Diller Neb Postal Notice and Local News Items
Local brief from Diller Nebraska dated Friday June 9 1899 covers postage terms subscriptions rates and advertising charges. It notes new items such as July 4 events ice cream social June 17 and Children's Day at the Methodist church, plus various local notices about people travels trains repairs and a lost cape.
Umbrellas and Herbal Remedy Ad From Local Shops
An advertisement promotes a line of silk umbrellas with appealing prices from Shutyer and Hutchinson. It also markets HERBINE for liver issues with a 50 cent price, endorsed by J. W. Sutton.
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Shutyer & HutchiNson
J. W. Sutton
Trams Run Twelve Trips A Day On Line
The B and M report heavy demand with services up to twelve trams daily on the line, reflecting brisk business and active ridership in the area.
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B& M
Bonded Abstract Promises Real Estate Aid in Fairbury Neb
Bonded Abstract of J. Monroe Davis offers help to make real estate sales smooth and loans easier by providing official documentation over First National Bank in Fairbury Nebraska.
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J. Monroe Davis
First National Bank
Fairbury
Nebr
Arnica Salve claims to cure skin eruptions and more
Buckten's Arnica Salve offers treatment for a wide range of skin and minor ailments including fever sores ulcers boils felons corns warts bruises burns and chapped hands. Sold by J. W. Sutton druggist with a 25 cent box price and stated guarantee.
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Buckten
J. W. Sutton
Story of a Slave Finds Freedom Through Disease Chains
George D Williams of Manchester Michigan recounts freeing a wife long bound by illness. He credits Electric Bitters with restoring strength enabling her to work again. claim lists cures for female ailments nerves sleeplessness headaches and more. Bottle guaranteed 50 cents through J W Sutton.
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George D. Williams
Manchester
Mich
J. W. Sutton
Three Evening Cyclones Seen Across the Area
Yesterday evening about seven o'clock three cyclones appeared at once. The largest neared Endicott while a second, north of Steele City, showed clear whirling motion. A third lay southeast and vanished quickly. None reached the ground and no damage was reported, though many were frightened and returned home.
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Endicott
Diller
Steele City
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Frank T. Peance
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People’s State Bank
M. Nelson
E. L. Loock
Jesse Hadley
Beatrize
Methodist Church
Ladies of the Presbyterian Church
Geo. H. Tonnemaker
Deering
J. O. Brauser
Harry Lowe
Carl Gale
Carl
Mr. H. Madden
J. P. Lowe
Kansas
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Peter Donze
Adolph Jabas
A. J. Sheldon
C. L. E. Blauser
Joplin, Mo
Mrs. A. Blauser
Frank Lambert
Sam Green
Boston
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X. Wright
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Druccist
Diller Drug Co
F.C. Alley
the McOrmick
J. P. Lowe & Son