Sweet Potato Plants For Sale Near Diller
Mrs. Fry, one-half mile north of Diller, offers a fine lot of sweet potato plants for sale. J. W. Sutton promotes One Minute Cough Cure for coughs, croup and lung troubles while praising De Witt’s Little Early Risers for stomach and liver issues. The M E church district meets in Diller May 25 and 26, inviting all to attend. G A Knole, new barber, and his wife plan to move into the Sadle property on Hilton Street.
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J. Watson
Bee
de Witt
J. W. Sutton
Woman's Foreign Mission Society
The
M. E. Church
Diller
Candy Cathartic Claims Modern Medical Discovery
An old advertisement touts Cascarets Candy Cathartic as a wonderful medical discovery for cleansing the entire system. It claims to act on kidneys liver and bowels, dispel disease, cure fever and habitual constipation, and promoters urge daily use to feel better.
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Lincoln visitors recall wartime pals and local remedies
The Misses Cora and Edna Cress visited home folks from Lincoln and planned to return next Monday. Geo S Anderson of Rossville York County Pa recalls hard service and credits Chamberlains Pain Balm for rheumatism relief and general injuries. he asks about pricing for a dozen bottles for himself and neighbors. Sold by J W Sutton.
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Cora
Edna Cress
Lincoln
Geo. S. Anderson
Rossville
York County
Do Not Forsake Charity to Seek Wealth, Wy Morean Warns
A pithy warning cites a man in a tree who urges ruthless wealth gathering. He advises shunning friends and charity, hoarding interest, and living mean for years, claiming riches await only to die and leave a divided estate behind. The axiom ends with a cynical line about wealth valuing the devil.
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Wy Morean
Notice to Contractors for Dirt Removal in Diller Neb
The village board of trustees of Diller Nebraska invites sealed bids to remove dirt from front of lots 10 and 12 in block 7 original town. Bids due by 12 o clock noon June 2 1898. Board may accept or reject any bids. Diller Neb May 20 1898. D R Kullasy chairman and Aircart Shultz village clerk.
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Board of Village Trustees
Diller Nebr
Commercial Ave
Diller, Nebr
D. R. Kullasy
Village Board of Trustees
Aircart
Notice to Build Sidewalk on Castor Street in Diller
Notice to owner of lot No 6 in block No 5 in the town of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska to build a sidewalk on Castor street within 30 days. If not, the trustees will erect the sidewalk and assess the cost to the property. Dated May 10 1898. Ancusz Sxvttz chairman Trustees.
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Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebraska
Castor Street
Wil
Eeu
Village
Notice to remove dirt from front of lots in Diller village
Parties owning lots No 10 and No 12 in block 7 in the original town of Diller Jefferson County Nebraska must remove dirt from the front of said lots within 30 days. If not done, Village Trustees will remove the dirt and restore the premises at the owners’ expense. Excerpt from War 1898. D cute, Chairman Village Board of Trustees Ancuin Savitz.
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Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebraska
D. Cute
Ancuin Savitz
Diller Nebraska Board approves 1898 expenses estimate
At an adjourned meeting on May 10 1898 the Board of Trustees of Diller Nebraska set the 1898 year expenditures for officers salaries street and bridge work and printing at 800 dollars and ordered it recorded and published. The 1897 revenue totaled 210 85 dollars. D R Ketusy
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Diller
Nebraska
D. R. Ketusy
Village of Diller adopts 10 million tax levy in 1898 ordinance
Ordinance 89 approved by the Village of Diller trustees authorizes a ten million dollar levy on all taxable property for village purposes based on the 1898 assessment roll. Of this levy ten mills are to be appropriated to the general fund. The ordinance takes effect after adoption and publication in 1898.
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Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebraska
R. Keuiay
Azacaiz Shuvtrz
Ordinance forbids bicycle riding on Diller sidewalks
The village of Diller Nebraska passes Ordinance 40 banning riding bicycles on public sidewalks within its corporate limits. Violations are misdemeanors with fines at least five dollars for the first offense and at least ten dollars for any subsequent offense. The ordinance takes effect as required by law. Passed May 10 1898. D R Kuxusy Anoniz Suvuttz.
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Diller
Jefferson Co
Nebr
Nebraska
D. R. Kuxusy
Anoniz Suvuttz
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