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Newspaper

The Diller Record

Location

Diller, Nebraska, United States of America

Date

Sep 30, 1904

Page

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Restless Man and the Moneyed Balance

Fragmentary quotation discusses wealth and rest, contrasting the man with money and the man without. The line hints at enduring expectations of labor and status across generations without a clear narrative.

Nelsons mirrors and local business notices mix

A jumble of local items lists Nelsons mirrors and the Notary public at the Récorp office along with promotions for life insurance savings. Other notes mention recent births, travel by Mrs Ab Cully, potato crops in Jefferson county, house theft, a new minister, and local businesses Blauser and Nelson moving.

City Sends Delegation to World’s Fair in St Louis

The city dispatched another delegation Thursday to the St Louis exposition including Mr and Mrs C C Wells Mr and Mrs Geo Riddle Mr and Mrs John Hart Mrs Wm Barton and Fred Riddle. Mr and Mrs Riddle plan to extend their trip to Palmyra Illinois, their old home.

St. Louis C. C. Wells Geo. Riddle John Hart Wm. Barton Fred Riddle Riddle Palmyra Ill

Diller and Beatrice News Snippets From Local Life

Local notes report ripening corn and questions about an Indian summer. Items note winter apples for sale, a Canary bird at the office, hogs in Diller, visits from St. Louis expos, and residents traveling to Beatrice. Insurance advisories, furniture sales, and paint offerings appear, plus town upkeep on Commercial Avenue and a joking report of a man returning from the world’s fair broke.

Je R. Weddel Martin Diller Indiana

All diseases start in the bowels say health ad

An old health advertisement claims diseases begin in the bowels and promotes Cascarets as natural laxatives to keep liver and bowels open. It touts a 10 cent box aimed at six million readers and lists druggists as sellers.

Local Burlington train service update across Wymore to St Joe

A new Burlington line train between Wymore and St Joe is introduced as No 16 and will pass through here at 1f 33 TM. No 15 remains the westbound passenger due at 4 05 with a new time card taking effect Sunday.

Burlington Wymore St. Joe

Methodist Conference Names New Appointments After Beatrice Session

The Beatrice conference closed Monday evening with Rev. Frank Mills returning to Diller. A. B. Grossman goes to Kenesaw, A. E. Chadwick to Louisville, J. G. Walker to Marquette, and Rev. Gettys remains presiding elder of the Beatrice district.

Methodist Conference Beatrice Frank Mills Diller A. B. Grossman Kenesaw A. E. Chadwick Louisville J.G. Walker Marquette Gettys

For Sale Young Shorthorn Bull and Various Local Notices

A young Shorthorn bull is offered for sale by Herman Sasse. Several farm items include shipments of fall apples by E. L. Loock and a Poland-China male pig sale by J. B. Zdox. Birth announcements note a son born to Mr. and Mrs. James Packer, Sr. on September 30, 1904, and another birth to Mr. and Mrs. Bert Green. The McFerren druggist family arrived at Neely’s Pharmacy and stayed at Frank Nelson’s Hilton street home.

James Packer, Sr Chas McFerren Neely Frank Nelson Hilton Street

Notice to Tax Payers for 1904 Tax List Due Now

Notice to Tax Payers announces the 1904 tax list received and taxes due with delinquency and 10 percent interest from December First. signed by R. Merrell, County Treasurer. Also reports Kilpatrick ranch wells: two artesian wells bored ten miles north of Diller. one 145 feet deep with a 1.5 inch stream, the other 140 feet deep with a five inch stream. last well completed in five hours.

Nuckolls County Diller R. Merrell, Co. Treas Kilpatrick Ranch

Cure All Salve Promises Quick Relief at 25c

Worldwide fame for a marvelous salve claims cures for cuts burns boils sores and many skin ailments with guaranteed results. The Spear Drug Co offers it for 25 cents. Fifty friends and relatives of Mr and Mrs Dick Bustelman gathered Sunday at Fred Bensen’s home to bid them farewell before their move to Byron Nebraska where a rocker was presented as a remembrance.

