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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 14, 1906

Page

1

Wood for sale and local notices from Diller era

A mixed page notes 100 racks of dry stove wood for sale by J. W. Fours and various local items. A ball bearing automatic drop head sewing machine is advertised for 16 dollars at J. O. Blauser's. Mrs. A. T. Watson hosts a piano recital at home Saturday afternoon. An ad promotes ManZan for piles at Neely's Pharmacy. Dr. Claude Ellis will be out of town on select days. Harve Pittenger plans farm improvements near Diller with H. E. Green handling Omaha Lightning Rod agency. tf. J. W. Fouts land office reports busy activity and land listings. Miscellaneous notices include medical ads, rheumatic remedy claims by Dr. Shoop, a new drive way at a farmers elevator, a 1908 presidential note about Bryan, Dade’s Little Liver Pills, a Burlington depot brick pavement, possible oil distillery concerns, and a large Oklahoma land opening. The Methodist Conference reassigned pastors for Diller and neighboring charges.

New Millinery Line Featuring Street Hats and Ribbons

L. O. Banarp announces a fine new millinery line with Peter Pan and Vesta Tilley street hats, dress hats, and ribbons in Bardeau Gray and Myrtle Green shades. He thanks patrons and invites ladies to view the new goods.

New Milliinery L. O. Baniarp

Breath of Life and Powerful Lungs Cited

Mrs. Ora A. Stephens of Port Williams Ohio credits Dr Kings New Discovery with stopping a two year cough and curing suspected consumption. The Spear Drug Co guarantees the remedy priced 50 cents a bottle one dollar for larger sizes trial bottle free.

Ora A. Stephens Port Williams Ohio Dr. King Spear Drug Co

Agnes De Vere Sings Only a Message From Home

The notice promotes an illustrated song performance titled Only a Message from Home Sweet Home at the opera house on Thursday Friday and Saturday evenings. It also reports local items including Rev John Schoff moving to Wilber Nebraska to take another pastorate after opposing lodge membership, and notes about cattle buying season and a bank cash on hand at First National Bank Diller Nebraska.

Agnes de Vere Opera House

Starving to Death Reverses With Electric Bitters

Mrs. Mary H Walters of St Clare street Columbus Ohio describes a life threatening illness caused by weak stomach from useless drugs. She credits Electric Bitters with immediate improvement and a complete cure noting the tonic’s value and a 50 cent price guaranteed by Spear Drug Co.

Mary H. Walters St. Clare Street Columbus Ohio Spear Drug Co

Shoop's Catarrh Cure Ad Promises Quick Relief

An old advertising blurb touts Dr Shoops Catarrh Cure with snow white soothing balm and ingredients like eucalyptus thymol and menthol in a velvety petroleum base. It claims to soothe heal purify and control nasal and throat discharges and foul breath with a free in store call.

Primitive bushmen of Australia said to live wild and nestlike

Travelers report that bushmen in Australia lack hut building ideas and live in thicket nests resembling ground birds. Families are described as roaming the wilds with rudimentary shelter and settlement patterns far from civilized shelter construction.

Australia Wilds

Jefferson County Democrats hold county convention fusion

Democrats in Jefferson County met at Fairbury last Saturday and backed several nominees in a partial fusion with the Prohibition party. Prohibition nominees Milton Coffman and James Quinn were endorsed for representative and county committeeman with other Prohibition selections.

Jefferson County Fairbury Milton Coffman James Quinn Prohibition Party Einena Giakaera H. Moe- Lucas John Hartigan

Casing of Local Notices and Family News

Story notes a sick child treated with Chamberlain's remedy, births, an intestinal surgery at home, and local commerce. It mentions a two year old recovering from bowel illness, a newborn eleven pound boy in DavenportNebraska, a 15 year old operated at home for appendicitis, and local shop sales. Also reports moving plans of Mrs Kasser and farm work for Kasser and Dr Jeffreys.

Edison forecasts concrete houses cast in one mold

Thomas A. Edison announces a plan to mass produce steel molds that form complete concrete houses with chimneys and plumbing in one piece. The process would build a house in under two weeks at a cost around 500 dollars, with demonstrations of concrete chicken houses across several apartments.

