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Newspaper
The Diller Record
Location
Diller, Nebraska, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1915
Page
8
A daughter was born April 26 half a mile south of Diller to Mr and Mrs Les Hill. Rev E S Grimes returned Wednesday from a business trip to Lincoln where he owns property.
William and Elias Lichty of Deshler Nebraska visited their cousin J P Lichty on Wednesday. Mrs F W Dedrick of Falls City came Saturday to visit her parents Mr and Mrs John Carico and expects her husband to join her soon.
Both Grandpa and Grandma J. D. Cherry Sr. have been ill for several days and their children and grandchildren are fearful of the recovery of the former who is not yet entirely out of danger.
Mr and Mrs August Grefe formerly of Diller now near Lanham were in town. On Wednesday and August they called at the Record office to renew his subscription for another year.
Frank Amos and Mrs Frank Grabber were summoned to Lincoln on Monday by a message stating their mother Mrs C C Amos, who had visited her daughter there with her husband, was very ill and not expected to recover.
Mrs. Wm. M. Thompson of Battle Creek Michigan reports indigestion sour stomach and bad breath relief after using Chamberlain's Tablets. She calls the tablets splendid and better than any on the market. For sale by all dealers.
The eight month term of school in Vist closed Tuesday April 27. Enrolled pupils total 25 with attendance for the month recorded.
Mrs. W. S. Slocum was called to Havelock yesterday by the illness of her daughter Mrs. Harriss. The Burlington railroad company completed a new sidewalk west of the depot, described as a good job and a great convenience to patrons in the west part of town.
P B Miller came back from Kansas City after an operation hailed as very successful. He is reported much improved and able to work a full day in his wagon and blacksmith shop.
Mrs. Elmer Hatch of Peru Indiana reports long standing rheumatic attacks eased instantly by Chamberlains Liniment. She recommends it to others and notes bottles of 25 and 50 cents are sold by all dealers.
At a regular meeting of Naomi Chapter No 44, O E S, resolutions mourn the death of Mary C Bell a charter member and devoted wife and mother. The text commends the bereaved to divine care and notes the support provided by neighbors and friends.
Liberal cattle run at South Omaha yard on April 28 with improved demand and steady to higher prices. Cattle, hogs, and sheep and lambs trading firm, with yearlings 7.80 8.40, heifers 6.75 7.73, cows 5.75 6.60, hogs mostly 7.20 7.25 and up to 7.30, lambs around 10.35 to 10.65 for light and 10.00 to 10.35 for heavy, Colorado Mexican lambs at 10.55, westerns 10.50.
The summer will bring thousands to Colorado ranch resorts and hotels and to Glacier and Yellowstone National Parks. Estes Park and the new Rocky Mountain National Park attract Eastern visitors as 1914 summers show a growing mountain life. Readers are urged to plan early and write to local ticket agents WAKLEY Omaha and DILLER Dill er Neb.
Notice states the Shea Equity Exchange is formed in Shea Nebraska with principal business in farm products grain lumber livestock and related goods. Authorized capital is 10000 dollars, stock 100 shares, 3000 paid in, board of five directors, officers president vice president and secretary treasurer, term April 7 1915 to April 7 1965. Articles include director ranges five to nine, quorum rules, and meetings by ballot with notices thirty days prior.
Farmers often let seed crops stay long to grow more green pods. On the same plant ripe, half grown, and new pods appear. Chaosis flies mature inside early pods and lay eggs in green pods, so harvest should precede overripe pods to keep pod setting uniform.
Amended articles rename Jefferson County Mutual Insurance Company of Diller Nebraska to Jefferson County Assessment Association. It specifies a 50 year duration, continues insurance for farm property churches and parsonages, and grants policy holders one vote. Principal office remains Diller Nebraska.
An old advertisement offers one hundred dollars reward for catarrh cases cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure from F. J. Cheney & Co. Toledo Ohio. The testimonial mentions familiarity with F. J. Cheney and endorses the product for internal use.
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