Spear Drug Co Dick Bustelman Byron Nebr Fred. Bensen Diller

Electric Bitters Restored Old Soldier J J Havens

Bedridden and destitute J J Havens of Versailles Ohio found relief after trying Electric Bitters for kidney disease. He credits the remedy with putting him on the road to recovery and endorses it as best for liver and kidney troubles and stomach and bowel complaints. 50 cents guaranteed by Spear Drug Company.

School Notes From Fairbury Classroom Report

Clinton Tristman and LaForrest Baystond visited in Fairbury Tuesday. Hugo Ewart was a pleasant visitor in the Grammar room Friday. Hazel Place was absent due to sickness. The botany class began collecting leaves this week. Clara Kunecke is absent this week. Intermediate pupils show strong interest in drawing.

Clinton Tristman LaForrest Baystond Fairbury Hugo Ewart Hazel Place Clara’ Kunecke

The Public Schools and National Spirit

A historical note lauds the nation wide reach of public schools with 16 million pupils and 600 thousand college students. It praises teachers and the Grand Army of the Republic veterans gathering in Boston, arguing schools strengthen social and moral life and do not merely train soldiers or lawyers.

Grand Army of the Republic Boston

Stain removal and new sidewalk ordinance noted in local notices

Mrs C T Gritska promotes Knock Out Spots at Neelys Pharmacy for linens and woolens while Diller nears a dry harvest. A new Diller ordinance requires two inch plank sidewalks in residential areas. Trains may delay schedule as winter approaches. Mr and Mrs N D T Willey visit Steele City family packing to move to Tahlequah Oklahoma.

Diller N. D.T. Willey Steele City Ja. J. W. Sutton Tahlequah

Local Farmer Reports Sheep Shipment Totals

A. Friday returned Tuesday from Colorado with 1400 head of sheep, including one car load of ewes and three car loads of lambs, to feed and fatten on his farm west of town. Mr. Burkett, southeast of town, received two car loads.

Colorado Burkett

Dr Kings New Life Pills Gentle Yet Thorough

An advert touts Dr Kings New Life Pills as a gentle but thorough remedy for irregular living causing organ derangement and symptoms like constipation headaches and liver trouble. Sold for 25c at Spear's.

Child operated on at Lincoln hospital after complicated case

The eleven year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Wim Kunécke was taken Wednesday to Dr Everett s Sabsitarium at Lincoln for an operation on a complicated medical condition. Her father accompanied her. The operation occurred Thursday morning with slim chances in favor of recovery.

Wim. Kunécke

Miss Olive Ballard Injured by Cow in Diller Visit

Miss Olive Ballard, a friend of Mrs. E B Rees from Diller, was knocked over this morning by a cow and badly sprained her back. She was helped to the house and a doctor summoned. she could not return home until yesterday.

Olive Ballard E. B., Rees Diller Rees Wymore Arbor State Miss Ballard

Arrested on Serious Charge in Fairbury Case

Sheriff Case and Chief Ashenfelter arrested W. C. Bemis in Fairbury on a statutory offense charge. The victim is Bertha Hutzler, living northwest of Fairbury. Bemis, about 31, married, once dated Andy Diller’s daughter. The Hutzler girl disappeared from Hanover, Kansas, recently. Bemis’ home is listed as India, Kansas. He was jailed after confirming she was in Omaha, where officers found her. Bemis previously ran a merry go round at the A. O. U. W. picnic in Diller last year.

Ashenfelter W. C Bemis Fairbury Mias Bertha Hutzler Andy Diller Hanover Kansas India Beatrice Diller

Burglaries Hit Local Lumber Grain and Hardware Offices

Burglaries occurred Tuesday night at J. T. Briggs lumber office A. L. Tinsman grain office and J. O. Blauser hardware store. Windows were broken at first two and a back door forced at Blauser. Items stolen included a shotgun revolvers knives and a gold watch worth 60 to 75 dollars. Bloodhounds failed to track the culprit as dogs worked Reynolds area. An item from Tristman grain was found near the Methodist church crossing Thursday morning. No further developments reported.

J. T. Briggs A.L. Tinsmman J. O. Blauser Brice Tristman Blauser Mr. Case Crawford Reynolds Tristman’s Methodist Church

Pleasant Lodge Honors Tenth Anniversary Dinner

Busy week in town with Pleasant Lodge No. 96 D of H marking its tenth anniversary by a hall dinner. A painter damaged gold leaf on a bank window reading First National Bank Capital and Surplus 50000. Potatoes named Banner impress editor as Washington Stewart's seed potatoes yield about twenty bushels. Diller Acetylene Gas aims to install mains under ground starting north Commercial Street, spanning alleys and two miles of gas lines. plant to operate by December first.

