Terms of Subscription for The Neared News
One year or six months subscription available upon application. Local readers are charged at the rate of one dollar per year. Subscriptions run until canceled and paid in full. Regular renewal notices and arrears collection are described.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Savings and Loan Association of Reattire
New Farm Equipment and Local Notices in Diller
Local ads note a new riding cultivator at J D Fanders and seed corn at J D Blausers. Prices on crops and farm services listed along with visits by distant visitors and upcoming community events. A town outlook praises the Nebraska area around Diller for health and opportunity.
Witnesses at Beatrice in Stottsge Murry case
A group including By Willingham and Hiram Packer attended Beatrice last Friday and Saturday as witnesses in the case of Herbert Stottsge Michael Murry Jr and ney on a charge of cutting Drei at an ice cream center school house. After listening to a mass of evidence both sides, the jury or court returned a verdict in favor of the defense.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
By. Willingham
Hiram Packer
Ray Mudge
Thomas, Chambers
Walter Blythe
Samuel Dange
C. Madden
W. J. Frisbie
Beatrice
Herbert Stottsge
Michael Murry, Jr
Ney
Local items and notices from Diller area
Choice German millet seed advertised at J D Fanders. Hog shipments from Zook and Son sent one car load to Bt Joe market. Dex H Brock dentist of Fairbury to be at Dr Knapp's Wednesday July 5. Temple Pierce visited from Ellis for Decoration Day. Stark Haves returned from Lincoln after weekend visit with Mrs Haves. H G Weigle taking orders for binding twine with prices for various types. Inez Welton and Violet Musser to do dressmaking next week upstairs in E L Loock building. fall stock of millinery planned. Retta Richey and Lillie DeVore, Diller School teachers, returned home. Elisberry Martindale and Fred Frisbie went to Lincoln for a Dunkard meeting. About twenty thousand attended from across the U S. Mrs Christie W Thompson rebuilt barn after fire, receiving 415 insurance and help from neighbors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Inez. Welton
Violet Musser
E. L. Loock
Chamberlain Stomach and Liver Tablets Advertised
Biliousness is described as a digestive disturbance with stomach debility liver torpidity and constipation. The ad promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets to calm stomach upset restore appetite and regulate bowels, with sale by J. W. Supton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
W. Sutton
J. W. Sucton
Miller Bros advertisement error on 1900 McCormick binder
Local notice misquoted 110.00 for a 1900 McCormick binder. Readers from Lanham to Cheater queried availability, with many inquiries about the sale despite the $10 underprice mistake. The note defends the paper as an advertising medium and expresses regret over the error.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Bro’s
McCormick
Lanham
Odell
Beatrice
Ellis
Harbine
Fairbury
Steele City
Cheater
Cure a Cold In One Day Laxative Bromo Quinine
Laxative Bromo Quinine tablets promise a one day cure for colds with AU drug refund if ineffective. Each box bears E. W. Grove’s signature and is priced at 25 cents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. W. Grove
Cure facial eruptions with Rocky Mountain Tea
Mrs. J states facial eruptions can be cured by absolute cleanliness and a monthly dose of Rocky Mountain Tea. The ad suggests asking a druggist for 350. units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rocky Mountain
Madison Medicine Co
Presbyterian church receipts pay off church debt
Receipts from ice cream sales by Presbyterian church ladies totaled 24.35 last Saturday. With on hand funds, they can discharge the church debt and still have some in the treasury.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Presbyterian Church
Memorial and Decoration Day Observances in Diller
Memorial and Decoration Days were observed in Diller with ceremonies. The Grand Army and Woman's Relief Corps met at the hall and marched to the Christian church for a memorial sermon by Rev. W. T. King, followed by an address by Rev. Jas. Leonard. They later visited Prairie Home Cemetery to decorate the graves of Frank Powell, Samuel Diller, Isaac Fry, J. M. Gear, and Confederate soldier John Hudson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Diller
Grand Army and Woman’s Relief Corps
Christian Church
W. T. King
Jas. Leonard
G. A. R. Post
Prairie Home Cemetery
King
Frank Powell
Samuel Diller
Isaac Fry
J. M Gear
John Hudson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Diller, Neb
Grooms
J. D. Fanders
J.D. Blauser’s
Nelson
J. P. London
Frisbie
Gage County
Andy Jamison
Peter Boillot
Notics
Methodige Ladies’ Aid Society
Frank. Ward
Fairbury Journal
Woman’s Aid Society of the Christian Church
Ladies and Society of the Christian Church
J. W. Searcy
J. W. Henrichs
J. C. Wyatt
Barnston
C.C. Amos
Frank Madden
J. L. Lamb
J.D. Fanders
Ins Implement House
People’s State Bank
Calvin Waggner
Carlisle
Alf. Waggoner
Oliver Fair
Adaline
Kan
Andrew Bear
Mr. Goodyear
Pennsylvania
Diller and Vicinity
Gladys
Blanche Logan
J. H. Logan
Maker Farm
Wymore
Arte. Folsom
Jeffryes
Disler
Prof. Eaton
Richey
Devore
Addie Miller
Mary Beckwith
Ius
Albert Leaper
Missouri
Nebraska
Zook & Son
Bt. Joe
Dex H. ©. Brock
Dr. Knapp
Jane
Mrs. Temple Pierce
Stark Haves
Lincoln
Mrs. Haves
H. G. Weigle
Retta Richey
Lillie DeVore
Bower
Elisberry Martindale
Fred Frisbie
Dunkard
Old State Fair
U. S
Christie VY. Thompson
Hartzell’s Grove
Guranteed
Thrill Press
Atone Rta
Haven
F. Hartzecl
Nebraska Fresh