Local Notes and Advertisements From Dilfer and Surrounding Areas
Converse visits from Steele City and a Fairbury attorney in town on legal business. J O Blauser advertises the New Champion binder before purchase. Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets promise a cure for colds in one day with no cure no pay. W H Barnes from Fairbury arrives on legal matters. W Lambert of the Dilfer area builds a 26 by 42 foot barn five miles west. Pyle the Ellis merchant seen in Dilfer on business.
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W. Lambert
Dilfer
Mrs. Wright Expected Home From Case County Visit
Mrs. Mattie Wright is due back home this evening after a visit with friends in Case county. Jack Clancy plans to rebuild and enlarge his farm residence northeast of town in the near future.
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Mattie Wright
Case County
Jack Clancy
Presbyterians Erect New Platform at Church
A new platform was built in front of the church by the Presbyterians, seen as a much needed improvement. Two heavy showers on Monday and Tuesday revived crops and vegetation of 90 kinds nearby. The Misses Welton and Muster opened their dressmaking parlor upstairs in Look's building and near readiness to commence business.
Diller Businessmen Plan Quiet Picnic on Little LIsule
Several Diller businessmen plan a family basket picnic on the Little Isle River just south of Diller, scheduled for one week from next Sunday.
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Diller
Little Islue River
Visit of Sobers Family Enthralls Local Friends
Mr and Mrs J R Sobers of Clay Genter Kansas longtime residents of the neighborhood are visiting relatives and friends in the Diller and Lanham area this week as they travel through the region.
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J. R. Sobers
Clay Genter
Kansas
Diller and
Lanham
Mrs Saloma Manges Visits Kin in Several States
Mrs. Saloma Manges of Hooversville Somerset county Pennsylvania arrived Wednesday to visit her sister Mrs. John Specht and family. She will also visit relatives in Kansas and Missouri before traveling east again.
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Saloma Manges
Hooversville
Somerset County
John Specht
Inansas
Missouri
Relatives Return Home After Visit From York and Dakota
Mrs Harve Pittenger and Mrs Orleva McLaughlin returned to their homes in York Iowa and North Dakota after visiting here with their parents Mr and Mrs A Brauser and other relatives.
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Harve Pittenger
Orleva McLaughlin
A. Brauser
York
Memee
No. Dakota
Cheese factories feed market with steady 10c cheese sales
The Harbine plant consumes 5000 pounds of spiik daily and the Plymouth plant 5000 pounds daily. Both factories are owned by Jos Wildhaber of Plymouth and their cheese sells at ten cents per pound to an eager market.
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Harbine
Plymouth
Mortgage Record Totals for March 1901 Reported
Mortgage totals for March 1901 as reported by J Monroe Davis bonded abstractor Totals include receipts from multiple lenders and property types with names of involved parties and locations implied by the abstractor’s filing. The record summarizes the month’s activity in a compact financial ledger style typical of property transactions.
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J. Monroe Davis
Local Notices and Advertisements from Beatrice Area
Cane Keffir Corn and Millet seed for sale at Nelsons. Dr and Mrs A T Kaupp drove to Beatrice yesterday. G B Pearce built a large cistern for Robt Weible northeast of town this week. If you want a gasoline stove see the New Process Reliable at J C Blauser before buying. Notice all indebted to me settle Dr W T Jeffryes. Judge Ben S Baker of Omaha has been holding court at Fairfield this week. cases before Judge Letton involved.
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G. B. Pearce
Robt
Weible
J. C. Blauser
Ben 8. Baker
Omaha
Fairleu
Letton
Trowbridge sells residence in east town for cash
Mrs. A. E. Trowbridge of Superior visiting friends here since Monday sold her east town residence to Geo. Hudson for 125 dollars cash.
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A. E. Trowbridge
Superior
Geo. Hudson
Didnt Marry For Money In Health Miracle Ad
A Boston man who recently wed a ailing rich young woman is now happy after using Dr Kings New Life Pills. The pills claim to restore health from jaundice biliousness malaria fever and ague and all liver and stomach troubles. Only 25 cents at Suttons.
