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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1903
Page
1
Local columns report diverse items from 1903 including calendar orders for 1904, Diller area real estate moves, sales of Duroc Jersey boars, and farm product ads. Notable notes mention coal dealings, harness business closure, and community visits by residents and visitors.
The item notes prices on Sheridan coal from Geo H Townemaker, with references to Maitland Colorado Sheridan Weir City and more. It also mentions L. P. Raymond buying Sheldon’s harness shop, and general local activity including births and sales notices.
J. Blauser received a box of Italian and Silver prunes sent from Meridian Idaho by Frank Madden formerly of this office. The varieties grow to perfection in that salubrious climate.
Olive Owens expresses gratitude to neighbors friends and Woodmen of the World members for aid and encouragement during the illness death and burial of her husband Geo W Owens.
Mr and Mrs Alex Bell returned Saturday from the national G A R encampment in San Francisco and visited their son W G Bell and family at Whatcom Washington. Their daughter Miss Maude Bell accompanied them home after several months’ visit and all expressed improved health and spirits.
A mixed local page notes farm ads and trades including corn for sale and a baler offered by Les Butterbaugh. It laments overgrown roads and weeds, suggests a cemetery cleanup and village improvement group, and mentions Mrs Reeves and Peter Remley’s land deal along with reader tips on health ads and local notices.
Clover Nook Farm resident DL L Beach reports four years of stomach trouble and his recent purchase of Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets. He says partial use brought noticeable improvement and urges others with stomach issues to try the product. Sold by J W Sutton at 25 cents per box.
The Lincoln conference appointed ministers formerly legated at this place including J A Branson Alexandria J G Walker Cresco A E Chadwick Louisville A B Grossman Doniphan and J R Gettys continues as district presiding elder Rev H T Davis former district presiding elder died at Lincoln and was buried during conference.
The proprietor states Loocks Opéra House will remain closed until a license is obtained or repealed. The notice dated September 23, 1903, cites inability to secure licenses for the opera house and mentions nearby saloons and billiard halls.
The passage advocates withholding subscriptions and advertising to starve a paper its publisher, urging readers to avoid readership, refuse obituaries, and shun promotions. It warns that persistent neglect will kill the newspaper, merchants, and the town.
New line in Sutton's south window features Flower Pota and glazed Jaam ires at low prices. Camphor recommended for summer cold with a lump of angar.
Local cooper B L Byer credits Chamberlains Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy with saving his life after a month long bout of violent dysentery. Hancock merchants report relief. Also note Mrs Adeline Cully mails a year subscription from Gage Oklahoma and a neighbor party for her father. Farmers report good rain and busy fall work including broom corn.
The Weekly State Journal announces a new annual subscription rate of 25 cents for first year to attract new readers in Nebraska. The eight to ten page Friday paper covers world and state news with family reading material and can be mailed to friends out of state. Send name, address, and a quarter to Lincoln Nebraska.
The remedy has been in use over thirty years with millions of bottles sold and used. It is a standard treatment for croup in thousands of homes and is effective if given at the first sign of hoarseness or croppy cough. It contains no opium and is safe for babies to adults. For sale by J. W. Sutton.
About a hundred friends gathered Tuesday evening at the Christian church parsonage to bid farewell to Elder and Mrs King who are moving to Palestine Texas. Mr King was away at a church meeting, Mrs King managed the lamps and house, and guests enjoyed social time games ice cream and cake. A glass set of twenty six pieces silver knives and forks and solid silver spoons were given as mementos. Rev Branson spoke, and the Kings plan to make their home in Palestine Texas where friends wish them comfort and convenience.
The Lincoln Daily Star offers a free Wall Atlas with a six month subscription for $1.50. The atlas includes maps of Nebraska and hemispheres, with updated population and area data, and is presented as a valuable premium for readers.
Mrs Mollie Allen of South Park Kentucky says Cham berlain s Stomach and Liver Tablets prevent cholera morbus attacks by aiding digestion and denising the stomach before the attack. Attacks of bilious calic may be prevented similarly. For sale by J W Sutton.
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