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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1912
Page
8
Advertisement details several R. C. H. car models with 110 inch wheel base and 34x5 long stroke engine, priced from 750 to 950 dollars. Notes include selfstarter, removable rims, 34 inch tires, ignition, and heavy steel components. Cautions buyers to rely on their own judgement and not purchase.
Local items report debate tonight on suits by Loock and Habicht, hunting season dates, a Colman hotel cook wanted, and election results in Fairbury and nearby towns. Also notes on land sale, farm labor, a newborn, seed corn for sale, and plans for a Boise Canyon dam irrigation project in Idaho.
A sale notice lists three good work horses for sale. The notice is credited to 21 C. F. Smith. The item is followed by a local social note that Misses Effie Diller and Violet Musser and Quinter Fry visited friends at Wymore between trains.
Miss Eva Witty arrived Friday from Seedy to the home of her mother Mrs. Sarah Witty for a family visit.
Mrs H Silks of 29 Dowling Street Sydney credits Chamberlain's Cough Remedy with rapidly curing her son's severe cold after a small bottle was used. The product is sold by Shust Drug Co.
The note lists a church meeting at 6:30 p m led by Pastor Wim Boyle with items for the program.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nelson of Plymouth visited Sunday and Monday at the home of her parents Mr. and Mrs. L. L. Catlin and his sister Mrs. Arthur E. Price. Nelson has sold his Plymouth residence where he works in banking and will build a new house similar to Arthur Price’s new home.
W B Holscllaw of Claredon Texas recalls a past event in his brother described as one of the greatest changes seen in any man a dreadful cough that plagued him years ago suddenly improving through unknown means leaving observers astonished and seeking explanations.
A worker at the Shea Chester elevator sustained a crushed right foot after it became caught in a crank shaft and machine foundation. A physician was summoned for treatment.
Short dialogue about meeting Smithson and his stomach trouble. suggestion to take Chamberlain's Tablets. note that the advice is given to aid digestion. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
A comical tale from the Houston Post features a Scandinavian man who wants papers to apply for a mortgage on a farm he already bought years ago without a deed. The clerk questions why a mortgage is sought when a deed exists, noting no transfer or lender has followed.
Nebraska Experiment Station issues Bulletin No. 125 on Wheat Breeding Experiments. A historical sketch outlines wheat culture and charts of major growing areas. Over the last decade total yield doubled previous levels and quadrupled the 1870s 1880s decade due to Turkey Red wheat culture started about 1890.
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