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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1918
Page
3
The notice urges putting at least ten percent of income into an interest bearing account. It promises real benefits and a safety net for dependents. It highlights 4 percent interest on Certificates of Deposit and Saving Accounts and encourages starting today.
Monday was Arbor Day with First-class Vaudeville at the Rex featuring The Musical Walkers. Morning view praised as pleasant while local real estate activity includes J Wo Fouts selling 40 acres to Ouke Lottman for 3000 dollars. Liberty bonds quota exceeded by Jeffirs county, and Island taxes due with 10 percent interest after May 1. Lieut S B Viers and wife hosted a small surprise party last Friday.
Read advice urging observation of others approaches for improving health. It notes that many people use Chamberlain's Tablets for ailments and obtain good results, encouraging readers to follow their example as a practical path to relief.
Mr J H Emery formerly of Diller reports the death of his youngest daughter Ella on the 17th after a short illness. The letter is addressed to Mr F Hale his old neighbor and friend.
Del Wright a former Diller boy traveling from Camp Cody Deming New Mexico to Powell Wyoming arrived Monday at the depot where he was greeted by a group of acquaintances. He is described as a husky looking soldier.
Catarrhal deafness cannot be cured by local applications as they cannot reach the diseased ear. The only remedy is a constitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh Medicine claims to act through the blood on mucous surfaces and offers one hundred dollars for any cured not achieved. Circulare free.
For sale 4 wheel trailer and Clarence Stetfen Try our Vietor chick food for young chicks. Good clean alfalfa seed listed at 10.000 dollars per bushel. Ben Henrichs Dre and Mrs O C Diehl returned from Lincoln with a new Buick Six purchased from J D Fanders. Announcement of E L Jenkins for Jefferson County treasurer appears elsewhere. Lieut S B Viers on leave of absence from Kansas City reports for duty. Mrs Viers and baby travel to Red Cloud to stay with her mother.
Fourteen Diller boy scouts visited Mrs. Nancy Hudson at her home after school Tuesday and cut enough firewood to last her a while. She thanked the scouts for their thoughtful treat and reminded us to pass along her appreciation.
Mrs. Robert Allison of Mattoon Illinois reports relief from indigestion and constipation after taking Chamberlains Tablets. She describes initial distress after meals and heavy pressure in the chest which improved after one bottle, leaving her feeling like a different person.
Village board orders town marshal to impound untagged dogs and hold them four days for owner redemption. If not claimed, marshal may destroy remaining dogs. Apr 25 1918. R F Starr Chairman C L Reinhardt Village Clerk.
J Thompson offers three good work horses with sales set for next midweek at the Kex venue and reduced prices on carried over sisters. Mrs Friday visits from Fairbury to see family and friends near Diller. Geo Garrish and Donald Bugbee of Diller head to Omaha for navy exams. Wymore Arbor State reports a preliminary Home Guards meeting in city hall with about forty signatures, to elect officers and perfect the company.
An old saying notes cures by doctors, but this account praises Chamberlain's Cough Remedy for aiding nature. It claims the medicine relieves the lungs loosens mucus eases coughing and supports the body's recovery to a healthy condition.
Jefferson County Supt Abrams issues a formal call for a Saturday April 27 meeting at Fairbury at 1:30 PM. The event features a patriotic program. theme Patriotism, password Loyalty, motto Victory for Democracy, slogan Every Teacher Present. Meanwhile stock shipments to St Joe include ten carloads from Diller and cattle hogs sent by Hartzel Henrichs and Barber and others.
Real estate records show Capt Chester Andrews deeded Jefferson county lands to his daughters Nancy S Scharman Lydia G Meyer Tranqueline B Taylor and others across multiple parcels including 20-2-4 22-2-4 and 25-1-3 plus river bounds. Also notes hotel owner Mr Stotts reports frugal wheat flour use aiding war effort and substitutes to conserve supplies for troops.
A brief notice notes alfalfa seed for sale at 9.00 dollars per bushel. F Hartzell and J D Fanders are mentioned with Hartzel returning Wednesday from a business trip to Lincoln.
Clarence Steffen and H. R. Royle report in remittance to the Beatrice ad that the past season featured seventy sales and numerous farm auctions. Royle plans to continue in business and anticipates many farms to be sold at auction next fall, deeming it a satisfactory method for selling land and personal property.
The passage urges holding meetings in every precinct soon to acquaint all residents. Any committee member may contact the office to set a date. Daily testing of new seed corn draws attention to seed conditions and rising demand, with the Exchange Bureau assisting labor placement and supplying rural carriers and postmasters like S. E. Sammelson.
Readable records show Pleasant precinct surpassing its Liberty Loan quota. By Monday evening subscriptions reached 84 750 dollars against a 30 000 dollar goal and the emblematic flag was raised Wednesday morning. The article lists many local buyers in the precinct. Corrections will be issued if the list is incomplete.
A compiled roster lists individuals such as Tasche Wm, Teckhaus H A Thompson, Mrs C Timm, John Tiistman, A L Tiistman, W G Vieths, Isabelle Weddle, H Weers, H Weerts, John Wechsels, Heni Wiemers Seede Williams, Mrs A Wright, CH Whitrock, J Waggoner, C L Waxrg, Weers Martin, and Wohits along with associated notes.
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