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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1914
Page
5
A seven pound boy was born the 18th to Mr and Mrs George Arnold Jr at Harbine. Alex Ballard returned Monday from a visit with his daughters in Fairbury.
Eggs offered at 35 cents for 15. Mrs. W E Epley Mrs. Christie Thompson and Mrs. George Cunningham came back Tuesday night after attending a Christian church convention at Wymore.
Auction notice lists two colts and two spans of mules each three years old and one span of horses nine years old. Sale listed under John R Sibble with contact details.
Mrs. A Blauser has recovered from her attack of inflammatory rheumatism and her nurse Miss Irene Hildebrand returned Tuesday to her Beatrice home.
Pupils must file applications with the county superintendent before the second Monday in June to have district tuition paid. Blank forms are available from the county superintendent or from high school superintendents in the county.
Mrs J C Van De Lande of Kirkland Illinois credits Electric Bitters with sustaining her during three months nursing a sick relative. She reports renewed energy and appetite and vows she would not be without it. The ad urges starting a month's treatment today for fatigue poor digestion and low spirits.
About half an inch of rain fell Friday night. Mexico’s Carranza invites U S to withdraw troops amid rising tensions. A new comet may soon be visible to the naked eye. Presbyterian ladies coterie meets Thursday afternoon April 30 at Mrs Reinhart’s home. One hundred nineteen cases of eggs, thirty dozen per case, valued over 535 dollars, shipped from Diller by local merchants Tuesday.
Cough medicine for children should be pleasant tasting contain no harmful substance and be highly effective. Chamberlain's Remedy meets these requirements and is a favorite with mothers of young children. For sale by Shutt Drug.
Local road work peaked Wednesday with 32 horses hitched to five graders across multiple sections. Dozens of volunteers donated time and teams, with overseers coordinating grading on numerous miles and new concrete waterways and a concrete arch planned by County Commissioner Rohrbaugh and the road committee.
An advertisement promotes United Doctors Specialists licensed by the state for treating chronic diseases and deformities. It offers free consultation and examination with no medicine charges, planning a return visit in two months. It targets long standing stomach bowel liver and nerve disorders among others and notes a small admission fee to cover expenses.
An advice note links household plumbing to digestion and urges Chamberlain's Tablets for quick relief from digestive trouble. Sold by Shutt Drug Co.
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