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Boston
Dr. King
Sutton’s
Saves Two From Death By Dr King’s New Discovery
Mrs W K Haviland of Armonk New York says her daughter nearly died from a weserns cough and bronchitis but Dr Kings New Discovery saved her life after other remedies failed. Her niece with advanced Consumption also recovered. The medicine is praised as infallible for coughs and colds. 50c and 1.00 bottles with guaranteed trial bottles available.
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W. K. Haviland
Armonk
N.Y
Earth
J. W. Sutton
Tria
Sebolts Buys Sherm Cally Farm Near Diller for 5286
John Sebolts, son in law of Henry Hebrends, purchases the Sherm Cally farm of 16.0 acres two miles east of Diller for 5286 or 33 per acre and will take possession March 1. He formerly lived near Diller and has farmed west of Pairburgv after a stay in Germany. The report notes Nebraska school gender trends with 254 boys and 491 girls among 41 graduating schools this year.
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John Sebolts
Henry Hebrends
Sherm Cally
Diller
Mr. Sebolts
Mr. Carr
Germany
Pairburgv
Nebraska
Ailing Martin Hood Plans Beatrice Move Next Week
Martin Hood, longtime resident, visited town with daughter Mrs. Long and said the Beatrice purchase may lead to boarding there for a while. He recently paid $1,000 cash for a rentable residence and plans a quiet life in his later years at 65.
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Martin Hood
F Diller
Hoo
Nelson Visits Omaha For Grand A M A F And A Meeting
Thos. Nelson travels to Omaha for a grand ceremony of the A M A F and A M in a regional Masonic event. The visit centers on lodge activities and formal proceedings with local brethren and officials in attendance.
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Thos. Nelson
Omaha
This Cine Ieee A. F
A. M. Grand
Bucklen’s Arnica Salve Featured In Local Notice
A notice from N. E. Palmer of Birkman Island describes a gasoline stove explosion that burned a lady. The running sore was cured by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve after physicians failed, and the ad touts it as infallible for various ailments. 25c at Sutton's.
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N. E. Palmer
Birkman
Bucklen
Sutton’s
Thirtieth Annual State Camp Meeting in Lincoln Nebraska
State Camp Meeting in Lincoln Nebraska runs June 2 to July 1. Ground rent free and reduced railroad rates offered for a religious outing. Interdenominational Holiness Tents 12x14 feet season 2 to 3 dollars set up cots included.
Transformation of the Map and Western Push of Population
The author discusses changing world geography from 1825 to the present, noting exploration limits then and the vast shifts since. He highlights the American continent as the region with rapid changes, where population and mapping boundaries have moved westward by about 1,600 miles over the century.
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Patagonia
South America
Australia
New Holland
Africa
Mediterranean
Cape
Central Asia
Himalayas
China
Joseph Sohn
Scribner
Gas Overcomes the Trainmen at Great Northern Tunnel
The Great Northern Railroad faces a serious problem with operating trains through the 13 606 foot Cagcade tunnel. The tunnel's great depth makes it perilously hot inside, causing smoke and gases to suffocate crews. Dozens of engineers have been rendered unconscious by the conditions.
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Great Northern Railroad
Cagcadé Tunnel
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Steele City
Binder
J. O. Blauser
W. H. Barnes
Fairbury
Mr. Pyle
Ellis
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Uli
Atakaceeh
Peeseeeesacene
Totel Igerease
Nelson's
A. T.kaupp
Beatrice
W. T. Jeffryes
Lincoln
Nebr
Frank FT. Pearce
Notary Public
Dr. W. '. Jeffryes
H.c.brock
Steele
Opera Hogee
South Side
Ein
Fairbury, Neb
Smith’s Sanitarium
Oma Chica
ST. Joseph
Kansas City
ST. Louis
Travis Leay
Penver
Hlelena
Butte, Or
Salt Lake City
Portland
San Francesco
All Points West
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AL Vents
E W. Blo
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Reve
J. Francis
Gen’ Paseungeraha
J. Sheldon
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