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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1920
Page
3
A bank offers to extend benefits and protection to establish credit for businesses. The message highlights working capital importance, confidence in character, and the bank’s experience and conservatively built facilities to support business expansion.
A collage of briefs from Omaha to Diller and Wymore covers shopping promos, local visits, school activities, and civic notes. Topics include sewing costs, rug prices, a May 1 electric turnout, Army recruiting in Omaha, a blacksmith back at work, Diller High School pupils visiting country schools, harness service, Arbor Day plans, street light shipments, and local gossip on political candidates.
F Sel stores sale notice describes a 20 by 24 foot barn with mostly good lumber and price offered on application. Hartzel cleaned up his feeding yards Tuesday by sending part of a hog load to market through the Farmers Shipping Association.
Mr and Mrs E L Loock were guests of their son in law and daughter Mr and Mrs E R Henrichas at Deshler returning yesterday.
Advice urges relief from constipation and indigestion with Cherlain's Tablets. The ad promises prompt effect and pleasant use, claiming improved happiness when bodily functions are balanced.
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Peter Jobman moves to Beatrice after purchasing property. W. H. Packer of Wood River returns home from a visit with Diller relatives. Mrs. Christie Thompson returns from Davenport. Mr. and Mrs. W. F. Myers return from Beatrice where Mrs. Myers had surgery. Diller schools reopen after furnace repair. Rev. C. W. F. King attends Presbytery meeting at University Place. Shorthorn bulls for sale by J. A. Axtell of Fairbury. Optometry services advertised in Fairbury by A. D. Ackerman. Mrs. A. H. Kunter and children repatriate to Ririe Idaho.
Eggs for sale from two pens headed by prize winning roosters at 2.00 each. J R Weddle Jus Etchison visited with his mother Mrs Etchison at the Mosers and returned to Clay Center Neb. Jefferson County automobile registration shows 2400 cars with fees over 27000. about 200 cars run without license.
A health advertisement claims women become more beautiful with age through diet and exercise and by keeping the liver and bowels in order. It warns yellowing eyes and dull whites signal indigestion or a sluggish liver and touts Chamberlain's Tablets as a cure.
We express heart felt thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness prior to and during our bereavement. Special thanks to those who helped during sickness, those who scooped out the road to the cemetery, and those who brought flowers. J. A. Brandt and family.
Help wanted in Nebraska Kansas Dakota Colorado Wyoming Montana for trained stenographers and bookkeepers. If you have reliable business training there are excellent positions. College placement in Grand Island Island to a teaching theme.
Community notices include classified rug sale prices from 14 to 75 dollars and a child’s reed sulky listing. Mr. and Mrs. Waggoner hosted visits from Alliance and Lincoln relatives while a new blacksmith shop opened offering machine work and disc sharpening. Two Louisville girls were fined for disorderly conduct for smoking on the street. Miss Gertrude Mitchell returned to Beatrice after Easter visit and storm delay to resume school.
Before buying furniture and rugs look our big stock over. We deliver to your door and offer cash discounts. A Palmer Co Beatrice Neb Walter Pitts wife and child arrive from Oretta La visit mother Mrs Geo Pitts then plan to move to Minnesota. Paul Logan moved to Sunul Neb near a large wheat crop. Mrs Logan and son visit Lincoln before joining him.
A Decatur Illinois family credits Chamberlains Cough Remedy with curing colds and coughs and treating croup in children. An upcoming Fairbury District ministerial meeting will be held at the Wymore Methodist church on April 22 and 23 with speakers including Dr W E J Gratz of Lincoln and Chancellor J B Schreckengast of University Place.
The piece explains that a common cold can make a child susceptible to diphtheria and advises keeping a sick child home until full recovery. It promotes Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as a quick cure for the cold and a means to lessen the danger of diphtheria or other germ diseases.
Mrs. M A Cunninghem aged 81 has left Diller for Los Angeles to live with her daughter. In a letter renewing her Record subscription she notes a three day three night train trip, reports enjoying year round vegetables from Japs, flowers and sun and hopes to swim at the beach. She sends best wishes to friends.
The ad promotes a prompt repair service aimed at preserving earning power by allowing worn parts to be renewed without downtime. It emphasizes fast service so customers can return to operation quickly and maintain productivity.
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