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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 1904
Page
1
Public notice highlights Nelsons Mirror Shop advertising finest city mirrors and a life insurance offer to save money. It mentions local sales, stock pricing, and a race event in Wymore with rail rates and nearby travel details.
Miss Susie Stewart of Dillér visits her sister Mrs. John Mc Queen and plans to depart for Denver to visit relatives and friends for several weeks.
The ice cream supper and social will be held tomorrow evening at the residence of Mr and Mrs Les Butterbaugh in the Copeland hotel building. Everyone invited. Mrs John Miller and her children from Omaha, who spent time with Dr and Mrs H B Fairchild in Endicott, visited relatives before returning yesterday.
Dr Hugo Ewart a dentist from Saint Clair Michigan halted during a return trip from Denver and spent several days with his uncle 8S Clark and other Diller relatives while resuming his homeward journey.
Notice from S. R. Merrell County Treasurer Fairbury Nebraska September 12 1904. All real estate with unpaid 1903 tax by October first will be advertised. Please pay this month to save expense.
Advertisement from C. W. Scott, ticket agent, promoting an eight eighty five cent round trip to St Louis with seats free. Tickets available on sale days and Thursdays during August and September, urging patrons to inquire for full particulars.
The advertisement proclaims Backlen's Arnica Salve as superior for cuts corns burns boils sores felons ulcers tetter salt rheum fever sores chapped hands and skin eruptions with a guaranteed cure. Available for 25 cents at Spear Drug Co.
Friends and neighbors gathered Saturday evening at the Nelsons' home on Hilton street to bid them farewell as they prepare to move to Gilead. Mr Nelson left Monday for the new home but Mrs Nelson will not go for several days.
Saie and Canary a good singer noted in this office while local items report hog buyers in Diller Weis Harry Co Insurance writes fire lightning and storms coverage. Several residents ill with typhoid fever, furniture prices at Nelson's, and plans to attend fairs and expositions announced.
Cal Waggoner traveled to Meridian Idaho to visit his brother Job Waggoner and family and may decide to relocate if he likes the area.
Morgan Maw traveled from San Francisco and visited his brother Steve Maw and family. He left Davenport Ta on Monday for his home, ending a brief family visit last week.
EM Loock returns Wednesday from Lincoln with his daughters Miss Lottie and Miss Gertrude. He had accompanied them as they attend Wesleyan University.
W N Sparks and family P B Miller and daughter Golda Miss Patrice McElwee Earl Pearce and Billy Meyers were among those from Diller who attended the show at Beatrice Wednesday.
Martin the painter is busy with nearly all his commissions. The homes of J K Lamb and the editor are transforming under his brush while the residence of W H Diller awaits his attention.
An advertising promo claims diseases begin in the bowels and urges keeping gut and liver active to avoid sickness. It promotes Cascarets as a natural aid and recommends a 10 cent box for six million users, with druggists stocking the product.
The Wymmore Driving Park Association lists races for next Wednesday Thursday and Friday September 21 to 23 with reduced railroad rates expected to attract many attendees from nearby towns and cities.
A thief entered the residence of Ed Wagenaar two miles south of town while the family was away and stole small articles of little value. Wagenaar suspects the culprit and vows to make it unpleasant if they return.
A delegation from Diller Lodge No. 133 A D C W attended a Fairbury lodge meeting last Friday to assist in the initiation of several candidates. A deputy had secured fifteen applications for membership, though not all were present when the ceremony began. The Fairbury brethren hosted the Diller group warmly.
An elderly patient named Havens of Versailles, O, paralyzed by kidney disease, gains rapid aid after trying Blew Bitters. He now attests to recovery on the road to full health and praises it for liver and kidney troubles and stomach issues. Guaranteed by Spear Drug Company for 50 cents.
The convention held at Paiehiry on Saturday nominated Robt. Clapp for county attorney PF Houston for county clerk Wi. Line for representative and J.D. McCord for county commissioner. D. B. Cropsey was chosen to lead delegates to the float representative convention. A resolution favored BO J. Burket for senator and pledged each candidate to support him consistently. The convention was harmonious and the ticket described as exceptionally strong.
The report notes school opening last week with 32 pupils enrolled in High School 20 in Grammar 42 in Intermediate and 38 in Primary all showing good progress Visitors from Diller and local families attended recent school events Several new scholars began Monday including Earl Miller and others attended a Beat Rice show with Golda Miller Patrice McElwee Ruth Sparks Earl Pearce and Will Meyers.
Advertises Green's August Flower as a remedy for continual strain from financial or family trouble. Claims it toning the liver and kidneys and restoring vitality, with a trial bottle offered at 25 cents and a regular size at Neely's Pharmacy.
An old advertisement claims the pills cure derangement of the organs causing constipation headache or liver trouble. The copy notes the product is gentle thorough and priced at 25 cents at Spear's.
The Burlington unveils special summer excursion rates to St Louis Chicago Kansas City Omaha and northern regions with through tickets and stopovers. Low round trips on first and third Tuesdays monthly to many northwest west and southwest points. Write for guidance to plan the cheapest trip.
The town lays 216 feet of 14 foot sidewalk on Commercial Street and 90 feet of 20 foot and 50 feet of 4 foot on Castor Street. Homes of Mrs Price, Thos Price, and Thos Nelson gain new walks totaling 1135 lineal feet. Reimers and Fried of Lincoln built the sidewalks drawing praise as equal to larger cities.
With family present and a son riding to fetch it, W H L Brown of Leesville Ind claimed immediate relief from asthma after using Dr King's New Discovery for consumption, colds, and bronchial troubles. He said he now sleeps soundly each night and guaranteed bottles sold for 50 cents and 1.00 at Spear Drug Co.
An advertisement urges mothers to keep German Syrup in the home, claiming it quickly cures coughs, bronchial trouble, hoarseness, and chest congestion. It touts relief for mother and child from consumptive symptoms and offers trial bottles at 25 cents and a large size at 75 cents.
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