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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1910
Page
8
Rain spoiled the last day of the Gage county Fair as residents like Miss Susan Randall visited friends at Wymore between trains. The note covers baby news, visits, promotions for Chamberlain Liniment, and a local roads banquet planned for Diller with judges to award prizes for graded mile measurements.
A Watertown Wise man recalls ten years of eczema and an eye opening cure by Arnica Balm. He claims the remedy relieved a severe skin eruption and heated sores, saving his leg from amputation and restoring health.
A fragmentary note highlights Lincoln Trade Exhibit uniting bios awe better markets reads farmers and citizens. It references live country merchants and a belief that cooperative work yields stronger results for boys and girls.
Oswego resident A Cooper praises King’s New Discovery for a merciless night cough that resisted remedies for years. The ad touts relief from stubborn colds and hayfever with a trial bottle offer and a $1.00 trial.
The piece argues horses remain central to American agriculture and export markets. It cites 2,000,000 horses valued at 2256 600,000 and claims horse production outstrips auto output, with the industry generating billions in value and a thriving export trade to Europe. It urges breeders to weed out inferior stock and focus on high grade draft horses for farm use and breeding stock.
The column recalls a string of social vignettes and mischief from domestic life and parties. A Kansas farmer posts a harvest hands notice and humorous exchanges at gatherings surface. The piece teases flirtations, travel quirks, and party quips with playful misprints.
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