a London Ghost Show who walked on the ceiling. The target supposedly faced a charge of 788 with no means of support.
In Gage county A L Tristman and W W Rohrer spouses visited relatives in the north part of the county. The Stotts residence foundation is near completion with carpenters set to start Monday. Rural mail delivery may stop if vicious dogs persist, as the post office requires their removal. Rin Tantive and the Era church society plan Sept Ath events with Mrs Smith Diller. a daylong gathering with sewing of carpet rags and a Missionary program set for 3 PM.
A list of teachers for Diller area schools in Jefferson and Gage counties. Eva Crocker, McElwee, Verge Wright at Jack Hill, Mabel Folkers near Diller, Addie Miller, Ruby Maxwell, Clara Steiner, Jessie Maxwell, Winnie Tristman. Most schools open next Monday.
Visitors from Summer Field Kansas returning from the acetyline gas plant in operation there report highly favorable prospects. They aim to organize a stock company to install a similar plant at Diller and have sold shares. The village council is asked to grant an exclusive twenty year franchise and will likely act at the adjourned meeting next Friday. The system is designed for homes stores and street lighting.
Many are subjected to continual strain from financial or family troubles. It damages nerves and causes liver and kidney issues, constipation, loss of appetite, and insomnia. Green's August Flower is advertised to tone the liver and kidneys, restore vitality, and dispel strain. Trial bottle 25c, regular 75c at Neely's Pharmacy.
C. A. Gale fared well with his horses at the Lincoln state fair this week. He won four first premiums including sweepstakes prizes and two additional firsts, with his four year old stallion Dr. Hill Crest securing several honors.
An $8 75 rail fare to St Louis and return is advertised with seats in coaches and chair cars and on sale Tuesdays and Wednesdays. John Novotony recently sold his 160 acre farm east of Diller to Frank Girber of Baraba Nebr for 8000 and purchased the Linville quarter of the J T Bell estate via J W Foute Reidy for site location and improvements.
One fare plus $2 for a round trip to many points in Ohio Indiana and Kentucky. Tickets on sale September 6 13 20 27 and October 11 good via St. Louis with stopover at the Exposition. Final limit thirty days. Written by L. W. Wakeley General Passenger Agent Omaha. Ticket Agent.
Burlington offers low round trip fares to many destinations including St. Louis Chicago and back with stopovers. Special summer deals cover Colorado Utah Black Hills California Michigan Minnesota Wisconsin and Great Lakes region. August 15 to September 10 San Francisco and back only 45 dollars. Write C W Scart for least cost itineraries.
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