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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1908
Page
5
The town hosts a round Oak soft coal heater sale display and a Wednesday photography outing by Hare, updates on residents visiting Manitou and Missouri, plus a new winter lecture series funded locally. Dental office updates and family visits are noted, with Prairie Home Cemetery grounds improved by mowing.
Local note from Reideville North Carolina claims Becklen's Araies Salve eases uleere piles swelling within days. The seller advises trying the product at Apear'e drug store with a money back guarantee.
Obe Hadley an all time Diller boy and leading merchant at Kakly Oklahoma visited there with relatives and friends from Saturday to Monday after traveling from Ranene City to buy goods for his store.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss a stomach remedy or supplement, mentioning digestion and a product name not clearly readable. It references a cold location and a store or brand name resembling Spear Drag, but details are garbled and uncertain.
Fragmentary local notice describes a humane hare collar sold at DeWitt’s shop with a call to ladies to attend a new fall date. Mentions Geo Morrie traveling to Owaha for a day at DeWitt, and Mrs Weetervelt traveling east on No 16 to meet her husband returning from Auburn conference.
For Saue Wanehin machine cupboard center table bedstead and a No 14 Round Oak beating stove inquire of Jas Proxam at the meeting. If you suffer from piles and have tried remedies without benefit this remedy promises relief with first application. Sold by Neely's Pharmacy.
Sparke returned Wednesday from a trip to Muscogee Oklahoma where he went to supervise improvements on a city property he owns there.
Be HN the land man and A Gretainger returned Sunday morning from South Dakota where Adam purchased 160 acres through the Price Hill agency at 82.50 dollars per acre.
Mr and Mrs BL Lopock started Monday to visit his parents in Peoria. They plan a short stop at the Fat Stock Show in St. Joe en route to Omaha for the Akaarben festivities before returning home.
A casual classified style notice offers bore or drill services by a Lowe machine owner. Promises water with a guarantee or no pay, pricing stated as S06 per foot, invites customers to visit or contact by line and phone.
A letter from Tehe White of 88 Highlend Ave Henttes Maine describes winter cough troubles and praise for Dr Kite’s Discovery cough remedy. The note mentions a trial bottle free and references names Robt weder and Spear.
Dates for the hloven number Lecture and Entertainment Course are set with prices for season and single tickets. Season tickets are $2.00 for adults and $1.40 for under 12, with single seats $0.50 for adults and $0.25 for children. Key performers include Elaworth Clumatead Midland Jubilee Singers Colonial Saxophone Quartette Victoria Lynn Garber Howe Entertainers and Chautauqua speaker Thowman McClary with Robert Wasamann to be announced. Public support from local business leaders backs the course. Tickets available at Spear's drug store after 2 p.m. Saturday.
Mra and O Moser traveled to Giltoer Nebraska on Saturday to visit their brother.
J. W. Fouta sold Mrs Emerson's property to Bert Bell for 2280 this week. WH Taft the Republican candidate will speak at Beatrice and Wymore next Thursday October 1. Mr and Mrs Carl Uhdep of Spokane visit, with Mrs Habioht and family, left yesterday for Iowa relatives.
Hundreds testify to Pineulea's merit for kidney trouble rheumatism back ache and other ills. Pills purify blood and purportedly rejuvenate the user. Sold by Noeely's Pharmacy. Painters Gardner and Winner doing work around town including A L Tristman Central Granies Co bog shed Reinhart residence and Arthur Troick residence
The Diller cigar factory is now in operation and Mr Robinson the proprietor informs that his brands of cigars will be sold by Diller merchants in a few days. The writer notes they do not indulge but would prefer Diller made cigars, believing such industries help build up large cities.
The Mesere Morris bring a merry-go-round to the town park north of the Diller Telephone Co warehouse opposite the gns plant. The show runs Saturday afternoons and evenings and Wednesday evenings if enough residents stay in town and weather allows, then stored here for winter.
Autum began Wednesday. Miss Hope Scovill rode No. 10 to Lincoln while F M McManes painted the rocket store building. Mrs. Ewers returned from a visit with her son at Fairbury. A six year old child of Mr and Mrs Joe Adams near Diller recovers from a bad diphtheria. Amos began digging for the foundation of a new residence in town. H E Green is the contractor on the work.
Ed Cane and family visit from Missouri as the nearly seventy year old father works on a barn for William Woods. Needing activity, he acts like a boy while overseeing the project with relatives looking on.
An old advertisement touts Wood's Liver Medicine in liquid form for malaria chills and fever. It claims quick relief to biliousness and constipation, with pleasant taste and double quantity in the 100 size bottle, available at Nooly’s Pharmacy.
The Fairbury Baptist ladies began collecting waste on June first with the aim of fifteen tons. They organized the effort automatically and in three months baled thirty pound packages ready for loading into a furniture car for shipment to a bid der. Several mills are for the consignment and the ladies have not yet decided where to send it.
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