Pleasant Lodge, No. 96 First National Bank Washington Stewart Diller Acetylene Gas Company North Commercial Street

Boy's Lifesaving Ride For Dr King’s New Discovery

W. H. Brown of Leesville Indiana rode 18 miles with family fearing death to obtain Dr King’s New Discovery for consumption and lung troubles. He reports instant relief and sound sleep after use and credits the medicine with curing asthma like ailments. Bottles cost 50 cents and one dollar with free trials at Spear Drug Co.

Spear Drug Co

Teachers Meeting at Diller Division Reports Interest

Last Saturday the Diller division of the State Reading Circle held a teachers meeting with most present. A temporary committee of three named annual leaders: October Gertrude Lamb November Frank Lenker January Anna K Ord February Ira Sutliff March Minchie Stewart April Eva Crocker May Virginia Wright. A permanent committee of Misses Tristman Folkers and Wright will prepare opening program ideas. The October meeting will cover Geographic Influences and Common Sense Didactics chapters.

Diller State Reading Circle McElwee Miss Diller Miss Habicht Gertrude Lamb Frank Lenker Anna K. Ord Ira Sutliff Minchie Stewart Eva Crocker Virginia Wright Folkers An Wright Anna K Orb Mgr

Amanda Elizabeth Carmichael 1870 1904 Obituary

Amanda Elizabeth Carmichael died September 27 1904 after several weeks of illness at her home two miles west of town. Born April 26 1870 she married E Carmichael March 25 1888 and left eight children. Her memory endures as a devoted mother and wife with community sympathy at Prairie Home Cemetery service by Rev F G Kuauer.

Amanda Elizabeth Carmichael Prairie Home Cemetery F. G. Kuauer

Low Rates to Omaha for Ak-Sar-Ben Festivities

Burlington Route offers round trip tickets to Omaha for Ak-Sar-Ben events from October 3 to 7 at 4.05 dollars. The carnival will include a daily street carnival a flower parade on October 5 an electric parade October 6 and the Ak-Sar-Ben ball October 7. Ask the ticket agents for details.

Omaha Burlington L. W. Wakely Oma

Continual Strain Treated by Green's August Flower

An article warns of a continual strain from financial and family troubles harming nerves and organs. It promotes Green's August Flower to restore liver and kidney function, improve vitality, and dispel distress. Trial bottle 25 cents, regular 75 cents, at Neely's Pharmacy.

Neely’s

Autumn Excursion Rates for St Louis Exposition Prompt Travel

Special low coach excursion rates from Sunday to Thursday for trips to St Louis and westward. One way and round trip fares include long sleeping car options. Nebraska day at the exposition on October 25 invites Nebraskans to join. Agents C W Scott and L W Wakeley promote tickets and schedules.

St.Louis Far West Pacific Coast California Puget Sound Spokane Salt Lake Helena Butte Chicago St. Louis Kansas City Omaha Indiana Ohio Kentucky Nebraska St. Louis Exposition L. W. Wakeley

Also Mentioned on This Page

Spear Drug Company Notary Publi Nelson’s Fresh Cow Force St. S.C. Privates K Peres Ae Wright Nelson Sim Milcolmpson Ab, Cully Brookston Jefferson County Henry ‘Wright Mrs J. B. Wright Vold Gilead Duroc Jersey Piga Honest Abe B. F. Buytar M. Diller Christian Church Armanent Bonday Stine The Superior Journal Dr. Powell Columbia J. C. Blauser CLARK Hogs Pao Wenis Hiatt & Co Alf.Waggoner the Fair Steve Man Temple Pierce Jesse Nelson's Odell A.O Phillips A. O. U.W. Lodge Patton Commercial Avenue Dan Garber & Company Superior, Nebraska Herman Sasse E. L. Loock Bert Greentonite Poland China Sal P.H. Sapa Bucklen Patrice Mac Elwee the Public Schools C. T. Gritska Eee Diller Markets Seerneseeeenah Siebn Orage
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