Neelys Post Cards and Reynolds Visit Notice
Miss Susan Randall traveled to Reynolds Monday to see her friend Mrs. J N Handley. A Methodist chicken pie supper is planned in the McManes building Saturday evening September 12. Dr Claude Ellis will be away Monday Thursday and Friday. A display of irrigation grains and grasses in the San Luis Valley is shown in Blauser's window.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Randall
Reynolds
J. N. Handley
McManes
San Luis Valley
Cole
Blauser
Steers For Sale Near Diller With Kidney Pills Ad
350 steers in pasture near Diller weigh 700 to 1200 lbs offered at 8 to 4 cents per pound in convenient lots. Also Pineules for the kidneys offered with a 30 day trial at $1.00, marketed by Neelys Pharmacy with many testimonials.
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Diller
A. Maysory
Neely
Price seeks sale of twenty acre fruit ranch in San Joaquin
Joe Price returned from California last Saturday and reports that Olin is also displeased and would be glad to sell his twenty acre fruit ranch, which he paid $10 000 for, and try some other place in the San Joaquin valley. Odell Wave.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Price
California
Olin
San Joaquin Valley
Kodol Digestive Aid Promises Stomach Relief
An advertisement claims Kodol helps the stomach digest all eaten food and regain natural function. It says the product strengthens the stomach while it works and notes Spear Drug Co sells it locally.
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Spear Drug Co
Diller Harness Shop News and Local Notices
Humane horse collars at the Diller Harness Shop. Mrs. Nellie Miller attended the funeral of a Spark sister’s child. Mrs. Thos. Copeland visited Odell. J. W. Fouts and Mrs. A. C. Diller went to Beatrice for a referee’s sale. Diller schools open with 130 pupils, about 20 non residents, signaling a strong year.
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Humane Horse
The
Diller Harness Shop
W . Sparkes
Nellie’ Miller
Mr. Spark
J. W. Fouts
A. C. Diller
Beatrice Tuesaday
Diller
Recorp Remembrance Sparks Loyal Reader in Juda
In renewing his subscription, J Newton Museer of Juda Wisconsin, formerly of Diller, says the Recorp feels like a visitor from home. He recalls checking each Monday night to see if the Recorp arrived and mentions a warm memory of Diller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Newton Museer
Juda
Wis
Diller
Clark and Darr Return with 80 Acre Colorado Land Purchase
S J Clark and C E Darr came back Tuesday from the Sap Luis Valley in Colorado where Mr Darr bought 80 acres through Mr Clark. The pair also brought home grain and grasses grown by irrigation which are on display in Blauser's north window.
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S. J. Clark
C. E. Darr
Sap Luis Valley
Colo
Mr. Darr
Mr. Clark
A. A. Eick
Blauser
Local births and visits noted around Diller area
A boy born to Mr and Mrs John Boetcher south of Diller on the 29th alt. A daughter born to Mr and Mrs Carl Miller six miles southeast of Diller on Sept 5. Mrs H Z Diller traveled to Omaha with her mother. Misses Letha and Blanche Stotts returned to Republican City after visiting with Grandpa Copeland. A Manzan Pile Remedy ad promotes relief for piles at Neelys Pharmacy. A shipment of apples from Jefferson County, hauled by Jack Hughes and R Merrell, left from Endicott and Diller areas.
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John Boetcher
Diller
Alt
Carl Miller
Letha
Blanche Stotts
Copeland
Republican City
Nebr
Jefferson County
Stanley Williams
Rock Creek
Jack Hughes
Endicott
R. Merrell
Land man O B Hill Returns With Home Seekers
O B Hill the land man arrives back from South Dakota Wednesday with a party of home seekers and his family, who had visited the estate in the east during his absence.
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O. B. Hill
South Dakota
Horse crippled stepping into hole on bridge over Indian Creek
One of Reg D R Kelley horses was badly crippled after stepping into a hole in a bridge across Indian Creek south of town. Commissioners ordered repairs after a prior raid on the bridge, but the road overseer has not secured needed help to complete the work.
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Reg. D. R. Kelley
Indian Creek
Wandering Boys by Walt Mason in Euporia Gazette
A playful verse questions the whereabouts and antics of boys named Richard Henry Charlie, asking if they are painting murals, skipping school, smoking, betting, or misbehaving, and wonders where parental guidance has led them tonight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walt Mason
Euporia Gazette
Richard
Johnie
Henry
Sam Clark's Ad Signals Shift from Laundry Race to Dazzling Parties
Read Sam Clark's new advertisement as neighbors once competed to hang laundry earliest on Monday. Now the contest has become a test of who can host the most elaborate parties.
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Sam Clark
How to get Strong from Electric Bitters
Strong. P. J. Daly of Chicago reports his mother gained flesh and slept better after using Electric Bitters. The tonic helps stomach liver and kidney issues and is sold at Spear's drug store for 50 cents under guarantee.
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P. J. Daly
Congress St
Chicago
Spear's Drug Store
Inside City Limits The Vagrants and Moral Hazard
A Campbell Citizen editorial denounces covered wagons near the city for unspeakable deeds and moral decay. It condemns ignorance and delicacy that hide these dangers, urging reformers to confront the “moral leprosy” harming community health and manhood.
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Campbell
Bill Jones and the grocery store yarns at night
The poem portrays Bill Jones who owns a bustling grocery, listening to sellers’ tales from behind the counter. He judges value by nightly earnings and ages of workers, imagining their lifetimes and fortunes, while noting his own modest profit through light and heat paid by their labor.
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Bill Jones
Bill
Passing the Hat
A humorous vignette from the Minneapolis Journal features a leap year girl proposing to a cautious young man who balks at supporting a wife. She offers simple sustenance but he refuses, arguing bread and cheese would be unsafe and kisses carry microbes, then departs into the night.
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Minneapolis
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DeWitt
Thos. Copeland
Will Bergman
Odell
Jess Hadley
Aes Hadley
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Waggoner Bros
Ezra
Joe Cone
New York Sun
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