Thomas A. Edison Edison

Five entertaining lectures lined up in Diller

Local businessmen organize a fall and winter lecture course at Loock’s opera house featuring the Dixie Jubilee Singers Brush the magician Salisbury’s Orchestra Adams the humorist and the Columbia Entertainers. Tickets are guaranteed by Diller residents ensuring value and enjoyment.

Diller Loock Opera House Dixie Jubilee Singers Brush Salisbury Adams Humorist Columbia Entertainers

Lone Survivor Longhorn Roams Cameron County Ranch

Longhorn cattle once numbered in the millions across Texas prairies, but now only one spotted steer remains. He lives on a well-kept 4000 acre Cameron County ranch in southwest Texas, where artesian wells provide his cooling drink after years of drought.

Texas Cameron County Longhorn

Girl Jennie Mae Henrichs Dies in 1906

Mr and Mrs John T Henrichs mourn the death of their daughter Jennie Mae born Dec 31 1902 in Diller Nebraska died Sept 10 1906 at home with kidney trouble after treatments including Sycamore Springs Kan and Eureka Springs Ark She was 13 years 8 months 10 days old Funeral at 2 pm Wednesday at the family home conducted by Rev F G Knauer interment Prairie Home cemetery She is survived by parents seven brothers two sisters and two brothers preceded her The family thanks friends and neighbors for sympathy and aid.

John T. Henrichs Jennie Mae Diller Sycamore Springs Kan Eureka Springs Ark Nebr Jennie F. G. Knauer Presbyterian Church Prairie Home Cemetery

Pain Balm Relieves Burn Quickly, Testimony from Vernon

A Vernon Connecticut child burned the hand and suffered until Chamberlain's Pain Balm was applied. Local merchant James N. Nichols reports instant relief as the inflammation drew out. He recommends Chamberlain's Pain Balm for cuts burns strains and lame backs and notes reliable performance. Spear Drug Co sells it.

Michael Strauss Vernon, Conn Strauss James N. Nichols Nichols Spear’ Drug Co

State Bank of Lanham Chartered in Gage County Nebraska

The state banking board granted a charter Tuesday for The State Bank of Lanham in Gage county Nebraska with a paid up capital of 5000 dollars. Incorporators are Wm Wieters L B Howey F H Howey and A M Strunk.

State Banking Board State Bank of Lanham Gage County Nebraska Wm. Wieters L. B. Howey F. H. Howey A. M. Strunk

Farm for Rent 160 Acres with Home and Pasture

160 acre farm for rent with a good home and all acreage broken. Includes 22 acres tame pasture and 15 acres tame meadow. Terms are $450 cash. For full particulars contact First National Bank.

First National Bank

Christian Church Service Times

Preaching at 11 a m and 8 p m Endeavor at 7 p m led by W T Kine in a religious service note.

Endeavor W. T. Kine

Also Mentioned on This Page

J. W. Fours J. O. Blauser's A. T. Watson Neely Claude Ellis Harve Pittenger York H. E. Green Omaha J. O. Buavser J. W. Fouts Taylor Steele City Raymond Wright Farmers Elevator Company Bryan Dade Neeley’s Burlington Standard Oil Comanche Caddo Kiowa Oklahoma Methodist Hastings J. R. Gettys Beatrice Rock Creek J. G. Walker Pleasant Dale A. E. Chadwick Valparaiso A. B Grossman Trumbull John Schoff Wilber First National, Bank Diller, Nebraska Eld W. T. King Hepperlin Post Office Department Chamberlain Maggie Hickox Midland Mich Spear Frank D. Miller Davenport Fred Fred Garrels John Clark Drs. Hepperlin Beatrice and Bauquess Miss Woods Lincoln Cook’s Henry L. Coox Dan Kasser Bassett J. Senior St. Joseph Thos Nelson Annie Kunter Central City Colo Jennie Henrichs Hugh Gaston Newark Ind Rock Island J. T. Carmichael Wm. van Winkle Red Stone Thos. Copeland Illinois Jennie Mae Henrichs New Bank At Christian Church Williams Manhattan Avenue New York of the Diller State Bank State National Mae Oe Oe Si Cash Betesube County of Jefferson As. I W.N
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