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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 18, 1903
Page
1
Curator W W Ferguson at the capitol building has received pictures of all Union generals who served in the Civil War. He also has images of the chief battles and plans to add more battle pictures as they are published. The collection will be hung in the relic room to enhance its value.
The 1904 calendar line is offered, with county commissioners to meet again on October 6. Duroc Jersey cattle are for sale near Diller by Carey. Capt Andrews says his wife will winter in California. D R Kelley leaves for Pennsylvania to visit old home. Light frosts occurred three nights this week with no notable damage. Mrs Christie Thompson visited Davenport Iowa relatives Saturday. Mrs Carl Gale visiting her parents at Rockville Missouri. C L E Blauser from Burling under Troy Kansas wed to visit relatives.
Public notices announce Poland China boars for sale by P H Shea and Duroc Jersey boars from B F Blythe with gifts peeping farrows. Local events include Mell Gale studying in Chicago, J A Branson officiating at Greenwood wedding, and births to Raymond and Wiley families. Greenwood alerts pneumonia illness of an eldest daughter.
Notice from J. B. Zoox stating plans to handle Maitland coal and all kinds of eastern coal and that a large quantity will arrive within a week. He invites calls for business.
Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Peffig and Mrs. P. B. Miller traveled to Fairbury last Saturday. The trip served as a stop for the prohibition county convention and a family reunion with Mrs. Christie Thompson returning from Iowa.
Mr and Mrs Wm Troutman and two sisters move from Colorado after long residence. The article notes the sisters are closely related and living together with the couple.
Mrs Mollie Allen of South Fork Kentucky says she prevented cholera morbus with Berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets when an attack began Attacks of bilious colic may be prevented in the same way For sale by J W Sutton
Prices on Sheridan coal of G H Tonnemaker sought along with notices of second hand organ for sale. Miscellaneous items include county fair attendance, travel notes, school plans, and personnel updates from various towns and residents.
Mrs A Blaser sets a public sale at her residence three miles northwest of Diller on the 94th of the month. Auctioneer J B Wright and clerk G C Plasier will conduct the sale of 33 head of cattle 19 head of horses and mules and various farm implements and other articles.
An event in Bates county Wednesday evening at the home of Mr and Mrs J London and their children Bertha and Neal. They spent the summer in Missouri and returned home with him.
A railway advertises Burb Dee trip tickets on September 1 8 and 15 and October 6 to Indiana and Ohio. It promotes a trip to visit old time friends in the east and urges asking the ticket agent for more details.
Geo W Owens died Monday at his residence after a lingering period. Funeral and services were conducted at his house by Elder Christians church. He leaves a wife and was a member of the Woodman of the World with a $1009 beneficiary.
Cobs for sale by Thos. P. Price. Sheridan coal offered by Geo H Townemaker. Mrs Thos Copeland visits Johnson Nebraska. Presbyterian ladies aid society meets next Thursday with Mrs Tristman. Harlan Hadley offers residence for sale in west town for bargain. Charley Madden reportedly owns 400 acres near Meridian Idaho paid 50 per acre. plans to move next spring. Les Butterbaugh reports new baler ready. hay $1.00 per ton straw $1.15 per ton. bale services offered.
About 75 bushels of Meadow Fescue or English blue grass raised this season offered at 1.50 a bushel by a local farmer. Also notes about health tonics and Cascarets in ad prose. Mrs Mary Ross to move to Caliool Missouri with son Charles Ross and Abe Watson family planning departure next Monday.
Mr and Mrs Fred Starr departed Saturday evening for Denver on their bridal trip aboard the B and M railroad. A crowd at the depot saw rice shower on departure. After visiting relatives they will return to Colorado to live on Capt Starrs farm which the groom has rented.
D L Beach of Clover Nook Farm Greenfield Mass reports four years of stomach trouble improved after using Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. The ad claims quick, satisfying relief and urges readers to try a box for 25 cents, sold by J W Sutton.
A large turnout from Diller and nearby communities attended the county fair at Fairbury. A partial list shows many families and individuals traveling yesterday including Mr. and Mrs. J. Smith, B. F. Lightner, J. B. Bixby and daughter, A. E. Price and wife, and several others.
The Lincoln Daily Star advertises a free Wall Atlas sized 22 by 28 inches showing Nebraska with statistics. Readers can obtain it by sending $1.50 for an eight month subscription to the newspaper.
Sutton's window displays a new line of Plower Pots and blended glazed Jardinières at low prices. J. W. Sutton's also features local pharmacy plans as F. D. Miller returns to Diller. Mrs. Forest Hartzell travels to Lincoln for a Diller M E church conference with Mrs. Geo M. Bixby. A New Jersey church fundraiser notes a kissing proceeds scheme. Mrs. Mary L. Harrison plans a world tour via San Francisco and Japan. A Shawnee girl marries an Oklahoma man Spink and Spunk wordplay ends with a joke on tense.
B L Byer credits Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month of bilious dysentery. J W Sutton sells the remedy. The Piller judge Royal Neighbors of America lodge reports two missed assessments since April and invites eligible women 16 and older to join, meeting dates noted.
A Remarkable Record, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy has served for over thirty years and sold trillions of bottles. It is a standard treatment for croup in thousands of homes and can prevent an attack when given at the first hoarseness. It is pleasant to take and contains no opium or harmful substances. For sale by J. W. Sutton.
The Weekly State Journal announces a price drop to 25 cents a year for new subscribers. The eight to ten page weekly, published every Friday, promises global and Nebraska news, family reading, and wide distribution to Nebraska households without daily papers. Send name, address, and a quarter to Lincoln, Neb., to subscribe.
The annual report shows 20 440 owners in Nebrasa's 55 associations and 153 424 angel stock in force valued at 23 153 076. Legislation failed to curb lotteries posing as home building or gold bond schemes. Foreclosures remain a risk as 208 associations are in or near foreclosure. Stock and assets rose, with a $300 000 increase in annual business and assets up 585 135.
A mass meeting in Jefferson County elected Shepherd as chair and Diller as secretary, with E. A. Yoats chosen county chairman. Resolutions endorsed state prohibitions and a party platform opposing saloon influence, while backing militant temperance actions and denouncing pro saloon candidates. Precinct committees gained power to arrange meetings and speakers.
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